It's a difficult question because I'd be somewhat biased. But I think in many respects it's about delivering those combat-capable troops, first and foremost, that can deploy to Afghanistan and can really do some of the heavy lifting without caveats and the like, through to an air capability that's able to make impressive contributions. It's not only engaging targets, but it's also that mix of refuelers and that full reach that goes back to being able to have planners that can integrate into the system and the like.
I think our maritime contributions have been impressive. When we deploy a ship, we deploy a ship kitted out with all the bells and whistles, which the allies look at and say, that is a capable ship, a go-to ship.
I think when you look at our staff and how we contribute Canadians into the NATO staff, we hold good positions where we have influence on the shaping and development of plans. Folks really do like to have Canadians on their staff who are well trained and able to move issues forward.