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Autopsy reports on the carbon monoxide deaths of three North Carolina-based Marines in the summer say they were found at a gas station in a car with unconnected and rusted

The worldwide V-22 standdown was ordered after preliminary investigation information indicates a potential materiel failure caused the CV-22 crash in Japan that killed 8 crew members.

Three Marines found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in a car outside a North Carolina gas station in July were in a vehicle with unconnected and rusted exhaust pipes, according to newly released autopsy findings.

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Autopsy reports on the carbon monoxide deaths of three North Carolina-based Marines in the summer say they were found at a gas station in a car with unconnected and rusted

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Billy Olswicki said he joined the U.S. Marines in 2007, shortly after graduating high school; not long after that he was in Iraq

The service said the causes of death are still under investigation and none of them occurred during combat or training.

Three Marines have died at Parris Island in the last two-and-a-half months — including two in last week — but the Marine Corps has yet to release the causes of death.

The squadron’s executive officer and a pilot and crew chief died in the crash in Australia.