Osprey loses engine cover
A Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey aircraft lost an outer engine cover while hauling troops from northern Virginia and made an emergency landing at the Pitt-Greenville Airport.
Osprey's assault vehicles can't haul ammo
A jeeplike vehicle called the Growler cannot safely pull its ammunition trailer. The aircraft were sent to Iraq without them.
Ospreys succeeding in Iraq, Marine Corps says
The first Marine squadron to fly the controversial Osprey tilt-rotor in a combat zone is doing well, and likely will be replaced in Iraq by another North Carolina Osprey squadron when it returns to the state this spring, a Marine spokesman said.
Osprey lands safely after engine fire
State Briefs:An MV-22 Osprey aircraft was forced to land Tuesday because of an engine fire.
Troubled Osprey heads to combat
North Carolina Marines will use the tilt-rotor aircraft for transport missions in Iraq.
Marines sending Ospreys to Iraq
After a long struggle, 10 will go in Sept.
Long-hobbled Osprey finally soars
After more than 20 years of development work, the V-22 Osprey aircraft won praise from a Marine squadron Thursday.
Study says Osprey troubles remain
Makers claim aircraft is safe.
Osprey gets ready for combat
Despite its long and troubled history, the V-22 could be sent to Iraq in fall 2007.
Company moving to build Osprey buggy
American Growler Corp. will relocate to Robbins where it will make a troop transport able to fit inside the Marine Corps' tilt-rotor aircraft.
Osprey squadron set to fly
New River will get unit; tilt-rotor craft's debut in combat likely within a year.
Experts blast Osprey buggy
Critics say design trade-offs impair troop-mover, cost adds up to 'profiteering'.
Osprey cleared for production
Critics say the tilt-rotor craft is unproven, unarmed, costly.
Shop opens for Osprey parts
Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue marked the opening Monday of a new military aviation facility in New Bern operated by Boeing and Textron subsidiary Bell Helicopter.
Osprey parts maker charged
A military supplier and two of the company's workers were charged with providing uncertified material for the V-22 Osprey aircraft.
Marines rev up to test Osprey
Pilots will put the troubled aircraft through moves that could determine its future.
Honor sought for dead aviators
Osprey victims' kin push for memorial.
Osprey lands because of warning light
A Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft made a precautionary landing for about two hours last week after an emergency light came on, but no problems were found and the aircraft returned to its base. The Marine Corps is testing the Osprey to replace aging helicopters in its air fleet. The Osprey was delayed after crashes four years ago in North Carolina and Arizona killed 23 Marines.
Osprey comes back to N.C.
Testing, evaluation set for two years.
Osprey put through paces to show progress
Leaders of the long-troubled V-22 Osprey program showed new confidence in the tilt-rotor transport aircraft Thursday.
Weapons buyer upbeat on Osprey
Departing official urges speedier production.
Osprey fails key tests of performance
Weight, Balance Issues Put Program Further Behind, but Marines Say V-22 Is Still Their Top Aviation Priority.
Osprey returns to flight
Tests start again after tubing repair.
Wounded bird
Problems persist with the Osprey aircraft. The latest, with a system critical to its operation, may be the final straw.
Bad tubing grounds Osprey
Problems with titanium hydraulic lines have plagued the innovative aircraft for years.
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