how does it impact stratcom, does it require a stratcom reorganization? we're actually going to explore that over the next little while. as we standup u.s. space command. use the standup space command as the opportunity to experiment in different construct. we're going to set up exercising involving the joint staff, other commands who will walk through how do we do that? we'll explore. i don't think it does. i think it's an issue of command, authorities and responsibilities. as you look at the other questions, it's also interesting to watch what some of our competitors have done. china. three, four years ago, they formed a strategic support force where they integrated space, cyber, counterspace, countercyber, intelligence surveillance reconnaissance. all into a single command. kind of like stratcom did. now they're watching us break it all apart. you know how we do things best is not because we have a single organization that has all the things underneath it. we do it best because we create normal command relationship and figure out how to fight in a join