A military helicopter crash has occurred in Bell County, resulting in the deaths of two individuals on board. The helicopter was identified as a 1st Cavalry Division Apache helicopter from Fort Hood. m.
Authorities are currently responding to the incident. Further details about the crash are available from FOX 44 News, who reported on the incident and its aftermath.
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