i think so come -- i think so -- socom, if the marines are going to be in the bubble, which to some degree would be expected, how do they work with that, not enable the access from the other services? so, i think while i am a big advocate of strengthening the , i think the marine corps needs to think about conceptsg that a new because i think that dynamics suggests it is changing a little bit, or it should change. and i don't think the f-35, while useful, solves that problem to the degree that is required. it will be interesting to see how th guidance gets implanted . but again, i think it creates the biggest tensions for the core. so, i look forward to seeing more answers. question build on your here and give the generals a moment to think about their response, which is to pick up on this dynamic force employment which is the nds, and not a lot of description, but the outlines of that appear to be -- the idea deployeding as forward as much so the force can husband some of its capability for surge requirements. panel -- howsk the is that playing out? i realize this is still in the very ear

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the concepts are unifying for both the service w the army, socom on the multidomain battle side, but certainly the concepts with contested environment and exti base operations are driving everything we're doing within the department all the way down to the operating forces. i would just start with the concepts as a major driver. i would also say that our marine corps operating concept that we really signed in the fall of 2016 really put us on the route down this path looking at higher end conflict. >> none of this happens overnight, right. so where we have been for the last several years, where we aspire to down the road, certainly secretary mattis would like us to get there more quickly. i don't want to say incremental change, but certainly we don't wait for cdni to hand off a perfectly formed concept before we begin to play with it. for instance, we are exploring ways to where we can at least table top in terrain that is different from what you might immediately identify as an eabo type of environment. how do we do that in other places around the globe? how would that look if we ha

it socom heavy thought what that might look like beyond folks come into office your office ad advising where their expensive difficulties? >> thank you for that. i think it's a great question. absolutely. so it's the very last part of your question that kind of changed how i would approach the answer to this because that's a really important par it's an important part of what ando at the antitrust agencies. open s soesmetime cumbersome because the subjects of our investigations. we explain our theories. they contended, and debate, argued against. we have multiple levels of review internally. so there's the career staff that will investigate, then they will go up, and through the political leadership to make judgment calls and evaluate whether an enforcement action make sense or requires any changes. i anticipate the international agencies will go through the same process. the best way to do that, just as we seen in the united states in the last 104 years in antitrust enforcement, is agencies continue to get challenged because we don't have the monopoly on knowledge about business inter