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For training after two recent helicopter crashes which killed 12 soldiers. the army chief—of—staff said that all pilots would next month undergo a day's training, except for those participating in critical missions. three us army soldiers were killed on thursday in alaska when two apache helicopters collided. the european union has reached a deal which will allow ukraine to continue exporting its crops through neighbouring countries. poland, slovakia, hungary and bulgaria had brought in restrictions, saying the cheap produce was undercutting their domestic prices. nhs england has warned th...

Republic oncest the seized by the government which reportedly could come as soon as this weekend. will: thank you, alexandria. let's turn now to a few additional headlines. u.s. army grounding all of their nonessential flights after two helicopter crashes over the last month claimed the lives of 12 service members. the grounding goes into effect immediately and requires all aviation squadron to undergo more training. two apache helicopters collided in alaska op on thursday killing three u.s. army pilots and injuring a fourth. nine were killed in march when two blackhawk helicopters collided in...

This comes less than 24 hours after two u.s. army apache helicopters from fort wayne right collided in mid air over alaska. they killed three u.s. soldiers and wounding another. the soldiers were returning from a daytime training mission and there were no reports of any inclement weather conditions. there is no issues with visibility. this is the latest collision raising alarms after two other recent deadly helicopter crashes in the u.s. army. a collision by two black hawks killed nine troops near fort campbell during a nighttime training mission last month and to tennessee national guard sold...

Thursday, nbc's pentagon correspondent courtney kube has more on this. >> this is a significant move by the u.s. army. for the first time in nearly a decade, announcing a temporary stand out of all aviation assets. this means no helicopters will fly anywhere in the world unless it's an emergency, and then only when it's ordered by a general officer. now this comes less than 24 hours after two u.s. army apache helicopters from fort wayne right collided in midair over alaska. killing three u.s. soldiers, and wounding another. the soldiers were returning from a day try training mission and there ...

Three soldiers were killed and another injured when two AH-64 Apache helicopters collided and crashed Thursday near Healy, Alaska, according to the Army.