Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and through you to the General.
Afghanistan has shown us that we're no longer involved in conventional warfare necessarily, but have gone to asymmetric warfare. We're no longer engaging in battles in open fields, but with an enemy that hides itself within the actual population.
Can you tell us what changes there have been in training, operational planning, and doctrine to that end, and if there is any training on identifying behaviours of people in a crowd to help the soldiers distinguish potential belligerents hiding amongst civilians?