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Weather and night vision goggles were likely factors in Marine Corps helicopter crash, report finds

  • The crash of a Marine Corps helicopter killed five service members due to pilot error, according to an investigation report by The Associated Press.
  • Investigators found that the crew's use of night vision goggles likely contributed to the crash by not providing a clear picture.
  • The helicopter was flying in icing conditions with low cloud cover that obscured the mountainous terrain along the flight path.
  • Investigators concluded that the commanding officer should not have approved the crew to fly under those conditions.
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Family of a helicopter pilot killed in a California wildfire reaches a $15 million settlement

Michael Fournier worked for a private Southern California company that contracts with Cal Fire and other agencies to provide firefighting aircraft and other services.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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