Due to the frequent security accidents, the US Air Force announced that 52 CV-22 CV-22 "Merlogs" military aircraft

According to Fox News Network on the 18th, a report said that due to the "increase in security accidents" involving clutch failures, the US Air Force Special Combat Command (AFSOC) has ceased all CV-22 "Favorite" aircraft (52).

The headquarters spokesman Becky Heyse told the US "Defense Express" website that this decision was made after two safety accidents in the past six weeks. Since 2017, the model has been A total of 4 safety accidents occurred.

The spokesman said: "The safety of our air force is the most important, so before we determine the cause of the clutch failure and risk control measures, AFSOC's CV-22 'Favorite' aircraft will stop."

CV-22 "Favorite" airplane Source: "Defense Express" website

Haz said that so far, two accidents in the past six weeks have not caused any casualties. "This is largely due to the skills and professionalism of the Air Force commando team that operates the CV-22."

"AFSOC has always been unable to collect enough engineering data to accurately define the root cause of the accident, so it is unclear whether it is a combination of machinery, design, software, or a combination of these factors." The spokesman added that the spokesman said that he said that he said that he said that the spokesman said that it was added. Essence

The website said that after the accident, the gearbox and engine of the military aircraft often needed to be replaced, and the maintenance costs exceeded 2.5 million US dollars.

Earlier this year, two accidents in the MV-22B "Merstick" military aircraft of the US Marine Corps also caused two accidents in the naval Marine War.

According to the Washington Post, on June 9, the U.S. Marine Corps said that a "fish eagle" rotor rotor machine crashed during training in the desert area of ​​southern California on June 8. All die. The Marine Corps has previously denied rumors that have nuclear materials on the machine.

In March of this year, a U.S. military "Merlog" crashed in northern Norway crashed in northern Norway, and all four US military soldiers died.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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