Okay, committee, that finishes the second round. That's 11 spots and gives us a question for everyone at the table.
Now we have time to start the third round, but I don't think we have time to get through it. So I'll leave it up to you. Do you want to move in camera and deal with the travel? Could I see a show of hands of who wants to do that? We'll do it.
Committee, just before we go, there are a couple of things I would like to ask as chair, if I may, of the witness.
First of all, let me thank you for being as frank as you were and answering the questions as well as you could, having been out of the active line of fire, so to speak, for a spell.
One issue I really am concerned about is how our folks are treated when they get home. The people who come back, who have served over there and have come back and are healthy and still whole are one thing, and you mentioned post-traumatic stress syndrome. But what happens in the meantime when we have people who are injured, who come back before the deployment is over? Is there a system in place where they are taken care of?