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Apache AH-64A crashed in Florida

Florida, Usa - One of the two crew member is dead

An AH-64A Apache of the Us National Guard crashed last saturday in Florida. At about 3.30pm, the aircraft, with two Guard Officers aboard, fell while flying on routine exercises in Camp Blanding's north training area. According to official sources, "at this time the cause of the crash is still unknown," even though investigations are still going on. Warrant Officer Justin Swofford, 24, of St. Augustine...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 23541
Rome, Italy, 02/11/2002 15:46
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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