I think it probably wouldn't come as a surprise to understand that most space operations are done at a desk, at a console in an operations centre, as opposed to deploying perhaps in harsher environments where universality of service is a factor.
It's probably worth noting as well that close to 50% of the space division at the moment is civilian personnel who obviously aren't subject to universality of service concerns. We are well aware that if there are folks who have restrictions on their universality of service, we are welcoming as long as they can do the job that we need them to do and are able to meet those requirements.
There is an element of being deployable with some of our folks. There is a possibility that we may deploy space support teams into the field to support deployed commanders, but for the most part, our work is done locally within the headquarters environment, and certainly we'd be able to accommodate those universality of service concerns.