Taiwan Air Force officer killed

Air Force Officer Sucked Into Fighter Jet Engine in Fatal Accident: Taiwan
According to the Taiwanese air force, the accident occurred in a hangar at Ching Chuan Kang air base, which is shared with Taichung International Airport, on Tuesday morning local time. Taichung is located in the west of Taiwan, facing the 110-mile-wide Taiwan Strait that separates the island and China.
Air Force Officer Killed in Fighter Inspection Incident in Taichung - TaiwanPlus News
Taiwan's Air Force Command says an officer has died following an incident at Ching Chuan Kang Air Base in Taichung. Local media reports the man, surnamed Hu, was performing an inspection on a jet fighter when he was sucked into an engine.
Taiwan military officer dies after she was sucked into fighter-jet engine
A 41-year-old Taiwanese military officer died after she was sucked into the engine of a plane in Taiwan on Jan 21. The incident occurred at Ching Chuan Kang Air Force Base in Taichung, reported local media. The sergeant, whose surname is Hu, was inspecting a Taiwan-made Ching-kuo Indigenous Defence Fighter (IDF), reported broadcast agency PTS News.
Taiwanese air force officer killed in accident involving jet engine at Taichung air base
A tragic accident at Taiwan's Ching Chuan Kang air base claimed the life of an air force officer, who was sucked into a jet engine during routine checks. Taiwan’s military vows a thorough investigation to prevent future incidents.
Taiwan Air Force officer killed after being sucked into fighter jet engine
An Air Force officer was killed after being sucked into the engine of a fighter jet, Taiwan's Air Force Command Headquarters said on Tuesday (Jan 21). The incident happened on Tuesday morning at Taichung's Ching Chuan Kang Air Force Base.
Female officer sucked into Taiwan fighter jet engine
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – A woman officer died when she was sucked into the engine of an Indigenous Defense Fighter at the Ching Chuan Kang Air Force Base in Taichung, reports said Tuesday.
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