Thank you very much. I absolutely agree with you that readiness is critically important for your ability to execute on operations, and you must be ready to execute on operations. The mechanisms through which you get ready and are ready, I think, are different, depending upon the organization that you're part of, be it the air force or the army. We know the key components to readiness, which are personnel, equipment, training and the sustainment elements that you need to deliver on operations....
Certainly, we have traditionally used the series of exercises in the west as one of the training and readiness functions for the Canadian army as they were moving into their high-readiness phase going forward. The stand-up and the move of the battle group to brigade in Latvia, with the many partners we have over there, is also causing us to reassess what is the best way to do both the individual and then collective training that needs to be done to be able to operate. We heard previously that it had quite an impact on families—