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English: The final portion of the debris trail left by Omega Aerial Refueling Services Flight 70 through the marsh off runway 21 at Naval Base Ventura County, California. A deep trench has been dug through the mud by the Boeing 707's fuselage, along with a narrower furrow from the #3 engine and another short furrow in line with the pylon of the separated #4 engine. The main wreckage, including the fuselage, empennage, wings, and #3 engine, lies in the marsh slightly above and left of center, with the fuselage and especially the left wing gutted by fire. Scattered items of wreckage lie along the aircraft's path of motion leading up to the main wreckage; yellow text and arrows point out the locations of the #3 engine and the separated portions of the #4 engine. The hoses running from the runway to the right wing, and the pallets along the hoses' path and also behind the right wing, are not part of the aircraft, and were placed there in the course of firefighting efforts following the accident.