The effects of an experimental military weapon have been tied to a New Mexico plane crash that killed four people this year, according to a preliminary NTSB probe.
The doomed Beechcraft King Air C90, flying with two crew members and two paramedics on a medical evacuation flight, smashed into the side of a mountain just before midnight on May 13.
The plane was flying to the village of Ruidoso at the same time the U.S. military was conducting a GPS jamming exercise at the nearby White Sands Missile Range, which prevented anyone within hundreds of miles from using modern navigation systems.
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