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October 19th 07, 03:21 AM
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"First Ospreys Land In Iraq; One Arrives After 2 Setbacks"
Tiger wrote:
The Media bashing of the V-22 is getting old. The B-58 had more accidents than the v-22 ever had. Other programs have had troubled histories: F4U, F7U, F-104, AV-8,etc... So, for that matter, did the CH-46 that the V-22 is replacing. The CH-46's bigger brother, the CH-47 was a killer in its early days. CH-47As would just "stop flying" usually with fatal results. (Never heard if that habit ever actually stopped, either) -- Pete Stickney Without data, all you have is an opinion 
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