Recognize Syntax Format Requested

If I sent you a block of text, would you be able to recognize which syntax/format it is in?

I would be able to recognize the syntax and format of a block of text if it is written in a commonly used programming language or markup language, such as Python, JavaScript, HTML, or XML. However, my ability to recognize a specific syntax or format may be limited if the text is written in an obscure or proprietary language. Additionally, I may not be able to recognize the syntax and format if the text is unstructured or written in natural language.

What sort of spacing is this text formatted in: USAF PILOT: EXTRATONE FLIGHT: GASSY 60 (LIPA - LOWG) DEPARTURE RUNWAY: 05 ARRIVAL RUNWAY: 34C AIRCRAFT: DC-10F ********** FLIGHT TIMES SUMMARY ********** 27.JAN.2023 OUT 1017Z/1117L ON 1052Z/1152L TAXI 00:05 TAXI 00:02 OFF 1022Z/1122L IN 1055Z/1155L TIME IN AIR 00:30 TOTAL FLIGHT TIME 00:38 ********** FUEL USAGE SUMMARY ********** (MEASURED IN THOUSANDS OF LBS) STARTING FUEL 135.5 TAXI FROM GATE 0.8 ENROUTE 6.3 TAXI TO GATE 0.4 ---- TOTAL FUEL USED 7.5 FUEL REMAINING 128.0 ********** FLIGHT PARAMETERS ********** TAKEOFF SPEED 162 KTS TAKEOFF N1% 103 % TAKEOFF FLAPS 15 ° TAKEOFF NOSE ANGLE 7.5 ° CRUISE ALTITUDE 26000 FT FINAL APPROACH V/S -1054 FT/M FINAL APPROACH SPEED 161 KTS FINAL APPROACH G/S DEVIATION 0.2 ° FINAL APPROACH LOC DEVIATION 0.1 ° LANDING SPEED 113 KTS LANDING V/S -493 FT/M LANDING FLAPS 50 ° LANDING NOSE ANGLE 4.6 ° MAX BANK ANGLE 37 ° ********** FLIGHT ROUTE ********** TIME WAYPOINT SPEED HEADING ALTITUDE 1017Z LIPA 1055Z LOWG ********** COMMENTS ********** LIPA DER05 SHAGI RISOM GOTEK GIKUS TIBRO KFT RADLY LAPNA NIGSI BALAD WW988 WW982 WW980 WW978 WW976 WW974 WW973 WW972 WW971 FF34 SL34 11OEN LOWW

This text appears to be formatted using a monospace font, with fixed-width columns and rows. Each section is separated by a newline, and the content of each section is aligned using spaces.

What's the easiest way of converting this formatting to markdown?

The easiest way to convert this formatting to Markdown would be to use the following techniques:

1. Use the "#" symbol to indicate headings. You can use one "#" for the top-level heading and add more "#" for subheadings.
2. Use "-" or "*" to create bullet lists for the flight times summary, fuel usage summary, flight parameters, flight route and comments sections.
3. Use "|" to separate the columns in the flight times summary, fuel usage summary, flight parameters, flight route and comments sections.
4. Use "**" to bold the text that you want to emphasize, such as the "PILOT: EXTRATONE" and "FLIGHT: GASSY 60 (LIPA - LOWG)"
5. Use "`" to indicate code or terminal text

Once you have applied these techniques, you will get markdown formatted text.

Here is an example of how the first few lines of the text you provided might look in Markdown:

# USAF

**PILOT: EXTRATONE**

**FLIGHT: GASSY 60 (LIPA - LOWG)**
DEPARTURE RUNWAY: 05
ARRIVAL RUNWAY: 34C
AIRCRAFT: DC-10F

## FLIGHT TIMES SUMMARY

- OUT 1017Z/1117L | ON 1052Z/1152L
- TAXI 00:05 | TAXI 00:02
- OFF 1022Z/1122L | IN 1055Z/1155L
- TIME IN AIR       00:30
- TOTAL FLIGHT TIME 00:38

It's worth noting that the final format depends on your specific needs and the level of detail you want to maintain.