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Two RAF dead in Afghan crash named Two RAF dead in Afghan helicopter crash named
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Two RAF airmen killed in helicopter crash in Kabul named as Flight Lieutenants Geraint Roberts and Alan Scott Two RAF officers killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan have been named as Flight Lieutenants Geraint Roberts and Alan Scott.
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An MoD spokesman said the crash was "an accident and not the result of insurgent activity".
Three other people were killed when a Puma Mk2 helicopter crashed as it was landing at Nato's training and support mission HQ, in Kabul on Sunday.