Exactly.

Really, the campaign was developed to provide the overarching structure to bring these workforce development programs underneath the Unify campaign.

and really focus on awareness.

So getting out to Americans, those that, you know, we want to tell the story about these great jobs, great careers in the defense industrial base aligned across all sectors, and really provide them the opportunity to learn about them, see themselves in those careers and then navigate the pathways, you know, through either scholarships in partnership with the MicroWorks Foundation and Build Freedom, that they can access Funding Air or the programs that we currently fund to gain the skills and the training necessary to move into the defense industrial base, primarily skilled trades and technician roles.

And we support national security through building the arsenal of freedom.

If we do have a lot of folks in the country that have a propensity to serve, some can't.

This is another way to serve.

But this is primarily like a blue collar reach out.