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Night Formation Flying Two Mighty Bison crews practice formation maneuvering and navigation while utilizing night vision...
03/17/2025

Night Formation Flying
Two Mighty Bison crews practice formation maneuvering and navigation while utilizing night vision goggles.

BISON41 conducts landings at Wilmington International.
03/05/2025

BISON41 conducts landings at Wilmington International.


11/24/2024

FRCE INDUCTS FIRST NAVY CMV-22B FOR MAINTENANCE

Fleet Readiness Center East has expanded its workload to encompass all three variants of the V-22 Osprey, including the family’s newest member: The U.S. Navy CMV-22B. With receipt of this aircraft, the depot now services all three variants of the V-22 platform, which also include the U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B and the United States Air Force CV-22.

The Navy’s awarding the workload to FRCE comes as a a direct result of the quality workmanship the command is known for across the board, according to FRCE Commanding Officer Capt. Randy J. Berti.

“I couldn’t be more proud that the Navy is entrusting us with this new mission. Every day, our workforce strives to provide high-quality service to the fleet at the best possible cost, and our success in that effort leads to the mutual trust and respect we have with our customers – our nation’s warfighters,” he said. The work we do here makes a real-world difference for them.”

Despite the anticipated challenges that come along with learning the ins and outs of maintaining a new aircraft – even one so similar to familiar products – leaders believe the new workload offers FRCE a chance to shine by rounding out its support of the entire V-22 family.

“The V-22 program at FRCE has received its accolades,” said Allen Williamson, V-22 Branch Head at FRCE. “We’re known for what we do, and not just within the brick-and-mortar site at Cherry Point. We have our detachment at New River, which is revered in its own light for the way they conduct a PMI. We have the In-Service Repair team down at New River that is making depot-level repairs while embedded with the Marine squadrons. And we have Hurlburt Field, where we support Air Force Special Operations Command. This isn’t a totally new workload, but it adds a new capability.”

Learn more about the new workload at Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) News: https://www.navair.navy.mil/news/FRCE-inducts-first-Navy-CMV-22B-maintenance/Tue-11122024-0936

Commander, Fleet Readiness Centers - COMFRC Fleet Logistics Multi-Mission Squadron 40 Naval Station Norfolk

Congratulations to VRM-40’s newest Chief Petty Officers! 🇺🇸ADC CAIRNESATC DEGUZMANATC DOWDENATC LIEDHOLMAZC VIALVA
10/03/2024

Congratulations to VRM-40’s newest Chief Petty Officers! 🇺🇸

ADC CAIRNES
ATC DEGUZMAN
ATC DOWDEN
ATC LIEDHOLM
AZC VIALVA

10/03/2024
Back for more! VRM-40 conducts night carrier qualifications (CQ) on the flight deck of the world’s largest aircraft car...
09/27/2024

Back for more!

VRM-40 conducts night carrier qualifications (CQ) on the flight deck of the world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). These are the first night landings for the CMV-22B Osprey on a Ford-class aircraft carrier. The Mighty Bison are always up for the challenge!

No runway required! VRM-40 lands on the flight deck of the world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)...
09/26/2024

No runway required!

VRM-40 lands on the flight deck of the world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), completing logistics flights and day/night carrier qualifications (CQ). These carrier landing qualifications are a first for the CMV-22B Osprey on a Ford-class aircraft carrier.

This evolution could not have taken place without the continued hard work and dedication of everyone in the squadron ⚓️

Members of VRM-40 recently traveled to Lancaster, PA to participate in the 2024 Lancaster Airshow. VRM-40 was involved ...
09/13/2024

Members of VRM-40 recently traveled to Lancaster, PA to participate in the 2024 Lancaster Airshow. VRM-40 was involved in a static display and spent the weekend speaking with visitors about our incredible aircraft.

VRM-40 conducts its first ever free fall operations with U.S. Navy EOD operators. 🪂
08/25/2024

VRM-40 conducts its first ever free fall operations with U.S. Navy EOD operators. 🪂

VRM-40 is News 3’s Squadron of the Month! 🎥
08/02/2024

VRM-40 is News 3’s Squadron of the Month! 🎥

Pilots call the new CMV-22B Osprey a game changer. The replacement for the C-2A Greyhound, the Osprey can takeoff and land as a helicopter but transit as a turboprop aircraft.

This week, we officially recognized the Mighty Bison sailors who promoted in rank. Congratulations to all! 🎉
08/02/2024

This week, we officially recognized the Mighty Bison sailors who promoted in rank. Congratulations to all! 🎉

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