 the subsequent reinforcement of specific areas, a steadfast defender this year, over 90,000 soldiers. So I'm very confident in our ability to do that. We have some weaknesses that we have to work on, and we will. The Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, General Christopher Cavoli, in conversation with Peter Rao of the Hudson Institute. Those DDA family plans were, of course, ratified at the last NATO summit in Vilnius. How far along are the Allies in resourcing those plans?