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visit nu.edu-forthslash-v-e-t. This week, on the Fighter Pilot Podcast, we take a look at what it

takes to keep Warbird history alive for generations to come and how you can be a part of the legacy.

Let's crank them up.

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.

Welcome everyone, this is Boat, and man, is anyone else asking where all the time went?

I mean, it feels like summer absolutely flew by, pun intended. But seriously, we're already a

month or so into the school year here in the States, and it looks like the leaves are just about

to start turning colors. Man, where did summer go? How well? I guess it's just as good and excuse

to start tuning up the snowskies. With all that it said, I'm really excited about our end-up

discussion on the commemorative air force today. It's coming up here just in a few minutes, but

we do have a few announcements to get to beforehand, so let's get to them. Well, first off,

we have a couple of birthdays to mention. The United States Air Force celebrated its 74th birthday

on September 18th, and it's crazy how fast time flies. Maybe we'll need to do an Air Force

history episode or something like that for its 75th birthday. What do you think?

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