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single cylinder gas or gas engine may be the answerment as the company continues to work on that issue, they continue to come up with uses for the suit in the field. here you can see raynition and fuel on to an aircraft. they think that the suit could help prepare large vehicles like aircraft and tanks for their mission. this suit costs $150,000 and with all realistic expectations, they don't expect to see it actually out in the field until 2016. and they don't expect it to see wireless for another 8 or 9 years. reporting live in washington, >>> nany need back from soldiers about them becoming super heros. >> we haven't heard from soldier yet, but they're working on a number of different ways to help foot soldiers to help people who have to carry a lot of weight. soldiers in afganistan have to carry 150 pounds on their person. raytheon is working on developing a suit to help take the pressure off of their back ask help them carry the material and. i'm sure that would be well received. >> whatever will help our soldiers. thank you, nicole. >>> coming up cruise passengers stranded at sea for days finally make their way home. what their time on the wear it was like. >> r