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RAF jet crashes and bursts into flames as pilots seen ejecting just moments after takeoff

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An RAF jet has crashed shortly after take-off near a military base in Wales, leaving two pilots injured, North Wales Police has confirmed.The two pilots are reported to have ejected from the Hawk T2 training jet before the plane went down.North Wales Police said: "Two pilots are being treated for what are thought to be minor injuries and at this stage there are no reports of any wider damage or injuries."Spotter groups on social media reported hearing a "massive bang" then saw "two parachutes opening".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Emergency services are understood to be responding to the incident with at least two Wales Air ambulances deployed to the scene.The crash took place near RAF Valley on the island of Anglesey in Wales.RAF Valley is home to the RAF's Hawk T2 advanced fast-jet training operation, where pilots are trained to use the Typhoon and F-35.The MoD and Wales Air Ambulance have been contacted for comment.MORE FOLLOWS...LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:Small boat carrying 'at...

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