![The U.S. Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker crashed in a highland gorge 40 miles west of Bishkek on Friday shortly after its takeoff from the Manas air base KC-135 Stratotanker |](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj3CkN7Cv6ZSk61kYGfB7kZW-dVxzGbvSzLXSllYT7qZV-yrCbRWO-bjOALt59JnQ4HFr5vfa5G_FDgl71NTUQzacjWEnfw1b7jN5IzZ25tYZUlEKUZhhUgz0KNgMR_zPHDUqQu/s200/kc-135%2520stratotanker.jpg)
The remains of the plane's two other crew members were found Saturday morning. All three reportedly were U.S. citizens.
“Rescue workers in the field are still looking for black boxes [flight recorders] which can help explain what happened to the plane,” Abisharip Bekilov, spokesman for the Kyrgyzstan Emergency Ministry, said in a phone interview earlier in the day. He spoke from Bishkek, the capital of the former Soviet country in Central Asia.
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