And we are quite pleased.

It seems to me that the Pentagon's approach is then, you know what? That is the community's responsibility.

I understand that the construction money will remain there.

Mr. Chairman, the particular law that was cited does have some parameters in terms of the number of personnel that are added to extend the size of the bases.

We ought to have them living in the kind of housing conditions that show respect from our country for their choice to sign up and serve our country.

I would like to, again, thank all the members of this subcommittee on both sides of the aisle for our work over the past 2 years.

I can assure you that the city would make whatever necessary accommodations for transportation. The security access would be the only challenge.

I believe the troops and our veterans earned--these were dollars and programs that they earned through their service to the country.

I think--and what I am doing now, quite frankly, in EUCOM is we are beginning--I have started a review the command structure, a review towards our reorganization.

I thought I would ask that since we have the counterpart at the table.

In terms of your long-term military base needs for Afghanistan, do you see in EUCOM the need for any long-term military basing and access for the efforts in Afghanistan that this committee would have to fund?

Thank you very much. Welcome, Generals. I am particularly interested in Moody Air Force Base.