Black Hawk Kentucky crash: What we know about the 9 soldiers killed
After one of the deadliest training crashes at Fort Campbell, families and friends are remembering the decorated careers of nine soldiers lost.
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After one of the deadliest training crashes at Fort Campbell, families and friends are remembering the decorated careers of nine soldiers lost.
Cpl. Emilie Marie Eve Bolanos, 23, was among those killed when two Black Hawk helicopters of the 101st Airborne Division crashed Wednesday night.
Sgt. David Solinas Jr, 23, from Oradell, New Jersey was identified as one of the nine victims killed in the Kentucky helicopter crash.
U.S. military officials say two Army helicopters have crashed in Kentucky during a routine training mission, causing nine casualties.
The Army has identified the nine service members who were killed in a crash involving two Black Hawk helicopters, amid a continuing investigation into the incident.