Sir, if I understand your question, there's a little bit of a misnomer there. The Super Hornet has never been in competition with the F-35 program. It was not evaluated as part of the initial joint strike fighter down-select program. That was a competition between the Boeing Company and Lockheed Martin for that specific airplane. The Super Hornet was in no way, shape, or form involved in that competition.
I would also simply reiterate that, again, the F-35 does not replace the Super Hornet. Those two aircraft are operating in a complementary role past 2035 or 2040. That's the navy's design. If the question was why did they select F-35 over the Super Hornet, I do not believe, sir, it is the appropriate question to be asked, because those two have never been in competition with one another.