A helicopter crash in Salado has resulted in fatalities. The incident involved a military chopper, according to officials from Fort Hood. The crash claimed the lives of two people.
Further information about the incident can be found through official sources. Details of the crash are limited, but it is confirmed that the helicopter was a military aircraft and that two people died as a result of the incident.
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