 General Schwarzkopf was very demanding. He was an excellent soldier, and I don't have any problems with things being very demanding. But he didn't want me to read from a sheaf of notes. So I had everything memorized. I knew where everybody was. And then I learned something from that experience, being that intelligence briefer, because so much depended upon the accuracy of the information that I'm giving the commanding general of the heavy arm of the Rapid Deployment Force because he makes his battle plans based on what I told him.