I suppose the point is that the two really go hand in hand.
We have a national commander, General Tim Grant, who has the responsibility to manage the campaign and command operations in theatre. He is under the operational control of a NATO commander, and from a national perspective, there is a three-D effort, which has to be complementary to the NATO approach to operations.
It's my job and General Grant's job to make sure that those efforts are complementary and that they match the requirements, as dictated by the situation on the ground. We do that regularly, on a day-to-day, week-to-week basis.