Duncan Hunter: “But if you make variations, it costs more. I mean that is always--whether it is an airplane or a ship, if you make…”

If there is no further questions, I thank all the witnesses for their testimony and the Members for their participation.

I would like to differentiate, too, between super high-tech stuff that is in its infancy stages and is nascent--and a floating surfboard that can sense if there is oil in the water that has been around for 5 years or longer.

The 2013 National Space Transportation Policy calls for the use of U.S. rockets for U.S. government payloads, with some minor exceptions that perhaps should be revisited anyway.

I was hoping the DoD would provide insight as to whether the servicemembers may not understand the TSGLI requirements.