Ingalls Shipbuilding

I assemble a building, how I can inspect the building.

Well, Ingalls Shipyard uses AR today as they assemble a ship for inspection.

Same thing.

Step-by-step instructions are also for service.

And I know I ain't looking out for no elites.

I'm looking out for the people at, that got up at 4:00 AM, the union workers got up at 4:00 AM, went to Ingalls Shipyard with me and passed out my literature.

Yeah.

That's who I'm looking out for, the people that work for a living.

The river was approximately 100 yards wide at that location, and Pascagoula itself was directly across the river.

Large cranes at the Ingalls Shipyard were visible about a mile away.

A busy highway was only about 115 yards from where the guys were fishing.

The immediate area around the old pier was rough, like an industrial waterfront.

I actually want to see it, right? I want to be able to go through it with you, et cetera.

Particularly if you look at like Ingalls Shipbuilding and some of these other, you know, big prime contractors, they're getting, they're clamping down more because they're anticipating still that even though we have a pause and But this is it's not going to stop.

Cybersecurity is continue to be a priority.

We're going to continue to see more requirements from the government.

Night has fallen over the Pascagoula River.

You have two guys just kicking back on an abandoned pier near Ingalls Shipbuilding, which is this massive industrial complex on the Gulf Coast.

Right, a super gritty industrial vibe.

Exactly.

Yeah.

See, they were on a pier in a bank of Pascagoula near the Ingalls Shipyard, an oval football-shaped object about 30 to 40 feet across and 8 to 10 feet high with flashing blue lights.

And then three six-foot-tall robotic creatures with gray wrinkled skin, bullet-shaped heads, slit mouths and claw-like pinchers.

The beatings floated towards the men, paralyzed them, and carried them onto the craft for medical examination by a robotic eye before releasing them back on the riverbank.