People need to make sure they get the guidance to do things properly.

The piece we're actually running is recruiting the people to play the victims.

After a reasonable amount of time, the secretary will likely deem this set of guidance as the final version, but the Air Force will need experience with how the guidelines work in practice before deciding on the finalization date.

It was largely in line with what people wanted, and people wanted some upside, especially in the guidance for 2006 as well.

If you're in the market for guidance, this is probably not a bad way to go. A lot of people will try to shame you into thinking you shouldn't be paying for help. But there's nothing shameful in doing it.

People were hoping for just a little bit better on the guidance. Guidance was OK but not great.