Preston Stewart

It's – yeah, every single day.

This is – one of the challenges that we have for the United States is we're not in a war.

So the innovation cycle is going to be nowhere near as fast.

They are weeks, like in a matter of weeks.

And, Nat, this goes back to the electronic warfare issue.

So it's not static.

You find out that they're using certain frequencies, so you start jamming those frequencies.

The soldiers on the front –

It's constantly changing, constantly adapting, and genuinely something that worked yesterday might never work again.

So it's that type of innovation that's happening every single day.

It's mixed, man.

There's a level of precision involved here that is good.

Like it's a good trend of I mean, we've seen videos where a drone is flown into a guy and the people next to him get up and move away.

Like that's very difficult to do 30 miles away.

So and you can see it on camera until the last second and make a decision.

Right.

So like a hellfire missile, once that thing's going, you're not you're not really pulling that back.

But with a drone, you can come in and say, wait a minute.

That's a school bus, not a fuel tanker, and veer up.

There's a lot of good possibilities there.