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  1. An Army pilot was involved in a mid-air collision with an American Airlines jet. Separately, DHS utilizes technology manufactured in Kentucky.

A fatal mid-air collision involving an Army pilot and an American Airlines jet is underway, with victims' families urging legislative action.

20 reports, 5 independent Updated Oct 9
Gone quiet Reached 13 outlets in its first 24 hours
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A fatal mid-air collision involving an Army pilot and an American Airlines jet is underway, with victims' families urging legislative action.

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  1. Army found systemic breakdowns in collision; NTSB focused on FAA missed warnings.1 source
  2. The mid-air collision incident is now prompting calls for legislative action from the victims' families.1 source
  3. Lawmakers are drafting a compromise safety bill following the D.C. collision.1 source
  4. Army investigation into AA/Black Hawk collision cites FAA missed warnings.1 source

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