Breaking! Many dead after Kentucky military helicopter crash

Only a matter of

The two HH60 Black Hawk assault helicopters crashed into each other at about 10 p.m. during a routine training mission, in Trigg County, said Ms. Thurman, who works at Fort Campbell, a sprawling Army base along the Kentucky-Tennessee border.

HH-60 max capacity is 16 people....

Yup

Probably taken over by Skynet

Looks like a mid air. RIP

Latest reports say as many as 9 people killed in the accident

Let me guess ... "The helicopters just happened to be carrying toxic chemicals, and we're going to have to blow them up"?

Let’s see how Biden reacts

more money to the ukies

:salute2:

Laugh and drool. He'll laugh and drool.

It is getting light thee right now. Should have some news soon.

Only came cuz he heard there was cotton candy.

With technology how the fuck does this happen????

Sounds like Yemen ...lol

that's why you guys come here to train

Prepping the herds for major military casualties?

A little bit'o desensitization?

I know there are UH-60s (the 'u' standing for "utility")

these were HH-60s

What does the "H" designation in place of "u" mean ?

that it's a Special Ops / Task Force 160 bird ?

I served in the 80's.Blackhawks which i deployed from were grounded multiple times because of rotor pins breaking.

yes, they were known as "CrashHawks" at one time

early on I think they even had an issue with crashing due to getting too close to a high-powered radio/EMF source

(interfered with the control systems, I think)

https://twitter.com/_/status/1641442434315091970

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Anybody else suspect AI?

fully vaxxed pilots.....

See above
Training with night vision goggles