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letter S, don't you? Space. Mercury, Gemini, Apollo programs, even the Space Shuttle and the

International Space Station. But that first letter A stands for Aeronautics. In this week,

we delve into NASA flight test with a research pilot who has been flying their F-18s and F-15s

for dozens of years, and a former test pilot returns to help us make sense of it.

It's all this week on The Fighter Pilot Podcast. Hit it.

It has been there, it has been there for a minute, since we take off.

Localizer, he'll start to work its way back in. Man on the speed brake.

Tell a little bit of sight to sight, motion on the stick.

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, retired U.S. Navy fighter pilot, Vincent Iolo.

Hello and welcome to episode 115. Today is NASA flight test with Nils Larson. We'll get to him

in just a little bit. But before we do, we have some help. As always, you know, I hate the

podcast alone. So returning is former episode 22 guest, Becky Shaw. How's it going, Recky?

It's going well out here in Lakeland, Florida, near the aircraft operation center for the

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