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Aviation experts are speculating that as the B-52 failed to gain adequate altitude, and then carried out a sharp right turn of nearly 180°, before stalling and impacting terrain with a ROD calculated at 5056 ft/m, that there was a very high likelihood of a major control failure. Boeing has confirmed two of its employees were amongst the 8 fatalities.

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I see on the net somewhere this B52 was a test bed for new Ai radar/control system, only aircraft fitted with it so far. Witnesses said it pulled up way steeper than normal after take off then tried a 180 and fell out of the turn. 

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It  really should not have happened. It's not a historic Plane.  It's in active service operated by top People. You'd be entitled to ask "What's going on, Boeing"?  Nev

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