I think it's spot on.

Well, to add to it, um, I, I learned this from Stanley McChrystal, who you probably ran into along the way, uh, who is now retired as a Army officer, was commanding officer for Afghanistan now at one point.

Uh, he's written a great book, I know you know it, uh, and... or several books.

And he s- he says, he reports that as you become a general officer, whatever the... whether it's Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and, and beyond, your, the color on your lapels that heretofore had represented the sub-area that you're involved in.

So McChrystal came up through special, think of it, Special Forces.

Uh, but as you become a general officer, your lapel goes black.

So all general officers have the same lapel, even if they're still focused on space or submarine warfare as a general officer.

Yeah.