Lieutenant Lina Cruise, callsign Maverick. Daughter of the fearless actor Tom Cruises ended up just as adventurous and fearless as her dad. She followed the footsteps of his beloved character, Pete Mitchell, into the Navy and ended up first in her c...
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linacruise: beaching around
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user1: now tell us who he is!
user2: I honestly have no idea who he could be😭
monicabarbaro: 😉😉😉
user3: hmm 🤔
user4: I'm getting too invested in finding out who this dude is, it's pathetic really
milesteller: not bitching around??? | linacruise: who knows 🤷🏼♀️
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LINA'S POV
"Good morning aviators." I said through the radio. After the whole bandit incident the cast weren't allowed to fly in a week. We needed to make sure it was just a single attack before we let them back up again.
"Ready to act like me?" I asked with chuckled.
"That will be impossible, Captain. You are out of your mind." Jay said as him and Miles both were flying on each side of my fifth generation fighter. I know they couldn't see the excitement on my face by flying these jets. I've only flown a fifth gen a handful of times and only once in combat. So, getting to practice flying it, it was a big moment for me. Just playing around with it, honestly.
"I might be." I said and I climbed vertically and pushed the throttle forward, i took off in an incredible speed as my jet spun around like a ballerina.
"It's a good day to be flying, aviators." I said with a chuckle.
"Jesus Christ." Miles got out and I smiled.
I made sure to stay out of the camera's sight, just so I was close enough to swoop in if they got in any trouble. I could see them from a distance and hear them through the radio. I have done a lot of things in my career, a lot of things I'm proud of but this, this took the prize. Before this, Mission Valley was my biggest accomplishment. But teaching actors cast who has never flown any kind of aircraft before to fly a super hornet in three months, that was something I've never thought would be possible. I could see them turn and burn, just like I've taught them. And they did it really well, really professionally. I heard the director yell action through the radio and I looked over to see them start their scene.
"Good morning aviators." Dad said and I smiled. After saying that sentence too many times, they decided to put it in the script.
"Today's exercise of s dogfighting." He said.
"Your goal is to shoot me down or else." He said.
"Or else what?" Jay or Payback as his character was called asked.
"Or else I'll shoot you down." He said.
"Sir, how about we put some skin in the game?" Jay asked.
