Osprey Back in Skies With New Restrictions After Fatal Crash in Japan
After a monthslong grounding, US Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy V-22 Ospreys must fly within 30 minutes of an airfield in case of emergency.
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Military Ospreys Can't Fly More Than 30 Minutes from Landing Airfield Months After Grounding Lifted
Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy V-22 Ospreys were all given the green light to fly again in early March and have been slowly taking to the skies following a tragic crash that killed eight airmen late last year in Japan.
Source: military.com
Navy Greyhound Aircraft, Slated for Retirement, Are Now Filling Vital Role of Grounded Ospreys
The Navy's top aviation officer said the grounding of the V-22 Osprey has forced him to tap into his remaining C-2 Greyhound aircraft in order to keep aircraft carriers in the Pacific and the Middle East operational.
Source: military.com
Navy recovers sunken helicopter that crashed into San Diego Bay
The MH-60R Sea Hawk was recovered from 15 feet of water and taken by barge to Naval Base Coronado
Source: sandiegouniontribune.com
US Navy helicopter crew survives crash into bay in Southern California
A U.S. Navy helicopter crashed into a Southern California bay during a training exercise Thursday night, a spokesperson said. All six crewmembers survived.
Source: ksbw.com