US Air Force cargo plane crashes in Afghanistan

A US Air Force MC-130P transport plane has crashed in a remote region of Afghanistan, injuring all eight crew members on board.

US Air Force cargo plane crashes in Afghanistan
Wed, 13 Feb, 2002 - 07:55

A US Air Force MC-130P transport plane has crashed in a remote region of Afghanistan, injuring all eight crew members on board.

Its mission at the time is not being revealed.

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