We'll see how that plays out. But, for right now, we have a robust mission and are loving every minute of it.

I don't think any other mission could be this rewarding for us. We have large American flags painted on both sides of all of our Chinooks. When we land in these villages the people point to the flags and let us know how grateful they are that we have come to help.

Every mission that we fly is at max weight and max capacity. If you can name it, we have probably hauled it. Baby formula. Tents. Roofing materials. Medical supplies. Flour. Grain. Construction materials. The list goes on and on. We have hauled hundreds of tons of cargo and it shows no signs of letting up.

Bringing in some experienced players here to ensure day in and day out that we are establishing the right kinds of habits ... goes a long way towards setting a tone.

Things establish themselves. Every day, the training is right and guys are pushing each other and then from that we are able to start to piece the little things together.

We don't have enough job growth, and the right kind of job growth to pull the working-class people out of poverty.