Under Enemy Fire: Air Force Pilot's Distinguished Flying Cross
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2023
- In episode 78 of @AfterburnPodcast, we jump into the mission where Chris 'Chewy' Richardson, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for a mission in Afghanistan. On approach into an austere airfield Chris' C-130J Hercules came under enemy fire, striking his loadmaster and damaging his aircraft. Join our Newsletter for weekly insights into defense, aviation, and geo-politics 👉 bit.ly/AfterburnNewsletter
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Oh how many times I've landed on that assault strip at LRAFB.
What an amazing pilot. Loved hearing his story! Signed, DMAFB Mom
Another great podcast. So many great guy's and girl's doing their job's in very dangerous situations ,and getting it done.
Awesome story from one of the boys! Great work Chewy!
Ahhh yes editor, the C130 with 4 turbofans! 2:07
Another one of the many interesting stories brought to the forefront by the Afterburn podcast. Thank you John and Chris for sharing.
I find that I'm always drawn into the podcast by the people involved in the discussion, either due to their experiences or personalities.
One question that I've never thought to ask is, do you edit the podcast yourself? If so, where do you find the time? I realize that it's just two guys chatting, but it's really not.
Thanks Lee. I now have someone doing the majority of the edit which is super helpful. I still do a lot of the other parts and pieces which definitely takes a lot of time. But it is fun!
4:17 hey thats reach!
Great interview and edit, many thanks! During -E model PIQ in ‘97, one of the Vietnam Vet Instructors said ‘I’ve been passed over more than Toneyville’ when asked about career progression. 😆
Who was that crusty instructor? I probably flew with him.
@@my-yt-inputs2580 Can’t remember - was during academics, so no record of his name.
I'm stealing that line. Thanks!
Also new guys won't even know what Toneyville is/was. It's gone now.
@@my-yt-inputs2580 Rest in Pieces Tonyville. I never knew you, only of you.
😢😢peace in the middleeast & detroit😢😢
Sup.