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Two Air Force pilots eject safely from aircraft near Seguin

Two Air Force pilots safely ejected from a T-6A Texan II aircraft near Seguin on Thursday after the aircraft experienced unsafe landing gear indications following a hard landing at an uncontrolled airfield.

Where
Near Seguin, Guadalupe-Wilson county line, Texas
When
Oct. 22, 2026, just before 6 p.m.
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Counties: Guadalupe Wilson

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Who's involved

  • 12th Flying Training Wingunit to which the pilots were assigned
  • Joint Base San Antonioissued statement about the incident
  • Wilson County Sheriff's Officeresponded to the scene

The facts

  • Two pilots ejected from a T-6A Texan II after receiving unsafe landing gear indications.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • The ejection occurred just before 6 p.m. following a hard landing at an uncontrolled airfield.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Pilots consulted experts who recommended a controlled bailout after unsafe landing gear indications.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Both pilots are assigned to the 12th Flying Training Wing, headquartered at JBSA-Randolph.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Wilson County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene near Nockenut Road and Lynn Drive.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Authorities stated there was no threat to the public.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Both pilots were being evaluated by medical personnel after the ejection.1 2 Stated by 2 sources

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The same event, as each outlet put it. Marked words appear in only one outlet's headline.

  • 2 Air Force pilots eject safely from aircraft near Seguin, JBSA says

    KSAT

  • Two Air Force Pilots Eject Safely Near Seguin, Texas

    Demokratis.co.id

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  1. 2 Air Force pilots eject safely from aircraft near Seguin, JBSA says KSAT Not rated, October 22, 2026
  2. Two Air Force Pilots Eject Safely Near Seguin, Texas Demokratis.co.id Not rated, October 22, 2026

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