in the number of unsatisfactory inspection results from the navy's board of inspection and survey, nserv. at the same time i'm disappointed that the navy has failed to meet the 6% capital investment objective established by congress, the only military service that has done so. i would like to hear from the navy what their long-term plans are for making up this gap in investment. i'm also pleased that the army and marine corps -- i'm also pleased that the army and marine corps has funded facilities sustainment, restoration and modernization at the 90% level, which is the dod's stated goal. unfortunately, the air force and navy funded this same fsrm at 82% and 80% respectively. i'd like to hear from the air force and the navy what level of risk they are taking on as a result of these lower funding levels and what steps they plan to take to avoid large bills down the road. finally, we have learned the department of defense will face at least a $1.3 billion bill as a result of the rise in fuel prices. this price increase has been exacerbated by the continued closure of the pakistan border, f