mr. salvador. and we have one other ward and this is based on a program that was started by jerald williams that were what we've been doing is in bringing up a stronger safety culture as we start some competitions that issue an award on safety performance. i'd like to ask a couple of gentlemen to come forward. that the kirkland division was leading in lost time injuries they actually had no lost time injuries in 2013. they're in compliance they've showed leadership in all safety matters and surrounds. they've been in compliance as a result of all safety issues. they've got a strong team. they make sure that everything in personal use and equipment all the things they have in place is why they have no lost time. i'd like to congratulate all the crew and ask girard to present the award. i want to say about paul williams son and his crew kirkland. paul williams is one of the superintendents that gets the safety program. he's really hands on and he's always been there. he gets to the issues and fixes t

salvador. but you do is up work, but there's enough getting through. >> thank you, mr.chairman. >> senator blumenthal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just to follow that question, general kelley. what more can and should the united states do in your command and potentially others? >> if you're speaking about drugs, just more assets. as i say, were very, very good at locating. we understand the network very, very well. also as if airplanes come any airplanes once we identify them because mantell surface ships should pick up. a key point if i could. if we get drivers of the boats, we can very quickly turn that because they enter our legal justice system. honduras, guatemala, places like that are extremely helpful to us. if we get the drivers of the boats are pilots of the airplanes, we don't get the same turnaround and intelligence because of the nature of the network. bear with us. more assets equal more tonnage, less assets equal a less tonnage. >> let me pursue the illegal drug trafficking question but that question about human trafficking, that is the flow of people at a

salvador. but you do is up work, but there's enough getting through. >> thank you, mr.chairman. >> senator blumenthal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just to follow that question, general kelley. what more can and should the united states do in your command and potentially others? >> if you're speaking about drugs, just more assets. as i say, were very, very good at locating. we understand the network very, very well. also as if airplanes come any airplanes once we identify them because mantell surface ships should pick up. a key point if i could. if we get drivers of the boats, we can very quickly turn that because they enter our legal justice system. honduras, guatemala, places like that are extremely helpful to us. if we get the drivers of the boats are pilots of the airplanes, we don't get the same turnaround and intelligence because of the nature of the network. bear with us. more assets equal more tonnage, less assets equal a less tonnage. >> let me pursue the illegal drug trafficking question but that question about human trafficking, that is the flow of people at a