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RAF death crash helicopter pilot admits neglect - Mirror Online
Puma crash RAF base 'was badly run' | UK | News | Express.co.uk
RAF pilots died after they were unable to land their Puma helicopter because Afghans were playing football on the landing strip | The Sun
RAF helicopter crash co-pilot spared jail - BBC News
RAF death crash helicopter pilot admits neglect - Mirror Online
RAF Puma down nr Andover - PPRuNe Forums
Afghanistan helicopter crash: RAF staff named as Alan Scott and Geraint 'Roly' Roberts | The Independent | The Independent
Royal Air Force personnel inspect the wreckage of a Puma helicopter... News Photo - Getty Images
2007 RAF Puma crash - YouTube
RAF personnel killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
Two RAF personnel killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan - World News - Mirror Online
RAF Puma helicopter was not safe, inquest into Iraq crash told | Military | The Guardian
RAF's multi-million pound vital helicopters are grounded... by bad parking! | Daily Mail Online
UK Puma crash kills five in Kabul | News | Flight Global
MPs hear of Catterick helicopter crash findings | The Northern Echo
Accident Westland Puma HC.2 (SA 330E) XW229, 11 Oct 2015
RAF pilot flying beyond capabilities before fatal crash, says coroner | Military | The Guardian
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SAS men killed in Iraq as fourth Puma crashes
Two RAF airmen among 5 dead as Nato helicopter crashes in Afghanistan - Daily Star
RAF helicopter crew survive crash-landing | Military | The Guardian
Two killed as RAF suffers fourth Puma crash this year | News | Flight Global
The scene of the helicopter crash in Catterick, North Yorkshire, where nine people were injured during a routine training exercise. Fourteen people were on board the RAF Puma helicopter at the time
RAF helicopter crash: Two air force staff among five Nato personnel killed in Kabul | The Independent | The Independent
RAF helicopter crash: five killed in accident in Afghanistan | Royal Air Force | The Guardian