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While searching out any more material that may be of help in my CFI oral, I came across this video on "Crew Resource Management." I'm not entirely sure where the subject applies but it certainly caught my attention.

Perhaps it shows a F/O can't just stand by and allow the captain to make a mistake? :dunno: I still got a chuckle out of it. :)

The guy in the F/O seat appears to be John Wayne... what movie is this from?
 

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KennyFlys said:
While searching out any more material that may be of help in my CFI oral, I came across this video on "Crew Resource Management." I'm not entirely sure where the subject applies but it certainly caught my attention.

Perhaps it shows a F/O can't just stand by and allow the captain to make a mistake? :dunno: I still got a chuckle out of it. :)

The guy in the F/O seat appears to be John Wayne... what movie is this from?
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That's it... just like that...
 
Richard said:
Are you saying you don't know the Duke on sight? Cripes almighty, what is this world coming to!
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It's not a direct view of his face, so... But, take solace the Duke's the first one I thought of when I saw him. I grew up seeing his movies in my childhood as well.

Now, who was the guy in the captain's seat? My first thought is Robert Stack.

Actually, I just gave up and checked IMDB.com. I was right. I'm not lost, Richard... yet. :)
 
If used properly, CRM can keep a crew from becoming the main focus of an FAA or NTSB report.
 
FWIW, after decades in the vaults, "The High and the Mighty" was just re-released last year on disc and for play on cable movie networks -- a very welcome return, and yes, a great CRM training film (watch the whole thing, as it's full of good lessons).
 
A classic!! Shot back when a guy could slap his FO and get a "thanks; I guess I needed that". :D

An yes, for all its corniness, it's dripping with good aviation lore... because Ernest Gann wrote it. ;D
 
Wasn't there a TV commercial for an aftershave based on that scene, where the FO slaps the aftershave onto the Captain's face, and the Capt. says, "Thanks, I needed that!"?
 
I use that clip in my CRM presentations. It's got everything - Leadership, Followership, Command, Decision Making, Workload Management, etc. Great stuff and I always get a chuckle from my clients. Even the European folks recognize John Wayne and Robert Stack.
 
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