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Pilot podcast, UK Month continues with a Royal Air Force Wing Commander who has flown the Bulldog,

Takano, Hawk, Typhoon, even the Airbus 320 and 350. But today, he joins us to talk all about

the Steppi Cat Jaguar. Cranky! Oh wait, wrong country. Hey Bernie, can you fix that?

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 US Navy Fighter Pilot, Vincent Iolo.

Hello and welcome to episode 133 of the Fighter Pilot podcast. I'm your host, Jello,

and get your funny bone ready, clearly not for me, but because we have a great interview on the

Jaguar coming up with an amazing guest that will get to that in a few minutes. But first,

you know the drill, little housekeeping to attend to, some announcements, and listener questions.

Well, I hope you enjoyed last week's English Electric Lightning episode with Ian Black.

I was since reminded that my one and only visit to the UK was to Raff Mildenhall. And again,

that was just for a brief fuel stop in our F-18s before we made our way across the channel over

there to the Netherlands for the exercise, Fries and Flag, which was a lot of fun. But yeah,

we didn't stay, we didn't go out in party, so that's probably why I don't remember it much.

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