Chinook Helicopter Lands Safely in Armstrong Campus Emergency
A recent incident at Armstrong Campus involved a military Chinook helicopter making an emergency landing. The helicopter encountered mechanical issues while en route to Hunter Army Airfield. This unexpected event occurred on January 22, 2026, and attracted attention from both students and faculty.
Details of the Incident
The incident unfolded late in the afternoon. Around 6 p.m., students received an email from University Communications notifying them about the helicopter’s safe landing just outside Victor Hall. The Chinook, classified as a CH-47, landed due to technical difficulties.
On-Site Response
Military personnel quickly assessed the helicopter’s problems. They were observed inspecting an access panel, indicating efforts to repair the aircraft. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported during this incident.
University Communication
Georgia Southern University took immediate steps to ensure safety. The police were on-site to assist military staff as needed. Students were instructed to steer clear of the area around the helicopter.
Future Actions
The Chinook helicopter will remain on the campus until repairs are completed. The situation is still under investigation, with additional updates expected in the coming days. Filmogaz.com will report on further developments regarding the aircraft’s condition and any potential impacts on the campus community.
- Date of Incident: January 22, 2026
- Aircraft Type: CH-47 Chinook
- Location: Outside Victor Hall, Armstrong Campus
- Destination: Hunter Army Airfield
- Reported Injuries: None
