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Servicewoman among helicopter crew killed in Basra
Staff and agencies
Monday May 8, 2006
British Flight Lieutenant Sarah-Jayne Mulvihill, who died when the helicopter she was in crashed in Basra

The first British servicewoman to die in action in Iraq was named today alongside four other members of a flight crew killed at the weekend when their helicopter was brought down.
The Ministry of Defence said the dead were Flight Lieutenant Sarah-Jayne Mulvihill, 32, Wing Commander John Coxen, 47, Lieutenant Commander Darren Chapman, 40, Lieutenant David Dobson, 27, and Marine Paul Collins, 21.
The five died when their Lynx helicopter was brought down in the southern city of Basra on Saturday. The MoD has yet to confirm what brought the helicopter down but Iraqi police have said it was hit by fire from the ground.
If the Lynx was shot down, it will have been the first British helicopter to have been downed by enemy fire in Iraq since the March 2003 US-led invasion.
An MoD spokesman said another British servicewoman had died in Iraq since the invasion, but Flt Lt Mulvihill was the first killed as a result of enemy action .
Fl Lt Mulvihill, who was born in Canterbury, had been in the RAF since 1997 and was on her second deployment to Iraq. She was described today by senior officers as one of the RAF''s "finest" and most "courageous" officers. Her husband, Lee, is also in the RAF.
The release of the names of the flight crew was delayed until today so that their families could be informed.
The deaths of the five bring the toll of British service personnel killed in Iraq to 109, with 84 of those killed in action.
Since the incident, military commanders have been considering a change in tactics, fearing that British personnel in helicopters may now be vulnerable to rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) and shoulder-mounted missile launchers.
The helicopters have a "defence suite" that can guard against missiles, but experts say they are vulnerable to RPGs, especially when coming in to land.
Commanders were also alarmed at the scenes that followed the downing of the helicopter on Saturday. A crowd threw stones at the British army''s quick reaction force when it arrived at the scene. A minority chanted support for the Mahdi army, the militia of the radical Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, and was armed with assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenades and petrol bombs, British defence sources said.
Today military investigators were combing the charred wreckage of the Lynx, which has become the workhorse of the British army now the roads have become so dangerous.
The deaths at the weekend amounted to the worst incident for British troops in Iraq since a British Hercules plane was shot down in January last year, killing all 10 servicemen on board.

British Flight Lieutenant Sarah-Jayne Mulvihill, 32. Photograph: Ministry of Defence

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