MRAP_being_loaded_onto_National_Airlines_Flight_102.jpg
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An MRAP vehicle being loaded onto National Airlines Flight 102 at camp Bastion. The aircraft then flew to Bagram Airfield for refueling. It then departed Bagram for Dubai, however, just seconds after takeoff the aircraft stalled and crashed killing everyone on board. The cause of the accident was a load shift. It might have been this MRAP vehicle that shifted.
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| Source | https://aviation-safety.net/photo/6847/Boeing-747-428BCF-N949CA |
| Author | Sarah Lipfird |
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