Fort Hood resumes Apache training flights after crash that killed two
The U.S. Army resumed Apache helicopter training flights at Fort Hood after a crash in Texas killed two people. The resumption follows a fatal military aviation accident.
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Why it matters
The crash highlights ongoing safety risks in military aviation, though the wider impact is localized.
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