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» Wednesday, February 2, 2005

Hercules crash

Asked to comment any further on the Hercules crash, and was there confirmation about an on-board explosion, the PMOS said he could not confirm any details. The crash investigator was the person who would determine the cause of the crash, and we had to work to his timetable. The PMOS said he fully understood people’s desire to know what happened.

Asked about any information about the repatriation of bodies, the PMOS said it would depend on the circumstances on the ground.

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