Fatal crash of US Marines' Osprey in Norway blamed on pilot error
Pilot error was the cause of an Osprey aircraft crash in Norway in March that killed four Marines, the service said in a statement.
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Pilot error was the cause of an Osprey aircraft crash in Norway in March that killed four Marines, the service said in a statement.
THE Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales made a quiet return to Portsmouth in the early hours of the morning after leading a major Nato exercise for the first time.
Hundreds of U.S. Marines, sailors, service members and civilians rendered final salutes to the fallen Marines in Norway before the bodies were flown to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
HMS Prince of Wales, one of two UK aircraft carriers, was in Norway for a month-long exercise involving 30,000 Nato troops from 27 countries.
NATO 's largest Arctic exercise since the 1980s has begun today after sending 30,000 troops from 28 countries in Europe and North America to Russian-neighbour Norway.