Fort Campbell helicopter crash news: 9 victims identified in Black Hawk helicopter crash
The U.S. Army confirmed two Black Hawk helicopters from the 101st Airborne Division crashed Wednesday night in Kentucky.
Source: cincinnati.com
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The U.S. Army confirmed two Black Hawk helicopters from the 101st Airborne Division crashed Wednesday night in Kentucky.
The identities of nine soldiers killed in late March in a helicopter crash out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, have been identified.
A Los Angeles resident was among the nine killed in the Black Hawk crash in Kentucky.
We 'are proud David was training to rescue soldiers on the battlefield,' his family said in a statement.
Nine soldiers died during a training exercise near Fort Campbell on Wednesday. Their identities have been released.