do you believe it is a turning point in the war? >> it potentially could be, but it is more of a psychological turning point than anything else, dana. what we are looking at here is a change in momentum, and if everything goes as planned and the iraqi military does control, and get control of ramadi, then we have a momentum, the potential to build on momentum to go after mosul, and that is of course, the stated goal of the iraqi government, and they are trying very hard to do that, and the question then remains, can they do that, and will they have the logistical training to do that and the intelligence to do that and will they have be able to make it work from the strategic perspective. the other part of it is that there is more go g ing on than t ramadi. there is an offensive going on in syria in the euphrates river valley against isis, and so with those two major movements occurring, there is a good