Thankyou US you guys helped us with this machine in the Nepal earthquake 2015 ...u guys are heroes

The Avenger is my favorite aircraft in GTA Online, but seeing the real thing is insane.

Saw two over my house this afternoon, flying low. Then three hours later two more flew by in the same direction. As soon as I heard em I was up from the couch and out the back door to catch a glimpse. They’re neat!

Are these plane or helicopters? Marines: yes

This craft flys like a plane, lands like a chopper. Brilliant!

Man, these things dont even look physically possible.

Beautiful birds. They brought hope and relief to a million people in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan

It's only when the engines are horizontal do you see the true length of the blades. 3:20 Fascinating aircraft. 👍 U.S. Forces, from the U.K.

These things are by far my favorite aircraft saw one when I was a little kid, and well now I’m going to school for aerospace engineering. Absolutely an amazing piece of engineering!

These are awesome, my dad helped design these when he worked for Boeing after he graduated from the naval academy

I saw one of these amazing aircraft go right over my school.

This was my favorite ride in the USMC. Probably one of the most enjoyable opportunities I had while in service.

BUDDY SITTING IN THE BACK HAS HELL OF A VIEW ON TAKE OFF, BE CRAZY

Driving South on I-81, I saw two of these doing touch and go. Quite remarkable, I managed to stay on the road.

When the G8 summit was in Newport, Wales a couple of years ago I saw one of these fly over head in Cardiff at super low altitude. It was insanely loud even compared to a helicopter. I remember thinking "god that seems like an impractical, gimmicky design... but damn is it cool..."

Beautiful aircraft!!!! Nothing quite like it.

The engineer who designed the ossprey, how he calculated the resistance of the entire structure and mainly the material used in the wings to withstand the acting forces, a genius.

As someone noted earlier: Definitely one of the best Osprey videos around! Great sights'n sounds - thanks for sharing! :-)

3:03 Look at that incredible roll!

Worked r&d on these drive systems test late 90s plant 5 Arlington Texas.Most interesting job I ever had!

*Fortunate son begins to play on a loudspeaker*

I would never be the rear gunner on that, with my luck I would fall out

Needs to be filled with Brotherhood Knights in power armor and armed with laser rifles.

_(Russian accent)_ Look, giant bird.

Aviation has changed out of sight even in the past ten years. These aircraft are an outside of the square invention. Kudos to the inventors AND to the lads game enough to fly them

3 of these went over my house and shook my house a bit.

The fact that Megatron is an approximation of one of these in the new series is just amazing. What an incredible aircraft

The sound of this at a distance while mid air is so satisfying

the sound at speed and altitude gives me chills every time we get a flyover.. unreal!

Prepping for Battlefield 6

I saw this over St Emilion in France. Two of them. It was odd. I felt like I was in a film. They moved over really slowly. Creepy sensation.

Great Stuff! Thanks for this fine compilation. The best on the Osprey I have seen so far. Only just discovered it by accident.

Hot coworker: I'm not wearing panties today me: 0:17

Over a beer at the Bull Hotel I watched the Osprey do aerial manoeuvres around Mildenhall today.

Was working a job on west coast of Florida a week or so after Hurricane Ian hit and watched 5 Blackhawks and later 2 of these guys fly over taking personnel and aid down there. Couple days later spotted a CH-53 headed into the area..When you see the Osprey in flight you understand why they were developed, much faster and higher flying than conventional helicopters as well as increased range. Very Sci-fi and impressive looking in flight.

They use the flaps for slowing down the tilt rotor for take off and taxiing

Man I love these things,one flew over my school today.

The sound of these helicopters are amazing! An eargasm 5:35

I saw one this past Sunday practicing squat and go’s at KSFM. The sound it made when touching down was heart pounding. INSANE!

These things are fun. When I was in Iraq, I rode in one to Camp Korean Village, then back to AL Asad Airbase.

So cool! I saw one of these fly over to the small airport right by my work through my office window. Just had to take another look and learn more. I can see part of the tarmac from here, hopefully I can see it take off! What an awesome aircraft

it's so cool to think about how we went from throwing rocks at eachother and chasing animals with clubs to this

When the pane doesn't want to go VTOL strap windmills on it and call it a day.🤣

To answer original op question. These things fly much faster than conventional helicopters. They perform better in high/hot conditions. Hot weather is not good for traditional helicopters, but these perform much better. They can fly higher in helicopter mode. Good for mountainous areas like Afghanistan. These are used on the wasp and American class helicopters. The marines actually use these as refueling tankers out at sea for the wasp and American class deployments at sea. Troop carrier. Can carry smaller vehicles. Pretty flexible machine and the marines love em.

Good aircraft, I'm glad we have it.

4:23 caught me rubbing my screen

Consider this. If one engine fails there's a drive shaft inside the wing connected to a centralised gearbox in the fuselage that can then provision the remaining engine's torque equally across both prop/rotors. Can you imagine just how complex this mechanism is!? And imagine the maintenance requirements! Lots of chip detectors in that gear box and specialised cooling gear I would expect! Plus the mechanism to rotate the engine nacelles exactly in unison so left and right stay in perfect alignment while continuing to deliver torque through the previously mentioned drive shaft....well you have one incredibly complex piece of engineering. Amazing that it actually was completed and is in service!

The first time I’ve seen an Osprey was in the MW3 mission Battle of Hamburg. These aircrafts are amazing and awesome to see!

‘Tilt rotor’ concept is actually pre WW11, builds started in ‘49 and first full transition achieved in ‘58. Bell had a full proof of concept by early ‘80s. V22 is very very long time in coming.

I came here because of the avenger in gta online, wanted to see what it was based off. And holy shit vtol aircraft are real.

I live near a naval airfield and see *yawn* Blackhawks fly around every day. Last week I saw an Osprey for the first time ever, pretty close, in multiple fly overs, and it scared the S out of me. It’s like seeing Rodan or Mothra, one of Godzillas enemies, in real life: it’s hard to describe how unnerving this thing is, especially as it gains altitude and the motors shift from vertical to horizontal.

Who’s here after seeing the new BATTLEFIELD!!!

saw one landing at O'Hare today. chicago

Damn enclave

These flew over my house yesterday and I literally was so excited I couldn’t stop shaking long enough to get decent video 🤣🤣

I see these all the time where I'm stationed, they are the one unique thing I see all the time.

*(russian accent)* "American Agents you are making grave mistake! You may know me as Codename Bogdan"

Closest I will ever get to a halo falcon irl

And there you have it the real life vertibird!

This video was interesting, fascinating and enjoyable to watch. Not just for content but for the omittance of music. For all of it, I thank you.

one flew over my school today. that's why i'm here XD

I love such a weird looking aircrafts. I would love to fly the one .

Absolutely beautiful aircraft

The vtol concept is truly amazing and satisfying

Imagine in the back as a machine gunner he must be have a good time with his job

Very nice video. Thanks for sharing.

That's real STOL. Look at them landing. Plonk! Right down on the deck. Right on the spot.

I once had to wait for the History Channel to put on stuff like this! No more! An amazing piece of engineering!

Avenger

One of these flew over my house yesterday. They are massively intimidating. The ground and my house shook like an earthquake. My windows rattled violently. An awesome technological, advanced engineering age we live in.

I just saw 2 of this Bell Boing V-22 Ospreys fly over my house at low altitude

My only question is, how do these things perform in a single engine failure condition? Those wings are definitely too short to get enough lift to glide, can it still auto rotate down with two rotors?

OMG - these planes are amazing. As a history and action movie buff I've been seeing them appear in some of the movies but didn't believe they were real until I did a bit of Wikipedia research. Their ability to multi task and be packed into an aircraft carrier is incredible - I'm frankly a little speechless :)

My neighbor has a pilot that is currently in the marine corps and still flies this. Pretty awesome.

I saw multiple, probably, ospreys flying overhead today. They had two propellers. I'm in Tokyo.

Really awesome video. Well done

Vertibirds? Fallout? Anyone?

While visiting Yuma, AZ, we’d see the Ospreys depart the field nearly every day. The acceleration never ceased to amaze. These babies haul! I hope my tax money goes to securing future versions with all the improvements in technology that apply.

Really cool aircraft. Great for inserting marines into action. Made right here in Amarillo Texas.

It’s crazy how they mad the avenger from gta a real life thing😂😂

Wow ! Is Beautiful Would give anything to see one Functioning in front of Me BTW The Engineers of These Aircrafts must get a Huge Paycheck is Just Amazing

Apache, Chinook, Romeo, Osprey ... Americans have the best helicopters

I live in Thetford forest and these things regularly fly over. Distinctive noise and two large red circles at the front during the night. Just last week driving home saw one hovering above the trees about two football pitches away. This was no helicopter and made me jump. Thankfully I kept control of the car.

What a wonderful, exceptional aircraft, so versatile! This is a good compilation of different videos.

They just needed to fix some of the glitches and Presto

I could not believe my eyes the first time I saw a video of one of these things flying. This is Science Fiction come to reality! Took me straight back to Avatar.

This is the most effective USAF recruitment video

Can you imagine a military invasion with these?! It would be so AWESOME!

Beautiful bird of prey.

The CMV-22B is the Navy’s long-range/medium-lift element of the intra-theater aerial logistics capability; it fulfills the Joint Force Maritime Component Commander (JFMCC) time-critical logistics air connector requirements by transporting personnel, mail and priority cargo from advance bases to the Seabase. Description The CMV-22B Osprey is a variant of the MV-22B and is the replacement for the C-2A Greyhound for the Carrier Onboard Delivery (COD) mission. The Osprey is a tiltrotor V/STOL aircraft that can takeoff and land as a helicopter but transit as a turboprop aircraft. It will provide the Navy with significant increases in capability and operational flexibility over the C-2A. CMV-22B operations can be either shore-based, “expeditionary”, or sea-based. The Osprey is a critical warfighting enabler, providing the time sensitive combat logistics needed to support combat operations. As compared to the MV-22B, the Navy variant has extended operational range, a beyond line-of-sight HF radio, improved fuel dump capability, a public address system for passengers, and an improved lighting system for cargo loading. The CMV-22B will be capable of transporting up to 6,000 pounds of cargo/personnel to a 1,150 NM range. The CMV-22B declared Initial Operational Capability (IOC) in 2021. While the Program of Record has 48 CMV-22 projected, the Navy currently plans to procure only 44 aircraft.

Saw these today because Biden flew into Santa Cruz they looked super cool

I've heard talk about a 4 rotor "Osprey", but not seen one in flight. Has anyone seen one of these?

Rolls-Royce power :) Bone dead reliable, serviceable and powerful

What a cool looking aircraft. My experience hearing them in flight mode is that are LOUD! Awesome machines that are hard to handle.

this aircracft was awsome dude,

It's a Vertibird! Let me get my power armor...

Who is here because of gta5

I like to say the best of the best showing for this Video Grapher. I like the way showing at the beginning, flying forward, and turning back to the grown. Thanks. Watching this video, I can feel like I am riding the plane.

Gotta admit like it or not, US is the best when it comes to military technology

How did I not know the Avenger existed in real life?!