Semper fix-it
Marine Corps mechanics work on the engine of an MV-22 Osprey transport aircraft Monday at the Grant County International Airport. According to GCIA Director Rich Mueller, the aircraft — which was in Moses Lake as part of the Marines’ Summer Fury 21 exercise last week — broke down during the exercise, and is expected to be repaired soon. “They have a lot of moving parts,” Mueller said.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald
Marine Corps mechanics work on the engine of an MV-22 Osprey transport aircraft Monday at the Grant County International Airport. According to GCIA Director Rich Mueller, the aircraft — which was in Moses Lake as part of the Marines’ Summer Fury 21 exercise last week — broke down during the exercise, and is expected to be repaired soon. “They have a lot of moving parts,” Mueller said.
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