U.K. panel challenges RAF Chinook crash verdict
Long-standing controversy over the findings of a Board of Enquiry into the crash of a Royal Air Force Boeing CH-47D Chinook HC.2 in June 1994 that killed all 29 aboard, attributing the accident to "gross negligence" by the two pilots, has been re-opened by comment in the latest Commons Committee of...
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