Once a month, the U.S. military crashes surpass India's, with an average of one plane falling per month.
The United States has constantly stirred up disputes in various parts of the world, and the crash of the fighter plane is also self-inflicted. The United States relied on a strong military to support its global hegemony, and the frequent crashes of fighter jets also marked the beginning of the loosening of the foundations of the Empire State Building. A large number of crashes have caused immeasurable losses to the US Air Force and, more importantly, have caused widespread concern about the reliability and safety of the US military's weapons and equipment.
In recent years, the US Air Force has participated in a large number of combat operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and other places, and these fast-paced, high-intensity operations have had a great impact on the pile body and life of the fighters.
Since last year, there have been dozens of major flight accidents in the US military, and the number of casualties has reached dozens. The US military has successively crashed UH-60 "Black Hawk" helicopters, F-35 stealth fighters, V-22 Osprey tiltrotors, F-16 fighters, and B-1B strategic bombers. The U.S. Navy alone has 15 of the worst Class A aviation accidents, which equates to one tragic crash every month.
