A military helicopter crash has occurred in Central Texas, resulting in the loss of two lives. The incident was reported to the Bell County sheriff's office through a 911 call. m.
and also started a grass fire. When deputies arrived, the fire was out of control. Further details about the crash are available from the Bell County sheriff's office, which is handling the incident.
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