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The helicopter crash involving an AH-64 attack helicopter belonging to the U.S. Army near Fort Hood military base in Texas on August 12, 2026, is considered one of the most significant events leading to a temporary suspension of Apache helicopter training flights. An investigation into the incident, which resulted in the deaths of two soldiers, revealed that the helicopter did not collide with any buildings and that the crash caused a fire in the forests. However, the causes of the crash are still under investigation. It is worth noting that the U.S. Army had previously suspended all aviation units three years ago following fatal accidents. Additionally, Apache helicopters have been experiencing issues with their transmission systems, along with reduced flying hours due to funding constraints and declining aircraft performance, increasing the likelihood of accidents under difficult maintenance conditions and financial strains.
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