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0 Comments | Naval Aviation News, March, 2001 | by Amy L. Pittmann, | Ed Wright
An HS-11 SH-60 Seahawk crew flying plane guard duty from Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) rescued four crew members of an S-3 Viking that crashed into the Atlantic off Florida during a training flight on 6 December 2000. The Viking, from Sea Control Squadron 32 aboard NAS Jacksonville, Fla., went down 26 miles from Eisenhower.
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The pilot suffered second-degree burns on his face and neck, and another crew member suffered neck injuries. All four were flown to Jacksonville, Fla.
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