U.S. forces to resume Osprey flights in Japan as early as March 14

The U.S. military plans to resume its Osprey aircraft flights as early as March 14 in Japan, a government source says, after lifting last week a worldwide flight ban following a deadly crash off a southwestern Japanese island in November.

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