Two military helicopters on their way to deployment in Somalia are missing and one has crash-landed, a Ugandan military spokesman said Monday.
Four attack helicopters were scheduled to refuel in Garissa, Kenya, said Ugandan Col. Felix Kulayigye. One landed safely, he said, while Kenyan air force officials told him the five-man crew of another helicopter was safe after a crash landing near Mount Kenya.
The other two helicopters were missing, Kulayigye said.
"It is too early to speculate the reason for the incidents," Kulayigye said.
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That is not a part of the world I would care to be missing in.
Me too. Those helicopter pilots probably joined the Somalian warlords and gave them helicopters to show their loyalty.
Just being cynical people.
Good Morning banasy.
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RRAAAAAAAAAAA!
Rawr:
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You are probably right; that was my first thought.
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