We want to overwhelm the system with how much better it can be, and we have more companies than ever wanting to work on national security.

The defense technology movement is thriving, with significant investment and interest from founders eager to build for national security, but we must remain vigilant about its sustainability.

Investing in defense tech is booming, but the market is not as limitless as it seems; there are mature and emergent competitors, and the available budget is often more constrained than perceived.

It's crucial for those in technology to support national interests and provide the best technology to those protecting us, including military personnel.

The U.S. military has historically been a leader in integrating diverse groups and maintaining meritocracy, making it an institution that deserves support from tech companies.

The military's purchasing power can significantly influence the consumer drone market, equipping soldiers with modern technology and driving industrial growth.

Five years later, it's remarkable to see a room full of founders in defense technology, with multiple companies valued over a billion dollars, actively working on capabilities for the Department of Defense.

The U.S. military must be the best in the world to preserve Western values, and this requires a focus on software that works effectively.

In the technology war, the country that wins will also win the military war, making technological advancement crucial for national security.