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A continuing two-year rash of mishaps has U.S. Army leaders considering sweeping changes in pilot training methods to counter a loss of experience, simulator deficiencies and in some cases helicopters with insufficient tail rotor authority. Army pilots scored an alarmingly high 2.01 flight mishap...
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