Thrust

Thomas Paine's script is quite simple in this tale of infidelity set in the milieu of air force fighter pilots (male and female). I especially enjoyed the novel casting ploy of all three female characters as busty blondes.

They aren't exactly lookalikes, with Johnni Black more mature than star Stacy Valentine and lusty Timber, but nonetheless seem nearly interchangeable once the XXX action is underway.

Show opens with a nice tease of Stacy taking a shower, then having sex with her husband Mark Davis in bed. He's a fighter pilot, and the next segment has him humping his superior officer, Johnni Black, staged at the flight simulator where she's training, that looks like a video arcade game. She's a lieutenant to his sergeant.

Interstitial shots of jets in the air, including a Blue Angels type formation, serves to set the scene. Stacy feels neglected and gets an anonymous note finking on her hubby's infidelity with his femme co-worker, so she decides to get even by going to a bar frequented by marines, accompanied by her pal Timber.

Stacy ends up humping pick-up John Decker in the bathroom, while Timber takes home a couple of marines, Billy Glide and Shawn Ricks for a threesome.

Story ends with Stacy confronting her husband and then seeming to relent, an open ending promising a reconciliation, followed by a quality but extraneous sex scene as Johnni humps the air force personnel director Steve Hatcher (seeming way out of place with his shoulder length hair), who previously let her and Davis off with just a warning when wifey Stacy reported their affair to the brass.