U.S. Army Aviation Accidents Rise in Deadliness, Cost
U.S. Army aviation incidents and accidents have started to get deadlier and costlier since the beginning of this decade, an exclusive Aerospace DAILY analysis of service mishap data shows. The number of fatalities spiked 875 percent, from 8 in 2000 to 78 in 2001, when the Bush administration’s so...
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