Absolutely.
Part of the problem, of course, is that we haven't taken seriously the fact that, as Madeleine has brought forward, there are going to be all sorts of targets of necessity, if, in fact, we go get the infrastructure we need to support the NORAD modernization. The undersea cables she talks about are absolutely essential, but if you look at our capability of defending against the type of threat that, say, the Danes, Finns and the Swedes have to defend from in the Baltic Sea, we don't have that capability. We haven't had a capability of protecting our own cables, let alone in terms of cables of any allies in this context.
It's tied into that capability of having submarines. That's where you're going to be able to have it. We know we've had the challenges with the Victoria class. I do believe those were good boats, but we simply let them sit in the water for too long, and in terms of the prepurchase, you need to be getting that technology now.