Before we start the third round I have a couple of questions.
When we were at Wainwright, one thing that stood out for me in one of the presentations that was made, I think, by Colonel Thomas, was the whole paradigm shift in how you train. Now you're looking at being able to deal with a near peer in battle readiness, rather than dealing with insurgencies, which we've been concentrating on for the last five or ten years.
Can you talk about how that changes the training right through? We got to see the end result, of the troops working together as an entire brigade, as a battle group, but how does that near-peer training start right off at the basic level as you go up through the different regiments?