The US Army suspends flights of all Apache helicopters after a fatal crash in Texas
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The United States Army has temporarily suspended flight operations for all of its Apache helicopters following a fatal accident this week near Fort Hood, Texas. The crash resulted in the deaths of two soldiers, prompting military commanders to halt fleet operations.
Separately, a private light aircraft crashed near a rural airport in northeastern Bolivia, resulting in one confirmed fatality, two survivors who were rescued, and one person reported missing. Authorities have provided updated information regarding the occupants involved in the Bolivian incident.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on a fatal light aircraft crash in northeastern Bolivia.
WTOP News - Washington DC (Washington DC, US) (US)Reports on the U.S. Army grounding Apache helicopters after a Texas crash.
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