Miles Middleton, Pilot Killed in B-52 Crash, Leaves Behind Wife and Two Children
Miles Middleton: Pilot Killed in B-52 Crash Leaves Family

The first victim of the deadly B-52 bomber crash in California has been identified as Lt. Col. Miles Middleton, a decorated Air Force test pilot and former squadron commander. Middleton was among eight people killed when the B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base.

Heartbreaking Details About the Pilot

Now, heartbreaking details are emerging about the family he leaves behind - his wife Pam and their two children. A GoFundMe launched by family friends reveals the emotional and financial challenges facing the family as they cope with the devastating loss.

Military Legacy and Support

Middleton had a distinguished military career, serving as a test pilot and commanding a squadron. The B-52 crash investigation is ongoing, and the Air Force has not yet released the cause of the accident. Meanwhile, an outpouring of support has emerged for Middleton's grieving family, with the GoFundMe campaign raising funds to assist them during this difficult time.

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Watch the full report for the latest on the B-52 crash investigation, Middleton's military legacy, and the outpouring of support for his grieving family.

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