Legacy Conversations - SAAF Steve Scott - "Flying The Puppet Masters"
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- We speak to Steve Scott, a pilot in the South African Air Force. He tells us about the time that he flew three US generals and diplomats around. They gave him startling information which turned into UN Resolution 435. If you have questions for Steve, please leave them below. Subscribe and activate the bell to be informed of new episodes.
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You just do not fail us. only the very best stories. Thankyou.
Great story, thank you Dr Steve. The superpowers dictate and plan many an outcome of conflicts. But as you rightfully mentioned, must have been a great eye opener as a young pilot at 21. You have had a great career and what an interesting current profession and diverse intrest! Keep it up and all the best!
Another very interesting episode. Thank you Steve. I really enjoyed listening to you.
Thank you Steve for another great pod cast , most enjoyable it was , thank you Vossie for your input.
Thanks Vossie Kapt. Steve is a awesome person!!!👌👌👌👌
Extremely interesting 👌
Thank you.
I believe that your mission contributed to the peaceful transition, albeit unintentionally. Even if it was to ensure goodwill. Must have been memorable for a 21 year old pilot. Cheers!
I wish we had more human factor stuff when I was doing software engineering. It was only much later when I was doing post grad studies that I realized that when we design systems, the humans that we interact with are really part of the system. The human should be considered a system component and the properties of the human need to be considered as part of the design.
It you design a bridge out of steel you need to understand the properties of steel (metal fatigue etc). If the system includes people then we need to understand the properties of people.
I would love to hear your thoughts on the AF447 c4ash which was, IMHO, due to system designs that ignored the human factors.
Salute / Saluut .
Wonderful story. Capt Greenwood says Hi from NZ
Txs HJ, not sure I can remember him, perhaps when my mind catches up after the silly season...send my regards anyways please...keep safe !
@@stevescott7375 do you remember Peter Hanes? Chopper booijie
Tom Greenwood flew DC3's delivering supplies and Paras
Try to get Jan Grobler on... He flown for late Mandela.
Would be good if u could plan a flight like that with the boys from Zalensky and Putin so they can draw plans in the sand on the Zambezi to stop this stupid war in the Ukraine. Enjoyed the talk Steve.
Super story. Thanks. Steve. Did u fly for EK?
Thanks, yip, loved the B777 !
@@stevescott7375 howzit Steve, very interesting story. Thanks
Where is the history and the legacy of the pilots before 1970?
Bring them to Legacy and we will gladly record them, Koos
Nog
Queen air. Last of the piston engined beechcraft with a geared propellers.
Last one I remember fly in zimbawe was in 1990 as I recall.
Enjoyed this interview
Thankyou .
Any idea where we can find a copy of the UN 435 schematic (diagram in the sand) referred to ?
Not from my side sir - in the sand was simply what will happen & when e.g. 6 weeks for this, then further 8 weeks for that etc. Perhaps the front page of the Sunday newspaper of that period is still around...Cheerio