These aircraft don't look like anything we're used to, at least not me.

Yeah, that's right, and just touching on that, you know, we're going to talk about the aircraft today,

but I think there's a world of opportunity in terms of changes to employment and operations and doctrine.

I mean, to Wichmit's earlier point, right? That's why there's such a large contingent of people involved in this.

There are some opportunities in the near future to really revolutionize aerospace.

Yes, one more time, another time.

Props, rotors, jets, even lighter than air, and gliders.

These are all terms familiar to most aviation enthusiasts, but with recent technological advancements,

what new terms are about to enter our vernacular.

We've already talked about tilt rotors on the show

But what about distributed propulsion?

Well, hello and welcome to the Fighter pilot podcast.

I'm your host Vincent Ayello, call sign, Jello.

And here to help me understand that today are two guests at the Circle Air Group Studio

at Gillespie Field in San Diego, California.

I've got Tom Mar and Bo Griffith, gentlemen.

Welcome to the show.

Thanks for having us.

Thanks.

Fantastic.

Well, in paperwork that you sent me leading up to today, there was something in there

about the third revolution I think it was in aerospace or aviation.

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