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The helicopter crash in Alaska that left three U.S. Army soldiers dead and another injured unfolded when there were no weather or visibility problems, a report says.
Two chief warrant officers were among the three soldiers who died Thursday when a pair of helicopters collided and crashed in Alaska, the Army said in a news release Saturday that identified those who perished.
The Army has released the identities of three soldiers killed earlier in the week in a helicopter crash, and say a fourth person was injured.
The three soldiers who were killed earlier this week when two U.S. Army helicopters collided and crashed in Alaska have been formally identified. They were from New York, Colorado and Utah. The victims were Chief Warrant Officer 3 Christopher Robert Eramo, 39, of Oneonta, New York, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kyle D. McKenna, 28, of Colorado […]
A Soldier from Colorado Springs was identified as one one of the three officers killed in a helicopter crash in Alaska Thursday.