continue to refine the con op, continue to make recommendations and continue to track those lessons lerbed. for my boss, a lot of the work starts when the exercise is over. it's not over just when the exercise is over, you have to continue to push that through and make sure that those lessons learned get incorporated into the plan. >> i think commander carismos said it well. a lot of the planning we do comes after the exercise. that's when we have a chance to test things out and see what doesn't work. we would prefer to find that out now than when the incident takes place. i think the panelists have given us a lot to think about but i'd like to open it up to you. what questions do you have for any of our command and control or our communications experts? if you have a question, please put your hand up and we have a microphone we can run around. jill? >> i fresh very much all the comments that were made and it's impressive what you have done and learned. i have a question. when you are operating somewhere and you are communicating with each other and you are getting information and a lot of

forces and shift to an advisory and a training role i think we're going to be able to take our lessons lerbed -- learned and ensure that we can continue to build on what we've done. there were some great success stories. one of the things we worked on a lot was trying to bring women into the policing, something that was unheard of only a few years ago. nina talked about the teachers but there was women who wanted to be police officers, there was women who had death threats against them from their own families and were actually serving as police officers in hiding because they wanted to do something that was important. so that was, to me that was a huge success story. but i think what we need to do is reset our vetting process, put more bio metrics in and ensure that we are standing shoulder to shoulder with the afghans as they try to build and then we teach the afghans to help themselves. and i think that's where we're going to see our success down the road. thank you. (applause). >> thank you, barry, now it's lieutenant commander serrano and captain napalitano >> good morning, everyone, i'm