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Hard landing in Bladen County; 1 Marine hurt
Photo: Cpl. Patrick King, USMC / public domain (file photo, not the aircraft involved)
WHAT HAPPENED
A MV-22B Osprey caught fire during training on Oct. 8 and came down in Bladen Lakes State Forest.
File photo: U.S. Marine Corps / public domain
THE CREW
One was taken to a burn center. The other three were uninjured.
File photo: Cpl. Patrick King, USMC / public domain
THE FIRE
Crews struggled to reach the wooded site. The fire is now out.
File photo: U.S. Marine Corps / public domain
HOME BASE
A Marine spokesperson said the aircraft is based at New River, next to Camp Lejeune.
File photo: Cpl. Patrick King, USMC / public domain
NEXT
The cause has not been released yet.
File photo: U.S. Marine Corps / public domain
THE AIRCRAFT
The Osprey takes off like a helicopter and flies like a plane.
File photo: U.S. Marine Corps / public domain
THE RESPONSE
The site was deep in the woods, slowing fire crews and trucks.
File photo: Cpl. Patrick King, USMC / public domain
INVESTIGATORS
Four officials from Camp Lejeune were flown in to help investigate.
File photo: U.S. Marine Corps / public domain
FULL STORY
Details on the crew, the base and the Osprey's record.
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Photos: U.S. Marine Corps (public domain), file photos, not the aircraft involved.