Tornado GR1 Nav to F-15E Strike Eagle WSO | Mal Craghill (In-Person Part 2)

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Former RAF Tornado GR1 nav, Mal Craghill, shares what it was like to get a USAF exchange tour to be an F-15E Strike Eagle WSO, which includes the similarities and differences between the Tornado and RAF all accompanied by some great stories!
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19 ноя 2022

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Комментарии : 31

@counterair173 Год назад

G9.4 without a slam from crew chief. Full respect!

@iain8837 Год назад

Top interview, he probably blasted over my high school in the Scottish borders back in the day!

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Cheers!

@c1ph3rpunk Год назад

Man, I REALLY enjoyed this one. His part about what it was like for him on 9/11 was fascinating, he was all ready to get into the fight, like that day. But, totally get the optics of that from the embassy’s view.

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Cheers

@bill8784 Год назад

Minutes in & thumbs up as Mal, my Dad was a bomb aimer on XV Squadron in 1944. “Strike hard, strike sure”.

@malcraghill7 Год назад

I bet he had some stories

@bill8784 Год назад

@@malcraghill7 Yes. He was very proud of being in XV Squadron and served the RAF for almost 50 years.

@sharizabel2582 Год назад

I was in a B course in the Eagles in 2001 with an Australian exchange that went up to AK. I was a grey beard Capt transitioning from the EA-6. Prior to that was 111 time.

@MrLeewsee Год назад

Tom Pauley was my Fraternity brother at Penn State! His nick name was Chip.

@malcraghill7 Год назад

That's lovely to hear. We knew him as TP.

@charlesdavis7940 Год назад

I haven’t laughed so hard in a while. Thank you.

@matt3104 Год назад

Awesome interview! Really enjoyed this one, and complete respect for saying the Lancaster as a memorable moment.

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Great to hear you enjoyed it, Matt.

@OldSchoolNI Год назад

Great interview, love hearing the back seater perspective on things.

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Cheers!

@theflyingfool Год назад

Excellent!!

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Cheers!

@davidsmith8997 Год назад

A good end to an interesting interview!

@garryclelland4481 Год назад

Thanks , really enjoyed that

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Cheers Garry.

@thefrecklepuny Год назад

Great interview!

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Cheers :)

@C_C_SEA Год назад

💯

@hhall1932 Год назад

Was the Aussie he was talking about Matt hall? I seem to remember he went on strike eagles around that time

@Aircrewinterview Год назад

Good question. We have had Matt on the channel also.

@hhall1932 Год назад

@@Aircrewinterview yeah I've seen that one too. Great video btw and all of the others you've done too. But yeah I remember from his book he talked about flying mud hens just can't remember the exact dates

@malcraghill7 Год назад

For most of my time out there it was Paul Simmons, but Matt came out towards the end of my tour.

@hhall1932 Год назад

@@malcraghill7 hey Mal, thanks for the reply. Your story was really cool to here and I love learning more about the Brits and their adventures as an Aussie myself. I myself am going through the application process for the RAAF aiming for pilot and I've been trying to reach out to former RAAF pilots. Of you are still in contact with him, is there any chance you could put me onto Paul Simmonds? I've already been luck enough to get some stuff answered for me by Matt Hall but each person I can get to know can only help me and as a person with no current or former ADF family members it's really helpful to me to gain some insight on the RAAF through others experiences.