But that's exactly one of the things that's under review here. Is there anything to which we should pay heightened attention that may have escaped our gaze. We're always vigilant. This is an area we've been watching extremely closely, but we have to always be open to the possibility that a changed procedure could have led to these outcomes. All that will come out when we finally have a report.
Some systems are back in garrison.
Others are moving around on a fairly regular basis. As I said, the B-52s have left. The F-117s are there, and the troops from the 1st Cav are still there in Kuwait. There is a conference in Geneva in which a U.S. government team is meeting with the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees to discuss planning for relief efforts. There is also a disaster assessment team that was sent by the government to Rwanda to assess the situation on the ground, and there was also a meeting today, consultations in Nairobi with regional African leaders.