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Idaho National Guard marks one-year since Black Hawk crash

Chief Warrant Officers Jesse Anderson, George "Geoff" Laubhan, and Matthew Peltzer were killed when their helicopter crashed Feb. 2, 2021, just east of Boise.

Idaho National Guard: Bad weather, human error caused deadly Black Hawk crash

Idaho National Guard: Bad weather, human error caused deadly Black Hawk crash The three experienced pilots had lost sight of the mountains around them in the thick fog, and were flying by instruments alone when the helicopter went down. Author: Katie Terhune Updated: 1:08 PM MST March 6, 2021 BOISE, Idaho Three Idaho National Guard pilots killed in a helicopter crash last month had lost visibility with the mountains around them in the snow and fog, and were flying by instruments alone when the Black Hawk went down, officials say. According to the initial findings of the investigation, human error and environmental factors caused the crash. There were no mechanical failures, according to the Idaho National Guard. 

Helicopter training crash near Boise kills 3 Idaho National Guard members

Helicopter training crash near Boise kills 3 Idaho National Guard members Jacob Scholl, Idaho Statesman © George Frey/Getty Images North America/TNS A National Guard maintenance worker looks over the rotor assembly of an UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter on March 4, 2020, in Kearns, Utah. BOISE Three members of the Idaho Army National Guard were killed when a Black Hawk helicopter went down just south of Lucky Peak Reservoir near Boise on Tuesday, and a commander said at a news conference Wednesday that there was no “mayday” or other type of distress call prior to the crash. The crash occurred just after 8 p.m. Tuesday, according to a news release from the Idaho National Guard. The three killed were participating in a “routine training flight,” and they were the only people on board the UH-60 Black Hawk.

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