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visit nu.edu-forthslash-vet. This is the Fighter Pilot Podcast episode 154. That's right,

after a three-month diversion, we're back to our usual format. In this week, it's all about the

technological advancements being fielded on U.S. Navy fighters that are simplifying

notoriously difficult aircraft carrier landings. The pilot perspective, what it does,

is it gives you the ability to make very, very precise and very rapid directions like

light slopes, but it's very minimal input. That's really the benefit of KLM is that it makes

everything much easier. And for you, Crotchety old cynics out there like me thinking,

that's all fine and good, but those young pilots better know how to land on an aircraft carrier,

the old fastaway just in case. Oh, stay tuned because you may just be surprised. If you go to

the CB Recovery Matrix, the only malfunctions you will have with the aircraft where you cannot engage

KLM are also the exact same malfunctions you'll be told to be hurt anyway. So across the board,

and whatever be graded mode you're in, you are going to be able to engage some mode of precision

landing mode to recover on your aircraft carrier.

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 the show. I am your host,

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