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Norwegian State Secretary Visits II Marine Expeditionary Force…

In a demonstration of trans-Atlantic military cooperation, Norwegian State Secretary for the Minister of Defense Anne Marie Aanerud visited II Marine Expeditionary Force headquarters at Camp Lejeune on April 5.

Members of the Massachusetts federal delegation are demanding the safety of V-22 Osprey aircraft be examined after Pittsfield native Jacob "Jake" Galliher died in a crash.

The commandos were involved in discreet operations and performed tasks in a hugely sensitive environment, according to Lieutenant General Robert Magowan - former head of the Royal Marines

Fighting in the bitter cold and in environments dominated by ice is tough and dangerous but DARPA is not about to just let this problem go.

Long-treated as pariahs, polls predict anti-immigration and nationalist Sweden Democrats could surge to be second-largest party in Sunday's election

Marine Corps says it has known about the hard clutch issue for 12 years, and is trained on how to respond to the failure.

The Navy and Marine Corps will keep their Ospreys flying after the Air Force grounded its fleet of the tilt-rotor aircraft. Both services said they are keeping an eye on a clutch issue that led the Air Force to halt operations for the CV-22 Ospreys flown by Air Force Special Operations Command. “All Navy CMV-22 […]

"The steepness of the turn resulted in the loss of both airspeed and altitude," the report stated

Pilot error was the cause of an Osprey aircraft crash in Norway in March that killed four Marines, the service said in a statement.