Missing helicopter with 5 Marines on board found, search for aircrew continues
- A Marine helicopter with five troops on board has been located in the California mountains, but their fate remains unknown. A rescue operation is ongoing.
- The missing CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter departed from Creech Air Force Base in Las Vegas and was en route to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego.
- The Marines from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 361 were returning home from training in Las Vegas. The search and rescue efforts involve various agencies.
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Currently, the search continues for five missing marine infantrymen, but snow and rain have fallen on the mountainous terrain where the helicopter was located.
Fünf Soldaten an Bord: Vermisster US-Militärhubschrauber ist abgestürzt
On Tuesday, five soldiers board a helicopter in the US state of Nevada to fly to California. But: The military aircraft does not take off. In a snowstorm, it crashes, the fate of the passengers is uncertain.
A US Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter crashed in the US state of California in the mountains near the city of San Diego on Wednesday, with five soldiers on board. Authorities were able to locate the plane later Wednesday, but rescue efforts have been complicated by heavy snowfall and rain. The Associated Press reports that the fate of the soldiers is not yet known.
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