Original sentence: Died: Thirty-four men from US Army 1/327th HHC/A.The wreckage is not discovered until December 2nd.co and C are killed when a CH-47 Chinook helicopter crashes on the western slope of Mum Kun Sac Mountain 8 miles west of Phu Loc south VN
Edited sentence: As well clear Evidence that the Chinook took SAF (small arms fire) also hit by RPG (rocket propelled grenade) to tail section.Crash was found on the western slope of Mum Kun Sac Mountain 8 miles west of Phu Loc south VN.High KIA were expected but only one member stepped on a PSM (not killed him but was badly Hurt) NVA/CV KIA's were not stated but could be thought to be  "Very Very Heavy".Men on site call this operation as being "Full Blown Combat to reach site" Members who took part were Hand Picked, Hardcore Oldtimers in Country.Military leadership calls this crash an accident.SAR (search and rescue) from the D.Thanksgiving Day 1971 was truly a Heart Breaking Day in Vietnam.There were no survivors as reported by US investigation.Thirty-four men from US Army 1/327th HHC/A.This Crash is ranks number 2 for killing the most men in a A/C Crash in the Vietnam Conflict 1959-1975.This crash Ranks number 1 as for use of most Resources/Man Power/Days to complete/Harsh Conditions.This crash was reported in the "Stars & Strips", the newspaper for in-country force members.While very credible members from 2/502 (O Deuce), who were first Eyes On Site say 2 men may have survive the crash and found 400 meters from site, both were pilots (CWO Savic/CWO Carter) wearing No Head Gear or Flight Gloves poss shot by NVA/VC.co 2/502 drop in (2500 meters) after a 5 day air search, taking two more days under VC/NVA fire to reach site, making this a Total of 7 days.co and C,co 159th Vietnam Crash while flying in a Ch-47 Chinook (Playtex 866)tail 68-15866