native sea and air base equipment now their addition to the army navy has significantly increased the operation power of this force. in the surface and sub-surface sectors , we have defined special programs in this field in different dimensions , meaning that both in the development of capabilities in the field of combat and in the field of improving the strength of the units and the dimensions of the units , which, god willing, we will see in the near future. more recent additions, god willing, we will return and add all kinds of stone floats. and the surface and subsea style of adding all kinds of sea cruise missiles and dragons and electronic warfare systems, drones and defense systems was one of the most important achievements that today the combat organization of the army joined. however, in havana sector, for the first time in the world, an aircraft carrier was equipped with a missile, which increased the combat power of this strategic vessel . the last section of ghazvin rushd freeway was put into operation in the distance of rudbar manjil. this piece with a length of 8 kilomet

i would like to say that the army navy is really different from the army navy in 1305. everything you saw in this movie was made by the hands of these dear ones. now, if i want to mention the content of the film is correct , with the aim of keeping the memory of the martyrs alive. there is operation pearl, but in this film, we mentioned several other points, indirectly and directly , a discussion about the construction of internal vessels, whether surface or subsurface vessels, the discussion of the intelligence elites of the navy in the region, and most importantly, it is very important for the military the issue of families is an important issue, families play a very important role in the field of supporting personnel. for example, in the last mission when our loved ones in the navy had an accident in 86 , they landed in korea, and these families were alone for about 8 to 9 months, and those who participated in this mission, when they returned, or some of these loved ones were members of they had lost their families or fortunately they had been added to the number of

operations with ... in the region, with a separate breakdown by branches and types of troops, air force, navy, armywhat these forces will do in ukraine is not explained in the document. for life support the zelensky administration itself, the united states is ready to allocate almost $8 billion. this money is provided on credit until september 25, and the bill specifically prohibits spending it on paying pensions to ukrainians, but all these funds are prohibited. we changed the law so that 80% of all money stays in the united states, in our defense plants. we have changed the approach, so that all aid to ukraine turns into a loan. according to the requirements of the bill, ukraine must end the conflict as a democratic, independent and sovereign state. and herself the strategy should be updated at least once a quarter. here are demands for the president to transfer missiles to attacks from an increased range, but with the caveat that this may not be possible ... we will send military equipment from our own reserves, and then use the money authorized by congress to replenish these reserves by purchas

operations in the region, with a separate breakdown by branch and type of troops, the air force, navy, armyt these forces will do in ukraine is not explained in the document, to support the life of the zelensky administration itself, the united states is ready to allocate almost... the bill specifically prohibits ukrainians, however, all these funds can be partially or completely written off, although not earlier than mid-november of this year, that is, the decision will be made after the presidential elections. we changed the law so that 80% of all money remains in the united states, ours. defense enterprises, we have changed the approach, so that all aid to ukraine turns into a loan. end the conflict as required bill, ukraine should, as a democratic, independent and sovereign state, the strategy itself should be updated at least once a quarter. here is a requirement for the president to transfer missiles to attacks from an increased range, but with the caveat that this can not be done if their transfer threatens the security of the united states itself, that is, a solution. his name is an

with this first explanation that you made, the navy group is completely with you in the making of this film, not only the armyy group, but also the army itself and to some extent the general staff of the armed forces, with the production team, with me and with all the factors and the work ahead. most of the production of this film was done in tehran , but for filming and final production in march 1401, we went to azem bandarbas, and there all the facilities to make a luxurious movie were provided to the film crew. you see, from the time the idea of ​​this film was created to the time it was edited and ready to air, it took almost a year, but the main stages of the pre-production, production and editing of the film took about 4 months . abbas, if i want to tell you the days of filming, it is more than a month, but a part of our pre-production was also done in band abbas . we were in bandaab , and the filming process lasted until april 3, 1402, and we returned to tehran, 400. sea work experience how was it well, you see, i have been working with friends of the armed forces in the sea for many years , we have co

services, which are struggle, we both heard from the army and the navy, the army quantity tatively had the biggest miss in recruiting last year but as a percentage of the need the navy was even greater. both services come up short. they need to be recruiting aggressively. what they're doing to recruit is the right thing. they're going to be the kids that are physically fit, mentally able and that means they're sitting outside the basketball locker rooms, football locker rooms, i get it. but if they're recruiting the right space force, excuse me, cyber force, they would be sitting outside the robotics lab. what's happening now in the services are we get the best, most cyber hell advantage person the service happened to recruit unless of course that person is needed as a special operator and nuclear operator in the navy. then they're going to these other ones. that's where the money is and the service's greatest demand is. we're also training differently across different standards. redundant training facilities for the army, navy, air force, marines. and we're renumerating them different

operation in the region, with a separate breakdown by branches and types of troops: air force, navy, armydocument. for life support the zelensky administration itself, the united states is ready to allocate almost $8 billion. this money. are inserted into credit until september twenty -fifth, while the bill specifically prohibits spending them on paying pensions to ukrainians, but all these funds can be partially or completely written off. true, not earlier than mid-november of this year, that is, the decision will be made after the presidential elections. we changed the law so that 80% of all money stays in the united states, in our defense plants. we've changed our approach so all aid to ukraine turns into a loan. ukraine must end the conflict in accordance with the requirements of the draft law as a democratic, independent and sovereign state. what about the strategy itself? should be updated at least once a quarter, here is a requirement for the president to transfer missiles to attacks from an increased range, but with the caveat that this can not be done if their transfer threatens

army. i'm sorry, the u.s. navy first and then the army came in and occupied buford the sea islands head after the navy came in and drove the confederate writs out. she knew that it spelled trouble and i think the enslaved people on the can be knew that the union had come and this spelled freedom for. in the book i've been able to try to trace several formerly enslaved who left the company who liberated themselves and went to buford and worked for the u.s. army quartermaster after gun shoot at bay point. so the combahee river raid really begins. the battle of port royal. okay. and the battle of port royal inaugurates the port royal. there are. 8000 formerly enslaved people who are freed and these formerly enslaved people are in, in all respects, abandoned right there without, uh, their whites, shall we say something that we're thinking about the civil war period would have been in, according to the planters. but according to the union as well. so this inaugurates the port royal experiment, which was the largest soci

persian gulf , but first of all, the security of shipping traffic had to be provided, which the navy of the army undertook this task. in any case, during the 8 years of sacred defense, there was a moment in oil extraction and oil export problems. for a moment , there was no problem in the entry of commercial ships to emam port. for a moment , there was no problem in the matter of exports, that is, the export of goods from imam port. iraq war, i told you that all our forces are involved, get armor from the 92nd army, for example, the 92nd army was bombarding iraq, that is, it was distracting. look at the warships , they call it an escort. i always looked to see if i had an oil tanker in this convoy of 30 or 20. if i went with an oil tanker, this is the right way . you're crazy, so let's go, sit in this load of wheat, so that if a rocket hits you, you'll go straight to dynamite indeed, the irgc navy also retaliated against the actions of the baathists by damaging iraqi oil ships . security in the persian gulf is not separable. if it is unsafe for us, it will be unsafe for others. 36 to the actions

the right to do as we see fit, we have a clear understanding that... we have two allies, the army and the navy , of course, alexander ii spoke about this very effectively, but at that time there were no aerospace forces, the unmanned component was an academician. well, i would like to support this topic, because today we see how more and more the united states is their closest allies, they, saying that they were supposedly trying , in any case, even to express sympathy there, it is very good that they did this to one degree or another together with their allies, they had to do this, and saying that they are fighting terrorism everywhere, including they are trying to justify their... presence in syria precisely by the fight against terrorism, they actually encourage today precisely terrorist methods of fighting russia, they actually continue to act as sponsors of the discussion, there are now two obvious incubators of terror, terrorists, terrorism, one is the territory of the former ukrainian ussr , which was nurtured, so to speak, by the west, primarily washington, and the other, also not with

gulf, but in first of all, the security of the shipping traffic had to be ensured , which the navy of the armyertook this task . during the 8 years of holy defense , there was no problem in oil extraction and oil export. for a moment, there was no problem in the entry of commercial ships to imam port. a moment in the discussion of exports. that is, there was no problem exporting goods from imam port to the outside, this was a sign of the capabilities of the forces that were on the scene at that time. during the iraq war, i told you that all our forces were involved in the escort service, get some armor from the 92nd armored division, for example, the 92nd armored division was starting to bombard iraq. was throwing cobra ground force helicopters are coming towards the sea. the air force's f4 was down, the f44 was top cover , warships, see what they call the escort. i always looked to see if there was an oil tanker in this 30-twenty convoy. he said, sir, i'm sorry, you're crazy, so let 's go, sit down this time, so that if a rocket hits , you won't go straight to dynamite, and you're a navy man.

the persian gulf, but first of all, the security of shipping traffic had to be ensured , and the army's navy undertook this task . during the 8 years of holy defense , there was no problem in oil extraction and oil export. for a moment, there was no problem in the entry of commercial ships to imam bandar. for a moment, there was no problem in the issue of export, that is, the export of goods from imam port to the outside. this was a sign of the capability of the forces that were on the scene at that time. during the iraq war, i told you that all our forces are at your service begi's involvement in the 92nd armored division. for example, the 92nd armored division started bombing iraq. that is, he was distracted by the cobra helicopters of the ground forces coming towards the sea, and if they saw them, the f4 of the air force was down, the f44 was in top cover, the battleships were telling him to see this. i always looked at the escort. or not, if i went to the oil tanker, this is the right way . these guys, my friends tell me, sir, i'm sorry, you 're crazy, so let's go and load the wheat, bec

i would argue we are doing that in some of what i've already described, working with the army and navy on management architecture, which we are doing. working particularly closely with the navy. for industry, they don't say i have to do a different way for the navy in a different way for the army and maybe completely differently for the marine corps. part of it is we are coalescing into a more common approach. there's work to be done in an implementation plan, what are these discrete investments? some of them we already know because there's money in the budget we asked congress for, congress always comes through when you give them a discrete, obvious challenge. when we can give them a very discreet thing, they are often very supportive of it. we will have to do more work to identify the additional one by one set of started to emerge. many of them in electronics, castings and forgings, bad batteries. a lot of these are somewhat known, so still work to be done but i think we also have to remember the bigger picture piece, which to me comes across in flexible acquisition i think that gets

the british army and the navy and the air force, but particularly the british army has beenseen threat we have seen the threat increase. it's and it's not just a matter of being able to fight. it's also a matter of deterrence. you've got to have you've have military you've got to have military strength and a demonstrable political it in to , political will to use it in to, order to avoid having. >> well, i agree with you. like the enemies , we're going to have the enemies, we're going to have to leave it there. >> and we can all agree >> and i think we can all agree that is a bloody good thing that it is a bloody good thing that it is a bloody good thing that giving £151 million that we're giving £151 million to afghanistan this year. that that we're giving £151 million to a'do anistan this year. that that we're giving £151 million to a'do us, tan this year. that that we're giving £151 million to a'do us, the this year. that that we're giving £151 million to a'do us, the worldear. that that we're giving £151 million to a'do us, the world of that that we're giving £151 millio

officially declared red day. army in the forty-sixth in the ussr, it became the day of the red army and navyion in 1998, alexander lukashenko , by his decree, renamed it the day of defenders of the fatherland and the armed forces of the republic of belarus. now compare our great-grandfathers in the ranks of the red army, our great-grandmothers among the working women of a great country, the irish celts and the fictional roman priest. which of the following people does it look good? in our culture, learn to value your own. in this world, only self-sufficient peoples seek respect, create traditions around dates that no one can add meanings that are unfavorable to our children, this is the only way we will be able to preserve and pass on our cultural code to the next generations, well, teach children to see the difference between the spiritual and commercial content of the holiday. the commercial makes it brighter in the moment, but only the spirit... preserves its brightness for years, i am marina karaman in the hidden meanings of the holidays we figured it out, everything is clear, see you la

abraham lincoln said in 1862 and september as commander, chief of the army and navy in time war. i suppose i have a right to take any measure which may best subdue the enemy any measure which may which which may best subdue the enemy. now, if you think back to the constitution, ratification process way back 1788. patrick henry, the man of individual liberty. give me or give me death. the reason henry opposed the was because this was greatest fear that a executive would look at the constant and look for ways to sort of move between the lines, not a strict construct produced like a film or a pierce or a buchanan in. but to be able to maybe especially in time of national crisis with the military by his side effectively make himself a king as they had thought about it in terms of the monarchs of who had this ability to take any measure that they felt was appropriate. now there's in the constitution that says that he can this the provision about being commander chief that's in there in article two, simply the president is the commander in chief of the army and navy doesn't say anythin

and its units, apply equally to military personnel of all units, ships and subunits of the soviet army, navy eating food, but eating, i order you, forget these yours, thank you , please, hello, see you goodbye, hello, you're in the army, now, excuse me, i just didn't think you were in the army'? words of elementary politeness are not excluded, remember, in the army they don’t think, in the army they follow orders, they carried out the order, then think, you understand, understand, understand, not understand, understand, and so exactly, so exactly, understandably, in short, set out so that bounced off my teeth, excuse me, please, but cramming is far from the best method of learning. yeah, i absolutely agree with you, there is a much better method, it’s called a guardhouse, i won’t step out of it rooms, until you learn the regulations, i’ll come back and check, lyudmila vasilievna. to the commander of the fleet aviation in sevastopol, i'll wait, i'll accompany you, maybe you want some tea or something stronger, i want to give him something stronger when he returns, well, he's a division comman

well, the russians are used to fighting against an enemy that has neither a navy nor an army, it was like that in syria, it was like that in georgia, it was like that in other cities, that's what they thought, that's how it will be. with ukraine, when the ukrainians sank the russian cruiser moskva in the 22nd year. the relatives of the russian servicemen who died on the ship appealed to their command for compensation, but the answer was that the svo is being conducted on the territory of ukraine, and the ship sank in neutral waters, this is not an extraordinary case, and only after a series of ukrainian missile strikes on the headquarters of the fleet on... the black sea fleet began to carry out measures to disperse the forces of the fleet from the main bases, these are measures that are carried out at the beginning of the war or in a threatening period, that is, after one and a half years, they began to fight, which is now being carried out by the leadership of the russian fleet, after the appointment of a new commander of the black sea fleet and the navy. including another appointm

navy or marines. the outcome was predictable. the army faced a string of defeats, starting with the battle of long island in august. washington a slight victory in the battle of harlem heights in september. only to defeat, face defeat at white plains in october. arnold fought valiant lee up in upstate new york during the battle bell corps island that same month. but the americans face a devasted fate and defeat at fort washington in november, followed by loss of fort lee in new jersey that same month, and washington an at this time is now being pursued by british forces is across new jersey until the 8th of december, when he crosses the delaware river south into pennsylvania pennsylvania. to make matters worse, general grant of the british forces captured newport, rhode island, that same month. so this is a difficult time for the continental forces. disease is desertion. casualties terminate and enlistments had all dwindled. washington's 19,000 troops with those are accompanying him south of the delaware to about 2500. something needed to

the army, navy, air force, marines are terrestrial forces if you will. are sized assuming they'll have access to space capabilities. because of that we've been able to reduce the number of force we have and can prosecute targets with fewer assets than decades ago. if we don't have access to those space capabilities. if those forces don't have access to those space capabilities we don't have the force structure we need to fight without them. that's why we have to protect and defend against the threats arrayed against them. senator scott: how many are we relying on? general whiting: it's our satellite communications, global positioning system, intelligence systems, weather systems, missile warning systems. it's a host of different capabilities we provide from space. senator scott: so if our adversary was able to demolish 10 of them would it create much debris? general whiting: almost certainly, yes, senator. senator scott: and if that debris was floating out there, how much of our satellites one at risk because of just the debris hitting them? general whit

retired four-star admirals and generals with former secretaries of the army, navy, and air force rightw amicus brief if the justices rule in favor of the ex- president, it would, "risk of jeopardizing america's standing as a guardian of democracy in the world." joining us is former army secretary and one of the chief architects of the amicus brief, louis caldera. >> mr. secretary, you are not only the former secretary of the army, you are a trained attorney. we all here often members of the military who are trained to follow orders and they believe in the chain of command. did it take much coaxing from your self and others to get the names that signed on to this amicus brief to do so or did they really understand the gravity of what donald trump was alleging, that it was a no- brainer for them? >> no, it really didn't. in fact, this brief started with a number of four-star general officers, admirals, and service secretaries from the army, air force, and navy working together to write the brief because we were deeply concerned that first of all, no justice on the supreme court has serve

standing with giants — an installation representing, in silhouette, the almost 1,500 men of the army, navyh. like sentinels, they will stand at the british normandy memorial above ver—sur—mer in northern france — codenamed gold beach during the allied invasion. they've been created by dan barton — a labour of love, commitment and dedication, four years in the making. the multiples of the same figure — itjust seems tojust really drive the point home, just how many people suffered for our freedom. part of dan's vision was to involve as many volunteers as possible — more than a thousand have helped to create the figures from recycled signs. he's borrowed thousands of pounds against his 0xfordshire home to self—fund the project, and to make his vision a reality. you don't really get parents taking their children and standing them by the — sadly — the monument in the village and taking a photograph of prosperity, whatever. but you do with our figures — they come along, they take a lot of pictures with their children and conversations start. and it's a way of telling youngsters, you know, just t

standing with giants — an installation representing, in silhouette, the almost 1,500 men of the army, navyntinels, they will stand at the british normandy memorial above ver—sur—mer in northern france — codenamed gold beach during the allied invasion. they've been created by dan barton — a labour of love, commitment and dedication, four years in the making. the multiples of the same figure — it just seems to just really drive the point home, ofjust how many people suffered for our freedom. part of dan's vision was to involve as many volunteers as possible. more than a thousand have helped to create the figures from recycled signs. he's borrowed thousands of pounds against his oxfordshire home to self—fund the project and to make his vision a reality. you don't really get parents taking their children and standing them by the — sadly — the monument in the village and taking a photograph for posterity, whatever, but you do with our figures — they come along, they take a lot of pictures with their children and conversations start. and it's a way of telling youngsters, you know, just to be min

these will be the land army, navy, air force and the newly created cyber unit.currently valid. slightly more than 180,000 soldiers serve in germany's defense until 2031, and their number is planned to increase until 2030. in a hint of negotiations, the italian defense minister advocated openness to dialogue with russia. according in vito crozetto, it is important that there are at least some channels of communication with moscow, even in the face of a full-scale invasion of the territory of ukraine. at the same time, crozetto admitted that putin's army attacked a sovereign state unprovoked, so italy and neighboring france will always support ukraine. lithuania will buy 3,000 drones for ukraine, the country's prime minister ingrita shemonite said during a meeting with the head of the ukrainian government denys shmegal in vilnius. the country will also allocate 15 million euros for rehabilitation programs. wounded of the ukrainian military and will provide 35 million euros for the czech initiative to purchase artillery ammunition. the shemanites and shmyhal also d

specialists who take an active part in the production of everything necessary for our heroes, our army and navy a fund has been created to resolve the social issues of fighters and their families. defenders of the fatherland. in each region, its employees help restore documents, obtain medicines, medical products, undergo vocational training and, if necessary, find employment. and they placed special emphasis on the efficiency of providing benefits. the procedure for issuing a combat veteran's certificate has been simplified. now the department. i said, we prepared with your personal participation and we managed to soften the most difficult period of adaptation, create a solid foundation for further economic growth and, of course, for improving the quality of life of our citizens, our country, fulfilling new tasks. in his message , the president instructed to think through approaches to modernizing our fiscal system for a more equitable distribution of the tax burden. citizens and companies, and the head of state especially noted this in his message, together with you, dear colleagues, dear dep

they still have 4 main entities, the army, navy, air force and rock it for us. this is a support function that's there and it really is responding to this kind of higher hybrid warfare concern. there's a lot of changing tech in warfare. we seem to, you know, how information needs to be coordinated and used in any kind of situation and how conflicts are now being way in a webinar used, especially from west, in terms of both of the, the known media and also the, you know, the social media so it's, they're responding to changes, but this is not a complete reorganization has been, has been put forward by a many news entities. yes, yes, we've seen them and it fits those comments and us is ramping up. it's the military presence in asia and conducting these joins rose with the philippines as well. to what extent do you think the best best of what i was trying to was doing now is a direct response to that? well, very much so i mean the u. s. is webinar izing information and this information and they, they, i recently was reading report where they were talking about how

i have directed the coast guard, the navy and the army corps of engineers, who are, by the way, the finestengineers in the world, and state officials to work together to help remove this steel as quickly as possible and as safely as possible. so far our team has been able to clear two small channels for essential ships helping clear the wreckage, and yesterday the army corps announced by the end of april they'll be able to open the third channel for some commercial traffic including car carriers, and by the end of may, we'll open the full channel, the full channel. [ applause ] my task force on supply chain disruption has been able to engage with union, rail, trucking shipping, state and local leaders to minimize the impact on our supply chains. and i'm proud to announce that the federal government will provide over $8 million in grant funds to make the infrastructure improvements at sparrow's point as the only port unaffected by the collapse, which will allow sparrow's point to take on more ships. that's happening now, or will happen shortly. second, we're focused on protecting the worker

blocking shifts, moving in and out of the harbor i've just i've directed the coast guard, the navy, the armyorps of engineers, who are by the way, the finest engineers in the world. and the state officials to work together to help remove this still as quickly as possible and as safely as possible. so far our team has been able to clear too small channels for a central ships, helping clear the wreckage and yesterday, the army corps announced that by the end of april, there'll be able to open the third channel for some commercial traffic, including car carriers by the end of may, will open the full channel. a full channel >> my past >> four, it's not supply chain disruption has been able to engage you with union rail trucking, shipping state, local leaders to minimize the impact on our supply chains. and i'm proud rounds with the federal government will ride over $8 million in grant funds to make the infrastructure improvements that sparrows point as the only port on affected by this collapse, which will allow sparrows point to take on more ships and happening now will happen shortly second, o

nothing in the world and amazing to listen to them from army, navy, m marines, they lov everything aboutching what is happening to us. it is your honor itting into a third world country in front of us. we are paying for it. nothing in this world is free. you pay for everything. i was taught that as a young man. when i want something, my father said, go out and work for it. >> todd: beautiful thing your friends are doing. what do your friends who are about the same age as the president say about joe biden? >> i can't use that language on the air. it is pathetic to watch it. they can't -- impeach because he's not capable but yet capable of running our country. there is something wrong here. good people, we keep our mouths closed, bite our tongues, but in reality, we don't have the say democrats have. when you try to say something, they say we are going to make it better. i have not seen anything they cre created better. >> todd: knowing your community and state does joe biden win pennsylvania this time around? >> i hope not, i pray to god he doesn't. >> todd: oo understood. tony milidantri

steel or the the the army or the navy and say, hey, take a look at this. and they would receive back suggestions factual errors and and they would go over them and make changes so that hugh fulton signals when these reports came out actually they were proof and factually was key, too. they stayed away from opinions. they stayed away from grabbing headlines or spin. and they basically just said, what's going on? take it or leave it. and then with those drafts, truman and the other senators would hash out the details often over bourbon and scotch in his private office, known as the doghouse in the senate office building. little room where they could meet and sit and talk. and one of the things truman would do here as well would share the credit he didn't need name on everything. he'd let another take the lead on this or that investigation. even the republicans he'd let a a given senator deliver the full report to the senate. take a little bit of the credit didn't matter of course everyone just called it the truman committee anyway. in another lesson that wou