Army grounds training flights following midair helicopter crash in Alaska that killed 3 soldiers and injured 1

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The U.S. Army on Friday ordered a halt to all nonessential training flights following the crash Thursday of two Apache helicopters in Interior Alaska after the military

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