But you have to have it if you are going to be successful, and we have the plan and the program to put it in place. For example, our program of operationalizing and professionalizing the network ensures we treat the network as a critical weapon system and keep it ready to meet the mission. We are also training our users and giving them a license to operate on the network just like a driver's license. If they break the rules they have been trained in, we will revoke their license to operate on our information highways. It is the system by which we provide the connectivity between our deployed and garrison forces.
Satellite communications is a key ingredient here and so too is the emerging global fiber network.
The future is pretty clear to us. When we visit the Air Force booth in a few minutes, you will get a good perspective on some of the systems we will be fielding to give us the lean and capable deployed infrastructure that will be so key to our success. You can see the future in action, and we're excited about that future. We're doing things better, faster, cheaper than we ever have. When the game is over, the score card is going to show a lopsided victory for the United States.