Preston Stewart

Yeah, definitely not day of.

And depending on the unit or depending who you're with, sometimes they'll ask to see it before it goes public.

And, you know, it's mixed.

We had some where you send it over to them and they say it's fine, do whatever.

Like we've taken pictures in drone labs.

where they're fixing up these drones to go to the front.

And they say, yes, fine, go for it.

Like, zero issue at all.

Then there was another one where we talked with some of the guys from the Middle Strike campaign, and it was over the top, where they let us record anything, but then they wanted...

everything blurred to the point where it wasn't really worth releasing.

Um, and, and we respect that, you know, run it through, but in retrospect, I wish they would have given us that information up front.

We would have gone about it in a little different manner, but, um, teamwork, I'd say start to finish.

It's they showed us a drone that it's a bomber.

So fixed wing drone dropped something about the size of an 82 millimeter mortar.

And it's relatively autonomous, as in they set the coordinates with the bombs.

They send this thing off it because there's not a direct connection of controlling it.

It's very hard for Russia to intercept it.

It's very hard for EW to jam it.

It has an accuracy of five meters.

Yeah, there we go.