The capability gap that I'm describing is the need to have 88 airplanes. I think you would agree that it is the ability to do simultaneous operations in NATO and NORAD. None of those former people, or Tom Lawson, were commenting on that. In fact, when they were in the forces, they didn't have that policy. In fact, the policy of the government of the day was not to be able to do them both simultaneously.
What is very important to understand in this policy is that for the first time in my life in the forces, there's a “concurrency of operations” model, where you must be able to do the following simultaneously. It's never been done before. It has a dramatic and important impact on our ability to develop our force structure—