Senator Mark Kelly

Power, power, wave off or right for lineup or don't settle.

You know, so you've got this cadence going.

of talking somebody through this landing, you get waved off or you bolter, which means the wire or the hook doesn't catch the wire.

You go airborne again, you come around again, you might bolter again.

Now you need the gas.

Now you got to go to the tanker.

It's embarrassing.

You know, and that's called, especially if you have to go to the tanker multiple times,

A night in the barrel is what we call it.

You had your night in the barrel.

And sometimes you're doing this in what we call blue water ops, which means there's no divert.

You can't go land on a runway somewhere.

Get out of here.

And there are only certain people that can fly during blue water ops.

Yeah.

And then if it's blue water ops, there's the extra anxiety at night that you have to get aboard the ship.

Right.

You know, if things start to go really south on somebody, they'll rig the barricade.

So then there's no boltering.

Yeah.