Ryan Bodenheimer

And then the Air Force has a stack of books this tall that says these are the only things you're allowed to do.

Right.

Don't do anything else besides what we've done in these books, you know?

And I get it.

A lot of that is based on safety, but it does create a bit of a culture of a little less open, you know, a little less discussions, a little more like, hey, was it in the book?

If it's not in the book, why are we even talking about it?

And I think that's changing a little bit.

As I was kind of leaving the service, the Air Force started to focus on a thing called AFWERX, which is what they saw as kind of an innovative branch of the military service.

And I think it's great.

You know, they're trying to adapt and change.

So that's kind of the first thing a little bit behind the culture.

And then, you know, just...

At the end of the day, Area 51 is like that's Air Force property, in my opinion.

You know, that is where the Air Force epicenter, the nerve center is.

So, you know, there's going to be more knowledge, I think, on certain levels of the Air Force than there is with the Navy.

So you've got to be careful that you don't divulge something that's classified.

Yeah, yeah, that's right.

I haven't heard too much, honestly, from other aviators.

I haven't had too many discussions about it.

And, you know, my channel is Current Events, right?