Andy Lowery

We've gone from kind of the larger fixed and semi-fixed site type protection with the bigger system.

And we have a medium system that the Marines want to use for some of their platoons and sort of like a,

expeditionary units and things like that that have drone problems, but they could bring them with them on a JLTV or some other vehicle that they have in their arsenal.

That's the medium size.

And then the small size is for individual vehicle protections, like the tanks, like we were talking about earlier.

We haven't quite kicked off yet an individual soldier protection, although we're getting tons of pressure and tons of requests out of the Army to do that.

I mean, they really want to get it down to kind of an individual soldier level that has something

Well, I'll even give you one better.

You could take that system and...

and point it at the wall that you're about to bust through, or the door you're about to bust through, and knock out all the computers, all the different things inside.

I mean, it, again, works on everything.

So drones, yes, but it also will work if Bin Laden's sitting there on his computer network.

Take out his computers.

Everything goes dark in his room, and then boom, the explosion happens.

They go in and get him.

It has a ton of applications.

When we start looking at special ops and some of the three-letter agencies and stuff, it's got just a ton of adjacent applications other than just drone stop.

You can stop vehicles with this thing.

So imagine like a cop with a thing on its hood, like one of the medium or small size systems on the hood of a car, chasing out after someone, stop them by hitting them with electromagnetic energy.

The car engine shuts down.