Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher, who has died aged 31, was a highly promising young officer, one of three aircrew killed when their Merlin helicopter crashed in Devon.

Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, died alongside Lieutenant Commander Chris Gayson and Petty Officer Owen Green when the Merlin Mk4 came down in a field on Wednesday.

Pilot Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, was the UK's only female commando and took part in ultra-marathons in events across the world - she died in the helicopter crash this week

Lt Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, "left a lasting impression on all who knew her", her former school says.

Dramatic footage showed the Royal Marines commandos storming the private quarters of the ship, the Smyrtos, in the pre-dawn hours.

Lt. Lily-Mae Fisher, along with two other crewmembers, were killed in a Merlin Mk4 helicopter crash attributed to poor weather conditions.

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The three members of the Royal Navy who died when their helicopter crashed into a field in Devon on Wednesday have been named.

Friends, family and colleagues have paid tribute to three “deeply capable” Royal Navy aviators killed during a helicopter training exercise in Devon. The Royal Navy has named the three service personnel who died following the incident in Sourton in the early hours of Wednesday,