Two U.S. Airmen Shot Dead

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:25PM EDT / Published Mar. 02, 2011 7:17AM EST

Two U.S. Air Force airmen were shot and killed and another was severely wounded at an airport in Frankfurt, Germany, in an incident involving a U.S. military bus. The identity of the bus driver, who was also reportedly killed, was unknown; another unidentified source said that two other people had been injured. The two soldiers killed were from a base in the United Kingdom who were taking a commercial flight on their way to a deployment. It is believed that German police have a Kosovo national in custody.

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Two U.S. Airmen Shot Dead