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Julius Caesar needed to be aware of the heights of March, but you don't, because here on the

Fighter pilot podcast, it's episode release day. In this week, we explore the, well, arguably

unglamorous but undeniably important role, air traffic control plays around, aircraft carriers,

operating at sea. In our guest, I'm no betting man, but I'm willing to wager many of you will

recognize her. I still get it to this day that many years later, people come up and say,

are you that girl from Carrier? Hold overhead, mother and angel.

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 ILO.

So that voice you heard in the intro belongs to my good friend, Katzisu, who I just know you

are going to love. Our discussion on carrier air traffic control operations, equipment,

and the people involved is coming up in just a few minutes. But first, hello,

you found episode 135 of the Fighter pilot podcast and I am your host, Jello. I hope you're doing

as well as possible on this ever turbulent rock upon which we are spinning through the universe.

And I tell you what, wars, rumors of wars, sky high inflation, record high gas prices.

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