So talk a little bit more about how innovation is reshaping this battlefield, I guess we could say.

Oscar, you've touched upon a really critical issue here.

In every military conflict, there are new lessons learned, which serves as a catalyst for change, and one of the big developments in recent conflicts has been the rise of attritable weapons.

So that's a key term we should probably focus on a bit.

What are attritable weapons? So these are low-cost, mass-produced, almost always unmanned weapons.

They are lower cost because they often use commercially available, inexpensive, off-the-shelf components.

They're also usually engineered to be just good enough, not perfect.

I'm curious what stood out from that experience, and how are these startups changing the pace and cost of innovation compared to some of the more traditional and incumbent firms?