Since it's actually a handful of nuts with no real resources at their command, it's a little hard to see why such imagery is appropriate.

We're in no rush to bomb Iran. The fact that we have bombing plans on the shelf for dealing with Iran is not new because we've been generating those plans for a quarter-century. That's what planners do.

Their defensive package is nuts. They come from everywhere. I'll have a handful of players to block. It could be a two or three different d-linemen, it could be two or three different linebackers so I'd say five or six different guys I could be blocking.

This is a command that's being relocated here. That's very permanent because it's hard to relocate those. That could be a big thing down the road.

It's just to guarantee that we're not left blind against an enemy missile launch.

As the war in Iraq drags on, the Army is accumulating a collection of problems that cumulatively could call into question the viability of an all-volunteer force.