CV-22 Wreckage, Crew Remains Located in Search Off Coast of Japan
Search teams have located the fuselage wreckage and remains of five additional crewmembers who were on board an Air Force CV-22B Osprey that crashed Wednesday.
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Search teams have located the fuselage wreckage and remains of five additional crewmembers who were on board an Air Force CV-22B Osprey that crashed Wednesday.
Participants in the search operation Saturday included the U.S military, Japanese Self Defense Force, Coast Guard, law enforcement and civilian volunteers.
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