What happened
During a routine training mission, a twin-engine military aircraft encountered another plane in the airspace. The two aircraft collided while operating in the vicinity of Brighton. Following the mid-air impact, the subject aircraft lost control and crashed into a nearby field. The accident took place under conditions of poor visibility caused by marginal weather. All three individuals on board were killed in the incident.
Findings
The primary environmental factor contributing to the event was reduced visual clarity due to adverse weather conditions. These factors likely hindered the crew's ability to detect and avoid the other aircraft, leading to the fatal collision.