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BREAKING: The U.S. Army is temporarily grounding all Apache helicopter training flights after two soldiers died in a crash.
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that's what happens when you have a drunk newscaster running the department of defense...

@StephieGilley Doesn’t this indicate they need more training, not less…..

A temporary stand-down is a safety measure, not evidence that the Apache fleet itself is unsafe The cause remains under investigation, so conclusions about the failure mechanism would be premature

This is a ASOs nightmare!

Hey my favorite Completely Biased Spin News, did you guys do a full segment on all of the kids that were under 18 coming out and saying transgender medical changes have severely negatively affected their lives? If you don’t your disgusting fu*ks!

Maybe we focus on ourselves instead of Ukraine. This is Trump’s fault for not prioritizing our troops. I criticized Biden for the same neglect

@JenniferJJacobs Hegseth.

Some would say this is prudent but given all the soldiers who have been killed by their own government recently, including some air “accidents”, this move by the army is misleading. It plays to the terrorists who currently control our country.

Crash???? OR Excursion????

Another female pilot?

@WmAG_V Woahh

The helicopters must have TDS!!!!

Trump 2028!!

so much winning

The Army’s decision to halt Apache training nationwide is significant, precisely because the cause is not yet known. Two soldiers were killed Wednesday when an AH-64E Apache from Fort Hood crashed near Salado, Texas. The Army has now paused Apache training missions, while an Army Combat Readiness Center team investigates the root cause. Combat Apache missions have not been included in the stand-down. That distinction matters. A fleet-wide training pause is not evidence that the Apache itself has a systemic defect. It is a risk-control decision, while investigators determine whether the failure involved the aircraft, maintenance, procedures, environment, or another factor. The responsible posture is to pause first, investigate second, and resist filling the information gap with speculation. What matters next is whether investigators identify an isolated mishap — or something requiring inspection, maintenance, or procedural changes across the fleet.

ARMY GOT CHEAP ABOUT X-RAY ROTOR PARTS .


