 That's why we pulled them out of South Korea and Europe. I mean, we had thousands of these things in Asia and Europe, and we pulled them out because it became a burden. And we had other better ways to deliver them with long-range missiles and long-range bombers and standoff weapons. There was no reason militarily, from a scientific standpoint, to keep them on soil. We did that in the 50s when we didn't have those standoff weapons. We do now.