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Airman Bradley admits prior use of C-4 explosive in past
Airman first class Martin Thomas Bradley, held on two federal charges, admits previously using and detonating C-4 plastic explosive. His wife Mary Jo Bradley found a suitcase bomb on Braniff Flight 111 from Washington to Dallas, then to Wichita Falls. FBI and FAA describe the device as a dangerous mix, with C-4, gunpowder, blasting caps, and nails. Bradley faces up to 30 years in prison and a $20,000 fine if convicted.
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Bill Adokinson
Associated Press
Washington
Martin Thomas Bradley
Texas
FBI
Bradley
Prince George’s County
Maryland
Mary Jo Bradley
Braniff Airways
National
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Wichita Falls
Metro Airlines
Braniff
Federal Aviation Administration
Sheppard Air Force Base
FAA
Fred Farrar
Farrar
National Airport
John Kuntz
Andrews
Washington Post
Air Force
Robert Thatcher