The causeway is a great example. It's actually sitting right in front of a major strongpoint. So the answer is yes.
When something is important to the local Afghans, like the small bridge we put in that you saw there.... It enabled the police and the Afghan National Army to move back and forth so they could protect both their village and the area. That's why we put it in at their request. Any tangible signs, like bridges and causeways, are targets for the Taliban, you're absolutely correct. So building the capacity of the Afghans to protect and be responsible for their own security is where we want to be. That's what we're moving towards. As for the causeway, they would love nothing more than to blow that up. Because of the way it was constructed—it was a causeway as opposed to a bridge--it's a pretty big target. So there's a rather sizeable force sitting right at hand, and we have an interest in that not occurring.