What we wanted out of Bridgeport was a true mental and physical test. It's not going to be fun, but I know I can do it. Bridgeport for most of our Marines was the hardest thing they ever done. The cold definitely slows everything down. There's no other place that we're in strain to have the steepness, ruggedness, cold and high altitude. We're utilizing the tools given to us here, some ropes and other central items to help traverse steep or near steep terrain. Bridgeport offers us many different abilities to train at different altitude, different weather, all through the season. Training here allows us to prepare them for any obstacles that may occur later on in the city. It's going to test every United States Marine here. It's probably the best replication of what actual warfare in a contested environment could be like in the chips around. So we have MWF, we will be in the adversary field. We will be playing a part in second-marriage role, testing our abilities. Everything here is difficult. Mistakes are compounded to find each other and victories are hard work. We're going to take the 4-2 that we've learned out here and apply it to our casking back home at 29 palms.