US Navy helicopter crashes into bay during training exercise in Southern California
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A MH-60R Seahawk crashed in the waters of San Diego Bay, in Southern California, according to a military official. There were six crew members on board at the time of the crash.
"Due to the nature of the training, a safety boat was on location," the statement said. The surviving crew members were rescued from the water, taken ashore and underwent medical evaluations.
The severity of their injuries was not immediately known. Navy officials said none suffered any critical or life-threatening injuries.
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