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Helicóptero Black Hawk del Ejército de EE. UU. se estrella en Colorado
Un helicóptero Black Hawk del Ejército de EE. UU. se estrelló en Colorado tras realizar un aterrizaje no programado.
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Un helicóptero Black Hawk del Ejército de los Estados Unidos se estrelló en Colorado tras realizar un aterrizaje no programado. Los detalles sobre las circunstancias del incidente, incluidas posibles lesiones o daños, no estuvieron disponibles de inmediato.
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