 Flying through enemy air defense platforms and then getting deep in and flying behind enemy lines. Those are the guys that had the higher casualty rates, knowing full well that most of those troops were not going to survive. So that took some gumption, obviously, on his part to do that. But but overall, it could have went poorly. And Eisenhower did write. He wrote two notes. He wrote a success note and then he wrote one that said he took complete responsibility for it because it combined Canadian, British forces, Polish forces. They were French resistance forces.