New video spotlights the elite performance science and medical precision enabling 37-hour combat flights—with lessons that apply far beyond the battlefield.
SARASOTA, Fla., June 27, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- In a gripping new video, former Chief Medical Officer and performance medicine expert Dr. Joe Corcoran dives into the untold story behind a recent 37-hour stealth flight to Iran—the longest combat mission since 9/11. The video, now available on his YouTube channel, explores how cutting-edge health science and precision biohacking prepared two pilots to fly a $2 billion B-2 stealth bomber halfway across the globe, hit a target 50,000 feet below, and return without ever landing.
Dr. Corcoran brings his unique lens as a physician and advocate for performance medicine to illuminate the crucial but often-overlooked role of the flight surgeon—a military doctor who trains alongside the pilots to monitor, optimize, and safeguard human performance in extreme conditions.
"Most people focus on the tech," says Dr. Corcoran. "But the real story here is the science and stamina of the people inside the cockpit—and the doctors who make sure they're ready when it counts."
Viewers will learn how elite crews are prepared using:
- Circadian shifting and sleep banking to match alertness to mission timelines
- Real-time monitoring of vitals and reaction time in flight
- The science of naps and why they beat caffeine by 34% for reaction restoration
The video concludes with practical takeaways for high-stakes professionals—from executives to surgeons—on how to improve focus, resilience, and performance in their own lives.
Watch the full video: www.CMODrJoe.com
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