A Marine Corps fighter aircraft crashed Friday morning at a military base in Southern California, igniting a little fire but not causing any injuries, according to American officials.

Captain was able to dislodge.

Around 9:30 a. m. ( local time ) at Miramar Air Base in San Diego, California, the ship, an F-35B assigned to Air Group 11 of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, collided to the ground.

Capt. , official for the Marine Corps The single passenger on board, according to Steven Keenan, managed to leave the plane before effect by activating the ejection seat.

According to military sources, the serviceman was transported to a nearby health facility in stable condition for treatment for non-life-threatening injuries in a message posted on X.

Officials are conducting an investigation into the incident.

According to images released by NBC San Diego, the injury resulted in a small fire just outside Miramar Air Base, the largest deployment of the United States Marine Corps.

An investigation was launched to find out what caused the F-35B's collapse, but military officials have not yet disclosed what caused the accident.

The Marines ' regular training and rollout operations include the use of one of the most cutting-edge battle platforms in the US military arsenal.

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