LAS VEGAS – An Air Force helicopter crash that injured four military members on a remote central Nevada training range was the second crash in one day during training exercises at Nellis Air Force Base.
Officials said Friday that four crew members were taken to a base hospital and treated for minor injuries after the HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter went down Thursday during a night practice mission.
The crash happened in an undisclosed location on the vast Nevada Test and Training Range north of Las Vegas.
A base spokesman on Friday provided no additional information about the conditions of the injured or how the crash occurred.
The crash came less than 15 hours after a civilian contractor pilot ejected from an A-4 Skyhawk jet that crashed a short distance from Nellis runways.
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