At this point in time, without knowing what's going to be said in this report next month, are we seeing the kind of positive results that would justify-- irrespective of whether or not we have the soldiers to go back in and replace those folks--are we justified in thinking that we can reduce the size of the force structure next spring?
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Senator Chambliss asks about justifying a reduction in force structure.
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