Fort Greely

start? So it started probably 12, 12 years ago.

There was an overpopulation of moose on Fort Greeley and the surrounding area.

And there was an individual that decided to take advantage of it and offer it to one hunter a year.

There was a Purple Heart recipient, and it got blessed off on, and then it grew into six.

So Doug Lute calls me up and says, hey, Catherine Bigelow is interested in you helping out with this movie.

She asked me, she goes, do you know anybody who knows anything about STRATCOM or nuclear operations or missile defense or Fort Greeley? And Doug Lute said, I know a guy who's done all those jobs.

Just hire one guy and you'll be fine.

And so he puts me in touch with the producer.

But they're layered.

We have a layered defense.

So from our Fort Greeley missile interceptor site that we have, the GBIs, ground-based interceptors, those are at Fort Greeley.

Some are in California, and those are to take out ICBMs, like I said earlier, launches from North Korea or Iran or a rogue shot.

Oh my goodness.

He writes here, "I'm in Alaska yesterday and today visiting Fort Greely, the missile defense complex, and meeting with service members.

As a senior defense appropriator, I'm here to learn more about our defense missile system and the Golden Dome.

I'll continue working to strengthen our missile defense and support opportunities for Kansas to play a role in advancing that mission." Jerry Moran's like, "Just get me as far away from the rally as you possibly can." That's, that's basically what Jerry Moran appeared to decide.

That being the case, Jerry clearly is sending a message here like, "I'm going to Alaska.

The guy's in my state, in my backyard, and I'll see you in Alaska.

It's time for me to get to Fort Greely," you know, because everybody loves Alaska in late October, where it's already snowing.

He literally posts a photo of himself.

Like, our...

We looked at this, but our furthest north is, like, 400 meters from the North Pole at a town called, like, Fort Greely or something.

That's super cool.

Yeah, 400 kilometers.