Two dead in a war accident during World War II following an accident

FREDERICKSBURG, Texas – A World Air War private man's plane began to take part in a tour for a museum event into the field cultivation plant in Texas on Saturday , a & # 39; killing the pilot and traveler, the authorities said.

Texas Department of Public Safety Department Orlando Moreno confirmed that the two aboard had died in the accident at Fredericksburg, about 70 miles north of San Antonio, but he did not identify them.

The plane was destroyed and several vehicles said in the parking plant, Lynn Lunsford, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman. Photographs from the accident scene showed sections of the plane on the crops of parked vehicles. There were no sudden reports about casualties or deaths on the ground.

The P-51D Mustang shipping agent was returning to & # 39; Continue to showcase live performances at the National War Museum; Pacific, Ruairidh Cartier, director of the museum, told The Associated Press in an email address. Fredericksburg is home to the museum. The museum told Twitter that one of the people in the plane was a military soldier.

"We are very sorry for the unfortunate disaster today that was a fascinating life for two amazing people. We express our deepest sympathy to families both on board, "said Cartier.

The Mustang was first built by North American Aviation in 1940 and was used by US military. in the Second World War and at the Chinese War.

The National Safety Safety Board and the FAA said they would investigate.