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1980年11月21日，美国最严重的酒店火灾之一发生在内华达州拉斯维加斯的米高梅大酒店。这场悲剧造成84人死亡，300人受伤。如果没有空军的援助，伤亡人数可能会更高。9架美国空军直升机响应拉斯维加斯市的求助请求，迅速赶到现场。该电话于早上7点38分从大都会警察局发出，内利斯空军基地(AFB)综合指挥所立即作出回应。上午7点55分，第一架休伊直升机升空。不到20分钟后，它就在米高梅大酒店上空盘旋。第57战斗机武器联队第1支队指挥官拉里·b·多格少校(Major Larry B. Doege)说，幸存者立即开始撤离。
Air Force Rescue at the MGM Hotel Fire in Las Vegas
One of the worst hotel fires in the USA occurred at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, on November 21, 1980. This tragedy claimed 84 lives and injured 300 others. The toll might have been higher were it not for Air Force assistance. Nine U.S. Air Force helicopters responded swiftly to the scene in answer to the city of Las Vegas plea for help. The call came from the Metropolitan Police Department at 7:38 a.m. and got an immediate response from the Nellis Air Force Base (AFB) Consolidated Command Post. By 7:55 a.m., the first Huey helicopter was airborne. Less than 20 minutes later it was hovering over the MGM Grand Hotel. Evacuation of survivors began immediately, according to Major Larry B. Doege, commander of Detachment 1, 57th Fighter Weapons Wing.
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