I'm sorry. Now I have a better appreciation of your question. I'd say geography, shipbuilding, the longest coastline in the world, three oceans, alliances and the transatlantic. Also, increasingly now, we're looking at getting involved in the Indo-Pacific. We're partnering up with Japan, Australia and South Korea. We have one of the few navies in the world that actually have that type of geopolitical operational demand to really have the capabilities, if we so desired, to move in that direction.
I think it goes back to Mr. Kasurak's point: What is the vision of how you want to have an armed forces, and what do you want them to do? Up to now, it's been a desire to want to satisfy all those check boxes. In doing so, you need a design that enables you to do that. That is one of the reasons, for example, for putting so much emphasis on anti-submarine capability in our version of the type 26, but it's also related to attack targets on land and in the air.