US Military: 4 Recent Helicopter Crashes Due To Enemy Fire
Associated Press SAMEER N. YACOUB February 4, 2007 08:26 AM
The four U.S. helicopters that have crashed in Iraq since Jan. 20 were apparently shot down, the chief American military spokesman said Sunday -- the first time the U.S. command has publicly acknowledged that the aircraft were lost to enemy fire.
Maj. Gen. William Caldwell told reporters that the investigations into the crashes of three Army and one private helicopters are incomplete but "it does appear they were all the result of some kind of anti-Iraqi ground fire that did bring those helicopters down."
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The four U.S. helicopters that have crashed in Iraq since Jan. 20 were apparently shot down, the chief American military spokesman said Sunday -- the first time the U.S. command has publicly acknowledged that the aircraft were lost to enemy fire.
Maj. Gen. William Caldwell told reporters that the investigations into the crashes of three Army and one private helicopters are incomplete but "it does appear they were all the result of some kind of anti-Iraqi ground fire that did bring those helicopters down."
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