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Well, it's taken two years and 77 episodes to get to it but your long weight is over.

This week on the fighter pilot podcast we finally discuss the most advanced, most complex, and most

expensive fighter aircraft ever designed.

But it may also be the most capable as we learn from our guest

United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and test pilot Tucker Hamilton.

I think the bread and butter of the F-35 that other platforms can't do in a stealth manner is to be able to know where

a target area is, go use their radar to kind of map that ground from really far away, on

that map, find the targets, and then going in in stealth capability and dropping weapons and egressing safely and doing all of that with

embedded sensors. I'm breaking left. I'm still from five miles.

Foggies now.

Two five, six, 44.

Overhead, overhead.

I'm at street, clear, clear.

Clear the bar.

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