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Just saw it on the local nightly news. No news on any casualties. My prayers go out. :flag_waving:

-Hawk

4 killed. 2 injured. *Update

Edited by HawkJ2010

https://www.foxnews.c...test=latestnews

At least six people were killed when two military helicopters from Joint Base Lewis-McChord crashed Monday night during a training exercise in Washington state, sources told Q13 FOX.

Two people were also injured, the sources said.

The accident occurred about 9:15 p.m. local time in an area just south of the base.

Sources told the station that four people died on one chopper and two on the second.

The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed to KING-TV that it was responding to a crash at the base.

Joint Base Lewis-McChord is a US military facility located nine miles south-southwest of Tacoma, Wash.

Edited by HercDude

Also sad to hear about this. I used to fly scouts (OH-6A and OH-58 A/C) back in the day and can recall the hazards that come with flying NVG's (PVS 5's then) low level/NOE. My prayers go out to these four aeroscouts and their families.

RIP... :salut:

McChordVictims.jpg

(Clockwise from top left): CPT Anne M. Montgomery, CWO3 Frank A Buoniconti, CWO3 Joseph S. Satterfield and CWO2 Lucas Daniel Sigfrid

Sad, definitely a lot of experience. Kinda sad when stuff like this happens at home and on training missions.

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