Training missions involving Apache helicopters have resumed after a fatal crash. The crash occurred less than a week prior and resulted in the deaths of two US Army soldiers.
The incident happened near Fort Hood, in an area known as Bell County. Further details about the crash and the resumption of training are available from the source.
The US Army has restarted Apache helicopter training, despite the recent loss of two soldiers in the deadly accident.
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