The Fighter Pilot Podcast explores the fascinating world of air combat: the aircraft, the weapons sy
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Join Vincent and special guest Rob Kibbe, host of The Musclecar Place, for an intimate look back at
Some suggest the most difficult job in the military is not the force recon Marine, nuclear reactor o
If aviation itself is an inherently unforgiving activity, then how much more naval aviation—which ro
Sweep, point defense, close escort, high-value airborne asset protection…These are just a few of the
Taken out of context, Stephen Hawking’s comment, “all we need to do is make sure we keep talking,” d
Advancements in weapons technology and lethality have spawned countermeasures for as long as humans
Ever wonder why so many astronauts are (and were) former fighter pilots? Could it be that flight tra
Not everyone is fortunate enough to have the opportunity to fly a high-performance military jet figh
The Battle of Midway was a decisive U.S. naval victory that turned the tide of World War 2. As a res
There may be a no more lethal or effective fighting unit than the Marine Air Ground Task Force. Comp
Doctors attend medical school. Attorneys go to law school. …Plumbers acquire the skills of their cra
Troop transport, MEDEVAC, CSAR, ASW, VERTREP, special operations, ground attack… these are but a few
What do astronaut Alan Shepard, actor Clark Gable, aviatrix Amelia Earhart, and president George H.
No matter how well designed a military aircraft may be, it will always require extensive testing and
Few pilots ever have an opportunity to meet an enemy aircraft in aerial battle. Fewer yet come out v
Military aviators are generally hard-working, improvement-seeking, self-motivated individuals accust
Today’s combat aviator enjoys a wide variety of munitions from which to choose when attacking surfac
Just as a viper relies on its venomous fangs and a hornet its stinger to deliver a lethal attack on
We’ve all heard that ‘war is hell,’ but this week we hear it from a different perspective: that of a
