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The V-22 began years ago as an Army-led effort, but the Navy has long since run the program, which is focused on developing aircraft for the Marine Corps and Air Force special operations troops. Half helicopter and half airplane, the Osprey tiltrotor is the Marine Corps' top aviation priority.



Bell Helicopter Textron
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Boeing
make the aircraft, which is undergoing a rigorous flight test program following two fatal crashes in 2000.

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She said one such project is the V-22 Osprey, a 35-passenger airship that lifts like a helicopter yet flies like an airplane at 300 mph. Fifth-grader Bill Kenne helped her build a cylindrical paper airplane to show that such an aircraft can fly. NASA is also working on the National Aerospace Plane (the X-50), ...
“This will carry a squad of Army soldiers, or a squad of Marines, to an assault area faster and increase the lethality compared to the V-22 [Osprey], which is a larger platform and more of a utility aircraft,” said Jeff Schloesser, a retired Army major general and executive vice president of strategic pursuits for ...

Bell was founded in 1935 by Larry Bell and has produced more than 35,000 aircraft over the years, including many for the US. military. More recently, Bell has become known for producing the V-22 Osprey in a partnership with Boeing. The V-22 is a tilt-rotor aircraft that can take off vertically like a helicopter, ...
The replacement aircraft for the C-2 will be the V-22 Osprey. The Navy is proposing to replace the 27 C-2s (stationed aboard both Naval Air Station North Island and Naval Station Norfolk) with 38 V-22s. The capabilities of this new aircraft will allow the Navy to have the logistical support in varied areas.
The US Marine Corps (USMC) has awarded a $69.6m contract modification to the Bell Boeing Joint Program Office for work on the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft under the V-22 common configuration-readiness and modernisation (CC-RAM) programme. The deal will see the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey team ...

CORONADO, Calif. – U.S. Navy officials held an open house in Coronado Wednesday night to address residents' concerns about the impact of a new fleet of V-22 Osprey aircraft coming to Naval Air Station North Island. The more versatile tilt-rotor aircraft will eventually replace the aging C-2 Greyhound ...
At an airport just north of downtown Philadelphia, test pilots Dan Wells and Paul Edwards fire up a pair of 1,900-horsepower turboshaft engines. Slowly, the aircraft's two rotors, each with three blades and 25 feet in diameter, start to rotate. Pointing straight up, they're soon thumping the air and the ear drums ...

CORONADO, Calif. -- Some Coronado residents are concerned about the Navy's plan to replace its aging C-2 Greyhound planes with the new V-22 Osprey at Naval Base Coronado. The Navy will hold a public meeting at the Coronado Community Center Wednesday night to share the draft of its ...
The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey team is embarking on a modification effort with the US Marine Corps that will improve readiness and reliability of the fleet of tiltrotor aircraft. The Bell Boeing Joint Program Office has been awarded a $69,668,099 modification to a previously awarded contract. Bell Boeing will ...
The Bell Boeing Joint Program Office has secured a new $69.6m contract modification to upgrade the readiness and reliability of the US Marine Corps' (USMC) V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft. The V-22 aircraft are being jointly manufactured by US firms Boeing and Textron's subsidiary Bell Helicopter. V-22 ...
A Marine mechanic at work on the massive engine of a V-22 Osprey in Spain. UPDATED with timeline WASHINGTON: If you're a pilot or mechanic working on the Marine Corps' prized V-22 Osprey, you probably spend a lot of time reinventing the wheel. That's because the 129 MV-22Bs in service come in ...


 

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