USAF Shifts To Recovery Mission After V-22 Crash Near Japan

December 05, 2023

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Credit: U.S. Air Force
The U.S. Air Force announced Dec. 5 that it had shifted search operations for the remaining missing crewmembers of a V-22 that crashed near Japan into a recovery mission, with those on board presumed dead days after the Nov. 29 accident. The U.S. Air Force CV-22A from the 353rd Special Operations...

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