[kellyhound]

Tragedy struck yesterday in Mexico as three navy personnel lost their lives, and two others sustained injuries in a helicopter crash, as reported by government sources.

The incident occurred during a reconnaissance flight in Tabasco state when a Eurocopter helicopter belonging to the Mexican Navy went down. The injured individuals were promptly transported to the Border Naval Hospital for medical attention.

In response to this devastating event, the Secretary of the Navy has announced that comprehensive investigations will be conducted to ascertain the causes of the accident. Additionally, the necessary support will be extended to the grieving families of the victims during this difficult time.

[kellyhound]

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[William May]

The Mexican Navy is widely used for anti-drug work, as they are known to not be infiltrated by the drug gangs and are the only non-corrupt government force in Mexico. If you see a drug lord actually being arrested, it will be the Mexican Navy that does it.

[newjerseydeevil]

Someone did a burrito fart and it caused asphyxiation.

[v1r]

"The Mexican Navy said Saturday that three marines were killed and two others were injured after a reconnaissance helicopter crashed in the Gulf coast state of Tabasco.

The Navy said in a statement that the Eurocopter craft went down during an aerial surveillance patrol. Video posted on social media showed what appeared to be a small, non-armored chopper spinning and then crashing near the town of Frontera, Tabasco.

The Navy said the cause of the crash was under investigation.

The accident came two days after authorities acknowledged that the crash of another navy helicopter in July that killed 14 marines was caused by a lack of fuel.

On Thursday, the Attorney General’s Office reported that the chopper ran out of fuel following an operation to capture drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero.

The Black Hawk crashed July 15 in Los Mochis, a city in Sinaloa state near Mexico’s Pacific coast, hours after marines captured Caro Quintero in the mountains.

Caro Quintero was wanted for extradition to the United States for the 1985 killing of Drug Enforcement Administration agent Kiki Camarena. That extradition process continues.

The Attorney General’s Office said in a statement that the investigation had ruled out the possibility the helicopter was downed in an attack and that the manufacturer’s analysis of the aircraft’s flight recorder concluded it ran out of fuel."

[Ferocity]

Why do they always move the camera during the best part

[docfr8]

Lack of fuel

[spamwich]

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[ride]

Im more of a fixed wing guy myself, but it sounded like the turbine was spinning and making all those combustion-type noises associated with power production. I'm gonna venture a guess that is was another issue, like the tail rotor drive shaft failed. It was hovering when suddenly the rear end came around. Guy didn't try to auto rotate or nothing.

[fred5079]

Arnold was right get to the chopperrrrrrrrr