we already have speal force magtfs. what degree can you entertain the interchangeability you have now? nice, simple question. >> yes. so, not to try and make this too simp simple, because it's not. you know, the marine corps is a one mco force. so, if something breaks around the world, the forces you describe are the ones who are going to go. so, for instance, in the korean theater, there are forces that have trained specifically for that mission. there are forces at camp lejeune today that if it really comes to a full-blown conflict have not trained specifically for that mission. we have obviously done very well at training the corps mets, the corps essential tasks that are within their mission, but they may not be as steeped in the knowledge of the peninsula as the os who work there every day. same goes for that force that is almost every conflict i can think of in recent history that the marine corps's been associated with, we did windows on the way to or on the way back from the conflict. so, whether it was desert s

i would also say that the magtf arguably is relatively unchanged. people can debate how many decades you want x to be but it is a lot. there is a fundamental question. if it is explored fully enough, given the dependence on the other services, a broader investigation will get you anywhere differently, the problems and challenges and the real question will be collectively come up with joint answers. and the proof will be in the putting. >> open it up to your questions? wait for microphone to come to you and i also add there should be a question mark at the end of the question. you get the first question. >> pete daly, naval institute. thanks for this opportunity. do we run the risk if we go to this dynamic force employment, and we will have magtf going forward in the highest meal group that has been able to train to a higher level. do we run the risk that we have to compete assets to move those marines and be more dependent on land bases forward onto that concept and does it blur the brand? >> thanks for the question. i would say no. i don't think we