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Reservation home hit by Air Force hose
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FEBRUARY 14, 2001 A 200-pound refueling hose fell 2,000 feet from the air last week and crashed into a vacant house on the Warm Springs Reservation in Oregon, Air Force officials said on Tuesday. The 93-foot long hose fell from an Air Force cargo and transport plane during a refueling exercise. The Air Force has stopped refueling exercises over the reservation area in response to concerns raised by tribal officials. Get the Story:
Refueling Probe Discovered in House (AP 2/14)
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