Thank you for the question. I'm very proud to have the bragging rights of our membership in terms of what we do to support the troops when they're deployed, when they're in theatre, and when they're not.
We keep the buildings going on the bases. We turn on the lights; we turn off the lights. They have a secure building that they can rely on to sleep in, store their equipment, cook their food. And we also are deployed with the troops, as we saw in the past 10 years in Afghanistan.
We're very proud of what we do because we take ownership of what we do once the equipment is fixed. We have two major supply depots in Canada that warehouse a lot of military assets.
W e were very active in the 2010 Olympics, in Comox, where we had people working around the clock keeping the pilots fed as they were doing their surveillance for 24 hours during the Olympics. We had people who were supporting the special forces in different aspects. That's domestically.
When we're deployed internationally.... Just down the road here in Trenton, Ontario, we have our people who work for DART, in the warehouse there, and they also keep the equipment tuned up and ready to go. When the soldiers land somewhere in the world on an issue for humanitarian assistance, the military, the soldiers, know that when they turn on their equipment, it's going to start, it's going to work, and it's going to save lives.