all arab armies joined forces to launch a surprise attack on israel, but the israeli army quickly robbed the opportunity the surprise attack had given them. the arab forces had planned to attack the... eastern banks of the suwez canal, but it was israel that eventually invaded the canal's western banks. the egyptian army consisted of the second and third divisions and each division was comprised of five brigades. the five brigades of the third division were fully surrounded by israeli forces, leaving the route to cairo open to the israelis. also on the syrian front, the road to damascus would have been opened if it was not for the presence of iraqi and jordanian forces. sharon's forces were there in their full numbers, he had two armed brigades, but they failed, he failed in his mission to take over ismilia, a parachute brigade and two commando battalions stood up to the israeli armed units, it is a great egyptian lesson of defense, the egyptian and israeli sides met a point just one. 101 km away from cairo, where sharon's armored brigade had managed to advance to during the war. they si

the army nurse was ready serve wherever the army needed her most. she might have herself stationed in a general hospital here at home. or perhaps assigned to a mobile hospital unit overseas. after he arrived, she may have to build the very hospital in which she for the field hospital or the evacuation hospital like a circus had to be able to pack up and move on at a moment's notice. its primary function was to offer immediate surgical treatment to the wounded and meant following ever changing battle lines. everyone pitched in when a mobile hospital went up. enlisted men. doctors. nurses. just one small instance where basic training paid off. those muscles toughened, hardened during the four weeks of basic back home were equal to the job in the field. the army nurse lived roughly and work gently. there was no glamor and. her life was far from spectacular. she slept under, hastily pitched canvas on a gi cot under g.i. blankets. she trained her mind to act as an clock because time was important. a wasted moment might have meant a wasted life. she lived

the red army was advancing on a defense line 180 km long, it was opposed by three german army corps, of the army south under the overall command of manstein. general manstein received a direct order from hitler to hold the territory of the donbass region and manstein so that the territory would not be destroyed. with whom dad continuously met throughout the war, this is stalingrad, where dad’s second guards army stopped manstein’s tank army, here again is the same nun. on august 28, the decisive stage of the neuz breakthrough, the assault, began. saur graves, the highest the point of german fortifications, here was the headquarters and main command post of the sixth army of the wehrmacht, that is, by adjusting the stench of artillery there, in fact, any offensive can be stopped while the main forces are approaching. it was here that the key to the entire mius front was located, the key to donbass, so the fighting here was really incredibly fierce. here already in the fourteenth year, that is, the grandfather sometimes lies next to his grandson. in the summer of 2014 , there were fier

army institute of pathology. these organizations represented a coordinated effort which directed the operation of the army's medical laboratories. the first big job was to train field and hospital laboratory units as well as technical personnel for overseas assignments alone. 217 general hospitals, 196 station hospitals, 91 evacuation hospitals, and 99 field hospitals had to be organized and trained. this unit training was conducted at camp berkeley, texas. camp crowder, missouri. carlisle barracks, pennsylvania. camp seibert, alabama. fort lewis, washington and camp grad and dallas in illinois. in addition to the overseas need, hospital and laboratory facilities in the zone of interior had to be expanded. general hospital was increased from a total of 4 to 65. 56 regional hospitals were established, 26 for the army service forces and three for the army air forces. 300 station hospitals were required. 142 for the army service forces and 158 for the army air forces. in addition, there were ten service command labo

fourth army and the fourth army is a training army. and he has to train and certify every single division that's leaving the continental united states to go fight in either the pacific or or the atlantic. and what's funny is, is he sits down and goes, guys, do it. the leavenworth way. and there's this great quote. i in here says, he would as put it every once in a while, you go down there and see some guy, a division commander, who like a genius, and you figure, hell, we've got another napoleon. then you come to examine him more carefully. you find out that all he's doing following the rules they laid down in leavenworth and our other schools and he gets along. again. standard routine staff work done. the army's standard. not the perfect way. it doesn't have to be the perfect, as we all know, good enough is often best. and what he does is he sits there and he works them through that takes command of ninth army in world war two, new army throughout world war two. he goes fights in all the major operations where he serves underneath brad

all arab armies joined forces to launch a surprise attack on israel, but the israeli army quickly robbed the opportunity, the surprise attack had given them. the arab forces had planned to attack the eastern banks of the suez canal, but it was israel that eventually invaded the canal's western banks. the egyptian army consisted of the second and third. divisions and each division was comprised of five brigades. the five brigades of the third division were fully surrounded by israeli forces, leaving the route to cairo open to the israelis. also on the syrian front, the road to damascus would have been opened, if it was not for the presence of iraqi and jordanian forces. sharon's forces were there in their full numbers. he had two armed brigades, but they failed. he failed in his mission to take over ismilia, a parachute brigade and two commando battalions stood up to the israeli armed units. it is a great egyptian lesson of defense. the egyptian and israeli sides met a point just 101 kilometers away from cairo, where sharon's armored brigade had managed to advance to during the war. they

so army gets ashore. okay, but the challenge you're facing is that you've got an enormous of unloading freight, moving supplies, developing airfields, reconstruct the roads. there's 11,000 short tons of supplies and ammo moving across the land guy and beaches where they had landed every day. it's a major job to develop depots and rail lines. all those nuts and bolts of warfare in big way to do this is filipino labor and filipino guerrillas who are a huge part of this battle and else in the philippines there are an enormous force multiplier. they are your recon element. they're light infantry. they're they're getting the support of locals for you, the filipinos. it's important to understand a major role in their own liberation in this campaign. and it's the way macarthur wanted it. and it's a course of voting. the future, the independence of the philippines, which they'll get 1946. so you get a little bit of a closer look and this is a map from the book eye corps. you can sort of focus is on holding that n

grant's army, the tennessee burnside army of the ohio up near knoxville at that time, and rosecrans army of the cumberland and the war department told grant he could either retain rosecrans as commander under him or. he could replace him, and that was not a hard decision for grant who had headed out for rosecrans from 62, stayed at shiloh in battle of corinth. that's another story. so rosecrans was out and grant names thomas the new commander of the army of the cumberland when word was telegraphed to thomas in chattanooga that he would be the new commander, his response was and bryan knows this well, i will hold the town till we starve, says the rock of chickamauga so grant in stevenson on october 21st and meets with rosecrans, who is on his way home to cincinnati, rosecrans explains the plan that had been developed to lift the siege. grant listened very intently to this and wondered privately why rosecrans didn't it? because it seemed to him a pretty plan. the plan had actually been developed by william f baldy smith. a lot of a lot of people from the eastern theater in this in this tal

it forced back the egyptian army and halted the jordanian and syrian army's advancements. days, the palestine liberation war came to an end, but the exchange of fire between the two sides continued until the end of october is israel. extended its control over vast swath of palestinian lands. these pictures show israeli forces riding horses that remind the viewers of western movies. these horsemen took control of the tunnel passages area and their control was strongest at ber al sabah. at the end of october 1948, the upper al-jalil was under the full control of the israelis. apart from how the arab rescue army and the other arab army. performed in the 1948 war, arab officers, soldiers and volunteers put up an impressive defense and managed to kill 6,373 israelis, the largest number of israeli casualties ever, in all the wars they had fought. the iraqi army was on the verge of breaking the siege of hyfa, but their troops advancement was halted due to political pressure back in baghdad. 165 arabs managed to hold to their 1948 land against about 900 thousand who were displaced

my opinion, this is an absolutely adult , such a rational analysis of the gains that the ukrainian army achieved during these two years of the full-scale russian-ukrainian war, and the proposal of a kind of road map in which way the ukrainian army should act in order to win the same american victory superiority and victory. on the battlefield, because in fact , ukraine is facing many challenges now, this is also a question of limited resources, this is also the understanding that the enemy is not going to give in to his plans, and he still dreams of destroying ukraine as a state , and ukraine as a constituent community of peoples of the world, this is also the understanding that the enemy has a lot of resources to implement these missions, this is the understanding that , that foreign political processes and internal political ones... these also affect the course of hostilities directly on the battle line, you mentioned resources, well, we understand that we are talking about manpower and the corresponding means, artillery, missile and so on list therefore, this time, with the head, zul

already recognized as the first army in the world, we really have the most experienced army, which hase of the most recent, large-scale combat operations using the latest achievements of technical thought. how has the image of the defender of the fatherland changed in society due to this? well i think that the image has not changed much compared to the great patriotic war, we are in a special military operation in ukraine, but the west has actually declared war on russia, this was emphasized by the president at one time, and he is leading it to destroy russia, which means exactly this caused the consolidation of society, the awareness of the entire collective threat, by the way, this is what caused a negative, very severely negative attitude of society towards those who even simply rejected such a threat, who opposed, who supported ukraine there and so on, who advocated somehow reaching an agreement, maybe even giving in. these people, because they are now literally covering us, the whole country. thanks a lot. novorosiya has a huge gallery of heroes, from courtiers, associates of russ

all arab armies joined forces to launch a surprise attack on israel, but the israeli army quickly robbedhad given them. the arab forces had planned to attack the eastern banks of the suez canal, but it was israel that eventually invaded the canal's western banks. the egyptian army consisted of the second and third divisions and each division was comprised of five brigades. the five brigades of the third division were fully surrounded by israeli forces. sharon's forces were there in their full numbers, he had two armed brigades, but they failed, he failed in his mission to take over ismalia, a parachute brigade and the egyptian and israeli sides met a point just 101 km away from cairo where sharon's armored brigade had managed to advance to during the war. they signed an end of conflict resolution that led to the withdrawal of 10000 egyptian troops and more than a thousand. their tanks from the eastern banks of the suis canal to their initial pre-war positions on the canal's western banks. the resolution authorized egypt to keep only 7 forces and 30 tanks on the eastern banks of the water

this issue had paralyzed the powerful army of the shaw. the senior commanders had no idea what to do in this situation, and they made new decision every day, but the military force. in tehran had a different story, the army personnel were hesitant and indecisive. the threats of commanders and military courts had made it difficult for the soldiers and non-commission officers who wanted escape. it had been a month since all their leaves were canceled and everyone was on standby. despite all of this, the daily statistics of the units showed that the absence of military. personnel and the desertion of soldiers were more frequent than the previous day. when imam returned from exile, people were happy with all of their heart. most of those who had fought against the shah's regime. all these years were now going to refa school in droves to see their leader up close. in one of these meetings, imam said important things about the army. first off, he separated the tyrant commanders from the rest. he said these army personnel are from the people, the

army infantry. he served for 27 years and participated in eight operational deployments, including somalia, with task force ranger. he also worked at the national policy advising the national security council at the white house and, serving numerous tours at the cia. colonel mcnair holds a master's degree in history and, serves on the board of directors for several veterans following the russian invasion of the ukraine, he has served a war correspondent. again, you couldn't for a better set of three distinguished authors for our second panel. and so at this time, eric, please. well, thank you all for coming. i think this panel deterrence is such a important word today as we grapple with the challenges that jim strategic challenges that face the united states. the u.s. army has a major role, i think, to play in deterrence. so i hope this will be a productive hour. my work looking at the 1950s when we had a situation with a very aggressive china led by a mercurial leader. a lot of parallels to today.

well, the army is like an army, we understand what is important here, military people, of course, there different people with whom i communicate, they are quite strong they respect the hard-working, and there someone says that it is not possible, someone says that, let's put it this way, it doesn't matter who comes now, because there is no ammunition, how are you going to fight, and here you need to take this into account and understand that it's up to us even if the president decides to change the commander-in-chief, that's the main thing here this, not to allow anything in the army. that an authoritative person has arrived, who is perceived by the army, even if this happens, and it is very important, they should talk about it, everyone should talk about it to the president, because he is a civilian, he does not understand how the army works inside, what is vertical army, what is it? people in epaulettes, who suffer there all their lives and, as they say, go to their positions, who command the troops, who sent people to death and now live with it, it is completely different, it is not

were opposed by the army center group of the second german army.uary 11 , the yelsky district was liberated. the front was approaching the stake. the village in the front line was still surrounded by german troops. my cousin says: come with me to the alai, we’ll find out, a lot of people came there, you see, they literally spent one night there, maybe even her burned there. on january 14, on the day of the tragedy, the village of aly, the regional center of the polesie region, the city of mozir and the city of kalinkovich were liberated. which was located 10 km there. alla was destroyed 2 weeks before the liberation of this territory by the red army. january 14, 1944. the first of the red army soldiers to come to alu were those who served in the seventy-fourth military construction detachment under the forty-eighth army and laid roads before the general offensive. and when they entered the alai, it seemed like the lakes were like this, shining there, there, there. when they approached, it was frozen. human fat. among the fighters of this unit was t

and the yemini army says it has performed another operation against the british vessel in the gulf of veden in retaliation for the genocidal war in gaza. hello and welcome live from tehran, you turned to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well israel continues pounding the gaza strip this 136 days into the regime's onslot on the palestinian territory. the latest air strikes by the regime have killed more than 70 civilians in the central gaza city of deral balah. to the south, 16 more people lost their lives following attack on khan unis. that's a city where the natsar hospitals located. the medical complex went out of service after repeated israeli raids and the detention of a large number of staff. israel is preventing the evacuation of patients to receive treatment at other hospitals. according to the " gaza health ministry, many patients are also trapped inside an old building at the facility without access to medical care. israely genocide has so far killed more than 29,00 people, most of them women and children. earlier we were joined by o

general of the army, commander of the first ukrainian front nikolai vatutin. colonel of the dpr people's militia, she has been fighting since 2014 . we remember the heroes of the great patriotic war well from history textbooks, everyone knows them, but we don’t know much about those who are now performing the same feats, sometimes at the cost of their own lives, so that the memory of the people preserves their names. on defender of the fatherland day, a radio satellite launches a video chronicle of our heroes. about how the russian army has changed about those who today are called defenders of the fatherland, we will talk with our regular expert, historian, political scientist, rastislav ishchenko. rastislav, good afternoon, good afternoon. rastislav, indeed, probably the most interesting and important thing is the understanding of how the russian army has changed during the special war. in the course of real combat operations it will be useful or not useful, real combat operations are a test of this experience, the army has passed the test of this experience,

that's the end of the yankee army. but he appears magically south of columbia and there's a fire i believe, in columbia. something happens and careless match thing. january 3rd, 31st. lee is named general in chief of all the confederate army, something that lee didn't want. and obviously and it was pretty much forced on him. jefferson davis didn't want him to have it either, but the congress voted it and the us house of representatives passes the abolition of slavery. then on february 3rd you have the hampton robes conference where lincoln just basically says you're going to have to surrender. and by the way, the slaves are free and on february 5th through the seventh, you got the battle of patters run next line. there we have major change in the confederate cabinet. james seddon, who was one of jefferson davis's few friends, and he had been in that position probably two and a half years or so. he's probably the guy that served the longest as secretary of war, but he's replaced by john breckinridge. breckinridge is a v

army. military intelligence.ot only that — after that night, the entire structure of the state, the highest levels of the administrative branch of the mexican state, collaborating together... ..creating this culture of impunity and making it impossible to find the students. when the ayotzinapa case happened, it made much more apparent the human rights crisis that was going on in mexico, due to the high level of violence, you know, of organised crime. in mexico right now, the number of people missing are above 110,000. and it keeps on rising all the time. and the majority of the disappearances occurred after 2006, which is when the government declared a war on drugs... ..and a number of policies were implemented against drug trafficking and organised crime _ and that produced, unfortunately, an enormous increase in disappearances and homicides that haven't stopped up until now. families of missing people are actually searching themselves for their loved ones with shovels and picks... ..looking for them based on ti

the british army. we're still.suggestion is that the christianity should be taken out of annual remembrance day services. it all beggars belief and thank goodness, a host of former senior military figures have written what i think is a pretty explosive open letter. i'll quote a couple of paragraphs to you. nothing could be better calculated to destroy the esprit de corps of our armed forces than this poisonous farrago of nonsense, or to deter from serving the crown precisely the type of people most motivated and apt to our high calling. ours is a tolerant country, and this obsession, this obsessive racializing of everything, is both disgust ing and reprehensible . and they go and reprehensible. and they go on.and and reprehensible. and they go on. and this is a plea to grant shapps. we call on you as secretary of state for defence immediately to cleanse our military culture of these poisonous ideas, and to order a complete reset back to our core values of patriotism and unity that for generations made our armed for

on october 6th, the israeli army equipped with large numbers of... tanks launched a pitched battle against lebanon. israeli forces began advancing along several axes with focus on the coastal areas. one of the most important classic battles of the 1982 war took place here in this place where israeli and syrian armies engaged in the battle of sultan yacub. during the battle, syrian army forces inflicted heavy damage on israeli armored personnel carriers that stopped them from. advancing. in just 5 days, the israelies managed to extend their domination to two-thirds of lebana. that was when the... they realized the road to beirot was all clear. they were finally within kilometers of the lebanese capital on june 9. on that day, lebanon witnessed one of the heaviest air battles in modern times. has always been part of syria's security margin for damascus, therefore syria has to keep its security presence at the bordertown to make up for lebanon's weak border security in the valley. if not, israelis could use the bahar area to enter lebanon, while militar

"the palestinian people saw that the resistance movement has been fighting this army for days, an army that boasted about its invincibility. people began to feel that the chances of liberation were higher than ever before, so hamas's popularity rose. this gives us additional responsibility, how do we deal with this popularity and what serves the interest of our people to achieve national success? there is no doubt that this is a great responsibility." definitely it is. now there are propositions suggesting that hamas is being corsed into a relinquising its leadership role in gaza post warits american and possibly arab support. now leading to a transition to the palestinian authority. now what is hamas's stance on these propositions and how do you plan to particularly thort them? firstly, it is clear that hamas was never committed to being the ruling authority. we have always adhered to a specific principle. that the palestinian people are the ones who elect and who choose their leadership through free elections. the leadership must present a program to the people that hold it accountab

this caused army officers to approve a strange and horrible plan in this meeting. this plan was our last hope for the shaw's return. they called the plan rescue operation. this plan had several stages with many details. but if they succeeded to implement the first two clauses, a disaster would happen and another coup would take place. "the first clause was arresting imam and all the main figures of the revolution, and the second clause was killing the people on the streets. the morning of february 10th was chosen implement the plan. the army officers had even predicted the number of casualties. they thought that three to..." در میان رهبران مذهبی بودند کسانی که از مقاومت ارتش و کودتا بیم داشتند. had become the commander of the ground forces, he started the operation very soon. badrei needed new forces for the rescue operation, soldiers and officers who were away from the bloodshed and all the other events, and weren't aware of the progress of the revolution. it was meant to keep them under the command of their commanders. badre chose the barracks in distance city. t

the japanese also helped him along with their red army. german gorilla group bader menoff group and italy's red brigades, all of them sympathized with the palestinian issue. they had arab countries facilities at their disposal and even had interests in the arab oil industry. the palestinian resistance stage the hard fought partisan battle since the very establishment of the zionist regime. the battle had a history of ups and downs, both in palestine and outside, including in jordan and lebanon. therefore, it was not a domestic gorilla war, and there is no partisan battle except that it gains victory. this is a historically recognized fact. based on the experience of the wars of the past. on october 6th, the israeli army, equipped with large numbers of markava tanks, launched a pitched battle against lebanon. israeli forces began advancing along several axies with focus on the coastal areas. one of the most important classic battles of the 1982 war took place here in this place where israeli and syrian are... armies engaged in the battle of

in the last days of his tenure as prime minister, he inevitably asked the army commanders for help.iar's words seriously, let alone the revolutionaries. although the army commander... were ordered to support bakhtiar and his government after the departure of the shaw, but they blamed him for the shaw's leaving and the return of imam khomaini so they did not a actually follow bakhtiar's orders. baxtiyar did not surrender, and in response to one of his opposing army officers said, this gentleman, general, who was the commander of the joint staff, seems more suitable for the banquet hall than the battlefront. از نظر قانونی شورای سلطنت را جانشین شاه میدانست. من برای این موضوع فرامین گفتم ما یه فرامینی داریم که این ها رو باید عحضرت امضا می کردن این ها رو باید الان رئیس شورای سلطنت که استعفا کرده ما باید به کسی رو انتخاب کنیم که این رو امضا کنه گفت که اون چیز مهمی نیست اینا رو من خودم امضا می کنم گفتم که نخیر من به جناب عالی گفتم اگر شما میل داشته باشید که امضا کنید باید شورای سلطنت تشکیل بشه و این اختیار رو به شما بده و شما امضا کنید. commanders thought of their usual solution, a militar

high ranking army commanders were sore at bakhtiar because of his background.ظر قانونی شورای سلطنت را جانشین شاه میدانست. من برای این موضوع فرامین گفتم ما یه پرامینی داریم که این ها رو باید علیحضرت امضا می کردن این ها رو باید الان رئیس شورای سلطنت که استعوا کرده ما باید به کسی رو انتخاب کنیم که این رو امضا کنه گفت که اون چیز مهمی نیست اینا رو من خودم امضا می کنم گفتم که نخیر من به جنابالی گفتم اگر شما میل داشته باشید که امضا کنید باید شورای سلطنت تشکیل بشه و این اختیار رو به شما بده و شما امضا کنید. thought of their usual solution, a military coup, when they realized that the government could no longer handled the situation, they had the military coup option in their minds. they only wanted to bring the shaw back to iran, but these army commanders, like their prime minister, were very naive. meanwhile, a small incident changed everything. on february 6th, number of homafaron officers in the shah's iranian air force went to mr. talaghani's home to meet him. said that everyone knew that the army supported imam khumaini and the revolution. but he said that we had

the lebanese army from becoming a strong capable army, who prevents the lebanese army from having a real air defense system so that the enemy's war planes don't enter into south lebanon and target lebanon and target syria from lebanon. who is preventing the lebanese army having missiles in order to establish deterrence, it's not required of them to go and liberate palestine, but only to protect lebanon. this requires a balance of deterrence. who's preventing this? is it iran, syria, arab countries, russia, china? who, america? does this need to be debated? they want an army to remain of limited, so... "they would always need the americans, i don't want to go deeper now, and this is a real problem anyway, armies, yes, there should be armies, when we talk about the choice of resistance, we're not..." telling the governments and states to dismantle their armies, no, we say let you have have armies, but when it's possible also adopt the approach of popular resistance, popular resistance has proven itself now in liberation, look at palestine and lebanon and also iraq, although the americ

. first off, he separated the tyrant commanders from the rest. he said these army personnel are. from the people, there are own children, they call the plan rescue operation. this plan had several stages with many details, but if they succeeded to implement the first two clauses, a disaster would happen and another coup would take place. the... first clause was arresting imam and all the main figures of the revolution, and the second clause was killing the people on the streets, the morning... the operation very soon. badrei needed new forces for the rescue operation, soldiers and officers who were away from the bloodshed and all the other events and weren't aware of the progress of the revolution. it was meant to keep them under the command of their commanders. during those days, some of the main and prominent figures of the revolution were trying to call the army. commanders and dissuade them from resisting the people in any way possible, but these generals and lieutenant generals had turned a deaf ear to their requests. they were thinking of their own cou. these gentlemen thought t

high ranking army commanders were sore at bakhtiar because of his background.ini, so they did not actually fall. این موضوع فرامین گفتم ما یه فرامینی داریم که این ها رو باید عرضت امضا می کردن این ها رو باید الان رئیس شورای سلطنت که استعفا کرده ما باید یه کسی رو انتخاب کنیم که این رو امضا کنه گفت که اون چیز مهمی نیست اینا رو من خودم امضا می کنم گفتم که نخیر من به تنابالی گفتم اگر شما میل داشته باشید که امضا کنید باید شورای سلطنت تشکیل بشه و این اختیار رو به شما بده و شما امضا کنید خیلی خب. their usual solution, a military coup, when they realized that the government could no longer handle the situation, they had the military cu option in their minds, they only wanted to bring the shaw back to iran, but these army commanders, like their prime minister, were very naive. meanwhile, a small incident changed everything. on february 6th, number of homofron officers in the shah's iranian air force went to mr. talagani's home to meet him. mr. talgani said that everyone knew that the army supported imam komeini and the revolution. but he said that we had to be sure that t

one of them was general arnold commanding general of the army air forces. we must be sure none of these victories is wasted and thrown away in the years to come. they will no longer any spot on earth, and certainly not in america. that is safe from attack by air for our protection. we must have an air force. second or not or for this. we need a great army industry, a air transport system, and a great body of trained personnel. but we need more than planes and pilots and mechanics. we need scientists and mathematicians, and we need the full and very genius of the american people. we have things we can protect, a future ourselves and our allies with the weapons, the future. after the war. a small appropriation. it difficult to carry out the program that general arnold called for. although we knew the modernization of our air forces by the development of jet aircraft was a most urgent requirement. the change from propeller driven airplanes to jet airplanes to be gradual because low budget and because it takes to bring new aircraft from drawing board to operati

as they say in the army, this is the dream of every housewife.en, designed for 130 people, cooks quickly, and as they assure here, the food itself is certainly tasty. according to bekov. he makes the best pilaf in the army style, at a field food warehouse, of course there is no turmeric and saffron, but the main thing is a lot of vegetables and meat, so that no one leaves the dining room hungry. the food is good, just like home, can be compared to homemade food. the first and second must include bread, juice, tea, in winter there is also lard, in cold weather you need more calories. there is a good song that you shouldn’t die in battle, you need a reliable rear, and if the rear people don’t work the way they should work, no one will. will not eat, will not bring ammunition, will not cook, will not heat, the rear for a soldier is like a small house, for this purpose dozens of food supply specialists work in every large unit services, not only warehouses or kitchens , for example, these machines ply along the entire front, say those who are not fam

it forced back the egyptian army and halted the jordanian and syrian army's advancements. in matter of nine days, the palestine liberation war came to an end, but the exchange of fire between the two sides continued until the end of october is israel extended its control over vast swath of palestinian lands. these pictures show: israeli forces riding horses that remind the viewers of western movies. these horsemen took control of the tunnel passages area and their control was strongest at beer al sabah. at the end of october 1948, the upper al-jalil was under the full control of the israelis. apart from how the arab rescue army and the other arab armies performed in the 1948 war, arab officers, soldiers, and volunteers put up an impressive. defense and managed to kill 6,373 israelis, the largest number of israeli casualties ever, in all the wars they had fought. the iraqi army was on the verge of breaking the siege of hyfa, but their troops advancement was halted due to political pressure back in baghdad. 165,00 arabs managed to hold to their 1948 land against about 900 th

it forced back the egyptian army and halted the jordanian and syrian army's advancements.iberation war came to an end, but the exchange of fire between the two sides continued until the end of. october is israel extended its control over vast swath of palestinian lands. these pictures show israeli forces riding horses that remind the viewers of western movies. these horsemen took control of the tunnel passages area and their control was strongest at beer al sabah. at the end of october 1948, the upper al-jalil was under the full control of the israelis. apart from how the arab rescue. army and the other arab armies performed in the 1948 war, arab officers, soldiers, and volunteers put up an impressive defense and managed to kill 6,373 israelis, the largest number of israeli casualties ever, in all the wars they had fought. the iraqi army was on the verge of breaking the siege of hyfa, but their troops advancement was halted due to political pressure back in baghdad. 165,00 arabs managed to hold to their 1948 land against about 900 thousand who were displaced. these picture

has failed to undermine the capabilities of the yemani army and to stop the yemani army's operations in the uh also in the gulf of aiden army will absolutely keep targeting the american and british ships and also the israeli linked ships this ship was heading towards the occupied ports in palestine army will absolutely keep targeting. ships until they stop the war, even if they stop the aggression against yemen, the yemen army will continue its operations until the siege that is imposed against our brothers in palestine uh is ended and also the genocidal war that is being carried out by israel is stopp, the israelis, they love to see the yemenis as only just proxies for iran, but the truth is absolutely different and it is much more complicated. yemenis has their own independent interest and they know what to do, they're not following any orders from any party, so uh if they keep uh just assaulting the yemanis and only and also targeting the yemanies, the yemani army will absolutely keep targeting the ships in the red sea and also. the golf of aden, thank you abdul latif, welcome to

on israeli army. personnel carriers that stopped them from advancing. in just 5 days, the israelis managed to extend their domination to... two/thirds of lebanon, that was when they realized the road to beirot was all clear. they were finally within kilometers of the lebanese capital on june 9. on that day, lebanon witnessed one of the heaviest air battles in modern times. been part of syria's security margin for damascus, therefore syria has to keep its security presence at the bordertown to make up for lebanon's weak border security in the valley. if not, israelis could use the baghhar area to enter lebanon, while military forces in bilad assyam, greater syria, which is 30 km away from begha. could not defend the area, therefore syria had to set up its defenses from outside of bilad assam and deployed its sam6 anti-air defense system to lebanon to that end. the key issue here is that back in 1982, the israeli enemies wanted both to get rid of the palestinian liberation organization and prevent arabs, especially syrians, from repeating the victories th

the army officers had even predicted the number of casualties. یک سیاست سرکوب ناگهانی به نظر من امکان آن همیشه وجود داشته و هنوز وجود داره. it had been two months since badri had become the commander of the ground forces. he started the operation very soon. badrey needed new forces for the rescue operation, soldiers and officers who were away from the bloodshed and all the other events and weren't. aware of the progress of the revolution, it was meant to keep them under the command of their commanders. during those days, some of the main and prominent figures of the revolution were trying to call the army commanders and dissuade them from resisting the people in any way possible, but these generals and lieutenant generals had turned a deaf ear to their requests. they were thinking: their own cou. these gentlemen thought their dignity and position will be maintained only by preserving the shar's regime and didn't shy away from shedding people's blood. no matter how much the revolutionaries tried to get close to the commanders, they were thinking o