Ryan Bodenheimer

Because you want to be able to spot it from miles away, going 500 miles an hour.

So if you can have that imprinted in your brain,

Kind of like if you're basically putting goals or something, you're posting goals.

It's the same thing.

If you see something every day, it's going to resonate and kind of you're going to absorb that, right?

It's the same thing with jets.

Well, the big thing is detection first and being able to see it first.

So you really have to be hyper aware of like a little dot in the sky.

And you see a little dot in the sky and then you bring a sensor over to it.

And that's a radar targeting pod.

Like these jets have these like insane cameras where you could, I can't say the exact range where you can see from, but you could read a license plate from miles away.

What?

Yeah, it's wild.

That's nuts.

And you could talk to them too, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So there'd be common frequencies where you could talk to like an enemy pilot per se or like someone who's not an enemy, but not a friendly.

You're trying to figure out who they are.

Right.