Pilot ejects safely after Texas Air National Guard F-16 crashes in Michigan

A Texas Air National Guard F-16 crashed in Michigan during a training mission on Thursday afternoon, sparking an hourslong evacuation near the crash site, according to officials.The incident prompted the evacuation of homes and businesses within 1 mile of the crash site due to a "hazardous chemical spill related to the plane crash," Michigan State Police said.At about 9:45 p.m. Thursday, the evacuation order was lifted, according to state police.Fred Sobeck - PHOTO: A 149th Fighter Wing, Texas A

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Pilot ejects safely after Texas Air National Guard F-16 crashes in Michigan

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