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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — Sixteen Army Black Hawk helicopters have returned to Alaska and are ready to help with civilian medical emergencies after spending nine months in Afghanistan. The military helicopters supplement Alaska's civilian fleet of about two dozen medical helicopters operated by private companies including Life Flight, Life Med and Guardian. After 2008, U.S.

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