[laughs]

"Uh, I don't think I'm gonna fix this." Uh, so it was quite an eye-opener.

When you look at a, you know, 3,000 years, we still haven't got it right.

And we keep thinking it's gonna get lighter.

Technology's gonna make it lighter, but we keep giving ... operators more and more to carry.

And of course, it's gone from a standard, you know, you fight during the day to a 24-hour battlefield.

That old concept of the three-block war where every block you go out, every tasking changes exponentially, even on the same mission.

So how do you design a test that works? Like, what are the components or principles that you follow to make a test that actually measures what it's supposed to measure, and how do people do that wrong?