Downed helicopters raise questions about a war trend
A surge in U S military helicopter crashes and shootdowns in Iraq and Afghanistan prompts experts to warn against premature conclusions. Officials note 60 helicopters lost since May 2003 with 179 dead, while analysts urge cautious assessment as tactics shift to avoid ambushes and protect air support.
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