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Congress Blames Army for January Mid-Air Collision

12/24/2025

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Congress released a report on December 22, 2025 blaming the U.S. Army for the January 29 mid-air collision.
The report, led by Chairman William Timmons (R-SC) and ranking member Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA), cites vision loss from night vision goggles, a non-functioning transponder, and poor knowledge of DCA airspace.
The report states the government admitted fault and breach of duty.
The report calls for improved training and oversight for military personnel.

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Story summary

Congress released a report on December 22, 2025 blaming the U.S. Army for the January 29 mid-air collision.
The report, led by Chairman William Timmons (R-SC) and ranking member Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA), cites vision loss from night vision goggles, a non-functioning transponder, and poor knowledge of DCA airspace.
The report states the government admitted fault and breach of duty.
The report calls for improved training and oversight for military personnel.