Brandon Herrera

I have Patriot launchers.

I have THAAD Tippy-2s.

I have just all these different sensors and systems talking to each other.

And now here comes...

a carrier strike group.

Well, I change my frequency, they get into my frequency and boom, I now have control of their missiles.

I can see what their radar sees.

They can have control of my missiles.

So does lead to some other issues there for like kill chain and stuff like that.

But let's say a threat comes through

I have better eyes on the threat, so I have a better sensor tracking the threat, but they have a better, what we call PK, or probability of kill, with their interceptors.

I can go through the channels and whatever, and I can pull the trigger and fire the missile off of their ship.

using my radar's data, and then as it's in the air, let's say there's an F-35 up there, an F-35 can grab the missile mid-flight and send it all the way in.

Yeah, it's like, imagine a football player... A ball that can kill...

Right now, yeah.

Poland does have it.

They're the first country to stand one up.

It's like a $6 billion system or something like that.

But Poland got on the docket years ago.

They're like, we want it when it works.