All I want to be it's a joke Hello, everybody is Joppo.

Hello, everybody.

It's Chapo coming at you this Monday, April 28th. It's me and Felix and joining us once again is the great Alex Nichols. Alex, welcome back. What's up, bitches? Having a good time? Having a good time. I'd like to kick off this episode with some big fighter jet news. We've got fighter jet news.

And this is just some more fun in the Red Sea.

And I feel like I'd like to run this by you.

This literally just hit the newswire right before I came on.

But it says here, USS Harry S. Truman lost an F.A. 18E. Super Hornet assigned to the strike fighter squadron and a tow tractor as the aircraft carrier operated in the Red Sea April 28th. All personnel are accounted for with one sailor sustaining a minor injury. The F.A. 18E was actively under tow in the hangar bay when the move crew lost

control of the aircraft. The aircraft and tow tractor were lost overboard. Sailors,

towing the aircraft took immediate action to move clear of the aircraft before it fell overboard.

An investigation is underway. That's good. That's good that they took immediate action and didn't

just stand there and go, oh, no, and like get crushed by the aircraft.

Small victories for the U.S.A.

I think they should go down with the ship.

You're right.

They should.

It's dishonorable.

I mean, like what, I mean, I think about what the salary that those sailors are making versus what that F.A.18 super hornet cost.

I think they should have to justify the versus what that F.A. 18 Super Hornet cost. I think they should

have to justify the loss of that material with their lives. I always feel bad for like those

guys in the Navy because, you know, I play a lot of DCS where like the FAA 18 is like the most fun module.

And at this point, I like I would never take part in this mission

you know but um if it was a different country if it was if it was we weren't fighting on

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