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Two Dead in Central Texas Apache Helicopter Crash
13 Aug
Summary
- An Apache military helicopter crashed in Central Texas, killing two.
- The crash resulted in a grass fire, causing road closures.
- No houses or other structures were impacted by the incident.
A tragic incident occurred in Central Texas when an Apache military helicopter crashed, claiming the lives of its two occupants. The crash site became the source of a significant grass fire, prompting authorities to close FM-2843. Multiple fire units were dispatched to combat the blaze.
Bell County Sheriff's Office officials stated that no houses or other structures were impacted by the downed aircraft or the subsequent fire. Thankfully, no additional individuals were injured or killed. Brig. Gen. Ethan Diven emphasized the immediate priority of securing the site and supporting the emergency response, extending thoughts to the crew and their families.
