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| Official Photos
- USAF Osprey |
This page contains photos
of USAF Osprey testing. All North Spin photographs are Copyright
© by the photographers that took them, and are not to be
re-posted or redistributed. |
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| Subject: Two CV-22B
- 418th FLTS Det. 1 - Serial #164941 (Trailing Ship) |
| Location: Edwards AFB, CA |
| Date: 4/19/2004 |
| Credit: James Haseltine / USAF |
Notes: Two Osprey
assigned to the 412th Test Wing fly in formation
over Edwards AFB. The trailing unit in dark gray
was originally an MV-22B, and part of a lot of
six development aircraft delivered to the Navy/Marines
for testing. |
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| Subject: CV-22B -
418th FLTS Det. 1 - Serial #164941 |
| Location: Edwards AFB, CA |
| Date: 2004 |
| Credit: Kevin Kidd / USAF |
Notes: Osprey
#4941 fires countermeasures from one of the rear
canisters, while over the PIRA. |
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| Subject: CV-22B -
418th FLTS Det. 1 - Serial #164941 |
| Location: Edwards AFB, CA |
| Date: 8/?/2003 |
| Credit: James Haseltine / USAF |
Notes: "Osprey
9" is seen flying over the Edwards range.
This CV-22 returned to flight on 8/14/2003 after
undergoing two years of modifications. |
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| Subject: CV-22B -
Bell/Boeing - Serial #? |
| Location: Amarillo, TX |
| Date: 4/3/2004 |
| Credit: USAF |
Notes: A CV-22
fuselage is unloaded from NASA's "Super Guppy"
aircraft in Amarillo, TX. Bell will complete final
assembly by adding the wings and nacelles. From
there it will join the Osprey test fleet at Edwards. |
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| Subject: CV-22B -
412th TW 418th FLTS Det 1- Serial #164939 |
| Location: Edwards AFB, CA |
| Date: 9/11/2002 |
| Credit: Brad White & Jim
Shryne / USAF |
Notes: The CV-22B
returns to flight for the first time since the
Osprey fleet was grounded in 2000. |
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| Subject: CV-22B -
412th TW 418th FLTS Det 1- Serial #? |
| Location: Edwards AFB, CA |
| Date: 10/?/2002 |
| Credit: Rob Bardua / USAF |
Notes: An Osprey
assigned to the 418th FLTS is removed from the
Benefield Anechoic Facility after completing 8
weeks of electronic warfare testing. |
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