Horrifying photos of the military plane crash

People in the Savannah airport had a horrifying view of the military plane that crashed in the area this morning and nearby surveillance cameras happened to capture the moment the aircraft went down.

Georgia Department of Defense officials tell Channel 2 Action News that the Puerto Rico Air National Guard plane crashed with five people on board about 11:30 a.m. Updates here.

Scott Cohen posted the images his security cameras recorded:

Here are images people passing through the area or the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, near the crash site, are posting:

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