On February 3 '98 at 13:36,
mission EASY 01 consists of an airplane EA6B VMAQ -2 Marine Corps redeployed to the U.S. base at Aviano in support of Operation RESOLVED GUARD, took off for a pre-planned navigation training mission at low altitude. [...] The aircraft
EA6B mission EASY 14.13Z at about 01, which impacted the cables of the cable car to the mountain from the town of Cavalese Cermis and at that point they were at a height estimated from the valley between 300 ft. and 400 ft.
The aircraft collided with the cables of the cable car and the passenger cabin during descent, was at a distance of about 300 meters from the arrival station.
EA6B mission EASY 14.13Z at about 01, which impacted the cables of the cable car to the mountain from the town of Cavalese Cermis and at that point they were at a height estimated from the valley between 300 ft. and 400 ft.
The aircraft collided with the cables of the cable car and the passenger cabin during descent, was at a distance of about 300 meters from the arrival station.
The point of impact was estimated at 50 feet away from the cabin down the stessa.La 'impact caused the instantaneous strength of the cables supporting and driving the western segment between the valley station of 'plant and the first pylon sostegno.La cabin fell to the ground and all twenty people died transported.
Taken from TECHNICAL REPORT ON THE INCIDENCE OF FLIGHT aircraft EA6B DELL'USMC HAPPENED ON February 3, 1998 IN PLACE 'Cavalese (TN)
9 years have passed since the massacre of Cermis, when an American military plane, a hunt led by a Marine named Richard Asbhy, sliced \u200b\u200bthe corner of the suspension cable and the cable car's tractor Mr Alpe Cermis Cavalese, in the province of Trento.
The cable car crashed to the ground after a flight of 100 meters, and all the twenty people who were inside were killed.
The pilots of the plane instead, they were easily return to the U.S. military base at Aviano,
one of the largest in Italy, where among other things, are most likely dozens of U.S. nuclear weapons.
The Italian Government then said: "We will clarify matters, the guilty will be punished."
But the Marines guilty of the murder, criminals who have used their aircraft without complying with the rules of flight, were never in question: the 4 March 1999, the U.S. military court acquitted them and they will never pay for their sins.
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