But to compensate for the less, they get more in other areas. The less they're saddled with is dictated by circumstances, not as some form of cost cutting. In f

But to compensate for the less, they get more in other areas. The less they're saddled with is dictated by circumstances, not as some form of cost cutting. In fact, no expense is spared on the more they're given - the best training and best equipment. They don't have to do more with less, they have to do more with more, in harsher conditions.