joining the Air Force is probably like
one of the best decisions I've made in
my life . And then they just trusted me
with the multimillion aircraft and
they're like here this is your baby ,
this is your aircraft , hone it , learn
your skills , sharpen your knife , get
it done , put up safe , air power ,
safe jets because there's a guy in
there or woman that has a family will
need to come back . It's a big step for
anybody that wants to do this job ,
getting a broke jet , fixing it .
Watching it fly is just the best
feeling in the world . And not many
people can feel that not many people
get to go to Columbia and not many
people get to even have this
conversation that I'm having now . I
feel like it's important that I'm here
to help the mission go smooth translate
when I need to be able to be that
bridge from the U . S . Air Force and
the Colombian Air Force show them how
we do maintenance and if they like it
they will learn how to do quicker ,
safer maintenance . My family is very
excited because now they only talking
to me in spanish they're like well
you're in Colombia so you gotta you
gotta sharpen your knife . So it's just
it's an honor to be here . And this is
uh once in a lifetime opportunity I
know every nation every unit and
everywhere that has fighter aircraft
does things differently . So I love to
be here during this exercise . Show
them what we know take away from how
they do things and I feel like it's
gonna be a great time . Mhm .
Yeah .