Amy McGrath

Come on, ring my bell.

Amy, you got this right.

Yeah.

And first, let me say the war is not a video game.

It's really real.

And, you know, the air crew, first of all, they are trained for this to happen.

Every single flight that a combat mission that you go on, you brief everyone.

This sort of scenario.

And prior to that, you go through an entire school of how to train to make sure that you can evade and resist getting captured.

So our air crew is very well trained for this.

When you eject from an aircraft, that's a very violent thing to have happen.

You may not survive the ejection.

If you do, you might be injured.

You may not be able to move.

You have some devices on you that can communicate.

They're encrypted.

So you're trained to use those devices, but you may not want to use them depending on where you're at.

And so the tactics of how an air crew is going to evade right now, I'm not going to go into, but because we're obviously an air crew is actively trying to do that right now.

So I think that's really important for people to know.

But we are trained and we have the best combat search and rescue capability on the planet.