Congressional scrutiny on Osprey safety triggers emotions among families and pilots

The V-22 Osprey has faced scrutiny after a crash off the coast of Japan, leading to concerns about its safety record. Families of those affected by Osprey crashes are calling for design changes to ensure the aircraft's safety. Despite past accidents, the military continues to rely on the Osprey due to its unique capabilities. The Marine Corps has taken steps to address safety concerns and get Ospreys back in the air. The high cost of each Osprey and the limited number in service add to the urgency of improving its safety features. Families of Osprey pilots express their fears and hopes for the future of the aircraft, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency in addressing safety issues.