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Friday, 31 May, 2002, 01:59 GMT 02:59 UK
In pictures: Rescue helicopter crash
A rescue helicopter has crashed into Oregon's snow-capped Mount Hood, as its crew attempted to pick up injured climbers from an icy crevasse.

Pave Hawk helicopter
The Pave Hawk helicopter was responding to a distress call from climbers who had fallen into a crevasse

Pave Hawk helicopter
After stopping to drop off a rescuer and some equipment, the helicopter started to lose altitude

Pave Hawk helicopter
It got so low that its refuelling probe hit the snow

Pave Hawk helicopter
The rotor blades broke off on impact...

Pave Hawk helicopter
...and the helicopter rolled 300 metres down the slope

Pave Hawk helicopter
The incident was screened live on televison, and the horrified announcer said:"If only this was a movie"

Pave Hawk helicopter
The helicopter eventually stopped at the base of the snow-covered slope

Pave Hawk helicopter
At least one of those on board is thought to have been seriously injured in the accident
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