MiG-29 FULCRUM Kill / Shootdown - Chuck Magill (Part 2)

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10PCT #28: Sly Magill, Part 2.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:34 TOPGUN
00:09:08 WTI
00:14:02 F-15 Exchange
00:21:15 Meeting Paco
00:25:51 OPERATION JUST CAUSE
00:29:00 MSIP II F-15C Qualities
00:35:57 Hornet vs. Eagle Tactics
00:40:33 Large Force Exercise Experience
00:43:14 Getting Ready to go to War
00:46:25 The Iraqi Air Force - What We Knew
00:53:35 FOXBAT? No threat
00:55:35 Planning the First Daylight Mission
01:07:05 Going to War
01:08:58 Emotions
01:10:59 Killing a Fulcrum
01:37:19 Error Free? An Impossibility?
01:42:00 Fate of the Iraqi Pilots?
01:46:41 Lessons Learned?

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9 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 64

@Dan-qp1el Год назад

Steve, I appreciate your professionalism. Getting these stories on historical record will be appreciated for a long, long time.

@KernowekTim 2 года назад

Another superb interview with Chuck Magill. The information, here, is so much easier to take on-board, for me, because it is relayed to the point, without 'Gung-ho' bluster or hype. Words spoken quietly, as they impart knowledge, are so much more conducive to most learning curves, I think. Chuck is, without doubt a very brave, vastly experienced professional. Most such men and women are softly spoken: yet their respective mannerisms must not to be confused with weakness in any form. Listening to your questions and your interviewees replies fills me with confidence, in the knowledge that 'we' are blessed to have such folk protect us. Fair play.

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

A wonderful and insightful comment, Tim. Thank you.

@bazej1080 2 года назад

I remember reading his story 3-4 after Desert Storm as a small kid barely understanding what he described and what happened. I was amazed though looking at his photo with mighty F-15 fighter. Thanks for inviting Sly Magill to the interview!

@eicjc 2 года назад

Outstanding. Huge thanks to Sly for his time and generosity with the details. Huge thanks to you Steve……as always. The best just keeps getting better.

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Thanks, Jim!

@Dan-qp1el Год назад

Its incredible to me, incredible......that the Navy would look at the early F-18 and say to themselves...."Yea, we don't need RWR. who cares if someone is targeting us"

@Truffles_Wilson 2 месяца назад

I convinced myself I had misunderstood what he was saying because I couldn’t imagine that being true.

@GunniesLetsFlyVFR 5 месяцев назад

AMAZING Story. What a Legend this man is :)

@terrancemccaffrey9954 2 года назад

Thanks as always Steve - AWESOME interview. It is cool to hear the story from the other four-ship lead to fill in the rest of the story from Kluso! He also confirmed a lot of things I already knew, like that the Eagle was much better than the Hornet back then...first time I ever heard anyone admit it! You have started '22 with some great stuff...hope you can keep it up! Marco

@TURKEYpilot101 2 года назад

Hands down the best pod cast, so pure and true. I get excited when you post stuff and just keep up the great work Steve.

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Thanks, Carl!

@forthwithtx5852 2 года назад

Great guest. Thank you Steve and Sly!

@jato62 2 года назад

Fantastic

@gregoirewolff 2 года назад

Great interview and interviewee, as always. I have read somewhere that the Iraqi Mig-29s didn’t have Archer capabilities back then. I’ve always wondered if the allied pilots knew that as in WVR that would’ve been extremely dangerous. And yet when you hear pilots discussing their engagements you never hear them mention being worried about it or even avoiding a merge.

@lrw3984 2 года назад

another excellent interview.

@nichille 2 года назад

Sly, thank you for your service and candid re-telling of your story - much appreciated! Listened to every second of the 3.5 + hours, well done (again) Steve.

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Thanks so much, Nic! Your support is much appreciated.

@tl5606 Год назад

“and then they ceased to fly” -Sly

@thesweatleaf Год назад

More Marines, please. Their experience and stories are top notch. They have a diverse experience, even before they get to flight training.

@arielalvarez5553 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for this podcast. Great story!!!

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Thanks for listening, Ariel.

@alcmann 2 года назад

Thank you for not monetizing your channel unlike other podcasts of similar nature. Instantly subscribed and shared to all of my colleagues! Keep up the great content, love the take on planning and mindset how ATO’s run and operate

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Much appreciated, Al! I really hate adverts on tiny channels like mine (they sort of make sense when someone can actually make enough income to give up their day job), so appreciate you subscribing and sharing with your contacts.

@XxBloggs 2 года назад

Outstanding video. Thanks very much

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it :)

@tbuc76 2 года назад

Amazing combat story. The inclusion of the flight plan with the map of that mission made me remember how hard was mission planning in that era and before that. When we, "aircraft enthusiasts", sit in front of our PCs and try to simulate that missions in DCS or falcon 4 BMS, we put our missions together with a couple of tools in 20 minutes or so, forgetting how hard mission planning is really. Cheers for the interview again, Steve!

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

So true. I remember the mission planning software for Digital Integration's Tornado being very cool and later learning that DI actually did the development for the RAF's mission planning software as an offshoot of the game.

@tbuc76 2 года назад

yeah....good old times...DI Tornado and its expansions, but did not know about the RAF.

@geoffreymee7671 Год назад

....Sly about the F/A18. And who could have thunk thatvdress buttons couls say so much about relations. All very interesting and entertaining as are all the other posts I have heard. Also great the way you give your guest time to evolve their story rathar than rush them. Thank you for all your efforts, they are unique in this genre. I am circulating your most worthile site.

@jean-francoislemieux5509 2 года назад

BRAVO for the content ! it's so rare nowadays to get interesting content without 2-3 adds every now and then. people left TV for exactly this. now youtube has become even worst.

@Aircrewinterview 2 года назад

Brilliant! Great to see you back, mate!

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Cheers, Mike!

@Dan-qp1el Год назад

Real world stories are amazing....very humble man.

@-theflea-4561 2 года назад

Thanks so much for doing these interviews! It was great to hear about the F-15 / FA-18 comparison. And just an amazing recount of Chucks shoot down mission and fighter experience! Again, Keep up the great work!

@laMoort 2 года назад

wonderful episode. stories were really great, thank you very much.

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting.

@bjjace1 6 месяцев назад

This was a fantastic interview.

@grahamleith2801 2 года назад

Thank you what a story! So good I had to stop listening on the Podcast and come and see the maps and the rest of it on RU-vid

@TheNorbica 2 года назад

Sir! Thank you for your service!

@stuartb9194 2 года назад

Aces, cheers to you both

@geoffreymee7671 Год назад

Ive seen part 1 of this series ( my system could not see comments section...strange) and was so pleased to obsorb the nuggets of information from sly

@bjjace1 Год назад

Awesome podcast

@LRRPFco52 2 года назад

"If it doesn't have an afterburner, I'm not interested."

@samiamgreeneggsandham7587 6 месяцев назад

Dodged a few SAMs, bagged a mig-29, and became a dad all in one day. That’s living!

@nickforster748 Год назад

A great interview with considered questions that get to the heart of what it takes to operate at that level of excellence and how the fog of war gets in the way. I’m impressed how your relationship the Desert Storm F-15 veterans encourages them to open up to you (and us) about their feelings of nerves and even their adversaries. The Eagle drivers I met on Red Flag would not have admitted to them!

@10percenttrue Год назад

Cheers, Nick

@EdD-ym6le 2 года назад

Great one and first time visiting this channel - sub'd . A Marine pilot flying F15's opening day Desert Storm .... crazy story . I guess you never know where you may end up but he seems like a real solid rock type of guy that people want him on their team .Take the arrogant pilots out back and slap them around ... HaHaHa ... MARINE

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Thanks, Ed. Welcome!

@Mashupsist 2 года назад

Woah!

@gunnasintern Год назад

a Howard Hamlin approved video

@CrazyRussianPilot Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@waynegriswold8953 Год назад

this is the Marine that got checked into the wall by Paco! in this episode ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-usa8s-j3kO0.html . it is soo cool to hear stories that in one video that the same story that was told in another video by another pilot. i love your videos keep up the fantastic work!

@sebastiangonzaleziturbe1255 2 года назад

Fantastic war story Sly!!! Does anybody know the full name of SQ Commander PACO, I'm looking forward some other lessons from his leadership in war. Thanks you!

@10percenttrue 2 года назад

Frank "Paco" Geisler: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DTs880Qesgo.html

@sebastiangonzaleziturbe1255 2 года назад

Thank you 10 percent!!!