All crew members survive Navy helicopter crash in desert close to Arizona-California border

A U.S. Navy helicopter crashed into the desert close to the California-Arizona border Thursday, sooner or later after 5 Marines have been killed in a aircraft crash within the California desert, based on the navy.

All 4 of the aircrew members on board the MH-60S Seahawk helicopter survived the crash on Thursday, and one was transported to a neighborhood hospital with a non-life-threatening harm, mentioned Cmdr. Zach Harrell, a spokesman for Naval Air Forces.

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"I can affirm that a U.S. Navy helicopter crashed in the present day on a U.S. Navy coaching vary close to El Centro, Calif. based on our preliminary reviews, all 4 of the air crew on board survived the crash," his assertion mentioned.

The helicopter, which flew out of the Naval Air Station North Island, crashed in California's Imperial Valley, about 35 miles north of Yuma, Arizona. Federal fireplace and different first responders arrived on the scene.

The crash is the third one in California in lower than per week. The crash on Wednesday that additionally occurred in California's Imperial Valley resulted within the loss of life of all 5 crew members. A pilot, Lt. Richard Bullock, died in a distinct crash throughout a routine coaching train in California's Mojave Desert, close to Trona, California, on Friday.

No names of the survivors of Thursday's crash have been launched as of press time.