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The Alabama Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Fort Novosel Garrison Commander recently partnered to re-celebrate a monument to the namesake of Hooper Stagefield on Andrews
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Two injured in Apache crash at Fort Rucker February 26 An AH-64 Apache helicopter taxis into the parking area at Ech Stagefield, Fort Rucker, Ala.,, in May 2013. (Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Kosterman/Army) An AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near Fort Rucker, Alabama, Thursday afternoon, coming to rest on its side with its tail broken. The two-person crew aboard the Apache sustained injuries and both soldiers were taken to a local hospital, said Fort Rucker spokesman Jimmie Cummings Jr. One pilot has already been discharged from the hospital, Cummings added. Both pilots injuries were describ...
The AH-64 Apache helicopter was damaged following the flight training incident at Hooper Stagefield, the military said. No deaths were reported.
Apache Helicopter Crash Injures Two Army Aviators An AH-64 Apache helicopter hovers in front of the sun and conducts movement drills in Afghanistan. (U.S. Army/Sgt. Duncan Brennan) 26 Feb 2021 An ArmyAH-64 Apache helicopter on a training flight crashed at Fort Rucker, Alabama, on Thursday, injuring the two aviators onboard. The crash occurred at approximately 3 p.m. at Hooper Stagefield near Rucker. The two aviators in the gunship did not suffer life-threatening injuries, Fort Rucker spokesman Jimmie Cummings Jr. told Military.com. One aviator was released from the hospital Thursday evening, ...