The first point is that the no-fly zone continues to be policed and patrolled. Secondly, the specific incidents that were mentioned in the papers today are being investigated by Admiral Smith, and that investigation isn't over yet, but we anticipate that it will be completed soon. First of all, the no-fly zone rules initially did apply to helicopters, but in fact they have not been enforced as to helicopters almost from the beginning. That's because many helicopters carry civilian passengers in them. It's one of the things that's being investigated.
Helicopters do fly in and out.
These particular reports are being investigated, along with the reports of violations by fixed wing aircraft. Whatever you can tell us. As you know, there are about 2,600 Marines on the task force over there with the Essex. They have sent various planning parties ashore, but the operation hasn't begun yet. Right now they're waiting for it to begin.