 I never thought that it was going to be the son of Desert Storm. I looked ahead and said it's going to be the stepchild of Chechnya. And what happened in Somalia or Bosnia really didn't weigh into it as much as the simple fact that the idea that we were going to ever fight certainly into the middle of the 21st century a nation state against nation state didn't seem to me to be viable. Where were we going to be required and what were the circumstances and the circumstances were you're going to be at one moment in time having a child in your hands and you're wrapping that child in swaddling clothes and you're making sure that that child is protected and it's called humanitarian assistance. In the next moment in time you're going to have your hands apart like that keeping two warring factions from killing each other and that was called peacekeeping. And then the third was this idea of mid intensity conflict that you would see at Fallujah that was going to also occur and the difference that I saw was that instead of taking over time those could operate and happen simultaneously and within three city blocks. And so the question was how do you train a Marine to fight and win the three block war and that drove the whole concept of transformation you know making Marines win in battle.