The roar of the engine. Go. Cleveland. Cleveland. Cleveland rocks the crowd reaction. Incredible live action. I've never actually seen one up close to be honest at the one and only attraction we've been coming here ever since we were little, just like this little eight year old named Jack. My grandma showed my name on here. Tell me about your outfit. How long have you been preparing for this air show? Like a few weeks? Few weeks. What do you, what are your, what's your excitement level like right now? Like like way at the top as was Doug mcvean's making his first visit to the air show despite a lifetime's worth of passion for aviation, passion for aviation as well as the military. And so I've been a student of aircraft like this for a long, long time. Teaching is part of Brian Neubacher role. This weekend. The kids are really loving the virtual reality and the flight simulation of the X 59. He's representing a team from the NASA Glenn Research Center here in Cleveland. A lot of people not realize it but the first A in NASA stands for aeronautics. Pretty much there's no aircraft in the sky that NASA Glen technology or testing hasn't touched in some capacity planes like the A 10 warthog flown in the air show by Major Lindsay call sign Mad Johnson. All right. Now, tell me about the A 10. It's awesome. Nothing, nothing like it. That's for sure. She's one of the few people in the world certified to fly the A 10 demo with just over 10 years of service in the force when I was in fourth grade and my dad deploying on Christmas Day. And that kind of really spoke home to me and I knew I wanted to fly. And then at that point I knew I wanted to fly for the military at least. And ever since then, just been chasing the dream and now Johnson is privileged to help others chase that dream. Swearing in the next wave of Air force recruits right here from Northeast Ohio. I mean, it's a great country. So I'm happy to be doing my part to protect and serve and do everything I can. I'm excited.