 They have obviously a better fuel range than our small boat stations. So if there's a disabled vessel or an overturned vessel or somebody that's in a life raft that's over 100 miles or more offshore, this could be an asset to use. In addition to search and rescue, the new cutter will also be used for fishery patrols, coastal and port security, and drug investigations. Fifty-five other Coast Guard fast response cutters are stationed around the world. Two more will eventually be stationed in Astoria.