It hurts to get the privilege of flying and then lose it due to medical reasons. Ask me how I know. I'm so grateful He got his wings back. Maybe there's still hope
Hero’s come in all shapes and sizes. A man who can experience those types highs and lows, have his identity (kick butt naval pilot) stolen from a softball and a run away horse, yet, smile and give testimony, THIS is a definition of a hero. Thank you (Jimmy) for sharing and bringing attention to men like this. Salute.
I could listen to this man all day. Incredible experience and stories. God bless this hero and a heart felt THANK YOU for your service to this country.
As a navy F-14 fan, nothing more enjoyable is to read or listen to real F-14 tomcat pilots and Rio's stories. I want thanks this man for serving the military to protect our freedom.
Hands Down, this is one of the best videos you ever shared; I could listen to this guy for hours. His testimony is so genuine and he is a blessing for sure. Thanks for sharing!
GREAT video Jimmy, thank you. John is an amazing guest, and you should maybe do a video with John when your 310 is back up to flying again. Speaking of the 310, did you ever put in a new interior? The polished exterior looks amazing, inside, not so much...
John Ramstead is an absolute hero. He was what i dreamed of at 7 years old, in 1986 87 watching Top Gun while playing with a toy diecast F14 Tomcat. Just the coolest looking fighter ever and he is an Absolute rolemodel. I wished I could have done the same. Cheers Guys 🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏
I am inspired. Thanks Jimmy for having us share time with this remarkable man. John is the "real deal" guided by his faith and his love of life. Thank you!
Absolutely fascinating to listen to him. If he doesn't have a book in the writing, he should ASAP. This episode will be on my "replay" list for a long while.
Jimmy Webb, This is without a doubt, your grandest video. All have been so enjoyable. Thanks for allowing us to ease drop on this flight conversation with your dear friend. What a treat.
John what a nice bloke , got to say if I was a Pilot in the USN I would want him as my boss . And to fly the F-14 , probably some might say the hottest , sexist , deadliest Fighter ever know to man . That's some achievement that not many can say and so many challenges in life including life threatening injuries and his still here and humble and again what a nice guy . Hats off to you sir , from an ex-RAF Firefighter . Cool video Jimmy and thank you John
This was the second time I saw this episode since it came out. I had to watch it again to the end because it was so riveting to hear John’s life journey and his faith. It was better the second time I watched it. The messages were timeless! Many wishes of prosperity and good fortune for you both! God be with you at all times!
I've always wanted to be a fighter pilot, and stories like this make it sound exciting and dangerous 😁 thanks for sharing such an awesome experience 👍🏻
Jimmy, this was an incredible video. I love hearing stories from veterans. What an awesome guy. You definitely need to have him on your channel again. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies 🇺🇸🛩️
I just loved this video Jimmy it was hilarious educational and down right interesting thanks Jimmy and thank you both for your service. God bless you and your families.
Awesome Jimmy! That was truly inspiring, I survived a near death experience many years ago and I can relate to his story, there is definitely a superior energy in the Heavens above that to this day is difficult to explain and will definitely change one’s outlook of Life. Glad to see he’s flying again. Thanks for sharing! 🕊😁
Jimmy, This has got to be one of my all time favorite videos that you’ve posted !! It was so interesting hearing you two talk about things. If you ever head out this way (Sacramento) please give us a holler! Love to go flying with you!
Love how this guy can't relax for a minute...even giving orders to Jimmy. Wonder how he mows his lawn :). Took a flight from San Fran to Portland one time that hit a sheer that dropped the plane 3-4 thousand feet that made everyone scream and sent food trays flying around the cabin, that was not fun. Also had a military flight out of Anchorage that was filled past capacity, when the pilot released the break it hardly moved. That plane used every foot of the runway.
What a Great video! So great to hear this man's very interesting stories. Also, amazing to see his recovery from such a devastating accident. He seems like a super great guy!
@@robertbrewster1775 I get You. I went to College to study aviation business administration and got mine through there. This was mid 80s and rental on the rattle traps I learned to fly in was 40 to 60 bucks an hour. My part of Tennessee is considered rural but we have a small airport with a FBO that was and is a champion of G.A. Don't give up on it if you want it bad enough. I'm going to try again now that I've seen this Man's testimony
@robertbrewster1775 always wanted to be a Fighter Pilot when I was younger but I never had a degree as im Dyslexic and academically would never have been looked at . So I joined the RAF to become a Painter and Sprayer or that was the idea . They closed the trade on me and told me I may have to wait two years to get in so my CIO sat me down and went through a list of trades I could do . The most exciting sounding one was RAF Firefighter so I said yep ill do that , they sat me in a room to watch video's of what the job entailed . Lots of video's of Fire Trucks screaming in to crashed aircraft and Fire Fighters running in with Hose and Monitors ( foam cannons ) blasting away . Im like oh this looks exciting , it's a lovely job ill take it . I was 18 yrs old im now near 52 and still doing the same job but as a civilian . All those plane crashes lol , I have had three in 34 years . Which is a good thing as plane crashes are not what any one wants to see but when it happened that's what we did . Every job is important no matter what some might think , we all play our part in this World .
I feel this guys pain losing his opportunity. I was a police officer involved in an accident with a drunk driver. 2 back surgeries and nerve damage later I was unable to get back to work. Literally the only thing I knew and over in a blink of an eye.
@dannyv2335 that's tough and heart breaking but you made it as a Police Officer probably one of the most stressful and dangerous jobs going and by some not appreciated ( usually those criminals ) . How ever you have my up most respect and as some one said to a mate of mine when he was leaving the job ( RAF Firefighter ) " you might soon not be a RAF Firefighter but you will always be an EX-RAF Firefighter . You my friend will always be a part of that fraternity , you got there when many didn't . That should swell your heart with pride , you went out and did your job a very hard job and again I have so much respect for you .
Great interview...Wow the information about Sea Snakes, seems that information is even worse knowing about SAMs... The things they drop on you when you might get to eject...and you finally realize you did not excpect...
And I thought I had a great comeback to aviation after 23 years, and then fighting the FAA for four years because of a little odd heart rate a few years before -- sheesh, this guy knows how to make a comeback, or two! Great stories, great testimony, thanks for sharing!
This is absolutely incredible. His testimony towards the end really hits home and so glad to see him back flying again!
It hurts to get the privilege of flying and then lose it due to medical reasons. Ask me how I know. I'm so grateful He got his wings back. Maybe there's still hope
Hero’s come in all shapes and sizes. A man who can experience those types highs and lows, have his identity (kick butt naval pilot) stolen from a softball and a run away horse, yet, smile and give testimony, THIS is a definition of a hero. Thank you (Jimmy) for sharing and bringing attention to men like this. Salute.
I could listen to this man all day. Incredible experience and stories. God bless this hero and a heart felt THANK YOU for your service to this country.
Thank you, Jimmy for making this an exclusive video. John is an amazing guy.
As a navy F-14 fan, nothing more enjoyable is to read or listen to real F-14 tomcat pilots and Rio's stories. I want thanks this man for serving the military to protect our freedom.
Hands Down, this is one of the best videos you ever shared; I could listen to this guy for hours. His testimony is so genuine and he is a blessing for sure. Thanks for sharing!
This guy is the real deal. I could listen to him all day. Absolute respect, Sir.
This has been one of the best yet. Thank you Jimmy and John. John, your faith is inspirational.
USAF flight engineer . Love you two talking . Thanks.
Flying stories are the best!
So many great videos! However, THIS. IS. AWESOME! Great testimony! Jimmy thank you for your humor, technical videos, and so much more!
What an extraordinary and moving interview.
Really enjoyed the conversation between you and John. Great episode.
What a great convsrsation!! Thank you!!
Great video. Love to hear our fellow vets stories.
All pieces of the big puzzle.
I am confused haven't we already seen this video
Yes exactly
It probably was taken down by TH-cam and now it's been cleared for re-upload....
If you watched his 2 Hour Rd. trip, then yes
Absolutely wonderful interview, stories and testimony. I could have listened for another couple of days...without blinking......
This is some AWESOME stuff right here! Can NOT beat aviation coupled with military experience!
GREAT video Jimmy, thank you. John is an amazing guest, and you should maybe do a video with John when your 310 is back up to flying again. Speaking of the 310, did you ever put in a new interior? The polished exterior looks amazing, inside, not so much...
Fantastic conversation, thanks to both of you for this video!
What an enthralling interview. Amazing.
This was my favorite part of the RV trip video. Definitely requires a re-watch!
Nice to hear some real stories. All the best, Richard 🇬🇧
John Ramstead is an absolute hero. He was what i dreamed of at 7 years old, in 1986 87 watching Top Gun while playing with a toy diecast F14 Tomcat. Just the coolest looking fighter ever and he is an Absolute rolemodel. I wished I could have done the same. Cheers Guys 🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏
I am inspired. Thanks Jimmy for having us share time with this remarkable man. John is the "real deal" guided by his faith and his love of life. Thank you!
Absolutely fascinating to listen to him. If he doesn't have a book in the writing, he should ASAP. This episode will be on my "replay" list for a long while.
Amazing stories and - miraculous that John survived that awful trauma.
Great video! Thanks to John for sharing his story..
Great video - loved John's testimony. I searched up his podcast and website and will take a listen.
Jimmy Webb, This is without a doubt, your grandest video. All have been so enjoyable. Thanks for allowing us to ease drop on this flight conversation with your dear friend. What a treat.
Crazy what good people have to go through. Enjoyed that!
Wonderful stories. Thank you for sharing them. 👏👏👏👏
Jimmy that was incredibly brilliant love your work Bob
Thanks Jimmy. That was a hell of a great episode. I could handle a Part 2. of this.
That was special, I truly enjoyed it. God bless you both.
Loved this ... great interview 👍
FABULOUS vid Jimmy!!! Absolutely loved hearing these stories! John ROCKS!!!
Wow, this guy is inspirational! Going to check out his website.
Great video! Thank you for your service.
Excellent video Jimmy. Thank you.
this is a heart warming and inspirational video that i needed today is good to see him flying again they should make a movie of this life
nice to hear the rest of this story. amazing stuff for sure. thanks for sharing jimmy.
Jimmy you are such a blessing. John you are a living
This man’s a Badass and a hero. Thank you sir, and thanks for sharing Jimmy
Dammit - I started watching this in bed, tired…. I couldn’t stop watching. Magic interview Jimmy.
Great talk. A real pleasure.
That was amazing.
Your next video should be an update on all of your "project" & recently purchased aircraft from the last year.
Thank you for your service
What a nice conversation...
Great stories! Love these kind of flight combat stories . ❤
John what a nice bloke , got to say if I was a Pilot in the USN I would want him as my boss . And to fly the F-14 , probably some might say the hottest , sexist , deadliest Fighter ever know to man . That's some achievement that not many can say and so many challenges in life including life threatening injuries and his still here and humble and again what a nice guy . Hats off to you sir , from an ex-RAF Firefighter . Cool video Jimmy and thank you John
OMG, I have so much respect for that man.
That was awesome. Thanks for the stories, and thanks for your service. I’ve been having medical troubles, now I have hope to get back flying again.
Awesome Interview Jimmy. Thank's for the ride.😁
THAT was THE BEST video you have ever done Jimmy!!!!!!
What is better then a cold beer after a hard day of work
Jimmy's World on a Monday Night 🎉🎉🎉🎉👍
What a great interview flight, talk about highs and lows. But man the pinky stuff had me in bits. Too good.
This was the second time I saw this episode since it came out. I had to watch it again to the end because it was so riveting to hear John’s life journey and his faith. It was better the second time I watched it. The messages were timeless! Many wishes of prosperity and good fortune for you both! God be with you at all times!
Thanks Jimmy... I have been Sharing John's story with lot's of family, friends, and business associates
One of your best (or best} videos. Love the stories. R.Rakip
I've always wanted to be a fighter pilot, and stories like this make it sound exciting and dangerous 😁 thanks for sharing such an awesome experience 👍🏻
Reminds me of the There I Was series. He even flew with his hands! Great stories and like all fighter pilots he can tell a tale!
Jimmy, this was an incredible video. I love hearing stories from veterans. What an awesome guy. You definitely need to have him on your channel again. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies 🇺🇸🛩️
I just loved this video Jimmy it was hilarious educational and down right interesting thanks Jimmy and thank you both for your service. God bless you and your families.
Jimmy, that was the best video you have ever put out!!
Outstanding and exciting video!
This was awesome !!! Y’all are a perfect team !!
Jimmy sow cool I love you both. My best so far from your range of video's. All best from UK. From Polish guy.
Awesome Jimmy! That was truly inspiring, I survived a near death experience many years ago and I can relate to his story, there is definitely a superior energy in the Heavens above that to this day is difficult to explain and will definitely change one’s outlook of Life. Glad to see he’s flying again. Thanks for sharing! 🕊😁
Jimmy, This has got to be one of my all time favorite videos that you’ve posted !! It was so interesting hearing you two talk about things. If you ever head out this way (Sacramento) please give us a holler! Love to go flying with you!
Love how this guy can't relax for a minute...even giving orders to Jimmy.
Wonder how he mows his lawn :). Took a flight from San Fran to Portland one time
that hit a sheer that dropped the plane 3-4 thousand feet that made everyone scream
and sent food trays flying around the cabin, that was not fun. Also had a military flight out of
Anchorage that was filled past capacity, when the pilot released the break it hardly moved.
That plane used every foot of the runway.
What powerful testimony. God Blessed you so greatly.
Well that was fun. Thanks for posting Jimmy, great stuff
What a Great video! So great to hear this man's very interesting stories. Also, amazing to see his recovery from such a devastating accident. He seems like a super great guy!
One of my favorite videos so far. You should have been in the 310 or the mig
True friendship from 2 BFF greetings from Canada.
You guys are just friggen awesome! Thanks.
Really enjoyed this video!!! So inspirational. Thanks!!!
Absolutely loved this video. Thank you
There’s a reason I like this channel
The music?
I'm right there with Ya
Really good one!! Thanks for sharing this
Love hearing these stories from naval aviators. Wanted to be one not my vision excluded me
Hopefully You still fly though ?
@@robertprice7246 would if it wasn't to expensive and I live in a rural area
@@robertbrewster1775 I get You. I went to College to study aviation business administration and got mine through there. This was mid 80s and rental on the rattle traps I learned to fly in was 40 to 60 bucks an hour. My part of Tennessee is considered rural but we have a small airport with a FBO that was and is a champion of G.A. Don't give up on it if you want it bad enough. I'm going to try again now that I've seen this Man's testimony
@robertbrewster1775 always wanted to be a Fighter Pilot when I was younger but I never had a degree as im Dyslexic and academically would never have been looked at . So I joined the RAF to become a Painter and Sprayer or that was the idea . They closed the trade on me and told me I may have to wait two years to get in so my CIO sat me down and went through a list of trades I could do . The most exciting sounding one was RAF Firefighter so I said yep ill do that , they sat me in a room to watch video's of what the job entailed . Lots of video's of Fire Trucks screaming in to crashed aircraft and Fire Fighters running in with Hose and Monitors ( foam cannons ) blasting away . Im like oh this looks exciting , it's a lovely job ill take it . I was 18 yrs old im now near 52 and still doing the same job but as a civilian . All those plane crashes lol , I have had three in 34 years . Which is a good thing as plane crashes are not what any one wants to see but when it happened that's what we did . Every job is important no matter what some might think , we all play our part in this World .
Awesome stories, glad I watched.
Went 29 minutes without my own pulse and 21 minutes without oxygen to my brain, I understand second chances.
Your still here , that's a miracle in it's self . You are a true survivor just like Jon , you beat the odds that makes you a winner .
Great podcast!
I feel this guys pain losing his opportunity. I was a police officer involved in an accident with a drunk driver. 2 back surgeries and nerve damage later I was unable to get back to work. Literally the only thing I knew and over in a blink of an eye.
@dannyv2335 that's tough and heart breaking but you made it as a Police Officer probably one of the most stressful and dangerous jobs going and by some not appreciated ( usually those criminals ) . How ever you have my up most respect and as some one said to a mate of mine when he was leaving the job ( RAF Firefighter ) " you might soon not be a RAF Firefighter but you will always be an EX-RAF Firefighter . You my friend will always be a part of that fraternity , you got there when many didn't . That should swell your heart with pride , you went out and did your job a very hard job and again I have so much respect for you .
i fucking hate drunk drivers
Great stories Jimmy. Thanks very cool
Really good vid... I enjoyed this one and liked it a lot.😊
This is the best one ever!
Jimmy's new shirt: Parachutes are for quitters!"
Some great advice there 👌🏼
that was GREAT, I thoroughly enjoyed that. Way cool.
Great interview...Wow the information about Sea Snakes, seems that information is even worse knowing about SAMs... The things they drop on you when you might get to eject...and you finally realize you did not excpect...
I just had serious Deja Vu....
And I thought I had a great comeback to aviation after 23 years, and then fighting the FAA for four years because of a little odd heart rate a few years before -- sheesh, this guy knows how to make a comeback, or two! Great stories, great testimony, thanks for sharing!
What a testimony of God's sovereignty in John's life!
Great repete thanks Jimmy
Absolutely the best video 💯👍👌👏
Everyone must see this video. GREAT, GREAT video.
Wow , what a testimony !