To: A.A. Cunningham
You obviously haven't had any actual experience with the aircraft.You're correct. If you have special knowledge or experience about this topic, feel free to share your views.
To: 68skylark
Actually I have some experience with the XV-15...
But rather then tell you what a fine aircraft it was, I'd like to challenge anyone that thinks the Osprey is a bad aircraft to prove to me that the CH-46 had a better safety record during it's first few years of service.
For the sake of the arguement let's make it the first five years the CH-46 was in service vs the same period for the MV-22.
Know what the MV-22 is replacing before you tell us how unsafe it is.
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07/19/2006 4:17:27 PM PDT by
usmcobra
(Human shields are people willing to die for terrorists and dictators.)
To: 68skylark
Contact Captain John Sarno, Flighline OIC at VMX-22, MCAS New River, NC. (910) 449-5875
He's been flying the aircraft for several years and will be happy to entertain any questions.
To: 68skylark; Pentagon Leatherneck
You can also contact freeper Pentagon Leatherneck, who has extensive firsthand knowledge on the V-22 as well as flight test experience, which, if memory serves me correct, includes having to eject from, the XC-142 tilt wing.
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