Andy Stumpf

Me and Jamie were both going.

So but then you can go old school, which is sending in monkeys with machine guns.

Like what I used to do with a PJ or multiple PJs, pararescue jumpers, because those are the guys.

This is the way I describe PJs.

If you want to put a hole in something, JSOC guys are great at it.

If you want to plug a hole, PJs are the guys that you want on top of you just stopping hydraulic fluid.

They're medical, just absolute badasses.

Nothing but immense respect for them.

So the two cargo aircraft came in.

They pulled the little birds out.

I believe that there was four.

You could only fit probably, man, even if they were super light on fuel, probably three guys on each pod.

So six guys per helicopter, 24 guys.

Some of those are going to have to be PJs.

I don't know if that's enough to go into a hardened facility in the daytime also, which is not when you would do that.

for retrieving depleted uranium.

Because by the way, to do that, you're gonna be in full protective equipment very likely, which you're gonna be moving incredibly slow.

I know that geographically it was proximal to one of the locations that they thought that that was what was going on.

I think it probably was a rescue of the weapons systems officer is my guess.

And then, you know, they're like, well, we can't get the aircraft because they got stuck in the sand.