Army Grounds Copters After 2 Crash, Killing 15
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
The Army says it has grounded its fleet of Blackhawk helicopters as a precaution after two crashes killed 15 men in little more than a month.
The Army said Friday it was developing a safety inspection plan for the fleet, which includes about 630 helicopters worldwide.
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