I would like to have 30 seconds.
We appreciate the opportunity to be here, to participate in this event, to express, and to learn from members about their involvement and interest in these matters. Let me put it this way: tomorrow is the first day of April. It is the 91st birthday of the Royal Canadian Air Force. I know it is because I'm a little older than the air force. Usually there is a mess dinner in all manner of air force stations across the country to celebrate the birthday of the Royal Canadian Air Force. I didn't want to leave this meeting without the honourable members of the committee being aware that the air force is very old, but it's very capable, has a lot of experience, and has a great future ahead of it. There was a big new airplane that arrived yesterday or the day before at Trenton, a new Globemaster. I wanted to let the committee know that tomorrow is a very important day in the air force.
