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This is the Fighter Pilot Podcast episode six this week US Navy aerospace operational

physiologist commander Susan Jay explains how flying high performance

aircraft and pulling geez takes its toll on the human body.

Roll it. It's possible.

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What's the key is good. Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Fighter Pilot

podcast the Internet radio show that explores the fascinating world of air combat.

I guess they'll let me be your host a little longer.

My name is Vincent Ayello, and I am just glad to be here on this journey with you.

I hope you're enjoying what you've heard so far and we have a long interview today with

Commander Susan Jay so we're going to just get through one announcement a couple

questions and straight on to the interview. Our only short announcement is that we are now on Stitcher.

I had said something about that on episode zero

and I had a comment on YouTube that the person couldn't find it and realized

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