The La Vergne fire chief confirmed the accident happened around 3 p.m. near Weakly Lane, not far from the bowling alley.
LifeFlight helicopters from Vanderbilt University Medical Center were called to the scene.
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Thursday, June 02, 2016
JUST IN: U.S. Navy Blue Angels jet crashes in Tennessee
The La Vergne fire chief confirmed the accident happened around 3 p.m. near Weakly Lane, not far from the bowling alley.
LifeFlight helicopters from Vanderbilt University Medical Center were called to the scene.
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Air force just lost one of theirs today as well.
Sad, sad, sad.
Condolences. At least the Thunderbird pilot ejected safely, and the jet crashed without casualties.
God bless all these pilots do for our Country and the risks they take, and that extends to all our Armed Forces Personnel! You people represent the "Gold" of our Country!
Direct reflection of Obama's military.
R. I. P. To the distinguished pilot.
RIP soldier
Sorry for the loss but I must say those planes are from the early 80's.
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