Authorities are progressing in the recovery of victims from the recent midair collision involving American Airlines Flight 5342 and an Army helicopter near Washington, D.C. As of a Sunday briefing, 55 of the 67 missing individuals have been positively identified. Col. Frances Pera from the Army Corps of Engineers detailed plans to commence salvage operations on Monday, which could extend for three days and may uncover additional victims, emphasizing careful handling during recovery efforts. A private memorial service was also held for grieving families, coordinated by the National Transportation Safety Board.
The recovery operation for the midair collision victims is ongoing, with authorities confident of finding the remaining 12 victims as salvage operations commence.
As of Sunday, officials have positively identified 55 of the 67 victims, while the families of the deceased gathered for a private memorial.
Col. Frances Pera emphasized the care crews would take during the salvage operation, being aware that recovery efforts could bring to light some of the missing bodies.
The National Transportation Safety Board, with various agencies, organized a private memorial for the families affected by the tragic accident involving American Airlines Flight 5342.
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