E23: AIRSTA Houston and Fleet MOI

October 08, 2021 00:42:24
E23: AIRSTA Houston and Fleet MOI
Flight Suit Friday
E23: AIRSTA Houston and Fleet MOI

Oct 08 2021 | 00:42:24

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Show Notes

AIRSTA Houston gets the spotlight this week as LCDR Matt Krueger tells us about the life and SAR at the AIRSTA. Matt is proof that us black hat ATC IP's can have a life back in the fleet. He shares how meaningful being a unit IP has been and how it has been difficult becoming the "they" that they've been talking about. One moment you're a part of the wardroom, the next you're a leader in the wardroom. Matt shares with us his experience making this transition as he also tells some great stories of the Echo on SAR duty!

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Hosts: LCDR Kenny Ingram, LCDR Sam Hafensteiner

Producer: LT Ryan Vandehei

Technical Director & Editor: Chuck Seay

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