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Watch: Marines prove the Osprey’s capabilities for embassy-rescue training missions

BY Desiree Huitt / March 24, 2016

Watch as these U.S. Marines in the Infantry Basic Officer Course explain the Osprey’s capabilities for embassy rescue missions.

Watch as these U.S. Marines in the Infantry Basic Officer Course explain the Osprey’s capabilities for embassy rescue missions. These students completed an 1,100 mile-long exercise (from Twentynine Palms, California, to Fort Hood, Texas) via MV-22 Ospreys to secure a mock embassy and rescue key personnel. This sounds like an awesome training exercise and learning experience for the young second lieutenants.

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