2 people died in military helicopter crash near Fort Hood, officials say
Summary
An Army Apache helicopter crashed in a field near Fort Hood, Texas, killing both people on board. The crash caused a wildfire that led to the evacuation of several homes, and officials are investigating the cause.Key Facts
- The crash happened near Fort Hood, a large military base in Texas.
- The helicopter involved was an AH-64 Apache, a type used by the Army.
- Both people inside the helicopter died in the crash.
- The crash started a wildfire that forced some local residents to leave their homes.
- No homes or buildings were directly hit by the helicopter.
- The cause of the crash is not yet known.
- Fort Hood’s criminal investigation division is leading the crash investigation.
- Brig. Gen. Ethan Diven said efforts are focused on securing the crash site and response support.
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