Marine killed in Philippines airplane crash identified

Marine Corps identifies Long Beach native killed in airplane crash in the Philippines
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham, a Long Beach, California native, was the Marine who died in a surveillance plane crash in the Philippines, the U.S. Marine Corps announced. Everyone on the plane – Durham and three defense contractors – was killed during the crash Thursday in a rice field in the Maguindanao
Marine killed in Philippines plane crash identified
Durham died Thursday along with three defense contractors when a plane contracted by the U.S. military crashed in the southern Philippines. (MCS1 Tyler Thompson/U.S. Navy) The Marine Corps identified Sgt.
US Marine from California was one of 4 people killed in Philippines plane crash
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham, 22, of Long Beach, was taking part in a routine mission “providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support at the request of our Philippine allies," officials said.
Long Beach Marine among 4 people killed in plane crash in the Philippines
A Marine killed in an airplane crash in the Philippine Province of Maguindanao del Sur was identified as a Long Beach native Sunday by U.S. military officials.
Camp Pendleton identifies CA Marine killed in Philippines plane crash
Marine officials at Camp Pendleton identified Sgt. Jacob M. Durham as a U.S. Marine involved in a fatal aircraft incident on Feb. 6 in the Philippines.
Marine killed in Philippines airplane crash identified as Southern California resident
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham, 22, of Long Beach, was killed along with three military contractors in Thursday's crash of a UC-12W Beechcraft King Air 350.
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