Well, certainly on the equipment side, one of my German friends likes to say that the Germans have boats that don't float, planes that don't fly and tanks that don't roll anywhere. I would say that we have some rather similar problems on the equipment side.
Interestingly, we have similar sorts of challenges on the staffing side, but the German staffing organization is much more agile than the Canadian one, in part because much of the German Bundeswehr runs on a defence agency rather than civil service employment model. It runs on different types of contracts. That has meant that even in a society that is very similar to Canada's, with unfamiliarity and perhaps even some hostility towards the military, they have been able to sustain their numbers. But the German military is also facing significant staffing challenges, and I think there's obviously a lot to be done here in terms of comparative work on what is working in comparable jurisdictions.