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The Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast with Ryan Keys

Ryan Keys
Naval Aviation
Leadership
USS Indianapolis
World War II
Captain Charles Mcvay
Vietnam War
Navy Court-Martial
Japanese Navy
Aviation Technology
Heroism
STEM
Jaws
9/11
Aviation
Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Navy
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Mentorship
Search and Rescue

Welcome to Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast, where the stories, leadership, and innovations of naval aviation come alive. Hosted by Ryan Keys, this podcast takes you beyond the artifacts and into the human stories, pivotal decisions, and groundbreaking technology that define one of the world’s most dynamic aviation communities. Dive into the heart of naval aviation through vivid storytelling, exc... more

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In this deeply researched and powerfully told episode of Footnotes in History, Captain Tim “Lucky” Kinsella, U.S. Navy (Ret.) brings listeners inside the life and legacy of Lieutenant John Kelvin “Jack” Koelsch, a naval aviator whose actions during t... more

In this episode of the Naval Aviation Ready Room podcast, host Ryan Keys welcomes Colonel Eric F. Buer, USMC (Ret.)—a Marine Cobra pilot, former commander of HMLA-269 “The Gunrunners,” Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, and author of Ghosts of Bag... more

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In this episode of The Naval Aviation Ready Room podcast, host Ryan Keys sits down with Dave Lorenzo, a former US Marine Corps fighter pilot and Vietnam veteran, to share his remarkable journey from Naval Academy graduate to F-8 Crusader pilot, airli... more

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This special compilation episode of The Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast weaves together extraordinary firsthand accounts from multiple generations of naval aviators, each offering unique insights into the human dimensions of military aviation. Host... more

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Recent Guests

Eric Farris Buer
Colonel, United States Marine Corps, retired and author of 'Ghosts of Baghdad'.
Episode: Ghosts of Baghdad: A Marine Cobra Pilot's Story of Combat Leadership
David Lorenzo
Former US Marine Corps fighter pilot and Vietnam War veteran
Episode: Shot Down Over Laos: F-8 Crusader Pilot's Vietnam War Story
Unnamed Former POW
Former Prisoner of War in Vietnam sharing experiences and insights on leadership and survival
Episode: Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast: Stories of Courage, Leadership, and Resilience
Tim Kinsella
Retired Captain of the United States Navy and former CO of NAS Pensacola
Episode: Leadership Under Fire: NAS Pensacola CO Shares Crisis Response, Mental Health & Forgotten Naval Heroes
Dr. John P. Albano
Retired Army Colonel flight surgeon and expert in POW studies
Robert E. Mitchell Center for POW Studies
Episode: Building Resilience for the Next Fight: POW Studies and Modern Warfare
Steve Schreiber
Retired Navy Captain, former P-3 Orion pilot, and current 777 Captain for American Airlines.
American Airlines
Episode: 9/11's Hidden Story: How One Schedule Change Saved This Pilot's Life | Capt Steve Schreiber
Michael Ross
Executive Officer at Coast Guard Air Station San Diego and a decorated aviator with over 4,800 flight hours.
U.S. Coast Guard
Episode: Search and Rescue Leadership: Combat Veteran Turns Coast Guard Aviator
Captain Sterling Gilliam
Retired Naval Aviator with over 30 years of service and director of the National Naval Aviation Museum
National Naval Aviation Museum
Episode: From 35,000 Naval Aviators to Museum Legacy: Sterling Gilliam's Mission to Preserve History
Hunter Scott
Commander in the United States Navy and advocate for USS Indianapolis.
United States Navy
Episode: From Jaws to Justice: How a Middle School Student Exonerated the USS Indianapolis Captain

Host

Ryan Keys
Host of The Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast, providing insights and storytelling within the context of naval aviation and leadership.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 22 ratings
  • Beat Navy

    My dad is a cool guy with a cool job

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meat Jr.
    United States5 months ago
  • Finally!!

    Brilliant stuff!! Perfect host and perfect subject. Really looking forward to listening and learning from the wealth of material you’re going to cover. If you love Naval Aviation and love history, this is the place to get it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lucky Charms 96
    United States5 months ago
  • Leadership 101

    Ryan Keyes is a killer host! Hats off to the museum for allowing CAPT Keys to engage such excellent guests. His leadership and empathy shines bright in each episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Navypilot
    United States5 months ago
  • Promises to be an outstanding podcast!

    I really enjoyed the first episode about the Indianapolis. Not only the story that was told, but the format and overall production quality as well. Looking forward to more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chicoartist
    United States6 months ago
  • Finally!

    Been waiting for this a while and it doesn't disappoint! Inspiring first episode. The story of the USS Indianapolis is always a haunting one. Great to hear Hunter's story of getting justice for the men onboard. Can't wait for the next ep! 5 stars

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vashon98
    United Kingdom6 months ago

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Many find the production quality and content refreshing, especially those with interests in naval aviation and military history.
The host's ability to convey leadership lessons through vivid narratives is frequently highlighted as a strong point by the audience.
Listeners praise the engaging storytelling and the quality of guest interviews, noting the impressive blend of history and personal experience.

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#246
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#66
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#113
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ghosts of Baghdad: A Marine Cobra Pilot's Story of Combat Leadership
Q: Can you talk about how you were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross?
Throughout 2003, I led missions during intense urban combat, and unbeknownst to me, my actions led to a nomination for the award.
Ghosts of Baghdad: A Marine Cobra Pilot's Story of Combat Leadership
Q: What made you want to decide to write a book?
I wanted a way to capture what we learned during the Iraq War, not just lessons learned but also the stories of our experiences.
Shot Down Over Laos: F-8 Crusader Pilot's Vietnam War Story
Q: Can you tell me a little bit about where you grew up, what drew you to the Naval Academy?
Growing up in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, Lorenzo was enamored with naval lore and the sailors of the past, which influenced his decision to join the Naval Academy.
Black Cat Squadron: WWII Night Raids with PBY Catalina Veteran Clyde Cash Barber
Q: Can you describe a situation or a mission where you saw, used the radar to locate a ship and then did a bombing run on it at that point?
Clyde described how they could pick up a ship 75 miles away using radar and would line up for a bombing attack while remaining unseen by the enemy.
Black Cat Squadron: WWII Night Raids with PBY Catalina Veteran Clyde Cash Barber
Q: Did you see something on the horizon that made you do that or just you wanted to serve?
Clyde mentioned that he enlisted early due to the looming draft and wanted to make his own choice.

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The content focuses on the captivating narratives and leadership lessons derived from naval aviation. It showcases a blend of historical tales, personal experiences from veterans, and discussions about technological advancements, all intertwined with the core values of leadership and community within the military aviation space. The episodes present unique interviews with retired military personnel and experts, sharing their insights on crisis response, resilience, and the evolution of military aviation practices, creating an engaging educational atmosphere for listeners interested in history, aviation, and leadership. Notably, the podcast aims to humanize the experiences of those in naval aviation, emphasizing the significance of mentorshi... more

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2. David Lorenzo
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5. Dr. John P. Albano
6. Steve Schreiber
7. Michael Ross
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