 First five lines. Line one, bravo, popo. Frequency, three, four, two, zero, zero, alpha, one, area, marking. Got to be believable. This one wasn't. That was one of the... Yeah. Iron sights you want to be in the middle of. I was talking about to hit right on, so that's what you pulled in. Iron sights. Four, five, we're going to here for here. Two honoured. Fourteen. Fifteen. Sixteen. Go! Go, Aderman. Two. I stopped it. Two forty-five. One foot. Perfect. Man, one foot. Twenty-four. Twenty-five. Twenty-five. Twenty-three. Twenty-six. Forty-six. Thirty-seven. Thirty-six. U.S. military. Competition. I'd rather dust a berm and pull up. You know? Yeah. Do not stop. Do not stop. Do not stop. Do not stop. You got it. You got it. Twenty. Keep it going. Twelve. Thirty. Forty. One. Forty-two. All right. Good luck, SanjurRussia. Good luck, SanjurRussia. Didn't think so. Twenty-four. Twenty-two. Twenty-four. Twenty-four. Twenty-four. Twenty-five. Twenty-four. I'm in a lot coming from state. I get to represent all the soldiers from Iowa coming here and so far I think I'm doing a pretty good job of doing that so it means a lot to me. I think I just like competition. It gives me another chance to come out and compete and it also allows me to learn a lot of skills. Coming from a medical company I got to do a lot of things that I wouldn't do on a regular basis so just robbing my army skills. I think it allows you to bring back skills you wouldn't have otherwise learned from your unit especially in my case coming from a medical company where you can take that back and you can teach the soldiers that you work along with during drill. It's been very very cool to see just their points of view coming from a different country just coming back from Iowa. We are partner force with Kosovo so it's been awesome to see just how different countries work and kind of how they view everything.