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IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. - A military aircraft crashed on Wednesday afternoon in Imperial County.The crash happened sometime around 1 p.m.

near Glamis, California. The crash site is near Naval Air Facility El Centro.The base posted on Facebook that the aircraft that crashed belonged to 3d Marine Aircraft Wing.

Military and civilian first responders are on site. The aircraft is believed to be a Marine Corps Osprey aircraft carrying five Marines.

According to the base, contrary to initial dispatch reports from emergency responders, there was no nuclear material on board the aircraft.Roughly an hour before that update, the base posted an emergency alert on Facebook, writing, "#NAFEC has just received reports of a downed aircraft in the vicinity of Coachella Canal Road and the 78.

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