Jeremy Corbell

And then once I was employed there, I went after the Q clearance.

And so in that regard, I was working on naval reactors, specifically shielding of new attack submarines.

And then the opportunity, my wife's a nuclear engineer too, and the area we were living in, Schenectady, did not have a lot of jobs other than at Knowles Atomic Power Plant.

Well, to open it up, we started to apply extensively to Washington.

She got a job as a NASA contractor.

And I found my calling at a contractor that supported countermeasures and threat to the missile defense system.

And that's where it took off.

Well, that's what they called it.

Yes, that's all correct.

Everything that's out there is correct.

What I have not put out is details further on because...

I had the clearance at the time, and I was doing classified work both with DOE and DOD.

And we can't talk about that at all.

Because, and I can tell you, because it was a very advanced weapon system that I was working on, very advanced.

Wow.

And it is, back then, it was approved for research by DOD, multiple levels, even to the highest level.

Well, that's not buildable.

It was, okay, it's buildable with the technology of the time in the 80s and 90s.

It's still classified.

It is buildable now.