Army withholds name of Black Hawk ... National Guard named Jo Ellis. Ellis has posted a "proof of life" video on Facebook, denouncing the rumors and offering condolences to those killed in the crash.

Newsweek reached out to the Joint Task Force-National Capital Region/U.S. Army Military District ... was the Crew Chief on the Black Hawk involved in last nights crash in D.C..

The Army has identified two of the three soldiers killed in Wednesday's crash outside a busy Washington, D.C. airport. The three-person crew was on board a Black Hawk helicopter that collided with ...

A trans National Guard pilot has been wrongly named in social media posts as being dead in D.C. crash. She's asking for help ...

A regional jet collided with an Army Black Hawk ... The cause of the crash is under investigation. “There were no Virginia National Guard personnel on board the Black Hawk that collided with ...

Joe’s Black Hawk helicopter was coming in to land on a training exercise when everything went wrong. The rotors kicked up a thick cloud that blotted out the ground and sky, disorienting the pilot.