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The F-18 pilots are now setting up for the minimum radius turn to the tail stand.

With the max AB selected, the air crew will select 90 degrees angle of bank and hold for 7.5 Gs for a 360 degrees of turn.

At the end of the minimary stern, aircraft will max perform to the vertical, followed by a negative G pushover to return to level flights.

Pilots are now setting up for the square loop.

Ladies and gentlemen, from the left, the square loop.

Admiral Massa, if you're on the deck of that carrier like the president is right now, when it goes by in straight shape and barely, it's pretty all-encompassing.

As the pilots push outbound, they are now setting up for the inverted whisper pass.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're getting a direct feed from the carrier.

I don't think anybody else, I don't think any of the network's getting this, so it's really, and the Navy's doing the switching of the cameras, so they're in control.

Did some magnificent shots.

If you had full volume of the sound, you would...

barely be able to hear yourself think.

It's that loud, that all-encompassing.

There's the carrier right there.

Ladies and gentlemen, make your cameras ready.

The F-18 is now setting up for their final maneuver, their photo pass.

The aircraft will pass show center at a 90-degree angle of bank and 200 feet and in maximum afterburner.

Paul Morgan, how many years of training does it take to be able to fly like this, these fighter pilots?

Well, flight school is about a year.

And then depending on the aircraft, it's going to be at least another year.