Technologies such as sensor arrays may not be evident to the service member at the squad or company level. That may take a little bit of a mental adjustment on everyone's part. Overall, he said, the chemical-biological defense program has shown real growth, particularly in procurement. If you looked at where we were in the Gulf, we could probably provide 30 percent of the equipment and material necessary for two major contingencies. We have a lot of equipment ready to go.
Most units are familiar with it, they're comfortable with it and they're training with it.