The marine unit that is coming is a self-contained combat and combat support unit. They have their own helicopters, guns, and all the equipment they need. When they're operating as a part of the coalition, there will be an integration of assets. As I said, adding 25% of combat power in Regional Command South will make a huge difference.
The Manley report from the blue ribbon panel was reported to the government. I know the ministers are going to Vilnius this evening with the other NATO ministers. This will be an issue that will be discussed. The political part is working hard with our other NATO partners to get that.
There's no secret that we want a 1,000-man battle group in our area. I said we wanted additional Afghan forces. The call has been consistent to have another battle command in the south. That's important. It would make a difference on the ground, as we will see with the U.S. Marines when they come in the spring.