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What does that one say there sunshine? It says I'm interested to hear about the

work life balance in the strike fighter community. How did you and your wife cope with

the pipeline with workups, with deployments, and what was the toughest part of being married with children during your career as an aviator?

What would you do differently if anything?

Wow that one's pretty deep.

Yeah I agree.

Hey what do you have Jello?

Well let's see this one says I was wondering if you could do a special episode on all things family related.

I would love to hear from your family how it is for them to have a fighter pilot in the

family and how they deal with all the dangers and worries that come with this job.

I'd also love to hear from you and your friends or coworkers on how the family can be supported,

especially before, during, and after a deployment.

What has helped you stay focused on the mission but still feel connected to home?

How do you balance work in private duties and crises,

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