Coincidence or Interference? The Dual Nimitz Crashes Explained
Two US aircraft crashed in the South China Sea within 30 minutes, raising questions over whether the incident was a coincidence or something more deliberate.
The rare failure of two Navy aircraft within a short timeframe has sparked concerns about aging systems and possible interference.
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Author's summary: Crashes of two US aircraft in the South China Sea spark concerns over aging systems and interference.
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