Andy Lowery

Wow.

Wow.

It's that big of a demand.

The biggest one that I saw recently, and I'm not at all addressing them as a problem.

The Air Force is actually moving very, very quickly with us right now.

But there was an incident not too long ago where the Barksdale Air Force Base that has a lot of our nukes and a lot of our strategic bombers got overflown.

But it got overflown by swarms, 12 drones at each wave, and multiple waves.

A wave of 12, a wave of 12, a wave of 12.

Totally impervious to jamming, according to the article, according to the news.

Totally impervious to jamming.

Flew over, surveilled everything, and flew back.

Where were those from?

Do we know?

We don't know.

So when you talk about Barksdale, when you talk about those kind of surveillance missions, oh boy, are we perfect for it.

Because not only would we drop all 12, and the next 12, and the next 12,

We don't damage the system beyond being able to infiltrate and use for forensics and figure those questions out.

The system, the computer, if you turn it off and on, works again.

Like the drone is broken because when it hits the ground, the plastics break or whatever, but the computer is still intact.

Oh, wow.