Now US Air Force launches probe into mystery fire which broke out at RAF base used for Iran strikes

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Now US Air Force launches probe into mystery fire which broke out at RAF base used for Iran strikes.

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The US Air Force has launched a probe into a fire which broke out at an RAF base that houses bombers which strike Iran.Several crews were deployed from Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service to RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire on Sunday morning.No RAF personnel were involved in firefighting efforts as what was claimed to be a commissary building had smoke billow out of its roof.The US Air Force said: "There were no injuries sustained, the fire has been contained and currently poses no risk to the base populace or local community.

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The safety of our personnel, families and surrounding communities remains our top priority."An investigation has been initiated and is ongoing.

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More information will be released as it becomes available."Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue were called at 1.52am to the scene of the fire.Photographs of the scene showed a large smoke plume in the early...

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A: Now US Air Force launches probe into mystery fire which broke out at RAF base used for Iran strikes.

B: The US Air Force has launched a probe into a fire which broke out at an RAF base that houses bombers which strike Iran.Several crews were deployed from Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service to RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire on Sunday morning.No RAF personnel were involved in firefighting efforts as what was claimed to be a commissary building had smoke billow out of its roof.The US Air Force said: "There were no injuries sustained, the fire has been contained and currently poses no risk to the base populace or local community.