Ryan Bodenheimer

I don't think I ever saw that, you know, unless it was a massive bird.

Unless there's a pterodactyl out there.

I don't think we're going to see them lock onto a bird.

But, yeah, happy to look at it after this for sure.

Yeah, I never had any midair collision scares with these orbs.

They're typically pretty far away from us when we when we pick them up.

So but yeah, I mean, you know, even a.

You know, a drone or something like that, something even really small is going to be very damaging to a fighter jet.

So, yeah, you would want to avoid if you could pick these things up and you saw them, you wouldn't like want to fly near it, you know, just for safety reasons.

Yeah, there's like after action reports we can do.

So a lot of times we would write up a few of those encounters and then it basically goes in a safe.

And yeah, I don't know.

I don't know what happens from there.

It gets delivered to the intel department in the fighter squadron.

Every fighter squadron has its own little intelligence office.

And so at the time, I mean, we were preparing for, you know, combat.

So for us, we're like, okay, cool.

Here's that sheet of paper.

We got other things to think about.

See ya.