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Army choosing ‘to protect its bureaucratic a**’ rather than providing collision avoidance report, Sen. Ted Cruz says

  • A midair collision in January killed 67 people, prompting a Senate hearing.
  • The Army's policy of turning off Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast technology is under scrutiny.
  • ADS-B, used by civilian and military aircraft, broadcasts location and altitude, updating more frequently than radar.
  • Senator Cruz quoted, "If another Black Hawk strikes...those deaths will be on the Army’s hands."
  • The Army faces a potential subpoena for withholding an August 9, 2024, memo on ADS-B operations, hindering investigations.
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RedState broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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