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Hawaii chopper collision victims’ identity revealed

The US Marines Corps has released the identities of 12 Marines missing at sea after two helicopters collided near the island of Oahu in Hawaii

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Washington

The search for the missing Marines continued off the North Shore of Oahu for a second day, with the Coast Guard and partner agencies expanding their search from Waianae to Kahuku off Oahu, and extending out to sea eight miles, the Coast Guard said. “We’d like to reiterate to the public to use caution along the north and west shores of Oahu as the search continues. Debris should be treated as hazardous material,” said Lt Scott Carr, Coast Guard 14th District public affairs officer.  A Coast Guard helicopter crew earlier in the search spotted debris in the water off the town of Haleiwa on the north shore of Oahu, but did not find passengers

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