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Search under way after two marine helicopters collide off coast of Hawaii Search under way after US marine helicopters collide off coast of Hawaii
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Two marine helicopters have collided off the Hawaiian island of Oahu, the US coast guard has said.Two marine helicopters have collided off the Hawaiian island of Oahu, the US coast guard has said.
Chief Petty Officer Sara Mooers of the coast guard told the Associated Press that the marine corps reported a collision of two helicopters off the coast just before midnight.Chief Petty Officer Sara Mooers of the coast guard told the Associated Press that the marine corps reported a collision of two helicopters off the coast just before midnight.
Mooers said each aircraft had six people aboard. She said a debris field has been spotted off the coast, near the town of Haleiwa.Mooers said each aircraft had six people aboard. She said a debris field has been spotted off the coast, near the town of Haleiwa.
The marine corps has tweeted that there is an active search and rescue under way for two CH-53s transport helicopters.The marine corps has tweeted that there is an active search and rescue under way for two CH-53s transport helicopters.
There was no immediate word on what caused the collision or if any survivors have been found.There was no immediate word on what caused the collision or if any survivors have been found.