Ronnie was extremely surprised that Boss Joe could borrow America's classified weapons with just one phone call.
After all, the 'Talus' armor was still in the experimental stage. The project had cost $200 million to develop and contained a wealth of cutting-edge technological data.
Joe Ga didn't care about any of that. Ever since getting involved in the Pentagon's projects, Boss Joe had realized that much of the so-called "classified" stuff in this world wasn't as outrageous as he had once imagined.
Setting aside epoch-making projects like the F-22, most other individual soldier weapon projects were essentially integration efforts. Take the widely hyped Future Warrior program as an example—if you break down the soldier's equipment by today's standards, there's nothing extraordinary about it.
