Missing chopper crashed, coast guard says after finding debris

Missing chopper crashed, coast guard says after finding debris

SAGA, Japan - Japan Coast Guard divers examine a blade from a rotor believed to belong to a missing helicopter in the Ariake Sea off Saga Prefecture on Dec. 25. A Robinson R44 Raven helicopter went missing Dec. 24 with three employees of charter flight operator SGC Saga Koku aboard.

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