Two Killed in Army AH-64 Apache Crash Near Fort Hood, Texas
Officials said the helicopter went down on a routine training flight, sparking a wildfire that forced several home evacuations; the cause has not been determined.
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Officials said the helicopter went down on a routine training flight, sparking a wildfire that forced several home evacuations; the cause has not been determined.
Two people were killed when an AH-64 Apache crashed at Fort Hood, Texas, on August 12, according to Press TV, and the Army has halted Apache training missions while the cause is investigated.
Two Fort Hood crew members died in a crash near Salado, Texas, and the Army says a Combat Readiness Center team is investigating; the cause has not been determined.
Fort Hood-based helicopter came down in a field on August 12, killing both crew members and sparking a wildfire; the cause has not been determined.
Two aviators were killed in the August 12 crash of an AH-64 Apache during a training flight; the Army Combat Readiness Center is leading an open investigation.
Nine outlets report two soldiers died when an Army Apache helicopter went down on a maintenance test flight near Salado; the cause has not been determined.