Recovery crews remain at a remote site off the Northern Territory coast where an Osprey aircraft crashed, killing three US marines and injuring another 20.
Three United States Marines have been killed after their aircraft crashed off the Northern Territory coast.
Royal Darwin Hospital has activated a code brown, the highest emergency response that can be activated. Three US marines were killed and another 20 were injured - including five taken to hospital in serious condition, when the aircraft crashed on Melville Island, 80km north of Darwin, on Sunday morning.
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