No Injuries in UK Military Helicopter Mishap in AZ A British Chinook helicopter made an emergency landing during an exercise in the Arizona desert, U.S. and British military officials said. Seven people were sent to the hospital for evaluations but all were reported uninjured. The crew was practicing how to land the aircraft 15 miles northeast of Yuma Saturday afternoon when "something went wrong," said Michelle Dee, a spokeswoman for Naval Air Facility El Centro in California. The British Defense Ministry in London on Sunday confirmed it was an emergency landing during an exercise. The incident is under investigation. No personnel were injured," a statement said. Dee had said earlier that the seven suffered minor injuries and were sent to the hospital for evaluations as a precaution. The spokeswoman said she didn't know how many people were aboard the aircraft or their nationalities. The Defense Ministry also did not provide those details. The officials didn't provide any information on what prompted the emergency landing.