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U.S. jets missing over Scotland
EDINBURGH, Scotland (CNN) -- Two U.S. fighter jets have gone missing during a training exercise in the Scottish Highlands, police have said. A Grampian police spokesman said the planes had not returned to the Royal Air Force base of Lakenheath, near London, as scheduled. The Pentagon said the planes were F-15E fighters on a routine mission over Scotland. A police spokeswoman added: "We had a call at 2.40 p.m (1340 GMT) that the planes were missing around the Braemar area, 50 miles west of Aberdeen. "It is a mountainous area and the visibility is not good." She added that a helicopter from the police's rescue co-ordination centre had been scrambled as well as a mountain rescue team. RELATED SITE:
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