could actually take some high resolution photographs that will then be analyzed when they land back in perkt. the last piece of the puzzle is there a c-130, a four engine aircraft, kind of ugly. it gets into the area and it can drop down, transponders, drop sanders that go into the water and they can make the location so once they have a confirmation of debris, once they get that aircraft in there they can drop that down that they don t lose the location. because as you noted it takes a long time for real eyes to be on location to see what may or may not be there. but let me just clarify about the technology that s on the p-8. it sounds like they re going to kind can i have be passing each other. if the p 8 has to go back, the type of images they would be
and asked that question question. as i said as the p 3s arriving, he said i have to tell you that from the new zealand natives. it would make sense they would stagger these aircraft in so they could continue working around the clock to p to p to see what they can find. it s getting close to 5:00 in the area. these aircraft are not dissuaded by nightfall. the equipment they have can see onto the surface of the water. if something s i just want to touch on quickly, kerley, the other assets in the area. we talked about a 3 31. doesn t have the ability to look down. it has drop sanders. they re drop them into the water if they can find the doeks where