2 soldiers dead after military helicopter crashes in Texas, officials say

'Bell County Sheriff's Office responded and noted not only a helicopter crash but then also a wildfire that was out of control,' authorities said.

The U.S. Army is investigating after an Apache helicopter crashed Wednesday in central Texas, killing both crew members on board and sparking a wildfire. Army officials say the helicopter was on a training flight when it crashed. Charlie D'Agata reports.

Two Fort Hood soldiers were killed after an Army helicopter crashed Wednesday in Central Texas, local authorities and military officials said.  The aircraft, an AH-64 Apache attack helicopter, crashed in Salado, Texas, a village in Bell County, according to a press release. Officials from the Army base confirmed that t

A military official said the helicopter was undergoing a routine training flight before it went down

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.

An Apache helicopter based at Fort Hood crashed into a field in Salado, Texas, on Wednesday afternoon, killing two soldiers, the U.S. Army said.

An Apache attack helicopter crashed in a field near Fort Hood, according to the U.S. Army.

Aug 12 - Two U.S. 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.

Two soldiers who were on board a military helicopter were killed Wednesday when it crashed in Salado, Texas, the Bell County Sheriff’s Office said.