Now, obviously, these scientists were not going to be in the military.

Instead, they would be civilian contractors.

Through one of two companies, though the vast majority were contracted through B.A.E.

Systems.

An absolutely massive arms company involved in everything from bribes to allege industrial spying to, of course, personal

payments to Augusto Pinnichet amongst other things.

If I'm not mistaken, help me out here.

BAE is British, what is the aerospace electronic systems.

Didn't they build the RG31?

I don't remember.

I'm pretty sure that the BAE systems are among many, many, many, many other things are the people who built the RG31. I don't remember. I'm pretty sure that the BAA systems are among many, many, many, many other things are the

people who built the RG31 MRAP, which, or maybe one of their subsidiaries from South

Africa built it.

But yeah, they suck.

Boer Industrial.

It's from South African land systems, but designed by BA.E.

I was not wrong. I love what I'm not wrong. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So the vehicle that I was in the most often in Afghanistan was designed by the same people. Wow. I really hate that something that B.A. design absolutely saved my life one time. I wish you hadn't. It's the military version of

design by a Virgil Ablo. It was like, yeah, he was in the room and it's kind of like kind of has

his input, but really it was a load of guys in short short short short. One thing I find really funny,

though, about the RG31 as a side note really quickly is that like we could literally the radio

would dump and fuck up so bad with the antennas that we would wind up having more luck talking on our man

pack radios to the other cars or other vehicles in the convoy versus the power antenna

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