当天下午3点15分，一架隶属于第22战斗机攻击中队的F/A-18F"超级大黄蜂"战斗机同样在从"尼米兹"号 起飞执行任务时坠入南海海域。两名机组人员弹射逃生，也被救起。 据美国海军太平洋舰队此前发布的消息，当地时间10月26日下午2点45分左右，美国海军一架隶属于第 73直升机海上打击中队的MH-60R"海鹰"直升机，在从"尼米兹"号航空母舰起飞执行任务时坠入南海海 域。机上全部3名机组人员被救起。 环球网微博12月9日消息，据美国《星条旗报》报道，美国军方8日在一份声明中称，美国海军已于12月 5日打捞出此前在南海坠毁的两架美国军机：一架F/A-18F"超级大黄蜂"战斗机与一架MH-60R"海鹰"直 升机。 美国军方当天在声明中还称，所有被打捞出的军机部件被运送至印太地区一处指定美军基地进行详细分 析。声明补充称，坠机事件仍在调查中。 ...

美媒："乔治·华盛顿"号航母已驶入关岛港口，南海目前已无美航母部署 据美国海军协会网站（USNI）当地时间12月2日报道，美国海军发言人表示，美国"乔治·华盛顿"号航空 母舰在过去24小时内驶入关岛港口，而"尼米兹"号航空母舰已于12月1日离开夏威夷州珍珠港，开始执 行其最后一次部署任务的最终航段。报道说，随着"乔治·华盛顿"号的离开，美国目前在南海没有部署 航空母舰。 资料图：2025年8月17日，"乔治·华盛顿"号航母抵达关岛。 图源：美国海军协会网站报道配图 资料图：2025年8月17日，"乔治·华盛顿"号航母抵达关岛。 图源：美国海军协会网站报道配图 美国海军协会网站11月21日曾报道称，"乔治·华盛顿"号航母日前进入南海，接替离开的"尼米兹"号航 母。 "尼米兹"号航母上一架MH-60R"海鹰"直升机和一架F/A-18F"超级大黄蜂"战斗机于10月26日在南海相继 坠毁。美国海军协会网站11月21日在报道"乔治·华盛顿"号航母进入南海的消息时称，该航母打击群正 在打捞两架美坠毁军机的地点附近活动。该媒体12月2日最新报道称，目前尚不清楚打捞行动是否成 功。 对于美军机坠海的消息，中国外交部发言人郭嘉 ...

【环球网报道 记者 闫珮云】据美国海军协会网站(USNI)当地时间12月2日报道，美国海军发言人表示，美国"乔治·华盛 顿"号航空母舰在过去24小时内驶入关岛港口，而"尼米兹"号航空母舰已于12月1日离开夏威夷州珍珠港，开始执行其最 后一次部署任务的最终航段。报道说，随着"乔治·华盛顿"号的离开，美国目前在南海没有部署航空母舰。 对于美军机坠海的消息，中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆曾在10月27日的例行记者会上回应外媒记者"中方对此有何评论"的提 问时表示，"中方注意到有关报道。如果美方提出，中方愿意从人道主义角度出发，向美方提供必要协助。"他补充 说："需要强调的是，美方有关军机是在南海开展军事演练时坠毁的。美方频繁派遣军舰军机到南海炫耀武力，是引发 海上安全问题、破坏地区和平稳定的根源。" "尼米兹"号航母上一架MH-60R"海鹰"直升机和一架F/A-18F"超级大黄蜂"战斗机于10月26日在南海相继坠毁。美国海军 协会网站11月21日在报道"乔治·华盛顿"号航母进入南海的消息时称，该航母打击群正在打捞两架美坠毁军机的地点附近 活动。该媒体12月2日最新报道称，目前尚不清楚打捞行动是否成功。 美国海军协会网站11 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the recent movements of the U.S. Navy in the South China Sea, specifically the deployment of the USS Washington aircraft carrier following the return of the USS Nimitz strike group to the U.S. [3] - As of November 21, the USS Washington strike group is operating near the site where two aircraft from the USS Nimitz crashed last month in the South China Sea [3]

Group 1 - The article reports on the ongoing salvage operations for two U.S. Navy aircraft that crashed in the South China Sea on October 26, with uncertainty regarding the duration and success of the recovery efforts [2][3] - The first aircraft, an MH-60R "Seahawk" helicopter from the 73rd Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron, crashed shortly after takeoff from the USS Nimitz, with all three crew members rescued [3] - The second aircraft, an F/A-18F "Super Hornet" from the 22nd Strike Fighter Squadron, also crashed after takeoff from the USS Nimitz, with both crew members successfully ejecting and being rescued [3]

Core Points - On October 26, two U.S. Navy aircraft crashed in the South China Sea, with all personnel rescued [2][3] - The first incident involved an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter from the USS Nimitz, which crashed at approximately 14:45 local time, with three crew members rescued [2] - The second incident involved an F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter jet, which crashed at around 15:15 local time, with two pilots ejecting and being rescued [2] Investigation and Details - The U.S. Pacific Fleet stated that the specific causes of the accidents are under investigation [3] - The exact locations of the crashes have not been disclosed by the U.S. military [3]

Group 1 - The article reports on two incidents involving U.S. military aircraft crashing in the South China Sea, with President Trump suggesting that fuel quality may be a factor in the crashes [1][2] - The U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet confirmed that an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter and an F/A-18F Super Hornet both crashed shortly after taking off from the USS Nimitz, with all crew members rescued [1] - The Chinese Foreign Ministry expressed willingness to provide humanitarian assistance if requested by the U.S., while emphasizing that U.S. military activities in the South China Sea contribute to regional instability [2]

Group 1 - The article reports on the crash of two U.S. military aircraft in the South China Sea, with President Trump suggesting that fuel quality may be a factor in the incidents [1] - The U.S. Navy confirmed that an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter and an F/A-18F Super Hornet crashed after taking off from the USS Nimitz, with all crew members safely rescued [1][2] - China's Foreign Ministry expressed willingness to provide necessary assistance from a humanitarian perspective if requested by the U.S., while emphasizing that U.S. military activities in the South China Sea contribute to regional security issues [2]

Core Points - On October 26, 2023, two incidents involving U.S. Navy aircraft occurred in the South China Sea, both originating from the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier [2] - An MH-60R Seahawk helicopter crashed at approximately 14:45 local time, with all three crew members rescued [2] - An F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter jet also crashed around 15:15 local time, with both crew members ejecting and subsequently rescued [2] - The U.S. military is currently investigating the causes of these incidents [2]

Core Points - Two U.S. military aircraft crashed in the South China Sea on October 26, 2023, involving an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter and an F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter jet [1][2] Group 1 - The first incident involved an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter from the 73rd Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron, which crashed at approximately 14:45 local time after taking off from the USS Nimitz [1] - All three crew members on board the helicopter were rescued [1] - The second incident involved an F/A-18F Super Hornet from the 22nd Fighter Attack Squadron, which crashed at approximately 15:15 local time, also after taking off from the USS Nimitz [1] - Both crew members of the fighter jet ejected and were rescued [1] Group 2 - The U.S. military has stated that the causes of both crashes are currently under investigation [2]