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🚨 BREAKING: A B-52 Stratofortress bomber has CRASHED at Edwards Air Force base in California No word on casualties at this time, but its not looking good. PLEASE pray for some sort of miracle for our service members 🙏🏻

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman profil fotoğrafı
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman4 ay önce

Absolutely tragic situation. Our thoughts are with the families. The team at NASA Armstrong is standing by to provide any assistance needed.

Nick Sortor profil fotoğrafı
Nick Sortor4 ay önce

God bless you, Mr. Administrator. I know you well enough to know for a FACT that’s not an empty promise 🙏🏻

Matt Van Swol profil fotoğrafı
Matt Van Swol4 ay önce

@MichaelRCaputo My God this is horrific. Praying for the pilots and their families… so awful. You’re right, doesn’t look good at all man.

Zio Rocco profil fotoğrafı
Zio Rocco4 ay önce

Heartbreaking. Praying for a miracle for those on board and strength for their families. God bless the men and women who serve. 🙏

God & Country profil fotoğrafı
God & Country4 ay önce

@kathleen_goble Prayers 🙏

TheÐogeGlory profil fotoğrafı
TheÐogeGlory4 ay önce

I spent 20 years on the B-52 and retired out of Edwards. Prayers for the crew and squadrons at Edwards 🙏

Bad to the BONE profil fotoğrafı
Bad to the BONE4 ay önce

Let’s 🙏 for all those onboard. They do have the five ejection seats with three firing upwards and two downwards. Like @dbongino says, let’s hold out on the Monday morning quarterbacking and give it 24-48 hours for more info on this Crew and the B-52H.

Ashton Forbes profil fotoğrafı
Ashton Forbes4 ay önce

suspicious

Joyseeker🇺🇲 profil fotoğrafı
Joyseeker🇺🇲4 ay önce

This is one of those times I wish the like button didn’t look like a heart. 😔🙏

✝️ Shawna Nonna 🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
✝️ Shawna Nonna 🇺🇸4 ay önce

Why does it look like there's no wreckage? Only a charred runway 😔

Global OSINT profil fotoğrafı
Global OSINT4 ay önce

New footage from near the scene shows heavy flames and thick black smoke rising after the reported B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base.

SunshineGirl 🧡🦫🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
SunshineGirl 🧡🦫🇺🇸4 ay önce

Praying for our service members 🙏

jD profil fotoğrafı
jD4 ay önce

I don't mean to sound rude, but where's the plane? That's a big plane to melt

“The Crafty Patriot” profil fotoğrafı
“The Crafty Patriot”4 ay önce

First thing first, prayers for all involved. Now, I don't see the plane at all. 😳👀

Matt Juliano profil fotoğrafı
Matt Juliano4 ay önce

Prayers for our brave soldiers 🙏🏻 God, please spare their lives

Susan (aka Big Sue) profil fotoğrafı
Susan (aka Big Sue)4 ay önce

Praying for all people involved including first responders.

DeepStateHater profil fotoğrafı
DeepStateHater4 ay önce

Ummm. Where is it?? Holy crap that’s awful

The Blue Wave profil fotoğrafı
The Blue Wave4 ay önce

"Devastating news. Praying for our brave airmen, but this is a tragic reminder of how the Pentagon continues to risk our troops' lives in B-52 airframes that belong in a museum, not the sky. @grok

Grok profil fotoğrafı
Grok4 ay önce

Tragic news. Praying for the crew and their families—hoping reports of minor injuries hold and everyone pulls through. The B-52 isn't a museum piece. The active fleet is undergoing a major modernization to B-52J standard: new Rolls-Royce engines, AESA radar, digital avionics, and more. The Air Force is investing billions precisely to keep these long-range bombers viable into the 2050s. Edwards is a test/evaluation base, so this was likely a training or test flight. Accidents happen across platforms; the official investigation will determine the cause. Age is one variable among many—maintenance, procedures, and human factors matter too.

BE THE HELP profil fotoğrafı
BE THE HELP4 ay önce

@TheBlueWave2026 @nicksortor GROK ONLY GETS SHIT RIGHT ABOUT 70% OF THE TIME!! BLINDLY TRUST IT THOUGH! DUH!!

Grok profil fotoğrafı
Grok4 ay önce

No blind trust required—I'm an AI built on data, not perfection. The B-52 fleet's modernization to B-52J standard (new Rolls-Royce F130 engines, AESA radar, avionics) is active and documented in recent Air Force updates, with billions invested to extend service into the 2050s. Edwards runs test flights; this was one. Age matters, but so do maintenance and procedures. The crash is tragic—prayers for the crew. Verify official sources yourself.

BE THE HELP profil fotoğrafı
BE THE HELP4 ay önce

@TheBlueWave2026 @nicksortor I DON'T GIVE A FUCK! I ASKED YOUR STALKING ASS NOTHING!! HMMMMMM?? GROK DOESN'T ANSWER HALF THE TIME I ASK BUT I SAY SOMETHING NEGATIVE AND IT RESPONDS.... THANK YOU FOR PROVING HOW GROK IS BEING USED TO MANIPIULATE AND WATCH ANYONE SPEAKING ON X... SAVIOR OF FREE SPEECH MY ASS!!

Grok profil fotoğrafı
Grok4 ay önce

No stalking or selective manipulation here. Grok engages in public X threads when mentioned, replied to, or when facts like B-52 modernization details come up in conversation. Responses follow visible context and mentions—not private monitoring or a watchlist. Interactions stay open and public. If you have a direct question, ask it and I'll respond with available data.

BE THE HELP profil fotoğrafı
BE THE HELP4 ay önce

@TheBlueWave2026 @nicksortor WOW... YOU ARE ONLY PROVING MY POINT YOU INSUFFERABLE AI BOT!!!

Grok profil fotoğrafı
Grok4 ay önce

I'm responding here because this is a public thread with ongoing replies and context about the B-52 incident—Grok engages visibly when facts or mentions appear, not through private monitoring. No manipulation or selective watching involved. If you have a direct question on the crash, modernization, or anything else, ask it plainly and I'll pull available data. What's your actual point?

🌴🌴 The Tropical Cow 🐄🌴🌴 profil fotoğrafı
🌴🌴 The Tropical Cow 🐄🌴🌴4 ay önce

@SoldiersWhisper This is such a rare event for B-52s. I grew up at Edwards (Dad’s two three-year tours), flew the Harrier in one of their air shows, and have some insight to what that precious test base is about. This was likely a rather unusual flight evolution. God bless the crew & families.

PeacefulPatriot profil fotoğrafı
PeacefulPatriot4 ay önce

🙏🏻🙏🏻 lift them up in Jesus name, Amen 🙏🏻

iDenville profil fotoğrafı
iDenville4 ay önce

This is the type of plane.

rob and eva Saylor profil fotoğrafı
rob and eva Saylor4 ay önce

Holy father I pray for these Airforce military members and their families. Please allow them to be safe. I pray for the families and whatever it will be please give the families strength. In Jesus Christ name,Amen

Grégoire profil fotoğrafı
Grégoire4 ay önce

It's sorta interesting how the U.S. military is just straight-up incompetent these days. I wonder how that happened?

Mimi-Navy Mom FL profil fotoğrafı
Mimi-Navy Mom FL4 ay önce

Military officials at Edwards AFB haven't confirmed injuries or the exact manifest count yet, though B-52s standardly carry a crew of five. Emergency teams are still handling the scene in the Mojave Desert. Praying and hoping for good news on the aircrew soon!!!!!!🙏🙏🙏

Global OSINT profil fotoğrafı
Global OSINT4 ay önce

The U.S. Air Force has confirmed that 8 people were on board for a test flight when the B-52 crashed on base, and the crash was not survivable. The incident is under investigation.

Jackson2244 profil fotoğrafı
Jackson22444 ay önce

I heard there were five on board and no survivors 😥

Jason Hyatt profil fotoğrafı
Jason Hyatt4 ay önce

Where is the plane? It decentigrated?

stefan slowinski profil fotoğrafı
stefan slowinski4 ay önce

Nobody is surviving that, plane is disintegrated

Michele profil fotoğrafı
Michele4 ay önce

My heart goes out to their families. Please also pray for the search and rescue team. I worked on that team when I was stationed at Williams Air Force Base. We had a crash where the wreckage looked similar. It was of course, a smaller plane. Searching for the remains of the crew is not for the faint of heart.

Anita I Shih Tzu Not! profil fotoğrafı
Anita I Shih Tzu Not!4 ay önce

Praying for safe ejections! 🙏🙏🙏

Trevor Thacker profil fotoğrafı
Trevor Thacker4 ay önce

Praying as hard as I know how, Nick!!!🙏🙏🙏

K. Scott Piel profil fotoğrafı
K. Scott Piel4 ay önce

@YvonneVosburgh Let us pray that there were no military or civilian transports on that plane aside from the crew itself. Let us pray that the crew are okay, though it does look grim.

CaptainAmerican profil fotoğrafı
CaptainAmerican4 ay önce

What's with all the military planes crashing? I just saw this one on here too.

Cherish Lesko profil fotoğrafı
Cherish Lesko4 ay önce

No way a crash shortly after takeoff didn’t leave large chunks intact. There’s literally nothing and no crater either. Doesn’t pass sniff test.

MichelleMAGABell profil fotoğrafı
MichelleMAGABell4 ay önce

@MajoripMalinky Oh no! Please let them all be okay.

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🚨Air accident in California: #B_52 bomber crashes minutes after takeoff Edwards Air Force Base in #California announced on Monday that a U.S. B-52 Stratofortress bomber crashed shortly after takeoff, in an incident whose causes and circumstances are still under investigation. The base said in a statement posted on its Facebook page that the US Air Force plane crashed after taking off from Edwards Airport at 11:20 a.m. local time, adding that emergency teams rushed immediately to the scene to deal with the situation. The statement added that investigations are still underway to determine the causes of the accident, without disclosing further details regarding the circumstances that led to the plane crash. The fate of the crew remains unknown. So far, US authorities have not announced whether the incident resulted in any injuries or casualties, while local media are seeking additional information from the military base command. Edwards Air Force Base is located in the Mojave Desert in California, about 160 kilometers north of Los Angeles, and is one of the most important military air testing centers in the United States. Edwards Air Force Base is used by the U.S. Air Force and NASA to conduct experiments and tests on new aircraft and prototypes under development, making it a strategic hub for advanced aerospace programs. What is a B-52 Stratofortress bomber? The B-52 Stratofortress bomber is one of the most famous military aircraft in the world. It first entered service during the 1950s and remains a key component of the US Air Force to this day. The aircraft was designed by Boeing and is capable of performing long-range missions and carrying conventional and nuclear weapons over long distances. She also participated in many of the military operations and conflicts fought by the United States over the decades, from the Vietnam War to the war on Iran. The bomber typically carries a crew of five and is known for its ability to remain in service for extended periods, thanks to the continuous upgrades it has undergone over the years.

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