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More Than Twelve F-35 Lightning II Fighter Jets Have Crashed to Date

More than a dozen F-35 Lightning II fighter jets have crashed since the aircraft's introduction. The milestone highlights ongoing safety and operational discussions surrounding the advanced military hardware. No specific details about the most recent incidents or total casualties were provided.

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