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Marine Aviation

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Marine F-35s Grounded Again As Yet Another Frickin’ Thing Needs To Be Replaced

Jeff Schogol
Military Tech

The Marines Are Finally Getting Rid Of Their Oldest, Crappiest Jet Fighters
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4 Marines Die In A Helicopter Crash, The Second Marine Aircraft To Crash That Day

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The KC-130 Crash Is Just The Latest Tragedy In The Marine Corps’ Worsening Aviation Mishap Crisis

Sarah Sicard and Jared Keller

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The Marines’ New Heavy-Lift Helicopter May Be Worth Every Penny

Brian Adam Jones

U.S. Navy Sailors with the Boxer Amphibious Ready Group prepare MV-22B Ospreys with Medium Tilt Rotor Squadron 166 Reinforced to take off from the USS New Orleans, February 16, 2016. /released)

What Happens When Pilots Aren’t Allowed To Fly

Carl Forsling, a former career Marine pilot, describes the cost of cutting stateside flight hours.

Carl Forsling