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The Marines have released the names of the four men killed in the crash of a search-and-rescue helicopter near Yuma.
Among the dead are two Marine pilots, a crew chief and a Navy corpsman.
The pilots are 35-year-old Major Cesar Y. Freitas and 33-year-old Captain Bradley E. Walters. The crew chief is Sergeant Charles L. Osgood, 27, and the Navy medic is 25-year-old Brendon O. Sandburg.
The Marines did not release their hometowns.
The lone survivor of the crash is 21-year-old Marine Lance Corporal Brian D. Stahlhut. He's in fair condition at Yuma Regional Medical Center with undisclosed injuries.
The chopper was on a routine training mission out of the Marine Corps Air Station in Yuma when it went down Thursday near the Colorado River. Searchers found the wreckage yesterday.
Among the dead are two Marine pilots, a crew chief and a Navy corpsman.
The pilots are 35-year-old Major Cesar Y. Freitas and 33-year-old Captain Bradley E. Walters. The crew chief is Sergeant Charles L. Osgood, 27, and the Navy medic is 25-year-old Brendon O. Sandburg.
The Marines did not release their hometowns.
The lone survivor of the crash is 21-year-old Marine Lance Corporal Brian D. Stahlhut. He's in fair condition at Yuma Regional Medical Center with undisclosed injuries.
The chopper was on a routine training mission out of the Marine Corps Air Station in Yuma when it went down Thursday near the Colorado River. Searchers found the wreckage yesterday.
