Northern Michigan F-16 crash: Debris and contaminated soil to be removed
Federal contractors have begun excavating contaminated soil and debris from a wetland in Northern Michigan following an F-16 fighter jet crash. The jet crashed during a training mission originating from Alpena. Cleanup operations are now underway at the site.
Federal contractors are arriving to begin excavating contaminated soil from the wetland where the fighter jet crashed during a training mission out of Alpena.
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