Federal officials are investigating after a U.S. Air Force helicopter on a routine training mission was shot at in Virginia on Monday.
Federal officials are investigating after a U.S. Air Force helicopter on a routine training mission was shot at in Virginia on Monday, causing an injury to one of the craft's crew members.
The helicopter was about 1,000 feet above ground and heading for the Manassas Regional Airport and the shot was fired near Middleburg, Va, the official added. History made: Air Force general Charles 'CQ' Brown makes history as first African American service chief
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