STUTTGART, Germany — Two soldiers were slated to be released from a Bavarian hospital Thursday after being treated for injuries stemming from a training accident that hurt eight in all, the Army said this week.
The injuries occurred Tuesday during a nighttime tactical movement at the Army’s training area in Hohenfels, where two M113 armored personnel carriers collided at a slow speed, Joint Multinational Readiness Center spokesman Maj.
The crash coincided with Saber Junction 23, a large drill involving several thousand troops.
Eight soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment were taken to a hospital in Regensburg after the crash. Six of those soldiers were released Wednesday, Ambelang said, adding that an investigation is underway.
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