Afghanistan: Footage shows wreckage of crashed US military plane

W/S The wreckage of the US military aircraft that crashed in Ghazni province, Afghanistan
C/U Wreckage of the US military aircraft
C/U Wreckage of the US military aircraft
M/S Wreckage of the US military aircraft
C/U Wreckage of the US military aircraft
M/S Wreckage of the US military aircraft
C/U Man recovering documents from the crash site
SOT, Eyewitness (Pashto): "There is no more information but we have pulled out two bodies from the aircraft."
M/S Wreckage of the US military aircraft
M/S Wreckage of the US military aircraft
SOT, Eyewitness (Pashto): "At 1:30 pm the plane was flying around, lost its balance and caught fire after the crash."
C/U Wreckage of the US military aircraft
W/S Wreckage of the US military aircraft
SCRIPT
The US military confirmed that one of its aircrafts crashed on Monday in the Deh Yak district, in the eastern Afghan province of Ghazni, as images of the wreckage emerged on Tuesday.
Footage from the crash site shows the burned remains of a Bombardier E-11A aircraft, a plane used for electronic surveillance. It is not yet clear how many people were on board at the time of the incident, though an eyewitness said two bodies were pulled from the wreckage.
According to US military sources, the plane, which crashed in an area with a strong Taliban presence, was not shot down by enemy fire.