U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Ospreys conduct Company Movement in Desert

[@nolanohana]

Get some !

[@seesafar9912]

Them "Monsters" come down an spit out they chill ' -rens....

[@johnleclair663]

Good 'Ole Camp Wilson Airfield. I would recognize that green "non-skid" surface mixed in with blowing sand anywhere. Actually looks like they replaced the surface. Same old dusty, gravel-ridden walk in your designated embarkation stick.

[@briancooper2112]

👍

[@ВладимирЖуравский-у5ф]

Вот это высоко технологично подготовлена и техника и воины.

[@hawkinatorgamer9725]

Looks like most things in the military, Brief with some complicated graphics, and yadda yadda yadda do not fall asleep, then just fucking go out and wing it.

[@rafaelpena2915]

3/5 get some

[@ВладимирЖуравский-у5ф]

Какая это армия по рейтингу в мире ~ 10, 17 или какая.

[@Pfromm007]

One of these is worth more than 100 Russians.

[@Pfromm007]

It's okay though, we have the biggest military budget and resources in the world.

[@Ok-ok-ok-ok-ok]

"where's the petroil?" 👴🏻

[@doberdobz5766]

I bet in your civilian car

[@briansmith2125]

Looks like the jarheads finally have their own pilots for those death traps? They used to be smart enough to make the Air Force fly those for them.

[@aldamico]

Marines were flying them for themselves before the Air Force even started. The US Marine Corps had IOC for the MV-22 by June 2007. The Air Force didn't have IOC for the CV-22 until sometime in 2009.