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Military: Ospreys face flight restrictions through 2025 due to crashes - Vimarsana News

Military: Ospreys face flight restrictions through 2025 due to crashes

The military's hundreds of V-22 Ospreys will not be permitted to fly their full range of missions until at least 2025 following deadly crashes.

After Deadly Crash, Some Ospreys Are Flying Again in Japan - Vimarsana News

After Deadly Crash, Some Ospreys Are Flying Again in Japan

The Air Force is still not flying Osprey aircraft in Japan despite getting the green light to lift a monthslong flight hold following a deadly crash off the country's southern coast, but the Marine Corps has put its aircraft based there back in the skies.

5 Marines killed in California helicopter crash are identified - Vimarsana News

5 Marines killed in California helicopter crash are identified

The five U.S. Marines who died when their helicopter crashed during a storm in the mountains outside San Diego on Tuesday have been named, the Marine Corps Air Station in Miramar announced Friday.

5 Marines killed in California helicopter crash are identified - Vimarsana News

5 Marines killed in California helicopter crash are identified

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5 US Marines who died in San Diego helicopter crash named - Vimarsana News

5 US Marines who died in San Diego helicopter crash named

The five Marines who died when their helicopter crashed during a storm in the mountains outside San Diego were Lance Cpl. Donovan Davis of Kansas, Sgt. Alec Langen of Arizona, Capt. Benjamin Moulton of Idaho, Capt. Jack Casey of New Hampshire and Capt. Miguel Nava of Michigan.