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"Safety is always our No. 1 concern, and we regret the inconvenience to the families affected in the area," Col. Howard Arey, a Fort Hood aviation officer, said in a statement Wednesday. "We want to reassure the public that our military aircraft never fly off the installation with live munitions." Arey said the post is investigating and reviewing its safety procedures, but "we believe at this time that it is not a systemic issue."
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