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visit nu.edu-forthslash-v-e-t. This week, we cross the Atlantic for a first non-U.S. Warbird

and a true workhorse of World War II, the Hacker Hurricane. Welcome to the Fighter Pile podcast.

Let's crank them up!

Oh no, we're not doing it! We're getting ready!

Strap in for the Fighter Pile 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,

coming back at you with another look into our Warbird series. So to start off, I'm on the

men from a head cold, so if I do sound a bit stuffy, that's why. But hopefully you can forgive me

on that one and I'll press on so we can get to our featured interview with Warren Peach here just

a few minutes. As for me, I've been pretty busy lately. Obviously getting this episode ready to go,

but some home improvement projects and even a bit of travel as my family and I took a nice long

weekend vacation out to Chattanooga Tennessee early this month to get out, explore it, just a little

bit north of us. And I guess it's a shameless plug for their tourism board, but go check out Chattanooga.

It was a really great time. We had a blast and tons of fun stuff to see and do for all ages. So

definitely go check that out. And obviously, again, I've been recording this episode, but I've been

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