The ISST left on the 10th. We can deploy the ISST and do a reconnaissance that would suggest that the capabilities of the DART are not appropriate to the task. It's important to have those first eyes on it to understand that the deployment of the rest of that DART team is postured correctly. It is not always the right capability, depending on the capacity of non-governmental organizations, or the country itself.
That ISST then makes a recommendation that yes, we should deploy all of these elements of the DART in scalable...we may not need helicopters, we may not need engineers, we may not need the ROPUs that I spoke about. Once that recommendation comes in from the ISST, we are then given authority by the government to deploy the rest of the DART, which is that 300-person team that flows in over a number of days. When we talk about FOC, full operation capability, which I talked about, they were operating the day after they arrived there, and as more forces arrived in the coming days, it took that period to get up to full operational capability. They were operating immediately upon arrival.