Absolutely. When you're talking about strategic and tactical lift, you're talking about the method of getting supplies to where they are needed.
One might make the point as well that we're not simply looking at it in terms of overseas deployments, but also in terms of the requirement of the Department of National Defence to provide aid and assistance to other government departments in such things as the problem of disasters. The acquisition, for example, of the strategic airlifters gives us an airplane that is able to deploy large quantities of materiel in the Canadian space.
We've talked about the possibility, for example, of a disaster in the Arctic area, which is an area that we are studying at the moment. Having the capacity to lift large quantities of commodities and to lift equipment such as medium transport helicopters in the belly of one of those airplanes to where there is a requirement in terms of some sort of a disaster is a great enabler for the Canadian Forces and its role.