Thank you for that question.
We've talked about the notice to move in this case, and the posture of the DART. As I've said, certainly the commander of CJOC has the ability to posture those forces to respond even quicker if the likelihood of that deployment is going to take place. In the case of the Philippines, the storm hit on Friday, and on Saturday we were in phone calls with colleagues. The first meeting of that interdepartmental team was early on Sunday morning and by Sunday evening the Challenger had departed. A lot of that action was undertaken by individuals in various departments executing their responsibilities to the greatest extent possible.