the corp of engineers is grateful to speaker pelosi. mayor breed it is honor to be here today as we announce this important milestone. our partnership with the port of san francisco and work on this study spans many years across multiple corp engineer entities. i'm excited to be here representing a well integrated team of professionals from across the corp engineers. partnered closely with port team to form a integrating task force to deliver this complex and pace-setting project. today's release signifies the next step in our partnership with the port, city and public building coastal resiliency. 2022, the corp engineers and the port released draft water strategies for public review. the draft feasibility report we are relaesing today includes a tentatively plan or draft plan developed using elements of the alternatives. provides analysis of cost benefits and environmental social impacts and tailored to the unique conditions and different risks at the port. this draft plan considered climate rezil yans as a goal for the san francisco w

the marine corps has missed their recruiting missions today. well, i can say with all confidence that, my last assignment before my current one was the commanding general of marine corps recruiting. and yes we are the only service for two years running now that have successfully accomplished our mission. and that has to do with the ethos of the marine corps. we're war fighters. we hold no qualms about why exist. we exist to win our nation's battle and our brand, if you will, is tough elite warriors. so we attract a certain type of young man, woman who know what they're getting in. and when i meet with young men and women, i ask myself, why did you join the marine corps? you knew your boot camp was going to be twice as long. you knew you were going to be challenged and asked to do more. you knew you would be sent to austere locations, where you had very little support and you would be put in dangerous situation. why did you choose to become a marine in 99.9% of all will answer by saying, because i wanted to be the best. well, my point to them is

the marine corps has missed their recruiting missions today. well, i can say with all confidence that, my last assignment before my current one was the commanding general of marine corps recruiting. and yes we are the only service for two years running now that have successfully accomplished our mission. and that has to do with the ethos of the marine corps. we're war fighters. we hold no qualms about why exist. we exist to win our nation's battle and our brand, if you will, is tough, elite warriors. so we attract a certain type of young man, woman who know what they're getting in. and when i meet with young men and women, i ask myself, why did you join the marine corps? you knew your boot camp was going to be twice as long. you knew you were going to be challenged and asked to do more. you knew you would be sent to austere locations, where you had very little support and you would be put in dangerous situation. why did you choose to become a marine in 99.9% of all will answer by saying, because i wanted to be the best. well, my point to them i

the marine corps has missed their recruiting missions today.onfidence that, my last assignment before my current one was the commanding general of marine corps recruiting. and yes we are the only service for two years running now that have successfully accomplished our mission. and that has to do with the ethos of the marine corps. we're war fighters. win our nation's about why battle and our brand, if you will, is tough, elite warriors. so we attract a certain type of young man, woman who know what they're getting in. and when i meet with young men and women, i ask myself,you joi? you knew your boot camp was going to be twice as long. you knew you were going to be challenged you knew you would be sent to austere locations, where you had very little support and you would be put in dangerous ■ysituation. why did you choose to become a marine in 99.9% of all will answer by saying, because i wanted to be the best. well, my point to them is, if you want to be the best, you have to earn that reputation every single day. it all started here with the

army corp of engineers. really appreciate being here before you chair melger--this is i think really challenging to take this all in. i think president peskin's comments were right on point. this work over several years has gone to try to detail how we can protect 7 and a half miles of waterfront from flood risks in the seismically active place like san francisco. we think about our waterfront as being somewhat immutable but knows it formed over millenia by nature and also by 1850 by acts of man to create a new shoreline when people got here and trying to put together a concerted effort through engineering analysis to say how can we protect this and define the edge of san francisco for the next century and hopefully the next century of prosperity and this being the kind of city we are proud to live and work in. we tried to boil this presentation down to help understand what the draft plan is at this point and what it is not. because this is a mega project and delivered over decades, it has to be something wh

what do they do in cadet corps in cadet schools in general?is andryushchenko doing in ward number six? i have a different question. what else isn't being done so far? in the name of the first head of the dpr, alexander zakharchenko, 28 students received a cadet certificate and swore to faithfully serve the fatherland. the guys were looking forward to this day; taking the oath was a great honor for them. student danil razhko spoke about the careful preparation for initiation into cadets. this includes drill training and rehearsals for the concert program. the young man has a responsible mission, he was appointed commander of the crew. it's a huge excitement. i can’t even put it into words, there’s some kind of excitement even for... so that everything goes at the highest level, so that our koetsky the corps showed how organized we are; for the first 4 years of training, the guys have a regular general education program, but already from the fifth grade they can put on a uniform and begin cadet life. for polina, without lepkina , the status of c

defense, department of the navy, or the united states marine corps. fair enough. all right. this is bowen's take on the world. okay, so again, thank you for being here. we're going to take a bit of a journey here to tell you about the birth of our great nation and then how the marine corps ca existence. in the context of those times. and it really is a parallel journey that we have both went on during this time. heard dr. k about, you know, many people are familiar, the very honorable service and the selfless sacrifice and war fight and proudest of united states marines and very many people are familiar with this iconic image of the flag raising it, where you, iwo jima, melchior, baji, and that great quote by our former president, ronald reagan. but lot of people really don't know about our humble beginnings and what resulted in the need for a marine corps men and future who could fight on land and sea. and then in today's environment, there's actually five domains of war. backn, land■ and. sea. then we added air. now we have space cyber and we just added information. and yo

has been determined, the corps of martyrs has also taken this quota, god willing, it is thought that both fruitful trees and non-fruitful trees will be used, so that during these 5 years, we can kill this great work tree, god willing. let's do 100 students of the latest inventions and innovations they brought themselves to the youth festival . we have a 3d printer, a material called pi . it comes in the form of a wire, it is multiplied into the machine , according to the program we give it , it moves layer by layer, and everything that is in the map is printed for us. structure. for example, this is now made with the program we gave it. a microscope that can be used in groups. it can transmit the image on a screen without the need of digital media or optical media such as video projection or optical . we designed it so that blind people can fully understand the environment and what is around them and can interact with it . it is not at a height . it sends the location and occurrence of the event to the owner of the house in the form of an sms in about one to five minutes . the explos

who will be asking for the same type of funding support from the army corps of engineers ? so are you looking for an answer on that one? i like some guidance. yes, please. yeah. i think this study is the first sort of mega study, federal mega study with the army corps on the west side. sorry, on the west coast, and so we are we are sort of out ahead, which is part of why we're really trying to get to congress by 2026. so that, you know, we can get early in line for federal funding. and i think the army corps sees this a bit as a model, both for that comprehensive benefit approach, also for how to address, kind of coastal flooding and sea level rise issues on the west coast. it's very different on the east coast or gulf coast, it's much more hurricane driven. whereas on the west coast the flood damages are really driven by sea level rise into the future. and so whereas that is a sort of an increment often on the east coast. so i think for those reasons, there's a lot of eyes on this from the army corps, from the federal government. and so i think that puts us in a good posit

why are you being told you can't aet corps. why are you being told you can't get across _ corps.an't get across chris mark - corps. why are you being told you can't get across chris mark is - corps. why are you being told you can't get across chris mark is notl can�*t get across chris mark is not a matter of being told, there are only a few crossings open at the moment, there are stringent checks going on those vehicles going across the border as well. indie those vehicles going across the border as well.— those vehicles going across the border as well. we need greater atlanta crossings _ border as well. we need greater atlanta crossings and _ border as well. we need greater atlanta crossings and secondly l border as well. we need greater i atlanta crossings and secondly we need better access for those trucks to get humanitarian supplies and and get them fast. ultimately, we�*re not talking about ten, 20, 30 trucks a day. we need hundreds of trucks a day. we need hundreds of trucks a day to get in to feed the population the size of the city of manchester. 2.3 million people are o

the year should be planted, the quota for hazrat seyyed's corps.re are 2 million saplings considered as martyrs, which should be planted within 4 years, god willing, focusing on the country's natural resources and watershed management, so many meetings. the division of labor has been established so that 500,000 saplings are planted in memory of the martyrs every year. our religious insistences from the words of naib imam zaman, according to irani abad, irani sabz and khorram , will be obeyed. the army has also taken a step forward in planting trees , as always, it is a foundation for people's presence , god willing. be it for people's presence and people's participation to build iran. pishwa city is there for the purpose that for every sapling that is planted, we put the photo and likeness of one of our beloved martyrs on that tree. we, the officials, have a duty both symbolically on the 15th day of march to plant and plant tree guns and to maintain the restoration of our ranks and natural resources, which in a way guarantees our environment and is

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law and internationally recognized borders, that is why it is the business of the russian volunteer corpsrate the russian federation, russians, russian rubyats of russians, how was pkazat one literally one second, so you know what, what. .. a russian from the russian volunteer corps, that's how they have it the russians take the cities, first level them to the ground, and then they say, oh, this is the russian city of mariupol, or severodonetsk, or bakhmud, or avdeevka, well, that is, the ruins are declared a russian city, then the russian volunteer corps takes tetkino and there is no destruction there, no murders , there is no buche, that is, everything is as it should be, that is, the russians, who are fighting for ukraine, gained civilization from us. and they fight like a civilized army, that is, without killing civilians and without total devastation, but i’m only here, well, we still have three minutes, i important, it is necessary to explain to our citizens , listeners, or viewers, and the logic, you know , people say, but why, well, there are such, well, i just always read all the

he earned his marine corps pilot's wings in march of 1943. he flew 57 combat missions in the marshall islands for vmm f 155 between 1944 and 1945 during world war two, his after the war, he earned his career marine commission in march of 1946 and spent the next several years serving at a variety of bases across globe in china, guam and texas and virginia. during his time at quantico in virginia, the korean war broke out and he was not sent to service. he was absolutely just apoplectic that he wasn't being sent to service during the korean war. he pleaded with his superiors to be sent and be given combat orders eventually writing months of letters to superiors. they told him to stop writing letters, but we'll send you to war anyway. so he received his orders for the korean war in the fall of 1952, and he arrived in early february 1953, at pohang at k3 a base in pohang south korea. there's a photo of john glenn the day he left for service in the korean war with his wife and two children. david and lynn was, really interesting about this photo a

the corps, from a federal highway and d.o.t. perspective, we're looking at the longer term prospect of getting that bridge rebuilt because we know it's also critical to the region. so we'll continue to be a partner. i just want to commend all the great work that's gone on so far. thank you very much. >> good evening, baltimore county attorney johnny olszewski. these are trying times and deals in the midst of unspeakable tragedy, we're trying to move forward with a road to recovery and resiliency and to have leadership in this space led by our governor but to have leadership at all levels stepping forward in this moment is truly heartwarming. i know people are feeling this very deeply and in a personal way, including the families who have lost their loved ones. we know the majority of those who were impacted and lost in this tragedy were baltimore county residents and i want to just assure that in addition 20 all other resources, baltimore county will thereby to provide everything we can to those families who have been impacted b

the russian volunteer corps and legions operate there. the second question is how much we really stay in the territory of the kursk and belgorod regions, but for now the effect of surprise was completely on our country, and how would the russian army retreat deep, and there the police somehow ran ahead of everyone, shining heels. pickaxes the number of people injured in the alleged ukrainian uav attack on the belgorod administration building has increased to four people, the russian propaganda agency tas reports. it was also reported that a drone had crashed into the building of a shopping center near the station cities earlier, the governor of the belgorod region , vyacheslav gladkov, reported on two wounded women in the administration. the building has broken windows, a hacked facade. emergency services are on site. gladkov noted that it... was an enemy drone. and after a night drone attack on russia, one of the largest oil refineries located near nizhny novgorod was disabled. according to defense express, the most important element of the luk oil enterprise, which is key in all tec

the corps of martyrs' school has also taken over this share.hallah, the idea is to use both fruitful trees and non -fruitful trees so that during these 5 years, we can achieve this great beauty. let's do tree work in the country, god willing. it's written in a very simple way, maybe it's from the heart of history, i see muhammad. or maybe in today's world, the handwriting of english letters is like a child's drawing , whatever it is, it is not easy for everyone to decipher it, except for those who are experts in handwriting, doctors of pediatrics, and maybe if we were a pharmacist, we could read this handwriting. then, as the association of pharmacists announced , it takes the lives of 3,000 people a year, and i took the wrong medicine . the process of removing these papers and getting rid of their troubles started in 1990. now, 93 doctors write electronic prescriptions , according to the statistics of the health insurance organization, they easily enter our national code, we go to the pharmacy and deliver them. now the prescriptions of every i

he earned his marine corps pilot's wings in march of 1943.e flew 57 combat missions in the marshall islands for vmm f 155 between 1944 and 1945 during world war two, his after the war, he earned his career marine commission in march of 1946 and spent the next several years serving at a variety of bases across globe in china, guam and texas and virginia. during his time at quantico in virginia, the korean war broke out and he was not sent to service. he was absolutely just apoplectic tt ing sent to service during the korean war. he pleaded with his superiors to be sent and be given combat orders eventll superiors. they told him to stop writing letters, but we'll send you to war anyway. so he received his orders for the korean war in the fall of■c 1952, and he arrived in early february 1953, at pohang at k3 a base in pohang south korea. there's a photo of john glenn the day he left for service in the korean war with his wife and two children. david and lynn was, really interesting about this photo as it wass, ohio, not far from john glenn's hom

corps of topographical engineers. are basically their whole job is go out and make maps topography to go out and explore. i'm trying figure out what's up, what's going on all across the west and william gottesman, who was a famous historian, pulitzer prize winning historian, taught at the universit■

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the maintenance of the next stage of hazrat seyyed al-shohda's corps is the national tree planting day in pishwa today in memory of martyr haj qasim soleimani with dear martyrs. the cities of tehran province and our program will start from pishva city, god willing. for this project, according to the order of hazrat agha, who said that 1 billion saplings should be planted within 4 years , the quota that is considered for hazrat seyyed al-shohda's corps is 2 million saplings. which should be planted within 4 years, god willing, focusing on the natural resources and watershed management of the country, well, many meetings have been held, division of work has been formed, so that 500,000 saplings should be planted in memory of the martyrs every year. irani sabz and khorram will be obeyed. the army has also taken a step forward in planting trees, as always, it is the basis for presence there are people, god willing, we have come here today to plant saplings in the soil, which will be a prelude to the presence of people and people's participation in order to build a green iran, god willing,

theits exploring corps in the 1s by creating what becomes known as the corps of topographical these areir whole job is go out and make maps topography to go out and explore. i'm trying figure out what's up, what's going on all across the west and william gottesman, who was a famous historian, pulitzer prize winning historian, taught at the university of texas at austin for many years, wrote as army officers, they the direct concern of the national government in the settling of the west. there's a ty there, and that's true. right. so what they doing is being that representative of federal ve are bringing in, they are consolidating it and they are reporting directly back to washington. it might take weeks for letters g they, the federal government's representative in the west and they make lots of wonderful art and drawings. these are obviously a turtle an an alligator and these are produced in the 1830s at a place called fort pulaski, which is in the carolinas, on the carolina lowcountry, the coast of savannah. and they are drawn by robert de lee, who is in charge of building a fort pula

the army kind of doubles down on its exploring corps in the 1830s known as the corps of topographicalguys that are basically their whole job is go out and make maps topography to go out and explore. i'm trying figure out what's up, what's going on all across the west and william gottesman, who was a famous historian, pulitzer prize winning historian, taught at the university of texas at austin for many years, wrote as army officers, they the direct settling of the west. there's a type there, and that's true. right. so what they doing is being that representative of federal government on the frontier, they are bringing in, they are consolidating it and they are reporting directly back to washington. it might take weeks for letters to get there, but they, the federal government's representative in the west and they make lots of wonderful art and drawings. these are obviously a turtle and an alligator and these are produced in the 1830s at a place called fort pulaski, which is in the carolinas, on the carolina lowcountry, the coast of savannah. and they are drawn by robert de lee, who is

the 39th brigade of the 68th army corps is the coastal forces of the pacific fleet, attacking in theection of the famous novomykhaivka and sweet water. make your way to road o-50 0530. marinka ugledar, here she is on your map in white color, it is clearly visible, they cannot , this is a very important logistical route of the defense forces, that is why ours are quite active there and the defense continues successfully so far, all these actions are definitely connected by a single plan and plan of the enemy command, in terms of prospects, in vdiivsk in the direction of the enemy will try to advance in the direction of... pervomaiske nitailovo in order to bypass the right flank of the defense forces in the area in the area of ​​nitailovo, on novopavlivske the enemy will try to cut the same road maryanko uglidar and go to the left flank and preferably go to the rear of the ukrainian group that is defending ugledar. this is the situation. mr. victor, you say quite categorically that they will try to advance, that is , you understand backwards, but... are there forces and means for this,

corps of topographical engineers. and these are guys that are basically their whole job is go out and make maps topography to go out and explore. i'm trying figure out what's up, what's going on all across the west and william gottesman, who was a famous historian, pulitzer prize winning historian, taught at the university of texas at austin for many years, wrote as army officers, they the direct concern of the national government in the settling of the west. there's a type there, and that's true. right. so what they doing is being that representative of federal government on the frontier, they are bringing in, they are consolidating it and they are reporting directly back to washington. it might take weeks for letters to get there, but they, the federal government's representative in the west and they make lots of wonderful art and drawings. these are obviously a turtle and an alligator and these are produced in the 1830s at a place called fort pulaski, which is in the carolinas, on the carolina lowcountry, the coast

army corps will be picking up those costs. as i understand it, there are 32 members of the army corps of engineers on the ground right now surveying the situation. the navy has been contracting with the salvage operation. there are 38 contractors under the navy's oversight, with respect to that. this is happening now. as the governor said, we've got one of the big lift cranes coming. i think it's a thousand ton crane coming around midnight and another 400 ton crane coming saturday for the operations to clear the channel. a word about the quick action that the governor, secretary and others good -- took to get the application in for the federal emergency relief program. this is designed for this kind of emergency and as you've heard, they have already been authorized with the $60 million from the federal government to cover all the costs of dealing with the surrounding traffic and issues that have come up since the bridge, right now, is collapsed and is on top of the ship. importantly, that emergency relief program is also what

that is the mindset that army corps is applying with their partners in unified command. we have the best inspectors, the best surveyors, and the best engineers in the world working and setting up and executing a plan of action right here in maryland. i have been informed by the u.s. navy that they are supplying us with 4 heavy-lift cranes. two have already arrived. one arrives tonight. and the fourth is arriving on monday. one of the koreans is called "the chesapeake 1000," and it can lift about 1000 tons. but the big part in what are the challenges is that the key bridge which sits on top of the vessel right now, that weight is somewhere between 3000-4000 tons. so our team needs to cut that truss intersections in a safe, responsible and efficient way before it can lift those pieces out of the water. this crane we are looking at is massive. the thing we also know is this -- so is the challenge ahead of us,. so in the coming weeks, we expect to have the following entities inside of the water. 10 tags, 9 burgess, eight salvage vessels, and five coast guard boats. i have sa

he earned his marine corps pilot's wings in march of 1943. missions in the marshall islands for vmm f 155 between 1944 and 1945 during world war two, hhe war, he earned his career marine commission in march of 1946 and spent the next several years serving at a variety of bases across globe in china, guam and texas and virginia. during his time at quantico in virginia, the korean war broke out and he was not sent to service. he was absolutely just apoplectic that he wasn't being sent to service during the korean war. he pleaded with his superiors to be sent and be given combat orders eventually writing months of letters to superiors. they told him to stop writing letters, but we'll send you to war anyway. so he received his orders for the korean war in the fall of 1952, and he arrived in early february 1953, at pohang at k3 a base in pohang south korea. there's a photo of john glenn the day he left for service in the korean war with his wife and two children. david and lynn was, really interesting about this photo as it was taken port columbus

now the egyptian third corps with 35 thousand soldiers was under siege from all directions. on the other hand, the forces under the command of arilon went to the north and were able to defeat the second army of egypt. in the same way, completely surround the city of ismaili . israel's main goal was to completely blockade the two strategic port cities of suez and ismaili, so that they could use it as a trump card in the upcoming negotiations. october, the united nations security council approved the second resolution number 339 to stop the attacks of the israeli army. this the resolution should have been implemented from 7 am the next day. but israel ignored this resolution and entered the city of suez. he advanced, but contrary to expectations, he faced the resistance of the popular forces. in the end, the israeli forces were forced to retreat with 80 dead and 120 wounded. on october 25, the security council approved its third resolution to stop the conflict in the middle east. as the israeli army continued to advance, the soviet union sent a threatening message to washingto

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army kind of doubles down on its exploring corps in the 1830s by creating what becomes known as the corpseers. and these are guys that are basically their whole job is go out and make maps topography to go out and elo trying figure o', what's going on all across the west and william gottesman, who was a famous historian, li texat austin for many years, wrote as army officers, they the direct concern of the national government in the settling of the west. there's a type there, and that's true. right. so what they doing is being that representative of federal government on the frontier, they are bringing in, they are consolidating it and they are reporting directly back to washington. for letters to get there, but they, the federal government's representative in the west and they make lots of wonderful art and koaw are obviously a turtled an alligator and these are produced in the 1830s at a place called in the carolinas, on the carolina lowcountry, the coast of savannah. and they aree, who is in chargef building a fort pulaski. they're in the local tree. so army officer r doing, have ts in