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Medevac plane crash victim ID'd as young girl headed home to Mexico after 'life-saving treatment' in US
The United States Army has withheld information about the female pilot who died Wednesday in accordance with the wishes of her famliy.The unidentified soldier was an experienced pilot with more than 500 of flying experience, the Telegraph reported, citing Jonathan Koziol, chief of staff of the army’s aviation directorate.
Top-paid federal employee leaving $10.5M job — after first-term Trump said 'we're getting rid of him' “Both pilots had flown this specific route before at night — this wasn’t something new to either one of them,” Koziol said.Hegseth announced Thursday that the Army is investigating whether the Black Hawk was flying at an appropriate elevation.
Small medevac jet carrying pediatric patient crashes near Philadelphia mall, unleashing fireball with multiple casualties reported
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