And I think the crux of the claim is we need help on delivering the contracts.

I understand, you know, the anxiety, I think, that exists, you know, especially with regards to Fort Hood.

It seems like we have forgotten our territories a little, and as we shift to the Pacific, it seems that we have to build.

I agree with Master Sergeant Black that inflation is particularly bad on enlisted ranks, but that is what happens when you have a war on fossil fuels.

I represent Lackland Air Force Base. Mr. Cuellar represents Randolph Air Force Base, but we work very closely because, in San Antonio, the lines don't really--they are blurred.

Thank you for your service. I know you have a difficult task.

It strikes at the heart of, you know, our Army values totally against everything that we are--you know, we learn and--and we believe.

So I was reading that the Secretary of the Navy said his priority was climate change. Do you also hold that priority?

I think we pretty much established we have no viable plan to secure critical minerals and the materials necessary to drive the EV, not at present.

So you don't have a plan. I mean, it is pretty easy. Yes or no, do you have a plan?

I really understand the frontline, as we are edging towards a possible nuclear conflict.

So do I have your commitment to work on that?