 So then you come home, I'm guessing, and that's when you received command of dog company of the 101st? Yeah, I went back to Fort Benning. I taught again at the infantry officer basic course. I was able to bring those lessons learned from fighting next to the Kurds, fighting a very difficult counterinsurgency. And then what we call a change of station in the military, went to Fort Campbell, Kentucky to serve for the 101st, first as an assistant operations officer for a battalion, and then was slipped into a company command just before we went to Afghanistan.