Dale Hanson

Oh, constantly.

Of course, you'd be prepared well enough that they could grab you and say, we need you to go in right now, and they would be confident.

But when you get a mission, the first thing is the talk.

The headquarters would find Dhoni or me if I was leading it.

And they say, this is your warning order.

And you've got a mission.

And the briefing will be tomorrow at 2 o'clock.

And so now you know something's going on.

So you make sure your people don't go to town on leave or something like that.

And then the next morning, you get your warning order.

I mean, the mission briefing.

And they'll say, this is where you're going.

This is what you got.

This is what your mission is, all that kind of a thing.

And you kind of appraise that it's just one where

I'm going to need more defensive things or, you know, key it to the mission and so forth.

And then if it required special training, then you take your people and you go to the range or whatever and do that specialized training that they don't normally do.

And then you give a brief back in which it's in a briefing area, and all the people are there.

The commanding officer is there.

The S-2, the S-3, S-4 is there.