Tragedy Over Potomac River: Army Helicopter's Tracking Tech Mysteriously Disabled Before Fatal Crash
In a shocking turn of events, Senator Ted Cruz, chairman of the transportation oversight committee, has revealed that the Army helicopter's tracking technology was unexpectedly turned off at the time of the devastating crash over the Potomac River. The collision with a commercial jet has raised serious questions about aviation safety and the use of advanced tracking systems, such as automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) technology. As investigations continue, experts are calling for improved air traffic control systems and enhanced collision avoidance measures to prevent such tragedies. With the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) leading the inquiry, the incident highlights the importance of effective transportation safety protocols.
