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Two US Army Soldiers Killed in Texas Helicopter Crash

  • August, 13, 2026 - 09:51
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Two US Army Soldiers Killed in Texas Helicopter Crash

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Two US Army soldiers died when an Apache military helicopter ‌attached to the service's Fort Hood ‌base crashed into a field in Texas on ​Wednesday, sparking a large grass fire, officials said.

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The accident occurred in Bell County, about 60 miles (100 km) north of the state capital ‌Austin, said Cliff ⁠Coleman, a spokesperson with the Bell County Sheriff's Office, Reuters reported.

The Bell County ⁠justice of the peace declared dead two people who had been on board, Coleman said.

"Today, an ​Apache helicopter crashed ​in Bell County ‌during Fort Hood operations, killing two members of our military," Texas Governor Greg Abbott said on X.

Fort Hood confirmed in a statement that an AH-64 attack helicopter crashed ‌and two soldiers died but withheld their identification pending notification to their families.

Images provided by Coleman ‌showed firefighters examining burning debris amid a large patch of charred grass, with smoke billowing from the scene. Several local fire departments ‌responded to the blaze, he said.

 
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