Ryan Bodenheimer

And so, you know, I'd hear from the backseat.

Oh, I got this one.

I got I got another one.

It was like fishing in the backseat, which is holding their skills for other things.

Oh, you have it on the screen the whole time.

So you have these multifunction displays in your cockpit.

And so you just, you know, while you can see it, it's appearing on your screen all the time.

But then as you kind of fly the fighter jet around the airspace, like this camera, you know, it can't look through metal.

And so if the actual jet itself, you know, gets in between the visuals, then it'll just break contact and you can't see it.

But yeah, it'll be on your screen the whole time.

And you can flip through those screens.

You can see the screen that the weapons system operator in the back is using, or you can be on something else.

So it's super, like, really great user interface in those fighter jets to be able to see that.

Yeah, that's right.

I think it was it was it Graves, the F-18 pilot who came forward with some footage like Tic Tac type footage.

Yeah.

So I remember seeing that and I think there was one there was a video where I think it was the backseater in the F-18, you know, their Navy F-18s saying like this thing's going against the wind or something like that.

So, yes, I remember I've seen that footage and it just kind of cued in my brain like, oh, yeah, I've seen that before.

Yeah.

That's, that's not a normal thing.