We had retired Colonel John Selkirk at committee a couple of meetings ago. He's involved with Reserves 2000. Of course, more autonomy has been given to reserve units to go out and do their own recruiting. A large portion of our reserve units across this country are combat arms. They struggle with getting women's participation, though they seem to be having some pretty good success, in certain urban communities, with increasing the participation of visible minorities.
How does Operation Generation tie back into the reserve side of the equation now that extra autonomy is given to each unit?