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anyway, then you're a true military aviation enthusiast who knows that not every show can be

about the latest Q-Wiz fighter or the making of the recent walkbuster movie. Either that or

your podcast player automatically went to the next episode while your hands were tied, but either

way, this is the Fighter pilot podcast episode 147. And yes, we're talking about white control

systems this week, including fly-by-wire technology. Now, this isn't the sexiest of stuff admittedly,

but hey, it's important. And you know, we're going to have a good time, as always. Let's do it.

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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 Ayelo. Hello, and welcome to the show. I am your host,

Jello, and that's right. This week, we are geeking out a little with our flight test engineer

an occasional co-host Ken Katz calls on prime time, who will be along shortly. But first,

it's been a little bit. I hope you're doing well. Have fun and enjoying your summer up here in

the Northern Hemisphere. For those of you who celebrate America's Independence Day, I hope you

had a safe and enjoyable holiday. We certainly did. We were a little bit heartbroken while enjoying

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