Thank you for that question.
In fact, I'll do a quick description of the military thought on that, and then I'll pass it to colleagues from DFATD.
One thing we have done quite well is we have learned from previous deployments of the DART. At each deployment we'll take stock of how we responded to the crisis, what were our strengths, what were our weaknesses, and then Steve's team will take that and refresh the contingency plan so that we're much better prepared for the next occurrence.
For instance, there was a time when helicopters weren't integral to the deployment of the DART. With lessons learned from many locations, including most recently in Haiti, and now that we have the capacity to fly them there, in fact, it is a lesson learned that's been brought forward. While it's premature to understand lessons learned from the Philippines, I guarantee that we will learn those from a military perspective and regenerate our next capability to make it much more effective.
Leslie, if you'd like to speak....