 are taken care of, which is very important and necessary and needed. But if the medics were in charge of the war, they'd say, let's pull back. Let's make sure no one else gets hurt. And the soldier looks at it and says, hey, I appreciate that. Keep doing the job of bandaging up the wounded, but I've got to take that hill. And if someone doesn't take out that big gun in the pillbox, we're going to stack more bodies than you have bandages for us.