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For all of us here at the show, thank you once again.

This is a boat signing off for a bomber month 2020.

We'll look to do this again next year in 2021.

And with that, Jello, back to you. Well thanks boat and great job on

bomber month this year we'll certainly look forward to doing that again next year but in the

meantime let's get back to Naval Aviation this week with a discussion on the longest consecutively serving carrier-based aircraft in US Navy history.

Call it the Hawkeye, the Hummer, or the eyes of the fleet.

Just don't call it in AWACs, as we'll learn from our two guests, a

former E2 Hawkeye test pilot, and a naval flight officer who returns from our

Air Intercept Communications episode.

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