Thank you.
Dr. Huebert, we recently went to the SAHA conference in Istanbul. It's a military trade show. It seemed we went there with two conflicting messages. On one hand, we are telling the world that we would like them to buy Canadian developments. On the other hand, we are telling the world that we are going to build our own Canadian-made military things. In effect, we went to a trade show and said, “Please buy our stuff, but we're not going to buy yours.”
Is this a coherent strategy to go abroad with?
