This guy is the instructor we all wish we had in any class we've ever taken. Bravo Zulu sir!

The video shows us how USAF trains the best fighter pilots on the planet ❤

I agree with that

Great video - where did these fella end up? :)

👍 Thanks

Great tutorial! So intuitive yet effective. Wish I saw this before formation flying training. Would have saved tons of trial and error time.

I've seen instructors of all varieties through a lot of years, and I'd want this guy leading up any level of command. His direct, candid, facts-of-life delivery is fantastic. Takes me back to the old days in Pensacola.

As a civilian GA pilot with desire to do this. It’s nice to see these discussions are very similar to how mine were during training at a 141 school.

I was a little disappointed in the candidate's fumbling responses at first; but then I realized, "Ahh, Marine candidate, not Navy...." :o)

Can someone explain what the groove is

Who the hell are you people?

This is KZbin selling out America and our military. They are censoring the wrong people ! Holy shit!

Thanks for teaching the enemy what our young pilots are being taught. Bravo you self absorbed KZbin wannabe. One takes notes and one has a photographic memory…maybe. Wonder has these two will do in the upcoming Piglosi/Biden/Austin war?

Wonder if these 2 young men made it through primary and are now aviators

Me to the instructor: "you owe me 1 million dollars", Instructor: "I agree with that" :D

If I were ever this fucking boring I wish some student would have shot me

It's like a game show. "I've got a question for you." *Student sweats after having answered 50 straight questions*

Awesome brief 😎👍🏾

Awesome Brief!😎👍🏾

Finishing up my time as a Naval Aviator (Marines) I cannot believe this stuff. I'm stunned. Like shit, what is this stuff?

1:07-1:20 all current and former military instructors know this silence when asking a student a question very well lol

This guy is an excellent instructor -- I have watched him on some other videos very recently but I do wish that he could correctly pronounce the word "peripheral" (i.e. as in "peripheral vision"). He says something that sounds like "PUR -IF - RE- RAIL". Not good.

Everything in moderation and anticipation.

25000 hours of flight experience. Military and civilian. If I was starting from scratch, I’d want this guy as my instructor. I love the way he breaks things down to basics, and obviously holds a high standard. I always used the guideline that some momma had sent their kid off to the military and was expecting us not to let them get killed, so I put a high standard on myself for doing my best to make sure they were safe in an airplane. Keep in mind these guys aren’t just flying dual all the time, but he is gonna turn this kid solo one day soon. Momma would like him to survive that experience, as well as all the others that’s sure to come. This is one of the best instructors I’ve ever seen. Bravo to you sir for what you do and doing it so well.

This instructor is awesome! I love his demeanor and how well prepared he is and organized in his thoughts. I taught this same stuff for the majority of the chunk of 10 years I was in, and I’ll tell you he is a top notch IP. It’s easy to see videos on here of blue angels and thunder chickens doing all sorts of stuff, but they are nothing as pilots until this guy teaches them this. The level of airmanship that is required to teach, brief, supervise, and then keep these two young pilots from tangling in the air is one of the most underestimated feats in aviation. Then he grades them, debriefs, and moves on to 2 more of these events every day. All in an environment that is heavily populated with other planes all doing similar yet different stuff. You have my respect sir, because not only are you doing all this, you are sharing this here for everybody else to see. Thank you!

So this is how IFR approach is made on approach no matter what the approach is?

Great lesson on formation techniques! Will be using these with my flying buds.

Lol he thinks like I do. I like it.

Very helpful! We're using some of your content as presentation material for DCS World Training Lessons...thanks! 🕶 JUICE

Background noise is making it really hard to understand what s being said

I love this stuff!…. Was an NFOC when I graduated college, but failed color vision portion of medical 😒

This surely helps me with my carrier landings in DCS :D love it!

What is the arm patch for the Navy student? The one with the stormtrooper? That's freaking awesome. I can't find it via a google search.

What happened to the how to practice the maneuvers on the ground exercise?

Love how he got caught at the low and fast situation.

OK Cool? What fucking generation is this?

Well done, the power pitch relationship can be hard for some to understand, he put all together.

In a prop aircraft, when on speed but a little shallow, why can't he just add power? I was trained to pitch for speed and power for altitude ( generally). I understand he may gain a few knts temporarily but his airspeed should more or less return to the trimmed speed, right?

Turn and burn sir. I agree with that.

Nice! - I'm 2 years out from graduating college and have 27 hours in a Piper Archer and Naval Aviation is my dream

Aye Aye Sir a direct order that will be carried out immediately. Yes sir, No sir, No excuse Sir.

Yes sir, yes sir, yes sir, yes sir....too much. The guy isn't God.

Yes sir, yes sir, yes sir, yes sir. I wish he wouldn't say it every two seconds.

like a kung foo movie the sound doesn't sync.

Thanks for publishing these videos. I’m not a military pilot, though I am a civilian commercial pilot and flight instructor. It’s interesting to see how the military teaches its own pilots the basics of flying an airplane. It gives me additional insights and a few techniques I can incorporate into my own teaching arsenal.

Great stuff. Thanks for the upload. I logged 20 hours in a 172, from years backm but even without the ground school, I took, I can understand what this instructor is teaching. It shows how well he is able to communicate and convey information to others. I came across this video months ago and did not bookmark it at the time. Not making the same mistake again and I subscribed.

Yes. But how should each correct for the situation? For example, does the lead need to slow down to let the wing catch up or does the wing speed up to get into correct position?

Gosh this stuff can be so confusing

good instructor

compentent instructor