Breaking news: Two Black Hawk helicopters flying out of Fort Campbell Army base crashed in Kentucky on Wednesday night. The status of crew members is “unknown at this time,” the base said. This is a developing story.
The helicopters, operated by the 101st Airborne Division, crashed during a routine training mission, the statement from Fort Campbell’s public affairs office said. The status of crew members is “unknown at this time.”
“The command is currently focused on caring for the service members and their families,” the base said, adding that an investigation is underway and more information will be released as it becomes available. Located on the Kentucky and Tennessee state border, Fort Campbell is one of the Army’s largest bases in the United States.during training near a highway in Alabama, killing two.
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