I think, irrespective of your view of what the specific solution might be to the narcotics problem in Afghanistan, everyone will agree that it is a huge problem. It's a huge challenge.
You're talking to a soldier, again, and I will try to stay in my lane as a soldier and say to you that we do not get directly involved in eradication operations and so on. There is a possibility of in extremis support to forces that are involved in counter-narcotics activities, should they need our assistance—not with eradication, but assistance, because they're at risk somehow or their lives are in danger. Beyond that, we might play a role in sharing information and intelligence with government authorities, should they need it.
Other than that, the military does not have a role to play in what is a very significant challenge for the Government of Afghanistan and the international community.