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Plane Somersaults, Crashes Into NH Sea
USA – A dramatic video shows the Piper PA-18 plane hitting the water at a New Hampshire beach resort 30 yards from the shore.
USA – A dramatic video shows the Piper PA-18 plane hitting the water at a New Hampshire beach resort 30 yards from the shore.
Eyewitness footage shows a plane crashing into the water before flipping over at the popular beach on Saturday.
The Hampton Fire Department said lifeguards helped the pilot from the water and hospital treatment was not needed.
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