and we are live. Hey everybody welcome back to the ones ready podcast live edition. Maybe

maybe working through some technical difficulties. That's why we're two minutes early or a minute

early so much for time on target. But a push time is a push time and if you're a little

bit early, yeah, whatever. So I appreciate you guys joining us. We figured we'd do it a little

bit different today just because Trent's not able to be with us today because he's on the road and then

basically we don't have a guest. So we figured we come on here and wrap about a couple different

topics and then answer some questions that you guys throw into the chat. So make sure you

throw some questions into the chat and we'll address them as best we possibly could. Yes,

ones is almost ready. Yeah. Elite sans. But somebody other day somebody type like once ready,

like O N C E ready and I thought that was the best play on words, right? Like if that was an

old guide joke, congratulations, you hurt my feelings. No big deal. Once I was ready once I was

ready. Yeah, so you brought up a good topic last night when we were talking about what we wanted

to chat about and one of them was combat mission support combat mission support. I can't speak

this morning. So there are within special tactics and even the the ASOS is the air support

operation squadrons. There are a lot of different Air Force specialty codes or AFSCs that

help us do what we're able to do. We couldn't possibly do it without them. I know back in the day

and I'm by back in the day, I mean, you know, 80s, 90s, the PJCCT use tag P's used to be everything.

Like they were not only the ones going out and doing the mission, but they also handled finances,

they handled logistics, supply, vehicle maintenance and all that kind of stuff. And then we found

that we were really terrible at it and we were getting way too busy. So the Air Force decided to

start fielding different AFSCs to help support us so that we can focus on the mission, focus on training

and not have to worry or worry or mess up, you know, vehicles and other things. So we have a

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