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A Forty-Four Year Career Flying, Leading, Teaching and Movie Making
Remember that famous scene of the inverted cockpit-to-cockpit move between Maverick’s plane and the enemy’s MiG-28 aircraft in the original TOP GUN movie? How about that iconic 450 mile-anhour dogfight where the enemy in the black helmet looks back over his shoulder as he flies off? That would be none other than Lt. Col. Lynn Seckinger, one of 16 TOP GUN instructors who were instrumental in keeping the air-action of the movie TOP GUN real. When the movie hit the theaters back in 1986, it had some of the most ambitious aerial scenes ever made at the time, making it...
Remember that famous scene of the inverted cockpit-to-cockpit move between Maverick’s plane and the enemy’s MiG-28 aircraft in the original TOP GUN movie? How about that iconic 450 mile-anhour dogfight where the enemy in the black helmet looks back over his shoulder as he flies off? That would be none other than Lt. Col. Lynn Seckinger, one of 16 TOP GUN instructors who were instrumental in keeping the air-action of the movie TOP GUN real. When the movie hit the theaters back in 1986, it had some of the most ambitious aerial scenes ever made at the time, making it...