SNOWBIRD, Utah, March 3, 2022 (Gephardt Daily) — The Blackhawks that went down last week at Snowbird ski resort are making their way to a hanger in the Salt Lake Valley, where they will be studied for clues to determine why they crashed.
The two crafts went down on Feb. 22 while on a routine Utah National Guard training mission over the resort.
On Wednesday, the Nevada Army National Guard brought in a giant CH-47 Chinook to help remove the two helicopters, lifting each over the mountainous terrain, to Heber City’s airport.
On Thursday, the Blackhawks will be hauled by truck, one at a time, to Utah Army Aviation Support Facility in West Jordan, as part of the ongoing investigation.
