Marine Corps takes delivery of final MV-22B Osprey
The Marine Corps has received its final MV-22B Osprey, marking the end of a two-decade procurement period. This aircraft is crucial for transporting Marines to various locations, including Navy ships and remote bases. Its unique capabilities allow for long-range flights and vertical takeoffs and landings.
The Marines began using the MV-22B in 2007, and it has since replaced the CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters. Further details about the MV-22B Osprey and its role in the Marine Corps are available from the source. The procurement of 359 MV-22B Ospreys has been completed, with the aircraft playing a key role in the Marine Corps Air-Ground Task Force.
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