That's an interesting question. I would have to think about that one a little bit, because to be perfectly honest, in my day-to-day job I'm just not that focused on Iraq, but on Afghanistan and the other 19 missions we have around the world—3,000 soldiers, sailors, and airmen and airwomen deployed around the world.
I'm not sure you can draw a direct connection between the two. They are quite different operations, and we as military view them, obviously, as military operations. They're completely different circumstances, and what we tend to do in a pure military context is to pay careful attention to lessons learned that from a military perspective we can apply from one theatre to another theatre. That includes, from an intelligence perspective, watching threat trends to see if something that has popped up here might begin to find its way into Afghanistan.