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US Navy F/A-18 pilot explains why Hornet drivers have to keep their right hand up off the controls during cat launch
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US Navy F/A-18 pilot explains why Hornet drivers have to keep their right hand up off the controls during cat launch

By 
Dario Leone
Nov 3 2021

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