Process to recover lost servicemen after Taipan crash ‘will take months’



Sky News Political Reporter Cameron Reddin says the process to recover the four missing servicemen following the Taipan helicopter crash “will take weeks and months”.

“As we know Richard Marles, the Defence Minister, has made the point this week that there is an obvious capability gap there when you take an entire fleet of these helicopters out of the air,” he told Sky News host Erin Molan.

“We do know though that in the past few days, we’ve got the first of these Black Hawk choppers, the first two arrived on Sunday, they’re on Australian soil, they’re not in the air yet.”

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22 thoughts on “Process to recover lost servicemen after Taipan crash ‘will take months’”

  1. Stick Your Dead Servicemen Bullshit uP your Arse if the STORY is not fake SAD/DEPRESSION PORN They were WELL PAID and Knew the Risk…Fuk Your MSM !👊!👊!👊!.. 🙏🙌🙏

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  2. The tipans were cleared to fly, after the last forced landing, and everyone has forgotten why we stopped buying the Blackhawks, in the first place, maybe it's not the aircraft but what the ADF expects them to do?

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  3. Just wait until what your sugar daddy pimp – USA – has in store waiting for you Australians – cannon fodders. You will be dying pointlessly again over another American temper tantrum somewhere in another man's homeland where you do not belong. I guess we can conclude convicts never learn

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  4. Did all the Taipans get the hot shut down software update, or wasn't there enough money to do all of them and this was one of those that missed out??? I don't suppose that has nay thing to do with China suffering from crop wipe outs of course Mr Always Wong did it all on her own. Is Elbow taking Aldi bags with him or do the Chinese supply the filled with cash?

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