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Comedian Jim Jefferies has paid tribute to his nephew, Lieutenant Maxwell Nugent, who is among the presumed dead in the Queensland army helicopter crash. The crash occurred during a joint military exercise and search and rescue teams are continuing their efforts to find the missing crew. Jefferies described his nephew as someone he admired and said he was proud to call him his nephew. The crash has prompted discussions about the risks involved in military service. An investigation into the cause of the crash is underway and the entire MH-90 Taipan fleet has been grounded. By Ben Talintyre Antoinette Milienos For Daily Mail Australia reported
Comedian Jim Jefferies has expressed his grief and paid tribute to his nephew, Lieutenant Maxwell Nugent, who is among the presumed dead following an army helicopter crash in Queensland. The tragic incident occurred during a joint military exercise as part of Operation Talisman Sabre. The Australian Army chopper crashed in the waters off the Whitsunday Islands, and search and rescue teams have been conducting efforts to locate the missing MRH-90 Taipan, although the chances of finding survivors are slim. Lieutenant Nugent, along with Captain Daniel Lyon, Warrant Officer Class Two Joseph Laycock, and Corporal Alexander Naggs, were identified as the four individuals involved in the crash. Jefferies, who is flying back to Australia from the US, expressed his admiration for his nephew and the bravery of those who choose to serve their country. The tragedy serves as a reminder of the risks associated with such jobs. The Nugent family released a statement describing Lieutenant Nugent as a person of integrity and honor who brought joy to their lives. The cause of the crash is under investigation, and the entire MRH-90 Taipan fleet has been grounded until further notice..
