Marine Corps should be making V-22s faster, commandant says
Because of budget limitations, the U.S. Marine Corps is not producing V-22 Osprey aircraft at a fast enough rate to meet its desired goal of transitioning two squadrons of aging CH-46 and CH-53E helicopters into V-22 squadrons each year, according to Assistant Commandant Gen. Robert Magnus. The...
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