There are a number of different models. Certainly, you've seen during COVID that lots of other countries have used the military domestically. Just as a general observation, supports like these have taken place in more specific and focused areas. Some of the militaries have dedicated forces that can do things like civil engineering, effectively, with parts of the United States military as an example.
We have more of a general multi-purpose force approach. Some of the same people who we're asking to potentially deploy to eastern Europe are being asked to provide support at home. They can do that, but if you're helping fight a forest fire, or you're helping people in support after a flood, then you're less able to have the type of training to go overseas. In particular, with the military medical capacity, which is designed purely to deploy and provide medical support to our own troops, we're really stretching that particular aspect of our forces pretty significantly.