Military Ospreys Can't Fly More Than 30 Minutes from Landing Airfield Months After Grounding Lifted

Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy V-22 Ospreys were all given the green light to fly again in early March and have been slowly taking to the skies following a tragic crash that killed eight airmen late last year in Japan.

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