Osprey Joins U.S Presidential Fleet
Marine Helicopter Squadron One responsible to carry President of the United States and his staff, received its first of 12 MV-22 Ospreys, April 5, at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia.
The Ospreys will conduct presidential support missions, which means these aircraft will carry presidential support staff and news media representatives traveling with the president. The Osprey mission at HMX-1 does not include carrying the President of the United States.
Flight operations at HMX-1 began April 26, but flights carrying presidential support staff and news media representatives in the Ospreys assigned to HMX-1 will not begin until later this year.
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