Japan agrees to buy 5 Osprey planes from U.S. for $332 mil: report

Japan agrees to buy 5 Osprey planes from U.S. for $332 mil: report

File photo taken on June 6, 2015, shows V-22 Osprey military aircraft taking off from Yokota Air Base in Tokyo. The Japanese government has agreed to buy five Ospreys from the United States for $332.5 million in a deal shaping up to be the first export of the U.S. tilt-rotor transport planes, Reuters news service reported on July 14, citing the Pentagon. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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