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    Air Combat Sim

    Air Combat Simulation Podcast, by Authentic Media, brings content creators, missions builders, experts and enthusiasts to explore the world of combat aircraft simulation.


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    The SH-60 Bravo’s Secret Weapon Wasn’t the Helicopter (Part II) Oct 05, 2026
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    Scott and Roger are joined by former Navy SH-60 Bravo pilot Eric Reidelbach, for the start of a Cold War and post-Cold War ASW series segment on LAMPS. The episode focuses on how the helicopter was not just an aircraft, but part of an integrated shipborne anti-submarine system. They cover the airframe, the crew relationship, the shipboard workflow, and the sensors that made the platform effective.

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    Air Combat Sim: Inside the Flight Sim Rabbit Hole with Rob and Stewmanji (Episode 2) Sep 29, 2026
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    Air Combat Sim: Inside the Flight Sim Rabbit Hole with Rob and Stewmanji (Episode 1) Sep 27, 2026
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    The future of military flight simming is modular, community-built, and a lot more immersive than most people realize. Rob and Eric "Stewmanji" break down why the hobby is in a golden age - from force feedback and 3D-printed cockpit parts to the platforms, campaigns, and community projects that are changing how you fly at home. Eric shares how a Naval Academy grad and former SH-60 Bravo pilot went from helicopter cockpits to DCS, Falcon BMS, IL-2 Korea, and a growing pile of joysticks, throttles, and custom hardware. Along the way, they dig into what makes modern combat sim hardware so compelling, why single-player and multiplayer each serve different needs, and how the right setup can completely change the feel of aircraft like the F-4, F-14, F-16, and even warbirds.

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    The SH-60 Bravo’s Secret Weapon Wasn’t the Helicopter Sep 18, 2026
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    Roger is joined by former Navy SH-60 Bravo pilot Eric Reidelbach, for the start of a Cold War and post-Cold War ASW series segment on LAMPS. The episode focuses on how the helicopter was not just an aircraft, but part of an integrated shipborne anti-submarine system. They cover the airframe, the crew relationship, the shipboard workflow, and the sensors that made the platform effective.

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    Exploring the X-7: A Forgotten X-Plane Sep 03, 2026
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    In this episode of the X-Plane series, Ken 'Primetime' Katz explores the fascinating history of the X-7, an experimental aircraft that played a crucial role in the development of ramjet technology and high-speed flight. The conversation delves into the post-World War II aviation landscape, the emergence of new propulsion technologies, and the design and evolution of the X-7. Katz highlights the significance of the X-7 in the context of aviation history, its performance achievements, and the lessons learned from its development and testing.

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    Inside the Secret Cold War Program That Prepared U. S. Pilots for Modern Aerial Warfare Jul 06, 2026
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    Most people think fighter pilots forever chase the latest jets, but Rob "Z-Man" Zettel's story shows how true mastery is built through relentless tactics, grit, and adaptation—often in the most challenging environments. From flying purloined MIGs in the Cold War’s shadow to shaping the fiercest combat training programs, his journey reveals the hidden wars, secret missions, and strategic lessons that shaped modern aerial combat.


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    The Supersonic Bone: Episode 19 May 13, 2026
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    Join us for an in-depth conversation with Maj. Gen. Ty W. Neuman, commander of the historic Eighth Air Force, as he shares insights into the evolution of strategic bombing, the current status of the force, and the modernization efforts shaping the future of America’s long-range strike capabilities. We explore the operational history, current missions, and technological advancements making the Eighth Air Force a backbone of nuclear and conventional strike readiness.


    Key Topics

    • Maj. Gen. Neuman’s career trajectory: from his Montana roots to commander of the Eighth Air Force
    • Structure and responsibilities of the Eighth Air Force within Air Force Global Strike Command
    • Overview of aircraft inventory: B-52H Stratofortress, B-1B Lancer, B-2 Spirit, and the upcoming B-21 Raider stealth bomber
    • Recent operational missions and strategic uses of heavy bombers
    • Challenges in aircraft sustainment and maintenance for an aging fleet
    • Modernization efforts: radar, engines, weapons, and software upgrades
    • Future weapons: hypersonics, B61-13 nuclear gravity bombs, the AGM-181 Long Range Standoff Weapon, and the B-21 Raider delivery schedule
    • Integration of space and cyberspace assets for long-range strike operations
    • The strategic importance of the Eighth Air Force in deterrence and global power projection


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    Gettysburg Shootdown: Breaking Down the Kill Chain Failure (Part 1) Apr 15, 2026
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    This episode explores the complexities of naval command structures, the importance of communication and coordination in strike groups, and lessons learned from recent friendly fire incidents, including the Gettysburg shoot down. This episode provides an in-depth look into the complex command and control structures of US Navy strike groups, focusing on air defense, sensor integration, and tactical coordination. It explores how these systems work together to ensure effective maritime defense and the importance of clear communication and role clarity in high-stakes environments.

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    The Supersonic Bone: Episode 18 (Part 2) Mar 31, 2026
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    Most aircraft programs spend decades just getting off the ground—Randy Gaston’s remarkable story reveals how the B-1B was pushed from concept to legendary testbed in record time, not by luck, but through relentless innovation and hard lessons learned.You’ll discover how a seasoned test pilot navigated the complex web of military, industry, and technical challenges to deliver one of the most sophisticated aircraft of its era. From mastering high-stakes windup turn tests that nearly pushed the airplane beyond its limits, to pioneering the terrain-following radar system inspired by Cold War strategies,

    Randy’s insights expose the intricate dance of flight test engineering that shapes modern aircraft.We break down the development of the B-1B’s advanced stability control systems—Sys 1 and Sys 2—and explore how they transformed what was once a shaky prototype into a flying masterpiece. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of unique in-flight emergencies, like flying on three engines and managing fuel transfer mid-flight to save millions of dollars and lives. Randy shares stories of technical breakthroughs, such as the discovery of flutter caused by vortex interactions and the ingenuity needed to fix them in the lab, all part of ensuring the airplane’s survivability in hostile environments.This episode underscores the importance of patience, incremental testing, and the sometimes-overlooked human element behind aerospace triumphs. If you’re a fan of aviation innovation, military technology, or just love hearing how the toughest problems get solved in the sky, this episode is an essential listen.Perfect for aerospace enthusiasts, defense strategists, and aspiring test pilots—Randy’s journey shows that behind every flight, there’s a story of grit, creativity, and relentless pursuit of excellence.Guest

    Randy Gaston is a retired US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, renowned for leading the B-1B flight test program. His expertise spans experimental flight, aircraft systems, and test program leadership, making him a legend in aviation circles.Why this works: This description uses a compelling narrative to draw listeners in with vivid stories, highlighting the technical complexity and human ingenuity behind the B-1B program. It promises insights into rare test flight stories, system development, and safety challenges—all designed to intrigue aviation buffs and professionals, compelling them to hit play. This approach ensures a balance of technical detail and storytelling, maximizing engagement across platforms.

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    The Supersonic Bone Episosde 18 Mar 17, 2026
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    We're now publishing the Authentic Media episodes on the Air Combat Sim Channel.


    Most aircraft programs spend decades just getting off the ground—Randy Gaston’s remarkable story reveals how the B-1B was pushed from concept to legendary testbed in record time, not by luck, but through relentless innovation and hard lessons learned.You’ll discover how a seasoned test pilot navigated the complex web of military, industry, and technical challenges to deliver one of the most sophisticated aircraft of its era. From mastering high-stakes windup turn tests that nearly pushed the airplane beyond its limits, to pioneering the terrain-following radar system inspired by Cold War strategies, Randy’s insights expose the intricate dance of flight test engineering that shapes modern aircraft.We break down the development of the B-1B’s advanced stability control systems—Sys 1 and Sys 2—and explore how they transformed what was once a shaky prototype into a flying masterpiece. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of unique in-flight emergencies, like flying on three engines and managing fuel transfer mid-flight to save millions of dollars and lives. Randy shares stories of technical breakthroughs, such as the discovery of flutter caused by vortex interactions and the ingenuity needed to fix them in the lab, all part of ensuring the airplane’s survivability in hostile environments.This episode underscores the importance of patience, incremental testing, and the sometimes-overlooked human element behind aerospace triumphs. If you’re a fan of aviation innovation, military technology, or just love hearing how the toughest problems get solved in the sky, this episode is an essential listen.Perfect for aerospace enthusiasts, defense strategists, and aspiring test pilots—Randy’s journey shows that behind every flight, there’s a story of grit, creativity, and relentless pursuit of excellence.Guest Randy Gaston is a retired US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, renowned for leading the B-1B flight test program. His expertise spans experimental flight, aircraft systems, and test program leadership, making him a legend in aviation circles.Why this works: This description uses a compelling narrative to draw listeners in with vivid stories, highlighting the technical complexity and human ingenuity behind the B-1B program. It promises insights into rare test flight stories, system development, and safety challenges—all designed to intrigue aviation buffs and professionals, compelling them to hit play. This approach ensures a balance of technical detail and storytelling, maximizing engagement across platforms.

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