Two military pilots survived a crash in San Diego. Both pilots ejected from the plane, and were rescued by nearby fishermen.

Earl Wederbrook trained Navy pilots for almost 30 years on how to fly planes like this one. He says this is generally a very reliable plane and something had to go very wrong for the pilots to eject.

A crash involving a U.S. Navy electronic-warfare aircraft in California this week is drawing attention to non-combat military aviation accidents.

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Re “Fishing boat rescues aviators after Navy jet crashes into San Diego Bay” (Feb. 12): I am relieved that the two pilots were unharmed, but I am surprised to learn that they ejected ...

He explained a potential scenario: "They're low, they're slow, landing gear down. This is that aerodynamic rock, so once that rolls off on a wing, nose gets down. That's why you saw it accelerate and ...

G Growler Electronic Warfare aircraft, dived into San Diego Bay not far from the naval base it was coming into land at around 10.15am local time on Wednesday.

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