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visit nu.edu-forthslash-v-e-t. This is the Fighter Pilot podcast episode 110. This week,

we ride the way back machine all the way north of the border to learn about the often overlooked

outer-landcaster bomber. So let's get those props turning. Roll it!

Strap in for the Fighter Pilot podcast, the internet radio show that explores the

fascinating world of air combat, the aircraft, the weapon systems, and most importantly,

the people. Now, here's your host, former U.S. Air Force F-16 Pilot Trevor Boswell.

Well, welcome back, everybody. I'm your host, Boat, and I'm taking a break from the airline

training world for another installment of the Warbird series. We'll jump into the interview in a

minute, but first I wanted to pass a huge thanks to everyone I met and spoke with down at Sun and

Fun this past week. It was really great seeing you all and putting faces to names and voices,

as well as watching the first F-18 Super Hornet Blue Angels performance. Pretty amazing stuff,

and I'll tell you those things are a touch louder than I can remember. And man, so many

warbirds. It was so incredible to see all the different types of aircraft that were out there on

the ramp, all the classics, F-4s, T-6s, T-34s, T-28s. I mean, that just so many to mention,

like six P-51s, a couple P-40s, just great stuff. And it does include next month's topic, the P-51s.

So just an incredible to be out there with everybody, seeing everything out there and being

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