I got into the military 2003. My deployment was right after I graduated, basically trying to add to you. I had never been out of the country. I was 20. Yeah, I turned 21 overseas. I was terrified. But it's so crazy because when you're in the military and you go through so much training, you're very well prepared, very well trained on what your mission is going to be, right? So even I was terrified when I made it overseas. It was just a muscle memory. Everything that we trained or everything that we went through, it was just like that. I had really good leadership to help me talk to me, mentor me, show me areas where I could improve, areas where I was strengthening to help other soldiers. It was really good. One of the things that we did, we had our Iraqi police officers and our Iraqi soldiers on guard towers with us. I think that it's important because you get a better understanding of that culture or that country that you're going to visit. It helps you better relate and communicate. It was just like a family. We were so close and it being so far away from home, we gravitated to each other. It didn't matter where you were from, we all were together to one, come home safely and to take care of each other and make sure we were completing the mission.