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...our military? And then there's the fitness of the the industrial base and what you give the warfighter to execute, what tasks they're given. That's weapons, that's defense, defense systems, that's cyber cyber effects, and so on. We noted in this conv
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...the tech enablers, if you will, or the enablers that are useful in a broad way. If it's just useful for one service in one use case, that's probably something that service can handle on their own because they have their own labs and research
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But they found these spare parts for a number of different aircraft inside that warehouse, and they were actually able to fill over $20,000,000 in spare parts orders without having to procure new ones. And so the scale of this issue is unknown. Right
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...there was a military emergency and we can't find the spare parts that we need because we've never been able to track them, that's problematic. Oh, absolutely. I mean, you look back to the early years of the war on terror. I mean, I meet a lot of vete
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...joint military, I think it's hard to pinpoint. They can build tanks, small caliber munition. Look, all the side arms for the US army historically were European guns. Beretta, Sig Sauer, they weren't even American guns. So the Europeans, on a per unit
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...And so my concern is I think we're over indexing to a near peer threat maybe and not thinking about some of the capabilities we may need in, let's say, a nonlinear kind of threat. Like, what do I worry about?
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...technology priorities, most unchanged for nearly a decade, written in a language so vague, no one could act on them. He cut the list to six. Applied AI went to the top. Within ninety days, 1,200,000 of the department's 3,000,000 personnel had used so
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...military is a big presence here. Right? Like, what exactly is going on? I should know this already, but, like, what is happening here? You're looking over the water at the Russians. So Yeah. No. I get that. But, like, what exactly is here? So in Anch
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...technology, and you get them out in the field, you know, we saw on the news I won't I won't ask you about it directly because you probably can't even answer. But, you know, we saw photos in the news of what looks like new new technology, new capabili
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trying to make this with a secure supply chain, including the materials in particular, is a challenge and one that, you know, I think there's bipartisan support right now for trying to address this issue. But it's not one I would just say that I thin
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And they could do a thousand a year because they've designed and manufactured, and it's awesome. So I want companies like that to continue innovating. Maybe Anuril then buy buys them, but the the one of the reasons the primes are such a small number,
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