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If you were into numbers, check this out. In the 65 years since the subject of today's show was designed,

more than 11,500 models of this Mach 2.0 capable fighter jet were built.

At one time it was proliferated to 60 countries on four continents

and incredibly it is still in widespread use today in 2020.

But numbers aside, how effective was it? What was it like to fly? And how did the

pilots who flew it feel about this iconic fighter? Well, that's what we find out this week on

the fighter pilot podcast.

Thanks to our guest, Retired Indian Air Force Air Commodore Seren Tiagi.

I would say that I really love that aircraft and personally my very strong belief, which is a very sincere belief from the

heart for every fighter pilot in the world, that they will love to fly Mick 21.

I don't think that there are any aircraft which is a better aircraft to fly as a fighter pilot. That's right. Oh, I got him. Now, that's delicious.

That's great got in.

Talk about the two-a-0 for five miles.

Okay, California, now we go.

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