Search teams have found the wreckage of an Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed off Florida's Gulf Coast. Authorities and local media confirm they have recovered the bodies of most of the seven Marines and four soldiers on board.
Two of the soldiers' bodies and the remains of the seven Marines have been recovered. The other two are likely still in the helicopter. The Marines were conducting training involving "helicopter and boat insertion and extraction".
An experienced Army air crew was providing the helicopter support. The UH-60 Black Hawk plunged into the Santa Rosa Sound along the Florida Panhandle on Tuesday night. Officials say they have not yet determined the cause of the crash.