Published 6 months ago

Kentucky: Nine soldiers killed after two US army helicopters crash

Summary by Sky News UK

A local resident said the two helicopters flew over his house and then moments later he and his wife "saw what looked like a firework [going] off in the sky".

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Times of India

Several feared dead after two US army helicopters crash during training in Kentucky

The status of the crew members was not immediately known, Army spokeswoman Nondice Thurman said in a statement early on Thursday to Reuters, without detailing the number of people who were on board.

6 months ago·India

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BBC News

Kentucky helicopter crash: Deaths feared after military aircraft collision

The military helicopters were involved in a routine training mission when the incident happened.

6 months ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

Two US Army Helicopters Collide Mid-air During Training in Kentucky, Fatalities Expected

Two US Army Blackhawk helicopters crashed during a training mission in Kentucky on Wednesday night. Kentucky governor Andy Beshear said that fatalities were expected in the crash.

6 months ago·India

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The Guardian

Two US army Black Hawk helicopters crash on training mission in Kentucky

Status of crew members not immediately known but Kentucky governor says deaths are expected

6 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Several feared dead after two U.S. army helicopters crash during training in Kentucky

Two U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopters crashed during a training mission over Kentucky on Wednesday night.

6 months ago·India

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Reuters

Kentucky helicopter crash: nine killed after Army Black Hawks collide

Nine soldiers were killed in the crash during a routine nighttime training mission over Kentucky, the U.S. Army said, in one of the military's deadliest training accidents in recent years.

6 months ago·United Kingdom

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