Ryan Bodenheimer

Got selected for it, moved to Vegas, and flew with the Thunderbirds for about three years.

You do about six months of training, two years of shows, and then six months of instructing and training your replacement.

So that was the big military part of my career.

Then I ended up flying commercial for about five years.

And now I'm basically a full-time washed-up fighter pilot on YouTube.

That's my job now.

Yeah, I think there's quite a few of them on there, yeah.

And that's kind of what led me to do the UAP videos a few months back, I guess now, was a lot of the people in the comments section were just like, hey, tell us about UAPs.

And that was around the time, I mean, you guys were getting a ton of press.

You were doing great work.

So I noticed you guys, you know, and you've since been doing great work with the congressional hearings and just giving aviators a platform to come forward and talk about this stuff.

I think it's really great.

So you guys have done a great job there.

So I saw you guys out there doing it and I thought, hey, my subscribers want to see this.

Why not?

So and I think there's some positives, massive positives to this whole thing, which we can get to a little bit later, too.

My call sign is Neo, like Neo from the Matrix.

I am.

Yeah.

Reserves.