the president of haiti gave tony travis and air force master sergeant a letter giving him sovereignty over all of the nations airspace. that is the other power of this force that they wield for good and americans don't know about it and it is my mission to ensure that they do from now on. >> some days we could usesome of those guys at our air force . >> they are trained air traffic controllers, something the air force seriously. that's it, i'd like to open it up questions, i find those are a lot more fascinating. >> i'm going to put down my moderators mike and put down an audience might and if you have a question,raise your hand . >> you can ask any question, also do marriage counseling. if you want to ask that of the group, we can solve problems. >> who is first? >> dan, so aside from the book that we're all going to readand enjoy, i know that . you deployed to somalia and were involved in operations in somalia and i would like you to just tell a little story about fast. that's what i like youto tell . >> a loaded question on a former friend of mine as of right now. i was a combat co

in 1974, leonard -- was a sergeant in the air force. he was a decorated vietnam war veteran. he had served three tours of duty. in fact, he had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military ban on people serving. and again, working with frank how many, the father of the lgbtq rights movement, he decided to push back against the air force. the air force discharged him and offered him a settlement, instead of trying to do change its policy. but you see, this person brave stance going on the cover of time magazine in 1975, saying, i am a homosexual. the firstperson to

>> i think it has to be under the air force. i think the space force should be under the air force. it's not big enough to bring out -- >> that's exactly my point. i just can't get there. i can't get there with the joint chiefs of staff. if it's going to be under the air force and the air force has done one heck of a good job, why can't we continue with that type of support and command under that? >> i think it's going to be a similar model to the marine corps where the commandant of the marine corps is a member of the joint chiefs of staff but under the department of the navy. i think the head of the space force is going to be a member of the joint chiefs of staff at some point but under the department of the air force. i think that's how you keep that small. that's how you keep the bureaucracy from going crazy. that's why you don't have all the replication of support you'd have to have across the board. >> thank you, again, general hyten. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member for the process that we've played out here. general

nestled up beside that is the air force base.wo institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond who just wouldn't go away. >> i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you, i never said, i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight up. >> now with the holiday season at full swing and a new commitment to her marriage, michelle and marty were on the road to raleigh, for a night out. traveling with them was another couple from her office. >> they had gone to this christmas party that she specifically asked her boss if marty could go. >> it was the date for office party standards and early morning since marty had to fly early in the morning. marty, michelle and the co-workers prepared to leave the restaurant. then an interruption. michelle excused her. made a brief phone call out of earshot of the others. then the drive to

the army, navy, air force, coast guard, marines, and very soon, the space force.nd applause] pres. trump: as we govern this evening in the joy of freedom, we remember that all extraordinary heritage. together, we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. it is the epic tale of a great nation whose people have risked everything for what they know is right and what they know is true. it is the chronicle of brave citizens who never give up on the dream of a better and brighter future, and it is the saga of 13 separate colonies that united to form the most just and virtuous republic ever conceived. ourhis day 243 years ago, founding fathers pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor to declare independence and defend our god-given rights. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: thomas jefferson wrote the words that forever changed the course of humanity. be hold these truths to self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liber

what it fundamentally is saying is that ground forces, air and naval forces, all of us are going to have to operate in the five domains. space, cyber, ground at the same time in order to achieve change over an enemy. and it's very complicated and very difficult and challenging for us to do that. we're looking at the doctrine but the organization and equipment needed to operate in those five domains of warfare. we have an experimental unit operating in the pacific. we stood up another one in europe. so these are experiments we're trying to draw some lessons learned. so it's the likelihood, the probability of much greater increase in dispersion and decentralized operations in the event of a war against a competit competitor. another one is the vulnerability of the network, the command and control. we have to do a lot more to make those more resilient. a detailed briefing on that. if you'd like. >> i look forward to that. thank you. >>> thank you, mr. chairman. congratulations and thank you for your service and to your wife and family. i appreciate your acknowledgment of general dunford's s

target -- on may 24, tactical air force struck. no blackhawk fighters are encountered.ken clouds interfered with visibility. ♪ >> target, yugoslavia, german troops had occupied the town, forcing the partisans to take up positions in the outskirts. liberators based in italy dropped 40 100-pound all purpose bombs. the bombing run is made at an altitude of 50,000 -- 15,000 feet. in the first formation, about 2/3 of the bombs cover the left of the target. bombs of the second formation hit the end of the town. near misses are scored on the bridge. smoke of the bombing is visible 30 to 40 miles away. target -- yugoslavia, on may 29, selective bombing issues by b-24's to destroy another german occupied town. flak is encountered over the target. on this one day, several other yugoslavian towns containing concentrations of german troops are attacked from the air to aid the partisan army. 290 liberators escorted by 90 lightnings released 540 tons of bombs over targets in yugoslavia in one day's operations. ♪ >> from a base on los negros island in the admiralties, a jungle patrol

and there are only about 13 four-star generals in the air force. if there was going to be an investigation for perception issues, it would have been muchf better offone of the other services criminal investigators had looked at this. but the thing reember about investigations from the o.s.i., contrary to what the air force and the deptment of defen keep spinning this with, the investigators do not reach a concsion whether or not these allegations are true. all they do is uncover facts and get interviews and track down evidence. they do not make a suggestion. they don't reach a conclusion. so it would be much better to go off to somebody else, but let's remember, he was not cleared by an investigation. he was cleared by a fellow general officer. >> brangham: prossor vanlandingham, what do you make of this? this wasn't a true exoneration. this wens simply thrying to gather the facts, and we still don't necessaril that evidence is saying? >> well, we do hav professional -- the air force does have professional ders,tigators and fact fin and don is abso

air force. this issue is critical, since air assets fall under the command of afghan army officers during cooperation within the advisoryf the sfab commission at the tactical level. knowledge of these critical command and control relationships and important aspects of afghan military culture are important for u.s. advisors to be successful from day one of their assignment. despite the 2015 transition that prioritized the train advise and 's dot mission, the sfab not operate under the combined security transition command in afghanistan otherwise known as stick command, but rather under the u.s. commander in the field for operations. as a result, many of the advisors were tasked with non-advisory missions. one sfab battalion was tasked with running an airfield and another was tasked with helping to coordinate air attacks. theyadvisors noticed received a little direction from the u.s. advisory mission in kabul. it is also difficult to judge the true impact of the sfab deployment because the unit la

[applause] air force chief of staff, general david goldfein. general, thank you very much.f of naval operations admiral, john richardson. thank you all. thank you, admiral. [applause] over many decades, in times of war and peace, mark esper has answered the call of duty. he's never failed. he hails from uniontown, pennsylvania the hometown of his , personal hero, the legendary former secretary of defense and a great one, george marshall. mark attended the united states military academy at west point. graduated in 1986, receiving a commission in the infantry. soon, he earned his tab - ranger tab - and fought with the famed 101st airborne division in the gulf war. he was awarded the bronze star and the combat infantryman badge for his service. brave guy. they all told me he was a brave guy. i knew that anyway. in total, mark served in our nation's military for 21 years. he completed his final active-duty assignment right here at the pentagon on the army staff and then returned six years later as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for negotiations policy. over his caree

and what it is fundamentally saying is ground forces, air, naval forces, have to operate in the five domains, space, cyber, ground, air, maritime at the same time, to achieve advantage over an enemy. it is complicated and difficult and challenge for commanders to do that. we're looking at the not only the doctrine but the equipment. we have an experimental unit, multi domain taskforce, operating in the pacific now, we have another one that's going to operate in europe. these are experiments, prototypes trying to draw lessons learned. some key lessons so far, the likelihood, probability of greater increase in dispersion, decentralized operations in the event a war with competitor. another is vulnerability of the network, communication network. we have to do more to make those resilient. many other lessons. you need a detailed briefing on that, at a later time. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chairman, general. congratulations and thank you for your service and your wife and family. i also appreciate your acknowledgment of general dunford's service. i agree on the exceptional

the air force to understand this whole space force thing is taken from the bowels of the air force and the personnel. is not something we are starting over but using what we have. >> that's correct. >> i have a hard time understanding those joint chiefs to have a whole other layer of bureaucracy to be extremely costly and i have never seen these agencies they didn't come with a tremendous amount of cost and personnel. >> i don't know the cost they did a cost analysis but it isn't another layer of bureaucracy the people dedicated and focused to the training and equipping of the offense and defense of us operations in space. >> so to have a force that is dedicated to do that that is the sole mission in life. >> our valuation is happening in cyberand in space two things that changed dramatically. we are working much better as a unit to separate space force from the air force in a separate role so to me that's the problem i am having. >> and the space force is similar to the way with the department of the navy. >> i know you will have your hands full putting this together i just hope you h

. >> on november the 16th air force one touched down bringing president kennedy on his third visit to america's space force. he was welcomed by a major general, commander of the air force tests center. the nasa administrator and nasa launch operator center director, the president moved out quickly on his whirlwind tour. air force astronauts cooper and grisham. briefing onr project apollo the president and his party drove to the base of the giant saturn. it will carry an american crew to the moon in this decade. established after he took office. the president then boarded a nearby helicopter for an aerial tour of the space launch area. [helicopter noises] the commander in chief was aboard. donning a sailor's jacket he looked every inch the naval officer he was during world war ii. the fleet performed flawlessly. the andrew jackson. a proud commander congratulated up proud crew. the president returned to the cape by helicopter. the visit expressed continuing support for the nation's space program. ♪ >> on november 25 of the cape was closed. officers at the airport missile test center as

target -- on may 24, tactical air force struck. no blackhawk fighters are encountered. broken clouds interfered with visibility. ♪ >> target, yugoslavia, german troops had occupied the town forcing a- the town, partisan -- forcing the partisans to take up positions in the outskirts. dropped 40 100-pound all purpose bombs. >> in the first formation, about 2/3 of the bombs cover the left of the target. bombs hit the near of the end. near misses are scored. smoke of the bombing is visible 30-40 miles away. >> target -- yugoslavia, on may 29, selective bomb by v-24's to destroy another german occupied town. flak is encountered over the target. on this one day, several other yugoslavian towns containing concentrations of german troops are attacked from the air to aid the partisan army. 290 liberators, at least 540 tons of bombs over targets in yugoslavia in one day's operations. >> from a base in the admiralty's, dates -- a jungle , accompanied by an enlisted unit. starting from calvary headquarters on the south coast they wade ashore. the combat cameraman are as heavily arm

the air force investigation concluded there was no effort to put these claim. the air force left no stone unturned in the investigation into the senate has been thorough as well. we have to focus on the nominees that come before us and focus on evidence when accusations are made and the surface and lack of evidence to support accusations are compelling. i hope we can find a way to work together to reject the partisanship of the current political environment. now i want to focus on areas that infects the state. why is russia doing what they are doing in cuba and venezuela and what do you think the end result is going to be and what should we be doing that we are not doing right now? >> it's not just a regional strategy, this is a global strategy to influence and russia honestly doesn't have many friends in the world and the friends they do have tended to be trouble but they tend to reach out to try to influence the nation that can counter the united states and nato and the influence of the global structuron the globalstructure e world war ii. if you look at what

there will be a flyover, some of the latest military aircraft, air force f-22s and f-35s. the plane that is used as air force one. the new marine one helicopter, the b-2 stealth bomber. there's also going to be a very small number of armored vehicles on the ground. dave, michelle? >> barbara, thank you. >>> the president's big fourth of july bash will have a party crasher, though. the infamous 20-foot-tall balloon depicting the president as a baby in diapers. cleat complete with cell phone. the national parks service issued a permit to the group, cold pink for the baby trump balloon to be displayed on the mall. regulations will prevent the balloon from taking flight during the event. the group expressing its frustration says the permit is not in the location it requested

acting secretary of the air force matthew donovan. thank you very much. thank you, secretary.sident trump: acting secretary of the navy thomas modly. thank you, thomas. great. president trump: army chief of staff, general mark milley. mark? thank you, mark. president trump: congratulations to mark. coast guard commandant, admiral karl shultz. thank you, admiral. president trump: marine corps commandant, general david berger. general, thank you very much. president trump: air force chief of staff, general david goldfein. general, thank you very much. president trump: and chief of naval operations admiral, john richardson. thank you all. thank you, admiral. president trump: over many decades, in times of war and peace, mark esper has answered the call of duty. hes never failed. he hails from uniontown, pennsylvania the hometown of his personal hero, the legendary former secretary of defense and a great one, george marshall. mark attended the united states military academy at west point. graduated in 1986, receiving a ommission in the infantry. soon, he earned his tab ranger tab

a post announced maps to raid the air force base in nevada known as area 51. it's been the focus of ufo and alien conspiracy for decades. more than a million people signed up for an event the september called storm area 51. the air force is worried people could get hurt if they try to trespass on the military base. officials are investigating whether that facebook, those followers are real or fake. called the biggest drug bust in australia's history. almost 900 pounds of cocaine was found hidden in a huge excavator. border forces put the machine through x-rays and found 348 packages hidden inside of it. x-ray images show the arm packed with bricks of that drug. it's worth estimated $144 million. two suspects have been arrested, they are charged with several counts of drug trafficking. >>> that's incredible. this was caught on cameras a pod of dolphins leaping in and out of the water off of the coast of southern california. the boater you heard, chuck patterson, some of his friends, they were riding off of the coast when more than 100 dolphins started racing al

reporter: a joke but one that air force taking seriously.ebook post and avoided fake designed to get likes announced a plan to raid air force base in nevada, known at area 51. >> more than 1 million people have signed up for the storm area 51. they can't stop all of us even, for late september, the post declares we can move faster than their bullets. let's see them ale yeps aliens,s enough to spook the air force, they don't use term area 51. largest training range in united states low -- located in nevada, one reason they don't want initials to -- officials to trespass they are worried some might be killed. saying: there has been interest in ufosightings since revealed that year military spent 22 million to research ufo's and announce new classified guide lines for how its pilots should report them. last month navy briefs several senators on capitol hill about u.s. ufoen courtsers like thisos one. off of east coast of the u.s. an unade ounidentified aerial phen. >> you have objects, maneuvering without sign of propulsion. reporter: not clear

air force in kabul. this issue is critical, since air assets fall under the command of the afghan army officer during operations, and therefore within the purview of the advisory mission at the tactical and operational level. knowledge of these critical command-and-control relationships and important aspects of afghan military culture are important for u.s. advisors to be successful from day one of their assignment. transition that prioritized the train and advise notassist mission, they do operate under the combined security transition command afghanistan. afghanistan but rather under the u.s. commander in the field for obligations. as a result, many of the advisers were tasked with non- advisory mission. one battalion was tasked with running an airfield and another was tasked with helping to coordinate attacks. sfabs advisors noted they've received little production from the advisory mission in kabul. it's also difficult to judge the true impact of the deployment because the unit lacked the assessment

air force chief of staff general david. thank you very much.ardson. thank you. over many decades and times of war and peace, mark esper has answered the call of duty. he's never failed. he hails from union town, pennsylvania. the hometown of his personal e hero. the legendary former george marshal. mark attended the united states military academy at west point. graduated in 1986 receiving a commission in the infantry. soon he earned his ranger tab and fought with the famed 101st airborne division in the gulf war. he was awarded the bronze star and the combat infantry badge for his service. brave guy. they all told me he was a brave guy. i knew that any way. in total mark served for 21 years in military. he completed his final act of duty assignment right here at the pentagon on the army staff and returned six years later as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for negotiations policy. mark has advanced our national security in a variety of other government and private sector goals. he's worked in both houses of congress advising lawmakers.

it representing the air force you will soon see beautiful brand-new f-22 raptors from langley air forcend one magnificent bead to bomber from whiteman air force base in missouri. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] >> president trump: what a great country. in october 1775, the continental congress ordered the construction of two sailing vessels, each carrying ten cannons and 80 men to sail eastward. our young fleet tested their sea legs against the most powerful navy the world has ever seen. john paul jones, america's first great naval hero said "i wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sell fast, for i intend to go in harm's way." he got his wish many times when his ship was shot into pieces off the coast of england by a british vessel under four dozen guns. one demanded to surrender, jones very famously declared "i have not yet begun to fight." [cheers and applause] when our navy begins fighting, they finished the job. the war of 1812, captain james lawrence fell with his brothers on the uss chesapeake. his dying command gaine

the pate states that the whole thing is a big joke but the air force isn't laughing. d a statement saying quote we would discourage anyone from trying to come into the area where we train american armed forces adding the us air force always stands ready to protect america and its assets mysterious area, 51. of course has been the subject of conspiracy theories for decades now many people believe the us government stores, its secrets about us foes and aliens at the military site. for your health tonight, not surprisingly students who spend too much time on social media and watching tv. they are more likely to have symptoms. >>of depression. the study involved students in grades, 7 through 11. the report says for every additional hour. i could spend on social media on watching tv. the depression problems got worse, not clear if the screen time is causing depression or this is just a symptom. but experts say there are clearly is a connection. so which one it is just got sites beautiful day live look at does san francisco's embarcadero well. >>going hurt right a little bre

with the mike. >> do air force i was participate in top gun or do they have their own program? n: the kill ratio went up to what i told you it was in vietnam. force, their senior leadership, they would not change the tactics. we brought him down to fly. proof of what should have happened. on. later went after they got started, he retired or something. the air force kamala. i will say they are joined at the hip. they shared information. they are both american fighter schools. they share information. air force, i never said a bad word about them. they built it hundred of those planes. that is one of the reasons that i had buried with me. 347 -- 340-something airplanes. those guys were as good as anybody in the world. yesterday -- yes, sir, right here. >> i salute you for all your service. i thank you for that. they took the bull out of the aircraft. did they take the bullets out of the aircraft's that were giving ground support to the infantry? >> i think he is asking about the comment that you made earlier. the navy took the bullets out of raid.y right -- sky -- did they take the

somewhere in an air force transport. we get out and we look around. probably go in the hangar, there are these beautiful little silver migs. half-hour later, test pilot, chief of projects, he says come on, dan. let's go flying. , sits up on ane canopy, looking over. he says, don't worry about the instruments. as long as you're in the green everywhere. [laughter] try that one on. anyhow, 30 minutes after we landed, i'm strapped in. the hardest thing about flying a mig, it's taxing. i won't get into it, but it's very difficult. we got to validate the tactics that we had all come up with against the real thing. graduation day, the first class, i said i've got a surprise for you. i put them all in an airplane and said follow me. we went up to area 51. the students took on migs , the real, unknown thing. you'll hear them on the air. i won't tell you what they said. "where did these guys come from?" [laughter] they get to prove their knowledge, if you will. nice way of putting it. so anyhow, we validated the tactics. the last

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a senator and rape survivor defends an air force general accused of sexual assault. >> general hyten his family were unfairly put through this terrible ordeal. >> o'donnell: why the coach who led the u.s. women's soccer team to back-to-back titles is stepping down. the amazing story of 36 nurses with one thing in common. and tonight, breaking news: for the second time in a week, north korea fires off multiple projectiles. just what is kim jong-un up to? >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell reporting tonight from washington. >> o'donnell: good evening. and we are going to begin tonight with that breaking news out of north korea. a short time ago, the north fired multiple projectiles. a u.s. official tells cbs news these firings look very similar to the last set of short-range ballistic missiles fired less than a week ago. now, those launches were taken as a sign of kim jong-un's anger over plans for joint u.s. and south korean military exercises. leading us off tonight is ramy inocencio and he is live for us from beijing tonight. ramy? >> reporter: norah, yes, good eve

it's enough to spook the air force.erm area 51 to describe 2.9 million-acre live fire training range. the largest in the united states located at the air force base in nevada. one of the many reasons air force officials don't want people to trespass on the base, they are worried some might be killed. "any attempt to illegally accessed military installation in military training areas is dangerous" there has been renewed interest in ufo sightings since it was revealed earlier this year. the military has spent $22 million to research ufos and announced new classified guidelines how a pilot should report them. last month, the navy briefed several senators on capitol hill about ufo encounters like this one. from a navy training mission four years ago, seeking's post -- post of the united states and identified aerial phenomena. >> you have doing things, without obvious sign of compulsion. >> it is not clear 1.1 million facebook followers who said they would storm area 51 are real and not russian about. mike. >> mike: jennifer

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air force are not laughing. this morning, a tiny town in the dusty desert preparing for invasion. >> i hope there's not that many people that are saying they're going to be here. >> reporter: people all over the world are asking about rachel, nevada, a 15-minute drive from area 51. >> our phones have been ringing off the hook. >> reporter: there's a restaurant, one bar and the only hotel called little a'le'inn has only 13 rooms. >> is a full size bed okay for the two of you? >> reporter: now the town with a population of only 56 is buzzing. >> a million said they were interested and another million said that they were coming. >> reporter: it all started nearly a month ago when someone organized an event on facebook inviting people to storm area 51 on september 20th to, quote, see them aliens adding if enough people turn up, there won't be enough guards to stop everyone from getting in. the base is considered a fortress of government secrets. the gag seen as a joke at first has attracted real world enthusiasts wi

and distinguished lead eprresenting each branch of the united states armed forces, the army, navy, air force and very soon the space force. [ cheers and applae ] >> as we gather this evening in the joy of freedom we remember that all share a truly extraordinary heritage. together we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story ofamerica. it is the epic tale of a great nation whose people have risked everything fowhat they know is right and what they know is true. it is the cron calling of brave r give up on ne the dream of a better and brighter future, and it is the saga of 13 separate colonies that united to form the most just and virtuous republic ever conceived. on this day 243 years ago, our founding fath rs pledged their lives, their fortunes of their sacred honor to declare independence and defend our god given rights. [ applause ] thomas jefferson wrote the words that forever changed the course of humanity. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men ar created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable righ, that among these are li

the air force we can actually pull this up for people, i want to make sure i clarify, the air force warningng the area 51 is open training range for the u.s. air force. we bodies courage anyone -- we woulddiscourage anyone from trying to come to the area. hopefully people heed that warning. do you think at some point there were ufos there? >> i don't know. i used to investigate ufos for the british government at the ministry of defense. and i'm afraid if the u.s. government did find aliens, they didn't tell us brits. so i don't know. i've heard the rumors, of course, but they are i think just rumors. and the other point is that if there really was anything there, at any point, now we are at a time where area 51 has been name checked in sci-fi movies and tv shows. anything that was there i think will be long gone. but you know, i absolutely agree with the air force. i'm all for people's right for a lawful, peaceful protest. but storming area 51, that's a federal offense. trespass on a military installation is a federal offense and it's dangerous. it's irresponsible and dangerous. heather: yo

target -- made the fourth, tragical air force struck.roken clouds interfered with visibility. ♪ narrator: target, yugoslavia. german troops occupied the town. liberators based in italy dropped 20 general-purpose bombs each. the bombing run is made at an altitude of 15,000 feet. in the first formation, the bombs cover the left of the target. smoke is visible 32 40 miles away. target -- yugoslavia. may 20 not, selective bombing by b 24' us to destroy another german-occupied town. on this one day, several other yugoslavian towns with concentrations of german troops are attacked from the air to aid the partisan army. at least 540 tons of bombs in one day of operations. from a based on los negros island -- calvary, the the combat cameramen are as heavily armed as the rest of the patrol. they march through heavy jungles. , they are caught in the center of the trail. inside, they find 9 dead japs killed the previous day. they returned to spend the night. the next day, a hike to the yuba river on a three-day patrol. they go to ours up the mouth

target -- may 24th, tragical air force struck.roken clouds interfered with visibility. ♪ narrator: target, yugoslavia. german troops occupied the town. liberators based in italy dropped 40 general-purpose bombs each. the bombing run is made at an altitude of 15,000 feet. in the first formation, the bombs cover the left of the target. smoke is visible 32-40 miles away. >> target -- yugoslavia, on may 29, selective bomb by v-24's to destroy another german occupied town. on this one day, several other yugoslavian towns containing concentrations of german troops are attacked from the air to aid the army. 290 liberators, at least 540 tons of bombs over targets in yugoslavia in one day's operations. >> from a base in the admiralties, they set out, accompanied by an enlisted unit. starting from calvary headquarters on the south coast they wade ashore. the combat cameraman are as heavily armed as the rest of the patrol. they march through heavy jungles and deep man grove swamps. two hours out the point man killed five japs. caught by surp

air force, i never said a bad word about them. i don't know hand many of you know pete looks movie of the f 105 in south east asia. but they built 800 of them. and in the book, it is one of the readings i had barrett tillman with me. we did a lot of research. they lost 340 something airplanes. in vietnam. that is a tragedy. those guys were as good as anybody in the world. i salute you for all your service. i thank you for that. he referred previously to being told that they took the bullets out of the aircraft. did they take the bullets out of the aircraft that were giving ground support to the infantry? >> i think he is asking about the comment that you made earlier. the navy took the bullets out of the sky raid. he is asking if they took them out of any of the aircraft that were supporting -- that were doing ground support in vietnam. no. the navy f4's never had a gatling gun. you squeeze it and i guarantee, even today it is the weapon of choice in combat. i don't care if they have any missiles. i'll take a couple of sidewinder'

what did the air force's investigation entail?he air force's investigation according to pentagon officials was extremely thorough. they interviewed lots of different people that were potentially able to tell them something about the series of incidents that this officer is alleging against general hyten. at the end of the day what that investigation found was there was insufficient evidence to either prove that the allegations happened or prove she was lying. at this point, what they've turned up is kind of a he said/she said. and what makes this interesting is that this is part of larger debate over whether or not allegations of sexual assault in the military should be handled by the chain of command or whether they should be outsourced to an independent prosecutor who has experience in handling this kind of case. now in this case, the air force investigator who made the division about whether or not to either charge him or recommend an administrative action against him is one of about a dozen four star generals in the entire u.s

but that will be cut off just before it's offloaded at pearl harbor to be carted over to the air force base and flown back to ellington air force base in texas, at which point, still -- the astronauts will be removed from the c-141, which flies from there, and another tractor-trailer, they call it a 40-k hauler, will be taken over to ellington to the lunar receiving laboratory. >> aldrin is down here now on the hanger deck. the tunnel, made of semitransparent plastic, is established between, from the door on the side of the facility, waiting only for the moment when the command module will be brought on-board. the command module, when it is brought back to land, will go to downy, california, for a 21-day quarantine period and very detailed inspection. by that time, lunar samples, the lunar rocks that the astronauts brought back from the moon, will have long since been removed, and sent to the various scientific teams that have been waiting anxiously for the samples from our earth planet, our sister planet, the moon, for an examination and detail of the lunar soil and lunar rocks and th

they were the army, navy as well as air force, which were by this time, air force had been created. in 1947 by this time we had air force nurses as well who were serving in that theater. we had other women serving, of course, around the world as well. but on the ground in korea were primarily army nurses. so we could see how uniforms and how the military was beginning to be more accepting and realizing that women were here to stay. and fashioning uniforms under the conditions under which they were served. so this would have been the fatigue uniform, so to speak. of the nurses in korea. it was very familiar. looks like the m.a.s.h. ones we've seen on television. these were flight nurse uniforms, our air force uniforms. we have a hospital chest that would have been carried with the nurses into the hospital. there was a considerable effort to recruit women. everyone, but certainly for women. i don't know if the nation was battle weary. they wanted to get back to their normal lives. when korea came on the heels so quickly of world war ii, there was a great effort to try to recruit every

it's been enough to spook the air force. use the term area 51 to describe the 2.9 -- the largest in united states located at nellis air force base in nevada. one of the many reasons air force officials don't want people to trespass on the base, they are worried some might be killed. "any attempt to illegally accessed military installations or military training areas is dangerous." there has been renewed interest in ufo sighting since it was revealed earlier this year the military has spent $22 million to research ufos and announced new classified violence for how its pilots should report them. last month the navy briefed several senators on capitol hill about ufo encounters like this one. from a navy team training mission for your signal off the east coast of the united states an unidentified aerial phenomenon. >> you have objects that are doing things, maneuvering in ways without any obvious sign of propulsion. >> it's not clear the 1.1 million facebook followers who said they are going to storm area 51 are real and not rus