well, that prisoners swab gerhardt didn't start yet. what did start, however, is the debate here in ukraine over whether this is all going to start, whether you can trust russia, that these ukranian soldiers who are now, as you say, on a russian control territory, whether they will make it too safe, ukrainian control territory or not in fact the people here are really looking at russia as lawmakers in moscow right now. a talking about these i as a freshman soldiers as criminals, as nationalists, as people who basically thought do not deserve to leave. now this is all of course, in the, in the context of the fact that russia attacked and invaded ukraine on february 24th under the pretext to then the nazi fi ukraine and the see the as of regiment as a nazi unit. now if you look back and zoom in on the history of the as of regiment, it did start as a volunteer militia harboring ultra nationalist fuse. well, the president lansky was asked over and over about the regiment he made clear that the group has been reformed away from the political

. >> reporter: commander darren gerhardt has been onboard during a test launch. >> it's pretty incredible when you're near it. the energy necessary to lift that missile causes the entire deck to lift up and vibrate. just hearing and feeling that raw energy as it's pushing that missile out of the ship is just incredible. >> reporter: the destructive power not lost on this very young crew who literally hold the key to missile launches. when you hold that key, even though you're simulating it, do you think how serious a job that is and what could happen? >> it's pretty crazy, but the gravitas of the situation is not ever lost. that's why we're here. that's why we train. >> reporter: 25-year-old joseph loccisano is in the missile technician division. he says his family worries when tensions are high and pepper him with questions when his deployments are over. >> all the good stuff i can't tell them. i just tell them what a normal day is like. stuff like that. i always tell them all the good stuff is unfortunately classified. i can't discuss the fun stuff on the job. >> reporter: what passes f