US Army attack helicopters crashing at historically high rate amid mechanical issues

The U.S. Army's Apache attack helicopters are crashing more often than usual, with a widespread transmission problem identified as a factor. The crashes represent a significant safety and operational concern for the military.

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US Army Helicopters Crash At Historically High Rates As Mechanical Failures Are Investigated

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