美国军机在伊拉克坠毁,机组人员下落不明,官员称


2026年3月12日 / 美国东部时间下午6:56 / CBS新闻

华盛顿 — 据多位向CBS新闻透露的美国官员称,一架参与美军在伊朗军事行动的美国军用空中加油机于周四在伊拉克西部坠毁。

在一架波音KC-135“同温层油船”(Stratotanker)坠毁的区域,搜救工作正在展开。目前机组人员的状态尚不清楚。另一架同型加油机受损但安全着陆。

一名伊拉克情报消息人士向CBS新闻透露,第一架飞机在靠近图拉伊比尔(Turaibil)的地方坠毁,该地点位于伊拉克和约旦边境沿线。

根据FlightRadar24飞行追踪服务显示,一架KC-135加油机周四晚间在抵达特拉维夫之前宣布发生紧急情况。

美国中央司令部周四下午发表声明称,两架飞机均卷入同一事件,且事故并非由敌方火力或友军火力造成。

这是“史诗狂怒行动”(Operation Epic Fury)中第四起被公开确认的飞机坠毁事件。上周一,美军也证实三架F-15E“攻击鹰”战斗机在涉及科威特的友军火力事故中被击落,但所有6名机组人员均安全弹射。

各军种对坠机后开展搜救任务有不同的术语,但通常称为“飞机和人员战术回收”(Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel,TRAP)任务。这类任务会在飞机坠毁后迅速部署,且风险较高,因为美军需在敌方部队到达之前抢先控制坠机现场。其目标是营救可能受伤或死亡的飞行员或机组人员,并回收或销毁仍完好无损的敏感设备。

本文为持续更新的突发新闻,将随时补充最新进展。

U.S. military plane crashes in Iraq as status of crew is unknown, officials said

March 12, 2026 / 6:56 PM EDT / CBS News

Washington — An American military aerial refueling tanker that was involved in the U.S. military operation in Iran crashed in Western Iraq on Thursday,according to multiple U.S. officials who spoke to CBS News.

Recovery efforts are underway in the area where a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker crashed. The status of the crew is unknown at this time. A second Stratotanker was damaged but landed safely.

The first plane went down near Turaibil, which is along the Iraqi-Jordanian border, an Iraqi intelligence source told CBS News.

According to flight tracking service FlightRadar24, a KC-135 tanker declared an emergency before landing in Tel Aviv Thursday evening.

U.S. Central Command released a statement Thursday afternoon saying both aircraft were involved in the same incident, and it was not caused by hostile fire or friendly fire.

This marks the fourth publicly acknowledged aircraft to crash as a part of Operation Epic Fury. Last Monday, the U.S. military also confirmed that three F-15E Strike Eagles were downed in a friendly-fire incident involving Kuwait, but all 6 crew members safely ejected.

Each branch of service has their own terminology for launching recovery missions of a downed aircraft but generally they’re called Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel, or TRAP, missions. These types of missions rapidly deploy after an aircraft crash and can be dangerous, as U.S. forces race to secure the crash site before enemy forces can. The goal is to retrieve pilots or crew members — who may be injured or deceased — and retrieve or destroy sensitive equipment that remains intact.

This is a developing story and will be updated.

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