It has several elements to it. One is to say that the people who did Apollo were pretty smart,

It's been pretty well coordinated among the centers. It appears to provide for a smooth transition.

We'd all been lulled into believing the emperor had clothes on when indeed he was naked. The problems had been there to be seen. All of us close to the program didn't want to see them.

The fact that it comes at a particularly inopportune moment is unfortunate, but either we are serious about long-term commitments like this or not. Nobody is asking for more money. Apollo was done as a warlike mobilization of national resources and there's no reason to do that now.

I think what you're seeing is people reassessing these stocks that have had a pretty good move. You will see profit taking; we're seeing that today.

It's pretty clear we have enough Guard people in the United States, but are they capable of handling our oversees commitments as well? We need to figure out how that impacts our ability in Iraq,