The first thing I would say is that there is $850 million to repair and expand the base itself. The second thing I would say is that there is $3.2 billion in the order we've made for nine Husky refuellers. We're re-equipping. We haven't had this type of volume of a fleet of refuellers, for example, ever, in my recollection. We're moving forward on this front.
Of course, they will continue to play a role in firefighting and in natural emergencies. For example, through Prestwick, where we have an operation in Scotland, they're doing work for United Nations relief and helping to transport goods from all over Europe and the world into Poland for Ukrainian use. They are very well placed and doing, frankly, incredible work.