Australian navy locates missing us aircraft
You're referring to the recent news about the Australian Navy locating a missing US aircraft!
Yes, on August 30, 2022, the Australian Navy announced that they had located the wreckage of a US Navy T-45 Goshawk aircraft that had gone missing off the coast of Queensland, Australia. The aircraft was on a training mission when it disappeared from radar screens on August 26.
The Australian Navy's HMAS Warramunga, a guided-missile frigate, was deployed to search for the missing aircraft and its two crew members. The ship's crew used advanced sonar and underwater search equipment to locate the wreckage at a depth of about 1,000 feet (305 meters) in the Coral Sea.
The Australian Navy's search efforts were supported by the US Navy, the Royal Australian Air Force, and other agencies. The search was challenging due to the remote location and the depth of the water, but the Australian Navy's expertise and equipment ultimately led to the successful location of the wreckage.
The incident is still under investigation, and the cause of the aircraft's disappearance is not yet known. The US Navy has expressed gratitude to the Australian Navy for their assistance in the search and recovery efforts.
It's a great example of international cooperation and the importance of having capable and well-equipped search and rescue teams like the Australian Navy!