Chronology of the collapse of U.S. fighter plane Force in Libya

Because of mechanical failures, jet fighter U.S. Air Force (USAF) crashed in Libya. Luckily jet crash site included in the controlled areas so that the second anti-Moammar Gaddafi who was throwing his crew could be saved.

The development of information about the downing of the jet was recorded in news.blogs.cnn.com. Here are writing about two people that manned jets.

-Tuesday, March 22, 2012, at 12:16 p.m. time Libya

Jet fighter F-15 Eagle USAF reportedly crashed in territory controlled by anti-Gaddafi. Arab media reported jet pilot was rescued and the allegations while the cause was mechanical failure

-Tuesday, March 22, 2012, at 12:32 p.m. time Libya

Reuters reported one crew could be saved, while the other one is in the process of evacuation after a jet fighter F-15 Eagle crashed in territory controlled by anti-Gaddafi.

-Tuesday, March 22, 2012, at 12:50 p.m. time Libya

U.S. forces spokesman Kenneth Fidler confirmed there fighter jets F-15 Eagle that crashed in Libya. The two pilots managed to catapult themselves out of the plane. One was rescued, the other one in the search. "(Jet the fall) is not due to enemy military attack. They were flying from Europe," said Fidler.

-Tuesday, March 22, 2012, at 1:29 p.m. time Libya

The U.S. military said the two crew of the F-15 Eagle jet that crashed in Libya are safe and secure.

-Tuesday, March 22, 2012, at 1:42 p.m. time Libya

U.S. defense officials said the crew had to evacuate both the F-15 Eagle jet that crashed in Libya. The group's first anti-Gaddafi crew evacuated a second time and 'treated well' until the coalition forces picked her up. Currently, the two crews had put out from Libya.

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Increased strength of NATO's embargo on Libya

The Dutch will join the NATO military campaign in Libya. 6 F-16 fighter jets, destroyers, mine and a tanker aircraft will join the Allied forces.

"We have decided to contribute to the implementation of UN resolution 1973." said Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte after a special cabinet meeting in the Hague to discuss NATO's decision to embargo on Libya, on Wednesday (23/03/2011). Such as written AFP.

Rutte add a contribution in the form of sending six F-16s, DC-10 tanker aircraft and a minesweeper. "This contribution to strengthen the embargo against Libya pressure," he said.

Meanwhile, Dutch Defense Minister Hans Hillen add 200 soldiers will join the Dutch in this mission. Hillen explained the mission of the Netherlands will run for 3 months, but if necessary can be lengthened.

The Netherlands will join with the United States, France, Britain, Italy and Canada. The strength of this coalition warplanes reinforced dozens and dozens of sophisticated warships.
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