The debris of a crashed US KC-135 Stratotanker plane are seen on a hill near the villages of Chorgolo and Cholok-Aryk, 180 km from the Kyrgyzstan?s capital Bishkek, on May 3, 2013. A refuelling plane from the US Manas airbase in Kyrgyzstan crashed after taking off, the emergency situations ministry told AFP on Friday. The fate of the crew of a US tanker plane that crashed in northern Kyrgyzstan on Friday is unknown but emergency services are on the scene, the aircraft's US air base said. AFP PHOTO/ SABYR AILCHIYEV (Photo credit should read SABYR AILCHIYEV/AFP/Getty Images)File image (Photo credit: SABYR AILCHIYEV/AFP/Getty Images)
BUCKLEY, Wash. (AP) — A Pierce County sheriff’s spokesman says two people are confirmed dead in the crash of a small plane in a wooded area between Buckley and Enumclaw, Washington.
The News Tribune reports that sheriff’s spokesman Ed Troyer said both victims in the Wednesday afternoon crash are believed to be men.
The plane was a World War II-era aircraft, a two-passenger model SNJ-4.
Buckley Police Chief Jim Arsanto said he was one of the people who saw the plane go down and called 911.
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