
The bodies of the four soldiers who died on Thursday in a plane crash in Bosnia are scheduled to arrive at Ciampino airport tomorrow morning.
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Four soldiers died in a helicopter crash in Bosnia on Thursday.
The return of the bodies of the four soldiers who died on Thursday in the tragic helicopter crash in Bosnia is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
Based on what we learn, the military plane with on board the bodies of sergeants Simone Ruggia and Claudio Marchesi and members of the Military Corps of the Red Cross, lieutenant Franco Adriano Zecchillo and sergeant Laura Procacci, will land at Ciampino airport.
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Arrival of the bodies at Ciampino airport.
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