Taiwan’s “Naval Command” issued a statement at 11 p.m. on the 23rd to express its “condolences to Liu Shangjun”, confirming that the Taiwanese military was seriously injured in the S-70C anti-submarine helicopter crash on June 22, the death of Liu Shangjun.
Taiwan Navy S-70C anti-submarine helicopter was suspected to have fallen to the ground due to a loss of control the tail rotor the day before yesterday, causing four people to be seriously injured. Among them, Liu Shangjun, the most injured foreman, was burned and burned. Yesterday (23rd) at 2 am, the Ye Ke membrane ( external membrane pulmonary oxygenation ) was installed for continuous observation, but the family gave up first aid in the evening, and the comrades lined up and shouted "Go home" and escorted Liu Shangjun back to his hometown in Taoyuan with an ambulance.
Taiwan's "Naval Command" said late at night on the 23rd that the S-70C anti-submarine helicopter of the Anti-Submarine Aviation Brigade suffered a heavy fall when performing the test flight subject operation on June 22. Although the injured aircraft foreman Liu Shangjun was jointly rescued and treated by the Zuoying Branch of the Kaohsiung General Hospital of the Taiwan Army and the Third General Professional Medical Team, unfortunately he was declared dead at 11:01 pm on June 23.
Taiwan military said that Liu Shangjun worked hard to train and fulfill his duties. The army suffered from the loss of elites and was deeply saddened. He expressed deep condolences and comfort to his family, and followed up with full assistance in handling matters related to public tutoring and funerals.
As for the cause of the accident, the press release of the Taiwan Navy the day before yesterday pointed out that the helicopter fell to the ground with a "suspected equipment failure" while performing the test flight subject operation. However, Taiwan's "Chief of Staff of the Navy Command" Jiang Zhengguo said yesterday that this was a preliminary analysis based on the visual situation of the tower personnel and the oral statements of the pilot, and it was suspected that the aircraft lost its tail rotor. The exact cause is still to be confirmed by subsequent investigations, and we will also review and improve our efforts based on the results of this investigation.
The Taiwan military dispatched more than 10 men to clean up the wreckage yesterday morning, and at the same time inspected and tested the situation, and finally covered the helicopter fuselage suspected to have been broken into two pieces with large canvas. In addition, when the incident happened, the helicopter parts flew to the iron rolling door of the house and a big hole was smashed. Residents nearby still remained scared, but some people said that most of the people who bought houses were military families and were mentally prepared.
As for the first time of the crash, the Taiwan Navy found a helicopter crashing from base , and urgently dispatched its fire truck to put out the fire, but did not seek help from the local police and police. The Kaohsiung Fire Department confirmed that it had not received a report. It was after seeing the media's disclosure and took the initiative to contact the Taiwan military at 17:2, but the Taiwan military declined and said it would handle it on its own.
The outside world therefore questioned the delay of the Taiwan Navy. Lee Zongxiao, "Executive Deputy Chief" of the DPP authorities' defense department, said that according to his understanding, there was no such incident. As soon as the case occurred, Taiwanese brothers and parties involved bravely faced the handling on the spot. He personally admired it very much. The head of the defense department, Qiu Guozheng, went to the hospital to visit the injured yesterday and was also questioned by the media. Qiu Buyue said that everyone was so nervous that he wanted to pursue this? How could he know if there was no return? I hope everyone understands and criticizes them. He accepts them calmly, but don’t change the focus. (Lin Jingxian/Editor)
