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The accident happened about 48 km from Fort Campbell
Helicopters caught fire due to collision
9 soldiers killed in the accident were undergoing training
Washington:
Two of America's state-of-the-art combat helicopters Blackhawk Helicopter have crashed.
These helicopters were flying in Kentucky.
During this confrontation, a fire broke out in them.
9 soldiers have lost their lives in the accident.
US local media gave this information.
According to the news agency AFP, a spokesman for the US military said that two Black Hawk helicopters fell victim to the accident during a routine training mission over Kentucky.
9 soldiers died due to the accident.
The Fort Campbell Public Affairs Office said the crew members were flying two HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters operated by the 101st Airborne Division.
The plane crashed late Wednesday night in Trigg County, Kentucky.
Helicopters crashed close to each other
A person living a short distance from the crash site told that before the accident, he saw both the helicopters flying above his house.
Me and my wife were sitting and I said wow, two helicopters are visible very low and both are close to each other.
The range of Black Hawk is up to 1381 miles.
Let us tell you that the range of Black Hawk is up to 1,381 miles.
Once loaded with fuel, they can fly for hundreds of km.
Their lift capacity is also said to be good.
The US military claims that with its external cargo hook, the Black Hawk can lift objects weighing up to 8,000 pounds.
The Black Hawk Front Line Utility Helicopters
of the US Army are among the front line utility helicopters.
These were prepared by America after the lessons learned during the Vietnam War.
Special forces of many friendly countries of America use such helicopters around the world.
These helicopters have been considered effective in carrying out special missions, because their speed is high and there are more technical things in them.
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