I think we need to understand, though, that it's not going to be the same for our guys on the ground.

I had a Special Forces guy come up to me, saying that the night before, the A-10s really saved their butts.

It's important, but unless I'm missing something, we're doing this pretty quickly.

It's going to be very tough.

Mr. Powner, what programs are not using this incremental approach?

Also, if you can answer to me what you think the provider challenges are in terms of going forward, as we are going to have more people report, to make sure that we have adequacy of support system there.

commanders really do need to be more involved, not less involved in this process

I also want to pass along my condolences to those who have suffered at the Naval Station at Norfolk.

Dr. Guice, regarding treatment for servicemembers with psychological health problems, the Institute of Medicine found that challenges still exist at both DOD and VA.

Okay. If on the follow-up if you can let me know how long does an average person wait once the referral is made?

Mr. Powner, how does DOD determine which approach to use for which program?

Yes, Air Force preferred munitions inventories are short of inventory objectives.