U.S. Navy helicopter crashed into Red Sea

An MH-60 Knighthawk helicopter with 5 people on board crashed into the Red Sea during a routine mission related to the situation in Syria. On board the helicopter were five passengers.

The circumstances of the accident are not clear yet, but the U.S. Navy has given assurances that it was not “a hostile activity”. The fate of the five crew members is not known at this point.

The MH-60 Knighthawk chopper took off from the William-Lawrence destroyer, one of the four war ships escorting the aircraft carrier Nimitz.
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Planes, helicopters and light boats from the Nimitz naval group participate in the search operation for the missing aircraft.

Nimitz, which carries 80 planes and helicopters, and its escort fleet had just ended their several months mission in the Gulf region and had been preparing to return to the U.S. west coast when ordered at the end of August to head to the Red Sea because of the Syrian crisis.