Marine gen. Hagee upbeat on Osprey; Harrier is safe

Article Abstract:

Marine Corps Commandant General Michael Hagee says the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft is safe and performing well in ongoing fight tests. Industry analysts say the aircraft was grounded following a fatal crash then grounded again when hydraulic lines had to be reengineered and has just recently resumed test flights.

Executive changes & profiles, International politics, US Marine Corps, Officials and employees, Military policy, United States. Marine Corps, Aircraft safety, Hagee, Michael

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Even as it's grounded, V-22 Osprey draws plaudits

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The author examines the continuing problems and yet those who insist on continuing the development of the project. Topics include expressions of confidence from defense officials, year-long battle for its development, and warnings the program could be shutdown by further accidents.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, United States. Department of Defense

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V-22 Osprey returns to flight after hydraulic lines fix

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U.S. Navy announce plans to resume test flights of the V-22 tilt-rotor aircraft. Industry analysts say the aircraft was first grounded after a fatal crash last year then for 10 days in March following the discovery of a faulty hydraulics line.

Dept of the Navy, US Navy, United States. Navy, Hydraulics

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