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Army’s Head of Aviation, Who Faced Questions over Deadly Midair Collision, Has New Role

WASHINGTON, D.C. AIRSPACE, JUL 22 – Gen. Matthew Braman was reassigned before NTSB hearings on the January 29 collision that killed 67 people; Army helicopters often flew with location systems off, raising safety concerns.

  • Gen. Matthew Braman is now the chief of the Army Enterprise Marketing Office, focusing on advertising and recruitment.
  • The NTSB will hold three days of hearings starting next Wednesday on the crash near Reagan Washington National Airport.
  • Senator Ted Cruz described the military's inaction regarding flight safety as "shocking and deeply unacceptable" and warned that future deaths from collisions will be on the Army's hands.
  • The House Armed Services Committee's fiscal 2026 defense authorization bill proposes restricting military helicopter training flights near Reagan Airport unless they provide warnings to commercial aircraft.
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Stars and Stripes broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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