The families of six U.S. servicemen killed in a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash in Italy in 2007 filed a wrongful death lawsuit against DynCorp, which provided maintenance and repair services on the aircraft. A U.S. Army investigation found that the helicopter had experienced a loss of yaw control (the ability to turn the helicopter) either because of something lodged in the controls or mechanical failure. The lawsuit alleged that DynCorp mechanics were negligent in allowing the helicopter to return to service without needed repairs shortly before the crash. In January 2014, it was reported that DynCorp settled with four of the families for an undisclosed amount.