A helicopter crash occurred near Salado, resulting in the deaths of two pilots. The helicopter was based at Fort Hood and was an Apache model. The crash happened in a field and sparked a large grass fire.
The incident took place on Wednesday afternoon. Details of the crash are limited, but it is known that the helicopter was involved in a fatal accident. Further information about the incident can be found through CBS Austin, the source of this report.
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