The gossip captured is between Boom-operator Senior Airman Jordan Smith and the navigators.
Deployed from Travis Air Force Base the pilots head supporting Senior Airman Smith for refuelling.
According to the Joint Forced Youtube Conduct, he is known for his “creative, morale-boosting conversation methods of having riddles or wisecracks”.
In this particular clip, an F-22 aircraft is seen refuelling thousands of feet upon the ground.
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Airman begins the conversation by challenging the leader to take part in a riddle.
The pilot responds “Alright, let’s hear it.”
Smith call outs the pilot to answer the question “I can run, but I cannot walk, what am I?”
After a outstandingly long silence form the pilot, and some prompting from Smith the plea is revealed.
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A newer conversation with a pilot goes on to discuss food – Pizzas and cookies in item-by-item.
However, the conversation moves on to a more pressing topic of how pilots at the end of the day pass time whilst thousands of feet in the air.
Smith reveals he in many cases finds himself looking out and the stars “just thinking about period”.
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The Pilots discuss do all they can to boost their feeling ready including food and riddles
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The video was released by British Airways captain Dave Wallsworth, clarifies an Airbus A380 taking off from London Heathrow in July.