Black Hawk Pilot Involved in D.C. Crash Still Unknown as Army Refuses to Identify

It's been days since a military helicopter collided with an American Airlines jet flying into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport ... and the Army still refuses to ID the female Black Hawk pilot. In a Friday update ... the Army said her name…
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