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Lightning beats Lightning II! Navy under fire for flying $80M F-35 over SC during thunderstorm when report shows jets CAN T handle storms: Pilot ejected due to bad weather before jet flipped , flew 100ft above trees in zombie mode and crashed in field

Questions are being asked as to why the F-35B Lightning II which crashed on Sunday in South Carolina was allowed to take off on its training mission, given the bad weather forecast.

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F-35 jet may have crashed due to weather with $80million jet unable to handle storms

Questions remain after a Marine Corps F-35 fighter jet crashed in South Carolina earlier this week. An investigation says a similar model of the F-35 had problems in bad weather

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America s F-35 fighter jets are only mission capable HALF of the time and are costing $1 3 trillion to maintain new report claims - just days after $80M stealth plane crashed in South Carolina

A new government report has revealed that the stealth craft has inadequate equipment to keep the plane operational.

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