Possible air France crash site found

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Military planes and ships from Brazil and France are converging on an area of the Atlantic ocean where Air France flight 447 may have crashed.

Four Brazilian navy ships with recovery equipment and a tanker are heading to the spot where debris was found on Tuesday. Brazil's air force sent more planes and soldiers to join the search.

France dispatched an Airborne Warning and Control System plane on Wednesday to join three patrol aircraft. It has also dispatched a research ship equipped with unmanned submarines to help find the flight data and cockpit voice recorders. So far, no bodies have been found and there are no signs of life.

French pilot Lieutenant Jean-Noel Herbette speaks to journalists at France's air base in Dakar, Senegal, as he returns from a mission seeking the site of the crash of a missing Air France flight Tuesday, June 2, 2009. France has three military patrol aircraft flying over the central Atlantic from their base in Senegal and it is sending  an AWACS radar plane that should join the operation on Wednesday,  said French military spokesman Christophe Prazuck.  (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)