"US Military Resumes Osprey Flights After Fatal Crashes"

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The Osprey, a crucial aircraft for the U.S. military, has been cleared to return to flight after a fatal crash in Japan led to an unprecedented fleet-wide grounding. New safety measures and inspections have been implemented following a part failure that caused the crash. Despite ongoing congressional investigations, the Department of Defense has allowed the Osprey to resume flight operations. The aircraft's proprotor gearbox, a recurring trouble spot, is under scrutiny, and the investigation is expected to be completed within the next two months.
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