Thursday 2 June 2022 10:46 PM Ex-Navy SEAL tells Joe Rogan the US military is building a real-life Iron Man ... trends now
A retired Navy SEAL spoke to podcaster Joe Rogan about the United States' military's plan to build a real-life suit for soldiers based on Marvel's Iron Man.
Kristin Beck, 55, was the guest on Wednesday's episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience and spoke about the project, codenamed 'Carnivore.'
According to Task & Purpose, it was originally known as the Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit, or TALOS but colloquially is called 'the Iron Man suit.' The program was stopped abruptly in 2019.
Beck, the first openly transgender Navy SEAL and one who has been awarded a Purple Heart and Bronze Star, seemed to suggest that the suit was still in production.
'We've been working on it for a long time,' Beck told Rogan. 'I was on the beginning of project. It was called 'Carnivore' first and a few other names. But in the beginning it was only a small handful of us working on it.'
Kristin Beck, 55, was the guest on Wednesday's episode of The Joe Rogan Experience and spoke about the project, codenamed 'Carnivore'
Rogan was curious about the project, which Beck claimed she had to be careful how she spoke of
Beck, the first openly transgender Navy SEAL and one who has been awarded a Purple Heart and Bronze Star, seemed to suggest that the suit was still in production despite SOCOM saying it had been shut down in 2019
The modern attempts to build a super-suit stem from the popularity of Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man films
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