Flying the F-16, T-38 & F/A-18 - "Mover" C.W. Lemoine - Part 2

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Part 2 of the 10 Percent True interview with C.W. Lemoine, also known as "Mover".
In this second part of the interview, we discuss the multi-role mission, combat, switching from the Air Force to the Navy... and back, the differences between the Hornet and Viper, and the challenges of maintaining currency in multiple aircraft types.
Mover is a USAF Reserve T-38A pilot with a background in the F-16C and F/A-18A+. His TH-cam channel is here: / @cwlemoine

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[@Dan20q]

Great great interview!

[@Dan20q]

is there a 3rd part coming or not?

[@10percenttrue]

@@Dan20q Yes! Part 3 / AMA coming at the weekend :)

[@bobbyguns100]

Man this is one of the best interviews I have watched.

[@whitefireministries1037]

Mover's a great guy.

[@muzzaball]

Have you checked out Mover's channel - some great content there too! Yes he is an excellent interviewer, who is well researched and asks appropriate questions based on the changing interview.

[@JL-uv1ms]

Your interview showed a well presented professional, scope of knowledge,the footage showed clear close ups with good detail of the aircraft.
The part about night flying during your combat Sortie was interesting, delving into the aspect of the physiological and psychological distortions the pilot endures with spatial disorientation,taking into consideration,changes in Cardiac Output,due to increase/decrease in HR,BP,endurance of G forces and probable employment of vasovagal maneuvers according to G force and Vectors,in the dark with nothing for the pilot to use as a basis for positioning the aircraft.The discussion regarding flaring and how to control the aircraft was nicely detailed and understandable,even for me who is just learning about some of the aerodynamic principals involved.Your down to earth attitude and use of humor keeps the viewer relaxed and gave me the ability to absorb more of the complexities of flying in a combat situation.Very educational and well done...Jan

[@10percenttrue]

Such great feedback, Jan. Thank you! Really helpful to know what you liked and why.

[@sparrowlt]

Very curious what he says of the T-38... in the Spanish Air Force they use the F-5B as trainers/agressors .. the instructors love them cause acording to them if you can fly a F-5 properly you can fly anything

[@tlevans62]

Very good comment about reverting to languages and thinking in a different language. Having been in both the Canadian and the Aussie militaries, terminology changes and it’s kind of like trying to think in a different language, to the point where you almost sound like you’re stuttering when your mouth wants to say something but your brain tries to stop you and say the other word or term.

[@10percenttrue]

Yea, I thought it was an interesting analogy. In linguistics, it's known as 'code switching'.

[@DollyRanch]

you can do that?? was there a gap in between?

[@modular182]

Fantastic interview!

[@peckret3452]

Excellent, never been this early! From CW's channel!

[@10percenttrue]

Thanks for visiting! Hope you come back again soon!

[@toddie4usa1]

Excellent interview!

[@10percenttrue]

Thank you!