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Several days ago, a $100 million fighter jet went missing.
The pilot was forced to eject, and the plane went down.
Our military continues to be very shady as to what occurred that led to $100 million taxpayer dollars coming crashing to the ground.
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There are three different versions of the plane based on where it will be used, and it is one badass fighter.
Even so, a pilot was forced to eject, and all we are being told is that it had something to do with the weather that created a malfunction.
Well, if we paid $100 million for a plane that goes on the fritz in bad weather, don’t we have a right to know about that?
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) sure agrees, stating, “It’s very frustrating to not have any answers.”
She added, “Not to be able to provide answers to the community, you know, when mistakes happen — we should be able to take responsibility for it and communicate and be transparent with the public.”
The only formal statement about this that I have been able to find came from Jeremy Huggins, spokesman for Joint Base Charleston, and it was nothing more than explaining why the Marines were forced to ask for help in finding the downed aircraft.
Some of the wreckage was finally spotted, but we are still not getting any answers as to why this state-of-the-art fighter went down.
Source: ABC News
