Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the ones ready podcast. You're in the team room.

Got Aaron and I and we wanted to talk to you about a few things that really we have kind

of lived the entire time within special operations and special operations command has what

they call soft truths or special operations force truths. And it's kind of the mantra

that all of us try and live by and aspire to be. So what we're going to do is we're going

to hop on into each one of them and give you some details on kind of what they are and

what our perspectives are on them. Yeah. Yeah. And then enjoy. Hey, everybody. Welcome

back. Hopefully you've enjoyed the soft truths one, two, and three. And now we're going

to jump into soft truth for which is competent special operations forces cannot be created

after an emergency occurs or after emergencies occur. So man, this is this is an interesting

one, especially in a time where we're actually recording this where, you know, we're not

in Afghanistan, we're not in Iraq. For all intensive purposes, operations have slowed

down. There's not much, you know, quote unquote, not much going on, right? Right. It's kind

of a fallacy, but we can't get into it here. It's for that cool, everybody. Yeah.

Our ops are blacker than yours. Yeah. You have no idea. I would, I would tell you,

but dad a mask. I can't wait. We're just going to add unnecessary clown horns in here.

Like I was in this country. And then I was doing this. And all you're going to hear

is just all kinds of speculation going on. I love it rampant speculation. Fantastic.

So yeah, where we're at now. We're so calm set now. So I think it's important to kind

of highlight historical data. You know, we've had chief lamp beyond. We've we've had

some, some, you know, John Kornon. And you know, so which are some significant historical

figures, right? At least in Air Force Special Warfare. And, you know, you had in April

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