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we haven t had to use those. that s one of the benefits of using the tomahawk cruise missiles. what was the purpose of the french mission over ben gauzy? i m not here i m not able to speak to the french mission objectives. total number of targets again? over 20 targets. how will you assess the damage? will you send a global hawk or salgt satellite imagery? it will take a little bit. after being in combat in iraq and afghanistan where we have predators, reapers, full motion video, we which have that in the contested airspace. we ll be able to use global hawk once we have confirmed that the sa-5s are down and then we ll use the traditional national technical means. to be clear, this is a u.s.-led operation but in the
problems. we re talking about the defense of the united states at a time when we re running two wars, china is growing militarily, this budget fight is not your ordinary budget fight. the 2011 and 2012 budget fights that are coming, that s the more important one down the road, have a long-term potential consequences for this country that makes one shudder. we ll continue to listen what s happens on capitol hill. couple of hearings going on. dan, karen, mark, you ll stick around. i want to go back to what we said at the top, which is that these cries of protests in the middle east are not going away. we ve been watching bahrain, iran, libya, yemen, demonstrators out in force in all of those places. things really got hot in bahrain s main square when thousands marched to demand change. for the first time, we re also seeing that wave of protests in libya. hundreds of people clashing with police and government supporters overnight in the city of ben gauzy. in iran, both sides claiming