Mr. Chairman, the $7.1 million in fact represents the write-offs. But as I was saying, this was a spot check, so it is not the final write-off. When we close that mission and we have a chance to localize the items, then we will reverse the process, if you wish.
It's not a matter that we've lost anything, it's just that we cannot track it. It was the first time ever during that rotation that our specialists could go outside the wire, outside of Kandahar, and look at the FOBs, the forward operating bases. But they were at the FOBs for three or four days, and there was action throughout that time, so it was very, very difficult to track the items. They didn't see it, so they reported that they didn't see it.
When we close the mission, we'll see reverse engineering of much of this kit.