This document discusses different uses of the V-22 Osprey aircraft by different military branches: 1) The USMC operates 360 V-22s for combat assault, amphibious assault, and special operations capabilities. 2) The USSOCOM operates 52 V-22s for long range special operations missions like infiltration, exfiltration, and resupply. 3) The USN operates 48 V-22s for sea-based logistics, personnel recovery, and special warfare missions.

1. USMC
360 V-22
• Combat Assault &
Amphibious Assault
• Special Operations
Capable
USSOCOM
52 V-22
• Long Range Special
Operations
(Infil / Exfil / Resupply)
• Contingency Operations
Program of Record
USN
48 V-22
• Sea Based Logistics
• Personnel Recovery
• Special Warfare
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2. Why We're Called Bell Boeing
 Fuselage
 Landing Gear
 Avionics
 Electrical and Hydraulic
 Performance
 Flying Qualities
 Empennage
 Ramp
Philadelphia, PA
50/50 Strategic Alliance Agreement
Fort Worth, TX
 Composites
 Rotor
 Dynamics
 Wing / Nacelle
 Over-wing Fairing
 Final Assembly
 Flight Test/Delivery
Amarillo, TX
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3. Available Capacity
 Opportunity for expansion now
 Production / Operations & Support benefits
Domestic & International
Aircraft
MYP II
CY Contracted Deliveries
Available capacity
MYP I
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MYP III
Potential USN /
International
Procurement
NOTE: MYP III Not Yet Approved

4. • Aerial Refueling
• Rescue and Medical Evacuation
• Carrier and Vertical On-board Delivery
Additional Applications
• Intelligence, Surveillance, and Recon. (ISR)
• Command and Control (C2)
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5. EW WARNING AND
COUNTERMEASURES
TACTICS
• Night
• Low-level
• All Weather
PERFORMANCE
• Speed
• Range
• Altitude
• Maneuverability
DEFENSIVE WEAPON SYSTEM
Reduced Susceptibility
DRY BAY AND ENGINE
FIRE SUPPRESSION
ONE ENGINE
INOPERATIVE
CAPABILITY
SYSTEMS PROTECTION
• Armor
• Redundancy
• Isolation
• Separation
BALLISTIC TOLERANCE:
• Composite Structure
• Hydraulic Ram Protection
• Self-sealing Fuel
Bladders
• Nitrogen Inert Fuel
System
+ Reduced Vulnerability
STROKING SEATS &
SHOULDER HARNESSES
FOR TROOPS & CREW
ENERGY MANAGEMENT:
• “Broom straw” Blade Failure
• Mass Remote Design
• Anti-plow Bulkhead
• Attenuating Cargo Restraints
SELF SEALING
FUEL SYSTEM
= Improved Survivability
SIGNATURE
REDUCTION
• Visual • Infrared
• Acoustic • EMCON
Survivability: Designed to Go in Harm’s Way
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