Osprey faulted on payload, rescue, range issues

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A long-time critic of the hybrid aircraft alleged in a report in 2006 that the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft is flawed in multiple ways that would hamper its use as planned by the Marine Corps and Air Force. Ospreys are produced by the Bell-Boeing Joint Project Office, a venture of Bell Helicopter Textron and The Boeing Co., in a $50 billion multi-year program.

General services, Management dynamics, Defense Administration & Finance, Defense Procurement, Management, Purchasing, Company business management, Defense spending, Military procurement, Defence spending, V-22 (Aircraft), Defence buying

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Marine Corps helicopters progress in shipboard tests

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Two new Marine Corps helicopters, UH-1Y and AH-12 Super Cobra have succeeded in their first shipboard landing tests, according to Naval Air Systems Command. The details of the tests carried out and the success rates are described.

Product information, Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, Military Helicopters, Testing, AH-1 (Helicopter), UH-1Y (Helicopter)

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