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Bell V-22 Osprey (16-8631) - Moments after completing a "hot refuel" (see NOTE below) at Atlantic Aviation, a Bell-Boeing MV-22B Osprey (168631) of the USMC VMM-364 "Purple Foxes" (Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 364, MCAS Camp Pendleton, CA) departs away from RNOs 16L on its second training sortie of the day.br /** This is the first photo of 168631 to be posted into the FlightAware picture gallery. **br /NOTE: A "hot refuel" is a procedure in which the Osprey is refueled while the rotors continue to turn. Immediately after the refueling hose is disconnected, the Osprey begins taxiing and takes off.

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Bell V-22 Osprey (16-8631)

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Moments after completing a "hot refuel" (see NOTE below) at Atlantic Aviation, a Bell-Boeing MV-22B Osprey (168631) of the USMC VMM-364 "Purple Foxes" (Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 364, MCAS Camp Pendleton, CA) departs away from RNO's 16L on its second training sortie of the day.
** This is the first photo of 168631 to be posted into the FlightAware picture gallery. **
NOTE: A "hot refuel" is a procedure in which the Osprey is refueled while the rotors continue to turn. Immediately after the refueling hose is disconnected, the Osprey begins taxiing and takes off.

2 of 16-8631 561 of V22 2096 at KRNO