3 crewmembers killed in Oklahoma medical helicopter crash
Three members of an air ambulance crew died when their helicopter crashed Saturday near Oklahoma City, according to the company that operates the helicopter service.
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Three members of an air ambulance crew died when their helicopter crashed Saturday near Oklahoma City, according to the company that operates the helicopter service.
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