Kawa Mawlayee

It's all good.

The main focus is really just the core of what we do, training, consulting on a defensive and tactical side of things, firearms.

But we've lately been getting into drones more and more, anything UAS.

With that kind of overlap, we've also been getting into drones

You know, state contracts and federal contracts, really training Green Berets and SEALs, MARSOC guys.

Yeah.

You know, and so it's really just stuff that I was doing in Special Forces for the longest time and even really back in my Marine Corps days.

Nice.

So it's fun, man.

It's not work.

It's busy.

It's overwhelming sometimes, but it's still just my passion.

Towards the last few years, yeah, it really started popping off.

But like before, no, there wasn't a lot.

I mean, yes, we heard about how it could be used, but that was more like imagery and, you know, passive stuff.

But now we're getting into a whole different thing about offense and mitigation and detection.

And, you know, you had all these different drone companies out there with all these different little like niches to focus on.

Right.

So it's cool, man, because we're behind the power curve.

I had conversations all day today with guys and I kept telling them and they agreed.