Foreign Object Debris Focus Increases After Osprey Crash
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Credit: Boeing
While the details of a fatal accident in May involving a Bell-Boeing MV-22B Osprey tiltrotor transport in Hawaii are still being investigated, the preliminary findings are prompting the U.S. Marine Corps to take more care with maintenance and seemingly simple procedures like foreign object debris...
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