 There's many layers of operational planning that falls within C2. When we look at from a lead wing perspective, we have the walk, the wing operation center, which consists of the A-staff element, the combat intelligence cell, and the special staff, and they will command and provide information within the lead wing to the mission generation force elements, the air base squadron, and even down to the contingency locations. The great thing about C2 and something that we're really working for in this exercise is you're not always going to have the connective tissue that creates C2. So something that RA-6 has done a really good job on is creating what we call pace plans. We want to work through your primary and alternate comms and work down the line. As we build those communication bridges and we can share information back and forth between the subordinate units, that information share also involves orders, so sending out mission type orders and things like that. So when that is severed, instead of reverting back to doing nothing, tigers up front are leading the way, executing the mission without that communication back forth. We're all on the understanding that we're going to get our orders from the AOC. When that is severed, it comes back to the lead wing being able to execute, but within the lead wing we also have those nodes. To be able to push forward contingency locations, to get our forces out there, multi-capable airmen out there, jobbing it, being able to refuel jets, put weapons on jets, so they can go out and do the mission, that is huge. So as they are refueling and rearming these jets to be able to execute the mission, they are in dangerous way, so the C2 nodes that connect those to the main hub are absolutely imperative for their safety. With a lot of coordination and command control enables that coordination, and that's what's key. It enables all the commanders and the different force elements to actually work together, pass information from one to another, and actually provide air power to where it's needed.