 Yeah, he was a very patriotic guy in the sense that he wanted the U.S. military to have the best rifle as possible. And he saw it as his life's work. Later, you know, he writes this letter to the military talking about his legacy. And he sees it as his life's work is providing U.S. soldiers with a superior weapon than they had in World War II. And he didn't have any moral qualms with that at all.