F-35 Fighter Jet Missing in S.C. After Pilot Ejects Following ‘Incident’

The U.S. military requirements assist locating among its fighter jets after it vanished following a “accident” this weekend … insane thing is, it may still be flying around, unmanned.

The F-35– an elite airplane– has actually been identified missing out on by authorities over at South Carolina’s Joint Base Charleston … which sent out a PSA out to the general public on Sunday, stating they could not discover this specific stealth jet after the pilot ejected in some type of training workout.

They tweeted, “We’re dealing with @MCASBeaufortSC to find an F-35 that was associated with an incident this afternoon. The pilot ejected securely. If you have any info that might assist our healing groups find the F-35, please call the Base Defense Operations Center.”

Now, when it comes to exactly what occurred that resulted in the pilot requiring to eject … they’re not stating. What we do understand is the F-35 remained in auto-pilot mode when the pilot bailed.

Another unusual thing … the Flying force is NOT utilizing the word “crash” to explain where this jet might perhaps be. You ‘d believe that ‘d be what’s going on here– however they’re utilizing extremely cautious language today, declining to state whether they believe it’s in the air or not.

That’s led numerous to hypothesize the jet continues to skyrocket, zombie-style. The AF states they’re taking a look around Lake Moultrie/Lake Marion based upon the jet’s last-known position– and they’re collaborating with the FAA to identify it.