Reputation of Osprey aircraft drops in Okinawa following crash
Author: Marine Times
Categories: In the News
Despite an overall positive safety record, the Osprey has long been viewed on Okinawa as “the world’s most dangerous aircraft” — a reputation that has been exasperated by a recent crash on the island, Sasakawa USA’s Dr. Jeffrey Hornung said in a December 16 article in the Marine Times.
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Securing Critical Resources in a New Green and Industrial Era
Date: November 30, 2016
In partnership with the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Center at Stanford University, Sasakawa USA hosted a conference to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and limitations of creating resilient supplies of critical materials, namely rare metals.
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Osprey crash in Hawaii raises concerns over aircraft in Japan
Author: Mainichi Shimbun
Categories: Daily Japan News
The crash of an MV-22 Osprey in Hawaii has caused concern over whether or not the aircraft are safe for deployment in Japan.
Basing Osprey at Yokota won’t lighten burden on Okinawa, experts say
Author: Asahi Shimbun
Categories: Daily Japan News
Experts are skeptical that a plan to station Osprey aircraft at Yokota will alleviate the burden on Okinawa Prefecture.
U.S. announces plan to station Osprey aircraft at Tokyo base
Author: Mainichi Shimbun
Categories: Daily Japan News
The US intends to station Osprey transport aircraft at Yokota Air Base in Tokyo from 2017.