CV-22 Osprey’s from the 352d Special Operations Wing and HH-60 Pave Hawks from the 48th Fighter Wing flew together in a joint formation around southern England Aug. 31, 2017. This flight gave pilots of both units the ability to practice working together in different formations and to hone how they would act and react as a team.
Image courtesy of U.S. SOCEUR
Watch Special Operations airmen conduct hoist training with the CV-22 Osprey below:
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Dude... that video was FULL hooah!! I've done that many times, though not in an Osprey, and not nearly that high.
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