The one example we have is the responsibility that we had in terms of the Chinese UAVs, the balloons or whatever ultimately they were sending through. Again, we are reliant in terms of what the government published in terms of its ability to respond. It's for obvious security reasons that academics are not going to know the true ability of the speed by which that was taken, but I do know from conversations I've had with serving members that they were fairly satisfied with how quickly they were able to respond.
The problem we face is that we don't know how badly we responded to ones that we might have missed. There have been allegations that this is not the first time the Chinese did this. Now, it's not so much the point of the balloons, but if that is in fact true, that points to our inability to have actually responded. That's very hard for us to be able make an assertation on.