Flying the F-15C Eagle in Japan - Marco McCaffrey (Part 3)

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10 Percent True #18 P3 - "Marco" McCaffrey - F-15C Fighter Pilot
In Part 3 of my interview with "Marco" McCaffrey, he continues talking about flying the F-15C Eagle in Japan, at WSEP and at RED FLAG. He then talks about his time at NORAD.
Part 1 of the interview, here: • Flying the F-111E in C...
Part 2 here: • Flying the F-15C Eagle...

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2 июл 2024

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@MattWagner 3 года назад

This channel deserves many, many more subs.

@10percenttrue 3 года назад

Cheers, Matt. I need to find a social media marketing guru who can get the word out for me!

@eicjc 3 года назад

Couldn’t agree more

@MattWagner 3 года назад

@@10percenttrue. 100%! I'm dumbfounded that this channel does not get more attention. One of the very best for those that love modern-day combat aviation.

@boggy8557 3 года назад

@@10percenttrue I'll share the interviews on DCS Facebook groups....28,000 members so that should add a few more subscribers!

@sedlo 3 года назад

Another outstanding interview! The part about the JASDF was fascinating, I hadn’t realized they didn’t have AAR capability. Thank you Marco and Steve, I’ve really enjoyed (and learned from) this series. Looking forward to part 4.

@-theflea-4561 3 года назад

Great interview again, keep them coming 👍

@arianjafari5760 3 года назад

What a great series of interviews

@gb7418 3 года назад

Holy cow. The entire interview is great but those parts on Japan’s default defensive posture completely denying them the ability to air refuel, and all the talk on war games, electronic warfare tactics with China was fascinating - since I just read somewhere that China is currently “wearing out” Japan’s Eagles and pilots thru daily incursions into uncomfortably close airspace.