Flight data recorders recovered from fatal Black Hawk helicopter crash.
TL;DR
The US Army has recovered the flight data recorders from two HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters that crashed during a training exercise near Fort Campbell in Kentucky, killing nine soldiers. The Army is still investigating the cause of the crash. The Army has posthumously promoted three of the victims and is providing support to the families and affected soldiers. The deceased soldiers have been transferred to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
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