Absolutely. We've spent the years since 2005 focusing on counter-insurgency operations in Afghanistan, and southern Kandahar in particular. We recognize that we need to step back from that. We've already turned a page. Although the world operating environment wherever Canadian soldiers can go would probably demonstrate characteristics very similar to what you see in Afghanistan, we're not training for that specific mission. Our knowledge, as an example, of Pashtun culture and some of the things that were necessary to develop a cultural awareness in that particular area need to degrade while we will begin focusing on a baseline to prepare our soldiers to go anywhere else in the world. That's just one example.
In Wainwright, we used a more generic scenario. Our Afghan diaspora that we hired in past training events has been replaced with other actors to simulate the complexity of dealing with another language in another environment. That's just one example.