It's already started, sir. We also benefit from the fact that throughout the years we've had crew members on exchange in the United States Air Force, which is part of our normal program with allies that we do that with. Therefore, we have pilots who are qualified on the C-17, so that's a real plus. The program is now in place. As a result, folks are getting their initial training from the United States Air Force. Our aim is that when we get that first aircraft, within a short period of time after its arrival in Canada we'll marry it up with qualified crews and maintainers and we will have it operational within weeks. We've already started that process to get the most out of the fleet when it starts to arrive.
On February 6th, 2007. See this statement in context.