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Serbian television shows footage of a U.S. plane shot down in Yugoslavia during air strikes against military positions. The footage showed burning wreckage and a close-up of identification marks including the figures AF-806 and insignia reading "Air Combat Command". The Pentagon says the pilot was rescued.

A close-up of identification marks reading "Air Combat Command". The Pentagon says the pilot was rescued.

A close-up view of the wreckage taken from footage shown on Serbian television.

Another view of the wreckage of the stealth fighter taken from footage shown on Serb television.

Part of the wreckage shown on Serbian television.

Burning wreckage of a plane thought to be a U.S. stealth fighter. The Pentagon says the pilot was rescued.

Burning wreckage of what is thought to be a U.S. stealth fighter. The Pentagon says the pilot was rescued.

Copyright 1999 The New York Times Company

U.S. Stealth Fighter Is Downed in Yugoslavia as NATO Orders Attack on Serb Army Units
http://www.nytimes.com/library/world/europe/032899kosovo-rdp.html

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