I love this guy. I’m a straight, British man in my 60’s who has lived in America and hopes she comes through these troubled political times. But guys like this demonstrate just how “great” America always has been.
@@garethdesborough7960 it’s been how great the forces are in any given country. I did 22 years uk army, I already know this man’s loss when he leaves this job. It’s gonna hurt, and you’ll never get it back 😢 I have no advice
I am a former Navy Chief Petty Officer and I grew up in and now live in Grand Junction. I still stop what I’m doing and look up and watch the planes as they transition through the valley and I still never get tired of it! GoNavy!
My uncle was master chief petty officer for the coast guard. I'm not familiar with ranks and what not but from what I understand that's a pretty high rank ?
😅 @Caninedriver ! USAF Daughter, former Navy wife and a PROUD US ARMY MOM! Hooooah! I lean more towards Army, since my son is now a Sgt and has worked hard for his promotion. My ex, only made E4 in the Navy and I'm the one who did his workbook for his promotion. Plus he's an EX for a reason! Hey Chief PO, I'd like to buy you a cigar or a nice bottle of bourbon sometime when I go for my monthly (or bimonthly) trip to Junction. Same goes for you Pail! I'd love to buy you a beer at one of the many breweries in JCT or better yet, if you ever make it to Moab, I'll buy you a beer at Moab Brewery!
I almost hesitate to use the word "comforting", but the meter and cadence of your narration, coupled with the incredible flight footage, is just that. Thank you, for the descriptions and explanations.
Soothing. I imagine air to air fight going on and hearing “turn left, a little more, see him off the nose. Vanquished, Fly Navy!” All in the soothing narration.
Another home run! I enjoyed the airline humor. True story, I recently was working on one of my jets, and got to talking with a new hire first officer. He was a former F-18 driver, just left the Navy. He still had the navy spirit, referred to me as a "Maintainer." And, the icing on the cake was, he called me "Sir!" First time an officer called me sir, lol. Didn't get a salute however but still a good chuckle. Fly Navy!
Growler...I am absolutely honored to say you represent the best of the USA..!!! I wish you all the best the world has to offer. You make your parents and the rest of us sooooo proud. Love your videos..!!!
I pray that you will have a great career with one of the major airlines and that I will be honored to have you as my pilot one day.Thank you for your service to our country.We will miss your videos as they are the highlight of my day.
I live in GJ and can always tell when Hornets fly in or out; the Hornet has a very distinctive sound. It’s always good to see and hear miljets visit! 🤙🏼
@@mallinois4978 Oooh! You’re right, NOTHING sounds as beautiful as a big recip - and 4 are even better. I was born with the sound of six big recips on B-36s shaking the ground. I’ve loved those things ever since. 😊🤙🏼
What, no inverted flight? No midair refueling? No rolling deck? No meatball? No Ace wire? No rapid deceleration? No disarming of weapons? You'll be bored out of your mind...
Whether as the skipper of your own carrier, or an airline pilot, your future is enviably bright for sure! You were not joking about the sense of humor. Loved it as always!
Growler is the voice of Mister Rogers for Naval aviation..I feel like every time I watch I’m waiting for him to sing it’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood..
Ok..one more. Our flight demo team is going to perform at the Grand Junction airshow. (Featuring the Thunderbirds). Its Friday practice day and the Canadian Super Hornet demo team as well as the USN Super Hornet are scheduled to perform on Saturday. After practice ( the USN team had not arrived yet) the commander of the Canadian team was the featured speaker at the performers cook out dinner on the ramp. When it was his turn to speak, he got about 5 words out when the USN 2 ship came roaring into the overhead, pitched out and made about 4 or 5 low approaches. The speaker just gave up and said.."Ladies and Gentlemen, your United States Navy" The timing was too perfect to be a coincidence..
You forgot to mention that Grand Junction has some awesome dirt biking right under your approach around the airport. Plus, proximity to Moab is awesome.
Good stuff. Grand Junction is a cool spot, stopped there for a few hours on a road trip and wish I could have stayed longer. And as always, immaculate Bob Ross vibes.
My daughter is obsessed with becoming a a fixed wing naval aviator. Maybe talk about your career path someday? I'm a medically retired Marine ground pounder and my father was an F-15C pilot but neither of us have useful Navy advice for her
You have such a calm voice and positive tone in all of your videos! I would imagine you'd be a terrific flight instructor! Thanks for taking us along on your flights! Best wishes for continued success and thank you for your service!
Fly Navy..We have been doing this since 1911... Love it...!!! Signature move... Hope you are strapped and bolted in tight enough to that Ejection seat mate...! If you do transition to Airline Pilot, your passengers are going to be safe . Cheers...!
😂😂 Awesome intro!! I was cracking up!! Really loved this Jam. Watched it a few times already! I was waiting for drag chute deployment. Lol. I’m old school. Pail I hope Tee sent you my pics of other things drag chutes are good for. Thank you for awesome commentary and sharing the Jam!! Fly Navy!!
@@GrowlerJams Yeah you get a few Marines together with a Typhoon. A drag chute, a pre-oil cart and free time it can only be a bad combination. Just ask the Air Force!!!!
I’m English and was in Grand Junction last year and thought it odd they have an A6 and F11 gate guardians at a place about as far from the ocean as you can get. Thanks for this, brought back memories.
Due to my very intense work schedule, for the first time in a long time, I get to sleep until late morning on a Saturday morning, and a new jam video is the first thing I woke up to. What a wonderful way to start the weekend!
Awesome video...I play DCS World and fly the F18. Your videos help me to try to be as realistic as possible. Although I am sure nothing beats real life, but for those of us who will probably never get to fly a F18 in real life, flight sims give us a taste. A little jealous not going to lie 😃. Best of luck to you.
Yeah I fly f18 on Sim too, it's awesome that he talks thru the maneuvers, I actually live in junction and practice landing at this airport ALL THE TIME, so it was awesome to see him do it and give a verbal walk thru to boot, super cool!!
Fun video.. A few years ago as captain of a BIG jet flying westbound dodging storms and doing about mach .82, we notice we are passing an F18 a few thoundsand feet below us. The FO keys the mic and asks ATC if the F18 pilot knows he is getting passed by the mighty B757. Suddenly the F18 speeds up and passes us by. Just then the stewardess calls to tell us our grilled salmon is ready..;) Got a couple other fun F18 stories at Grand Junction.
I was anticipating your new video this morning, I am amazed that you give a history lesson on most of your videos and that is very much enjoyed and I never new anything about Grand Junction, I think that what makes your videos stand out above the rest, plus the way you explain what your doing and what is going on in your aircraft and around you! Thanks again for your service and always Fly Navy!!!!
“Signature Move” cracks Me up every time and I just know You have a grin on Your face every time You do it. Keep up the great work You do for all Brother!
Hello Growler Jammer! I'm a little late to your party, but I have throughly enjoyed your video collage with your narrative voice-overs. Nice work! My answer to your video title is, "Why certainly, a Navy Pilot can definitely pass as an airline captain!." 😆 It's no secret that comercial pilots do possess a military background. Thank you for your dedication and comittment as well as a dash of humor. 👍 😎Tim
Back in the '70s, here in the UK, we used to have car stickers coloured dark blue, brown and light blue with the phrases "Fly Navy", "Sail Army" and "Walk Sideways" on the relevant coloured patch! The RAF is referred to as Crab Air by the other British services.
Wish we had signature move handles for long drives on bumpy roads. I appreciate the need for an occasional butt adjustment myself. Dig your videos and appreciate all you and your fellow servicemen and women do for us. Stay frosty!
Great humor! Its really good to hear your explaination of your moves to get into final approach and land. Two entirely different situations from that long runway to a carrier landing! Thank you for taking us along and fly Navy (airlines)!
Brother Pail...THANKS for your AMAZING videos and perspective(s)! Having had the privilege of flying the Mighty F-15C Eagle for over 17 years, retired in 2011 (ugh!), I can only say that I hope you understand, EVERY SORTIE, the rare opportunity it is to fly Americas PREMIER aircraft. Bravo Zulu and Sierra Hotel from a very humble Aviator - callsign "Spam"
"GROWLER" , a HEARTFELT THANK YOU for such wonderful, educational, professional, fun, entertaining videos. Reminds me of my time on CV66 ! USS AMERICA. I spent time on her in the early 90s. I, as my "name" indicates, was a Green Beret, aka "snake eater". I enjoyed my time on her. Even the "hump" as you walked the gangways. God bless
Great video Man. I was in the Marine Corps in the 90s. I was a combat engineer. I did some time on an expeditionary airfield in North Carolina. I had the honor to stand at the arresting pit to watch F-18s and EA6Bs trap. Great respect to all Marine and Navy pilots. Also I worked it the Navy in an F-14 crash investigation out of Oceana. Much respect and love you Navy Pilots great guys. Thank you
So cool!! ✌️ My daughter will do a highschool year as an exchange student in the Denver area starting in August 🇺🇸🤝🇩🇪 Thx for this preview of Western Colorado - great channel 👍👍
Nice. Great narration, a thousand things going on at once and you trapped the three wire. Dad WWII, late brother Vietnam, younger brother both gulf conflicts. Navy, Navy, Navy.
Great videos. This was perfect for me. I was VP-40’s flight surgeon from ‘97-‘99 at Whidbey, and I finished my medical career at the Grand Junction VA Med Center. Used to love hearing you guys fly around the Grand Valley! Go Navy!
Marine pilot here (of 50 years ago) who never flew jets. Been flying FSX for years now. A few years back taught myself to fly the VRS F/A-18E 'Superbug'. Learned to carqual using NATOPS. Have learned how to use all the various weapons systems. I study all your videos for details I may have missed (not many). Nothing like doing it for real, though. Hope you're not getting too much grief from the brass for making yourself a movie star. Payback: this is a great recruiting tool. I would've LOVED to have videos like this to watch when I was a kid. Keep 'em coming.
I live just off the approach of Runway 29 in GJT. What a great job of describing the area I grew up in. Love you guys as you turn to 150 deg after takeoff. Right over my patio! Love it! 😊
I've flown into GJT and to runway 11 many times over the last 25 years as an airline pilot. I've always loved military aviation and have seen F18s many times at GJT. So this was a great video to see! Thank you for your service and for sharing this.
Man these are really cool, informative and interesting videos. They don't come off like you're yelling "GET SOME!" off camera every 5 seconds if you know what I mean. Keep it up brother.
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Every time I adjust myself in the seat of my pickup truck I find myself saying, 'signature move...feeling better'. 😁
Nice.
Yeah me too cause I drive with no license and was speeding and dodged a cop 🤣 just playing a little bit
😂
Your summons is on the way!@No_ReGretzky99
I love this guy. I’m a straight, British man in my 60’s who has lived in America and hopes she comes through these troubled political times. But guys like this demonstrate just how “great” America always has been.
@@garethdesborough7960 it’s been how great the forces are in any given country. I did 22 years uk army, I already know this man’s loss when he leaves this job. It’s gonna hurt, and you’ll never get it back 😢 I have no advice
I am a former Navy Chief Petty Officer and I grew up in and now live in Grand Junction. I still stop what I’m doing and look up and watch the planes as they transition through the valley and I still never get tired of it! GoNavy!
You go to Lincoln orchard Mesa elementary by chance? I grew up in GJ, moved when I was like 11 to Fort Collins.
My uncle was master chief petty officer for the coast guard. I'm not familiar with ranks and what not but from what I understand that's a pretty high rank ?
Sorry, Chief, but as former ARMY aviation, I can't resist: GO ARMY, BEAT navy!! Blessings & stay well👍🏻
😅 @Caninedriver ! USAF Daughter, former Navy wife and a PROUD US ARMY MOM! Hooooah! I lean more towards Army, since my son is now a Sgt and has worked hard for his promotion. My ex, only made E4 in the Navy and I'm the one who did his workbook for his promotion. Plus he's an EX for a reason!
Hey Chief PO, I'd like to buy you a cigar or a nice bottle of bourbon sometime when I go for my monthly (or bimonthly) trip to Junction.
Same goes for you Pail! I'd love to buy you a beer at one of the many breweries in JCT or better yet, if you ever make it to Moab, I'll buy you a beer at Moab Brewery!
Pail illustrates why America has the best pilots. No doubt.
I'm from UK - you know America's biggest aircraft carrier! 🤣I'm glad you're on our side!👍✈
👌🏽
Who would have imagined that doing something so regular for yourself but so incredible for others.
This is incredible.
Thanks, Courtney!
Indeed! this is my childhood dream.
You got the voice for it. Those signature moves are all fly navy.
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I almost hesitate to use the word "comforting", but the meter and cadence of your narration, coupled with the incredible flight footage, is just that. Thank you, for the descriptions and explanations.
Cheers!
Soothing. I imagine air to air fight going on and hearing “turn left, a little more, see him off the nose. Vanquished, Fly Navy!” All in the soothing narration.
Just hate to hear you’re leaving the NAVY. You are a valuable asset, always respected and appreciated!
Another home run! I enjoyed the airline humor. True story, I recently was working on one of my jets, and got to talking with a new hire first officer. He was a former F-18 driver, just left the Navy. He still had the navy spirit, referred to me as a "Maintainer." And, the icing on the cake was, he called me "Sir!"
First time an officer called me sir, lol. Didn't get a salute however but still a good chuckle.
Fly Navy!
Ha!
Such a cool cat, Pail.😎 Humor ✔️ Signature move ✔️ Voice over ✔️
Slight jet sound in the background ✔️ Love it. Fly Navy 💫 🙏🏻♥️🙏🏻
🙏🏻🇺🇲🙏🏻
Growler...I am absolutely honored to say you represent the best of the USA..!!!
I wish you all the best the world has to offer. You make your parents and the rest of us sooooo proud. Love your videos..!!!
I pray that you will have a great career with one of the major airlines and that I will be honored to have you as my pilot one day.Thank you for your service to our country.We will miss your videos as they are the highlight of my day.
And frankly we’re the best. No truer words spoken.
Thank you Sir for what you do. Bless our Vets 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Love your voiceovers, really informative. You are a credit to your country and profession. God bless you.
I live in GJ and can always tell when Hornets fly in or out; the Hornet has a very distinctive sound. It’s always good to see and hear miljets visit! 🤙🏼
"DOC" flew right over my house yesterday. A fully restored B-29 on downwind ...l know that ww2 sound ..nothing else sounds like that
@@mallinois4978 Oooh! You’re right, NOTHING sounds as beautiful as a big recip - and 4 are even better. I was born with the sound of six big recips on B-36s shaking the ground. I’ve loved those things ever since. 😊🤙🏼
I live near Lincoln Park myself, and I can always tell when the military is making yet another visit to town.
@@helicitywx 😊🤙🏼
I'm Navy born at Whidbey, myself. Dad was a 20 year man. Naval aviation IS the best!
What, no inverted flight? No midair refueling? No rolling deck? No meatball? No Ace wire? No rapid deceleration? No disarming of weapons? You'll be bored out of your mind...
The in-flight catering was fantastic. Best: Enjoy the journey...🌠
Whether as the skipper of your own carrier, or an airline pilot, your future is enviably bright for sure! You were not joking about the sense of humor. Loved it as always!
Okay, when you said you were bringing humor I didn't expect this level. This was amazing 😂 🧡
Thanks, Mari.
Growler is the voice of Mister Rogers for Naval aviation..I feel like every time I watch I’m waiting for him to sing it’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood..
🤣😂👍
Mr Rodger’s ??????
Get real.
Mister Rodgers was an Army Sniper wasnt he?. "Hey friend, just one more step out from behind that truck, there you go..."
He has a WAY SEXIER voice than Mr. Roger's or Bob Ross y'all! I be all up by the cockpit wanting to see THIS sexy pilot! 😂😅
Ok..one more.
Our flight demo team is going to perform at the Grand Junction airshow. (Featuring the Thunderbirds). Its Friday practice day and the Canadian Super Hornet demo team as well as the USN Super Hornet are scheduled to perform on Saturday. After practice ( the USN team had not arrived yet) the commander of the Canadian team was the featured speaker at the performers cook out dinner on the ramp. When it was his turn to speak, he got about 5 words out when the USN 2 ship came roaring into the overhead, pitched out and made about 4 or 5 low approaches. The speaker just gave up and said.."Ladies and Gentlemen, your United States Navy"
The timing was too perfect to be a coincidence..
The Canadians fly the CF-18 which is a version of the Legacy Hornet.
Hilarious, I’m always waiting for the signature move now.
I appreciate your professionalism and your ability, both physical and mental. I envy you and your ability to fly those jets!
Gotta admit I have bugger all interest in Grand Junction, BUT listening to those dulcet tones of PAIL made the place seem awesome. LOVED IT!!!
“Piano keys”. I learn so much from your videos even if I can’t apply more than ‘signature move’ in my daily life. Keep it coming.
You forgot to mention that Grand Junction has some awesome dirt biking right under your approach around the airport. Plus, proximity to Moab is awesome.
Moab ROCKS! Mentally and physically!! ❤ 😊 Gotta love the positive vibes from the iron in the red rock! ❤
"Little signature move, know they love it"
This man maxed out speech and charisma and it shows 😂
Good stuff. Grand Junction is a cool spot, stopped there for a few hours on a road trip and wish I could have stayed longer. And as always, immaculate Bob Ross vibes.
I really enjoy your thoroughly professional aircraft handling skills & your commentary 🫡
My daughter is obsessed with becoming a a fixed wing naval aviator. Maybe talk about your career path someday? I'm a medically retired Marine ground pounder and my father was an F-15C pilot but neither of us have useful Navy advice for her
You have such a calm voice and positive tone in all of your videos! I would imagine you'd be a terrific flight instructor! Thanks for taking us along on your flights! Best wishes for continued success and thank you for your service!
Cheers!
Have a great weekend pail. Thanks for the videos. In a future video it would be cool to give your EWO some love or something from their perspective
Fly Navy..We have been doing this since 1911... Love it...!!! Signature move... Hope you are strapped and bolted in tight enough to that Ejection seat mate...! If you do transition to Airline Pilot, your passengers are going to be safe . Cheers...!
Cheers!
FLY NAVY !!!!!😀😀😀
Greetings from Crimea UA! Thanks a lot for your help and support! USA❤
😂😂 Awesome intro!! I was cracking up!! Really loved this Jam. Watched it a few times already! I was waiting for drag chute deployment. Lol. I’m old school. Pail I hope Tee sent you my pics of other things drag chutes are good for. Thank you for awesome commentary and sharing the Jam!! Fly Navy!!
Fly Navy! Saw the pictures. Love the shenanigans. Cheers!
@@GrowlerJams Yeah you get a few Marines together with a Typhoon. A drag chute, a pre-oil cart and free time it can only be a bad combination. Just ask the Air Force!!!!
I’m English and was in Grand Junction last year and thought it odd they have an A6 and F11 gate guardians at a place about as far from the ocean as you can get. Thanks for this, brought back memories.
Dude!! You’re the best.
Due to my very intense work schedule, for the first time in a long time, I get to sleep until late morning on a Saturday morning, and a new jam video is the first thing I woke up to. What a wonderful way to start the weekend!
Awesome video...I play DCS World and fly the F18. Your videos help me to try to be as realistic as possible. Although I am sure nothing beats real life, but for those of us who will probably never get to fly a F18 in real life, flight sims give us a taste. A little jealous not going to lie 😃. Best of luck to you.
Thanks!
Yeah I fly f18 on Sim too, it's awesome that he talks thru the maneuvers, I actually live in junction and practice landing at this airport ALL THE TIME, so it was awesome to see him do it and give a verbal walk thru to boot, super cool!!
Hand salute, Sir! That was one smooth landing! Go NAVY!!!
You're going to have to talk to Boing about installing a Signature Move bar in your 737. Thanks for the video sir.
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Idk if he flies Boeing, I ain't going lmao😂😂😂 just playing I like.bitj Boeing and airbus
@@No_ReGretzkys99 Can a parachute be a personal item?
Fun video..
A few years ago as captain of a BIG jet flying westbound dodging storms and doing about mach .82, we notice we are passing an F18 a few thoundsand feet below us. The FO keys the mic and asks ATC if the F18 pilot knows he is getting passed by the mighty B757. Suddenly the F18 speeds up and passes us by. Just then the stewardess calls to tell us our grilled salmon is ready..;)
Got a couple other fun F18 stories at Grand Junction.
Ha!
FLY NAVY TODAY!!
Excellent flight! Complementary up grade to first class, a window seat, peanuts and a soft drink. 👍🥜🥜🥜🥤Fly Navy✈
Thanks for the ride, Commander!
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As always, excellent job! I love watching these full screen. Always wanted to be a pilot as a kid.
Great Navy landing! Thanks for your service sir 🤙
Always great when you're in the cockpit.
Another awesome jam..and that signature move you know we love it! Oh Yeah..
I was anticipating your new video this morning, I am amazed that you give a history lesson on most of your videos and that is very much enjoyed and I never new anything about Grand Junction, I think that what makes your videos stand out above the rest, plus the way you explain what your doing and what is going on in your aircraft and around you! Thanks again for your service and always Fly Navy!!!!
Thanks, David.
“Signature Move” cracks Me up every time and I just know You have a grin on Your face every time You do it. Keep up the great work You do for all Brother!
Cheers!
LMAO 😂 great cabin announcements from the Captain 👍👍👍
Thanks for the humor! I appreciate it more when former military aviators fly the craft that I ride.
People said that "Too good to be true" and finally is true with the voice of a legendary commercial airline advertising. 😊🎉💯💥
Love it!
Hello Growler Jammer! I'm a little late to your party, but I have throughly enjoyed your video collage with your narrative voice-overs. Nice work! My answer to your video title is, "Why certainly, a Navy Pilot can definitely pass as an airline captain!." 😆 It's no secret that comercial pilots do possess a military background. Thank you for your dedication and comittment as well as a dash of humor. 👍 😎Tim
Loved this one Pail. Beautiful scenery all around and a silky smooth landing. Greetings from the UK. Fly Navy👍
Cheers!
Dood. LOVE the channel. CAVU=Ceiling and visibility unlimited. You're now free to move about the Internets!
Love it. From a former structural mechanic and A-6/EA-6 specialist and plane captain... 6/75 - 6/79.
Fly Navy!
Thank you for your service.
Back in the '70s, here in the UK, we used to have car stickers coloured dark blue, brown and light blue with the phrases "Fly Navy", "Sail Army" and "Walk Sideways" on the relevant coloured patch!
The RAF is referred to as Crab Air by the other British services.
The best. I could watch em all day.
Wish we had signature move handles for long drives on bumpy roads. I appreciate the need for an occasional butt adjustment myself. Dig your videos and appreciate all you and your fellow servicemen and women do for us. Stay frosty!
Was there for the first time last month, watching Blue Angels perform. Brings back great memories!
Grand Junction native! Love watching the F18’s train there!
Great humor! Its really good to hear your explaination of your moves to get into final approach and land. Two entirely different situations from that long runway to a carrier landing! Thank you for taking us along and fly Navy (airlines)!
Brother Pail...THANKS for your AMAZING videos and perspective(s)! Having had the privilege of flying the Mighty F-15C Eagle for over 17 years, retired in 2011 (ugh!), I can only say that I hope you understand, EVERY SORTIE, the rare opportunity it is to fly Americas PREMIER aircraft. Bravo Zulu and Sierra Hotel from a very humble Aviator - callsign "Spam"
In all of my Navy flying, I never had a Captain as Nice as you ! LOL ! AMEAN 1973
Thanks Pail.
Got my vote for the best channel on the Tube.
"GROWLER" , a HEARTFELT THANK YOU for such wonderful, educational, professional, fun, entertaining videos. Reminds me of my time on CV66 ! USS AMERICA. I spent time on her in the early 90s. I, as my "name" indicates, was a Green Beret, aka "snake eater". I enjoyed my time on her. Even the "hump" as you walked the gangways. God bless
Great video Man. I was in the Marine Corps in the 90s. I was a combat engineer. I did some time on an expeditionary airfield in North Carolina. I had the honor to stand at the arresting pit to watch F-18s and EA6Bs trap. Great respect to all Marine and Navy pilots. Also I worked it the Navy in an F-14 crash investigation out of Oceana. Much respect and love you Navy Pilots great guys. Thank you
Cheers!
Great stuff, keep it coming 🫡
Thanks!!!
I live in Grand Junction! Love to see it from the eyes of the Navy!
I loved the humour👍 Nice to see you don't have to take yourself too seriously but still doing a great job
Awesome, I live in junction. U guys fly right over my house almost daily, love it. Thank u for the information on our town.
fascinating example of irrigation in a desert, dirt left, grass and civilization right.
LOVE IT!! I got to take a flight of UH-60s into Cheyenne Wyoming for refuel when I was a Captain and loved flying into my home.
Little signature move ha, absolutely love it 😆
Thank you
Congratulations on the promotion to LCDR! Brilliant video narration with a salute to the Airlines.
So cool!! ✌️ My daughter will do a highschool year as an exchange student in the Denver area starting in August 🇺🇸🤝🇩🇪 Thx for this preview of Western Colorado - great channel 👍👍
Nice. Great narration, a thousand things going on at once and you trapped the three wire. Dad WWII, late brother Vietnam, younger brother both gulf conflicts. Navy, Navy, Navy.
Amen.
Great videos. This was perfect for me. I was VP-40’s flight surgeon from ‘97-‘99 at Whidbey, and I finished my medical career at the Grand Junction VA Med Center. Used to love hearing you guys fly around the Grand Valley! Go Navy!
Love seeing my hometown on this! 🤘🏻
Happy Veteran’s Day Pail. Happy Veteran’s Day to all the Vets. Thank you.
Much appreciated
Great trip !! Thanks, Pail and the U S Navy !! Love it!
Fly with you any day!
Marine pilot here (of 50 years ago) who never flew jets. Been flying FSX for years now. A few years back taught myself to fly the VRS F/A-18E 'Superbug'. Learned to carqual using NATOPS. Have learned how to use all the various weapons systems. I study all your videos for details I may have missed (not many). Nothing like doing it for real, though. Hope you're not getting too much grief from the brass for making yourself a movie star. Payback: this is a great recruiting tool. I would've LOVED to have videos like this to watch when I was a kid. Keep 'em coming.
Always enjoy a firm contact with the ground landing.
I live just off the approach of Runway 29 in GJT. What a great job of describing the area I grew up in. Love you guys as you turn to 150 deg after takeoff. Right over my patio! Love it! 😊
Cheers!
I've flown into GJT and to runway 11 many times over the last 25 years as an airline pilot. I've always loved military aviation and have seen F18s many times at GJT. So this was a great video to see! Thank you for your service and for sharing this.
New favourite channel. Please keep the videos coming!
You are doing very good work, it is a pleasure to watch you.
Love your channel. I could always tell when i flew copilot for a Navy pilot, or now my copilots. The "arrival" is always telling. ;)
Man these are really cool, informative and interesting videos. They don't come off like you're yelling "GET SOME!" off camera every 5 seconds if you know what I mean. Keep it up brother.
Cheers!
Great jam today, Pail. Love getting to Fly Navy when these show up.
Always loved flying into grand junction. Miss it 6:27
Best ever Pail, Bob Ross United Airlines Capt. In the making. And Yes, loved the signature moves X 2.
Hemmroids ??? 😊
You askin’? 😡