The increase in funding started with the Martin administration. Since then, it's been continued by the present government.
The ability to access capital investment money has made an enormous difference. We've had the acquisition of the C–17s—the magnificent, heavy, long-range transport—the acquisition of medium-lift helicopters, the acquisition of modern lightweight titanium howitzers for the army. I can mention quite a number of other things.
That has been very striking in its increases, but the problem is that it's now at the point where other things need to be replaced or repaired or acquired. The concern is that funding continue to allow that recapitalization. So it's well done to this point, but we have a big hill still to climb.