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TAMPA, Fla. — U.S. Army Gen. Bryan P. Fenton assumed command of U.S. Special Operations Command from outgoing commander Gen. Richard D. Clarke during a change of command ceremony at

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The Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) has resumed CV-22 Osprey flight operations following a more than two-week stand down to investigate hard clutch engagement incidents.

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The Air Force lifted its Osprey flight ban after two weeks without a long-term fix.

Instead of spending more than $100 million on an unnecessaryhandgun replacement program, the Air Force should devote resourcesto more urgent priorities such as recapitalization andmodernization.

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The service is focusing on teaching pilots how to address the issue, which was identified as "hard clutch engagement," or HCE, which could lead to issues in flight.

Long-term, the service still seeks to understand what is actually the root cause of the issue, and “finding and implementing a materiel solution," according to a spokeswoman.