The Navy said it was removing heavy equipment in San Diego Bay being used in the recovery of a jet that crashed Feb. 12. Thousands of pounds of debris are still in the water.

The US Navy has recovered most of the debris from the crashed military plane in San Diego Bay. Civilian boaters will once ...

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The jet’s two crew members safely ejected before the crash and were quickly recovered by a fishing boat. “Our top priority is ...

At 10:15 a.m. on Feb. 12, the EA-18G Growler, which is based on Whidbey Island, Washington, crashed while attempting to land ...

The start of salvage and recovery operations was delayed several days due to a blustery winter storm that moved through the ...

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Civilian boaters will regain access to the Shelter Island basin following the planned removal this weekend of heavy ...

An estimated 9,000 pounds of remnants of the aircraft remained in the bay as of Friday, officials said. Scaled-down salvage operations were expected to continue over the next two weeks ...