BRKG: TX Plane Crash - confirmed MILITARY!

Wow I live in the area here in West Fort Worth. I was at church during the time so I didn’t witness anything (I mean with the vastness of Fort Worth it’s difficult to do so anyway)

But I will say that military aircraft are always flying in the area and if you ever witness it they fly extremely low to the ground. It’s sad to say but I thought of it the other day that I was surprised they’re is never an accident as I see the planes flown in what appears to be in a reckless manner in comparison to commercial planes

The Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base is in that area.
There was another military plane crash in 1949 that closed a lake to fishing and swimming to this day.

Biden's military, expect more of this as Critical Race Training takes priority.

A very big *Thank You* to the mod or unknown person that pinned this thread -- much appreciated!! Also thanking everyone that's been reading this information, making comments or adding links so on, etc!

Apparently there is now national media news coverage of this event & asking all readers of GLP to please give prayers & consideration for the injured crew & their families.

FYI: In a previous post, there is mention of this reserve base being called a "JOINT BASE" = actually the official name is "Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base, Carswell Field (NAS Fort Worth JRB) "... It was on October 1, 1994 that it was transitioned from being the old CARSWELL AIR FORCE BASE (SAC) & home to WWII Bombers in earlier years. There was a Jimmy Stewart movie made about it in 1950's <"Strategic Air Command"> ...

Many people in this part of Texas have worked over the past decades at this base & also at the accompanying "Consolidated Bomber Plant 4" >> it is located next door, now operated by Lockheed Martin & is home to manufacturing the F-16, the F-22 Raptor, & the F-35 Lightning II.

The website below has an image of the runways at the base; image was taken in the past & it shows the southern shoreline of the actual lake (Lake Worth) at top of photo -- also gives an idea of how it runs along the northern side of the base with the runways positioned in a north-south alignment:

[link to www.airplanes-online.com (secure)]

The runways are shared with the manufacturing complex as had been the original intent during their first start-up with the Consolidated program in its inception during the 1940's.

Last Edited by Topaz on 09/19/2021 07:37 PM

Consolidated <---- Liberator and Catalina. Fine aircraft.

If a competent person died because of equity in promoting an incompetent moran to a position where he/she failed to keep the plane in working mechanical order, that sucks.

If it was carrying Haitians or Afghanis angry about us not giving them enough welfare fast enough, then...hey, stuff happens...my statements I'm sure at times seem cold, but I'm not obligated to help 7 billion become 9, then 12, then 9 again in the next 100 years. I want earth to be okay, and that absolutely won't happen as long as Western nations keep underwriting and caring for less capable people FAR past their natural, god-created, Malthusian bounds.

Go woke, crash planes in TX...was the driver drunk? (I know, you don't drive a plane, but still...proximity to diversity and all)

“ Two naval pilots were seriously injured Sunday when their training plane crashed in a north Texas community.

The crash took place Sunday morning in Lake Worth, just a few miles north of Fort Worth.”
[link to www.westernjournal.com (secure)]