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visit nu.edu-forthslash-vt. This just in, Paramount Pictures has just announced the long-awaited

Top Gun sequel, Top Gun Maverick, is delayed for the fourth time, from Thanksgiving 2021

now until Memorial Day 2022. Oh, come on Paramount, are you serious? Come on us here.

Well, never mind that. The show must go on as they say, and it does this week with U.S. Marine

Corps Reserve Major Travis Denny, who joins us to describe the assault support helicopter

that debuted with a U.S. Army during the Vietnam conflict and is still being made for and flown by

the U.S. Marines over a half-century later. This is the Fighter Pilot Podcast episode 119,

and that's right, this week we're talking all about the Bell A-H1 Cobra Gunship. Get some!

Don't kill me, get through this, you must right now.

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 ILO.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the show. I am your host, Jello, and we will get to the A-H1 Cobra

with J-Hoon, as he's known, in just a few minutes. But first, and it's good to be back. I hope you're

all doing well and having a good summer up here in the North Hemisphere. When do I guess for those

of you down south? I hope you enjoyed our simulcast of our new sister podcast The Merge. Last month,

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