air force.think probably not.by he might remember it opens with achilles wrath or rage depending on the translation. his rage and wrath in place of honor dryvit in several instances in the reason he's enraged is because his honor expected war prize and was taken away in his honor was hurt and that's what drives them to violence, the thing that motivates them and i don't know what kind of person we want to emulate as a warrior. we could look at hector on the other side, much more human than achilles. we get consists of hector with his family.er he leans over the crib and the baby starts crying because the baby is scared and he takes his helmet off and it's a humanizing moment we experienced hector in the fullest of his personhood and it never happens with achilles, he's a warrior and only a warrior. ino spend time on this only to y again and again the scholarship on the warrior traces it back to achilles. want to challenge it because we think about the warrior he says, we focus on the fact that b

it's usually an air force airman, although not. and they obtained this joint qualification to be able to say cleared hot on the radio so this is the air power advocate that's embedded with the ground force that can translate ground speak army and marine corps speak into air force speak to translate the ground force commander's intent to the aircrew and the pilots. now talking to the to the jetpack and the pilot has found some disturbed earth in a field and she's not sure exactly it is and she describes it to the jetpack and the jetpack is convinced that it's in order to keep in mind the jetpack and his have been being fired at by mortars several days. so he is he is up to find mortar tubes and destroy them. and so this pilot and the sensor operator discussed the issue, discuss what they thought was under their crosshairs and said no, it just doesn't look like a mortar to the much more likely scenario is that it's a shovel because this is a field and it's disturbed earth. so it looks like someone was doing some shoveling. they finish

who is awarded air force crossword several years on the secretary of the air force deborah utley james read an article in the airmen magazines and air force airmen hadco not been awarded the congressional medal of honor since the number she tore that page of the magazine handed to an agency go look intois this. come air force airmen is notnc been awarded the medal of honor since a vietnam era question that there were several sets of records that try fight wreck metals it might be able to be promoted chapman was one. now been awarded the congressional medal of honor. the most important pieces of evidence that decision resist video from the spreader of the typewritten that is why it's been declassified and you can find it. but imagine if i get historical pieces right scotte swanson on the opening to the war he's got an armed predator a fires a missile. i was watching a fellow airmen to fight for his life and there's nothing you can do about it. try to imagine thatli feeling.k the next airplane with the bingo doubt he had to go back to the base is replaced by different pilot that pilot wa

are generally air forces of the armed forces of ukraine and literally in a few moments we will hear yuriy ignat, the spokesman of the command of the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine, there are some very important news that it would definitely be appropriate to discuss with him so well but there is still such interesting and important information about all those whose mobile phone itches. dear tv viewers, they saw that a russian missile hit somewhere. you wanted to make a video and post it in some facebook or telegram group, i do n’t know. appropriate measures and there is a new scientific security service of ukraine detained a 45-year-old man from lviv for distributing a video of a missile hitting the man, he admitted his mistake , the investigation of this story continues, so to speak, and he, so to speak, promises not to do it again , but in any case, this applies to everyone, not only lviv residents, not only kyivans, do not film, do not post , because very often the enemy orients themselves, their special services catch this video and orient themselves , for exampl

nixon departed andrews air force base. on their way to china and that ensuing week would become known as that which changed the world. dwight chapin was on that plane air force one 50 years ago today. and was experiencing perhaps the apex of his more than 11-year career working with richard nixon. dwight was born in kansas attended the university of southern california and joined the nixon for governor team in 1962 at 21 years old. he had caught the political bug. and his hard work and uncanny ability would take him to nixon's side throughout the entirety of the historic 1968 campaign and into the white house on january 20th 1969. dwight has written a terrific new memoir. the president's man, which you can see here to my left and much of it deals with his work with president nixon. the president's man is without a doubt one of the most important contributions to the understanding of the nixon presidency and president nixon as a person that has yet been written. dwight will speak this evening with frank gannon. frank joined

this was one of our planning sessions on china. >> and this is air force one. >> this is air force one, you see the picture bob haldiman, next to him is the chief lieutenant larry higby, and they are drilling me with questions. haldiman has skeptical look on his face like, are you kidding me? and to his left, doctor henry kissinger, winston lord who later became ambassador to china. julie, william, and the picture is on air force one. and he is in the blue sport coat, upon arrival in beijing. and this is the president. this is a great shot, because it is so representative of what this man was all about. he's got books in front of him, he is working, he is studying, his picture is on air force one. and he is in the blue sport coat, he would always take off his suit coat, put on a sport coat when he was in work mode. >> in your book you wrote that nixon worked as a nonstop machine, work was his hobby. >> i believe that. that and sports. he loved sports and he would go with david eisenhower, his son-in-law, to baseball games and for the most part, work was not work. it was a combination o

grigory andreevich continued to serve in various command positions in the air force.ated air force academy after graduating from the service entered the faculty of journalism of moscow state university and wrote several books. well, his post-war biography. many episodes took place here, already connected with his service in the post-war years, and he died in moscow, but according to his will, he was transported here and buried in the village of bobrovka next to his mother. there is his grave, which is looked after. uh, local residents are patriotic crime clubs, elevated in ukraine to the rank of national policy by central bank specialists. we ordered a translation today passport, what remains for me to consult not with how scammers from an independent country attack the inhabitants of russia with the help of a telephone; method of telephone terrorism. the fraudster managed to kidnap him in three months with a billion rubles. our fellow citizens. who is leaking banking bases as a swindler, where is the largest call center in ukraine and their probable accomplices in ru

and then this is air force one. this is where air force air force one. this is you see a picture there bob haldeman and next to him i his chief lieutenant larry higbee and they obviously are drilling me with questions and hold them and has a skeptical look on his face. like are you kidding me and to his left is dr. henry kissinger and in back is winston lord who later became ambassador to china julie pino one of the secretaries and kissinger aid william howe and on the far back on the right is mario hartley who was a kissinger secretary and and we're working we we were always working. i mean it's almost impossible to underscore the amount of energy, we put into everything that we did. 24/7 this is a meeting of my we picked up some chinese leaders on the way into beijing and i am sitting at a table aboard air force one going through what would be our plans upon arrival and beijing? and here's the president this this is a great shot because it's so so representative of what this man was all about. he's got the briefing books in front of him. he's working.

, the us air force, the french air force, forfive force, the us air force, the french air force, forach chinese or russian air forces. not allowed to teach chinese or russian airforces. —— missile doctrines. afterfive russian airforces. —— missile doctrines. after five years, russian airforces. —— missile doctrines. afterfive years, the world is changing so rapidly, technology changes so rapidly, the information they possess is probably going to be meaningless anyway. thank you so much forjoining us. pleasure. let's take a look at some of the stories around the world. russia's new military commander in ukraine has said he's preparing to evacuate people from the occupied city of kherson. general sergey surovkin has been put in charge of trying to hold back ukraine's counter—offensive, but has admitted that the situation on the ground is difficult. a new york court has ordered a french cement company to pay nearly $780 million for its payouts to the so—called islamic state group during the war in syria. la farge admitted that it had paid the terrorist organisation and other armed group

this is how iranian kamikaze drones are designated in the russian army. 136 according to the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, kyiv region was attacked drones from the south direction, you just saw what was happening what was happening in the center of kyiv this morning and the mayor of kyiv vitaliy klitschko is already joining the air good evening good evening we already know about four dead please tell me if this is the final figure or if it is an update figure but unfortunately so far representatives of the state emergency service are currently sorting through the rubble and they do not rule out that there may be more bodies of the dead under the rubble, could you now provide some preliminary results, more precisely the consequences of the morning attacks, because it is officially known about four there may have been more flights. well, you may be able to partially tell what exactly affected people, we know four people. well, what can we say? drones are flying in large numbers today from the territory of belarus, part of them from the territory of the black sea, that is, the

my dad was a fighter pilot in the air force and two tours in vietnam.started getting interested in being a pilot, my dad was super encouraging and very excited for me. i was in the air force first about 7.5 years we were able to refuel all sorts of different types of aircraft. we went through hawaii to guam got to fly to australia , the philippines, korea, and then i also got to refill my husband. one time when i was in the tanker, you could fly pregnant until the end of your sixth months. i worked really hard to get back into flying. found out i was pregnant with our third and at that point, i just thought i don't think i can do this. i really actually struggled with it for a while after i had walked away just in that, you know that that's your identity now. i was no longer this pilot anymore. so in our grad magazine, an article about the air force's initial flight training down in pueblo, and it just seemed like a really neat way for me to get back into flying and instructing didn't really think i was going to go somewhere else or do something else. i

and i think that maybe someday i will even choose the direction of the military air force, in the armedces there is no difference between the military, they are all the same requirements for everyone, i will say more that some female military personnel perform better.

struck in the kyiv region in the city of bila tserkva, we are now in touch with the spokesman of the air force ukraine, colonel yuriy ignat p yurii , i congratulate you, i congratulate you good evening, today the enemy used the soviet shahid 136 drones for strikes on in the morning, you informed the bila tserkva that 12 attack drones were launched, 6 of them were shot down, or some other details for the evening that allow us to draw conclusions about the tactics of the enemy's ability to use these free complexes . it is known that the enemy began to use these complexes a few weeks ago, at first there were more isolated close-range incidents, as you can say, he was testing the strength of our air defense, not only of the air force, but also of the naval forces, because strikes were launched from the south uh, and uh, in this way i checked how well we were able to deal with them, well, of course, there were also arrivals in the south of ukraine, this odeschyna, mykolaiv region, and well, of course, it became a bit unexpected because, uh, the probability was, there were expectations before that w

thank you for taking the time, and yuriy hnat is already joining the spokesman of the air force commandine. yuriy. congratulations good day, we provide for now, mr. yuriy, say one more, two, three, so that we can hear yurii hnat. good day. the attack of drones on the eve of tonight on ukrainian territory and about the successful work of ukrainians against the air force eh and you were also quoted. please tell us about what percentage and how many were shot down in which regions and you said that this is thanks to the new anti-aircraft missile technology that has reached us in the event, what other know-how do your units use to shoot down drones and missiles? it is clear to the partners that today we are not talking about means, it is er, well, to postpone the changes of missile systems , it is clear er, er, noticeable cheetah anti-aircraft installations , er, we can also talk about the pct, which is already working today. yes, but this is very, very little, we need more, but we must in any case thank his partners and our allies for what they have already poured in and they are ready to

head of kyiv oblast, oleksiy kuleba , reported the fusion of two missiles over the kyiv oblast, the air force of ukraine stated that the military command of the south destroyed four more missiles fired by russian aircraft from the caspian sea area, and in addition, the air command of the south declared that on the night of today, air defense forces also destroyed five kamikade drones over the mykolaiv region and three over odesa. well, and zaporizhzhia, this morning russian forces fired 12 rockets into the city. this was reported to the head of the region by oleksandr starukh. the targets were public objects at the site of one of the flights two russian missiles were hit, one person died, the latest news from zaporizhzhia will be told by yevgenia nazarova , correspondent of radio svoboda. correspondent of radio svoboda in zaporizhzhia zhenya can you hear us greetings from the studio yes i can hear yevgeny i can't see yet yevgenia what are you doing now in the city and what are the consequences of the morning attack russian troops inflicted with about 10 strikes on the city in different direct

g he's retired and the bloody 100th from thege ace air force d you'll learn about lucky in just a minute. he's an incredible, incredible man. the black snow, which is right here. you can buy it here and talk aboutls that in a bit. and the rampage with one of the very best books of 2018 by the editor of amazon and military times andas chosen as a finalist for the prestigious society. if you've misadd great book and 2016 pulitzer praises prize winner and the sam elliot award. his wife and two children and from south carolina and i'm very glad to have both of them here in mississippi today because mississippi has a great tradition of aviation as well. gentlemen, thank you so much and, kevin, i guess we'll get started with you. creating a character like lucky lukado and created over the top and describing lucky in your book, i wouldn't believe it but he's one of the the most unbelievable men and what's soo great, he still is and he's still with us.la he's driving around dallas at 100 years old and tell everybody a little bit about lucky and lucky is truly the hero of your book.. you see the

which is located at these airfields, there is a complete picture of the air forces of the armed forcess happening, how much equipment is located there, what kind of equipment is there, it is constantly there, they are also there, er, its number has not increased in the last week, it is stable, what they are losing somewhere, they are moving, well, they have increased there in the hearing of us mig-31, so what is the bearer of the dagger, so two or three planes appeared there, and it has already become some kind of resonance, well, how did it not become, because it is related to something so resonant, because this mig 31 maybe today to be here tomorrow in the crimea and so on and so on, especially that dagger can be launched by itself and from russia eh, well, we see that we do not have the kind of countermeasures against it that we would like, so eh, it is not so with something sensational. but the fact that the increase in armaments and of course iskanderi is like that were there and still are on the western borders of belarus and on other airfields used by russia. so, there, too, the

and means of air defense of the air command, the air force center shot 8bla two more cruise missiles by the landed air defense forces of the otaka ground forces, this is important information, we understand that the more systems we have against

the air force, 650 pilots. it is a numbers game.hat we did historically was see how much military powers actually used in korea or vietnam. if we're going to commit to the defense of nato allies in europe, does that mean that you can't cover down on it japan and the philippines, or taiwan? the ability to do two things in different parts of the world is really very important. our military is not up to that. and the readiness levels are just so low we just had the overall score for military power. >> you given us several headlines there. one of the ones that drew my attention in the report which was excellent is the flight hours in the air force. can you explain why it is that we are not giving our young pilot the hours that they need in flight? >> is a money issue and a perspective issue. if you only drove your car once a week and everybody was saying that is all you the need, you're probably a pretty good driver. until you get into a dicey situation. you're on a slippery road or heavy traffic or something like that, and you find out

. the first days of the attack when they hit the demand for this ot and in a few days, the air force was actually forced to withstand the blow and start shooting them down in this way, the air force is performing this task, developing air power, and now missiles, and we have to acquire shocks and spend resources on this er, ammunition, including er, any target is important, let’s say the orlan-10 is just a scout that flies, they have already shot down about a thousand of them in those seven or eight months , yes. is it important to shoot it down, or does the missile damage it, yes, it’s a shame to shoot it down it is necessary because he flies in real time mode, it is not possible to indicate both long-range artillery and cruise missiles that are on ships of the caliber of the chiha-101, they see what is moving there, let's say, let's all go to ukraine somewhere, and this style of scout can detect their location, and they pretend with five rockets on the colony with saivers and what will happen then, well, or on the parking lot, so here it is necessary to evaluate the damage that thi

of course the air force is not doing that much in ukraine. you think that is is signific significant. >> i don't think he makes a decision on a senior position without considering what does this do for me, what is the threat and the advantage. i don't think merit is really primary in his deliberations. so the current chief, he started out of the ground forces. he spent time there and went to the air force later in his career. ve typically in russian history it's about storming the castle if they're launching a coup. an air force chief is going to be challenged to do that and would make putin feel safer. >> the army would be what would be involved in a coup. if he's putting in the air force, it's significant perhaps even to show his thinking. on that front, you spent decades dealing with the kgb. you see multiple signs of what you say is, quote, infighting within putin's core. do you think he's at risk of a coup. >> i think we're far away from a coup. there's certainly fissures and they can grow worse depending on how things go on the battlefi

heather is the national organizing director of moms clean air force. people heard of it. it's an organization of over a million moms and dads mobilizing to fight air pollution and climate change in order to protect children's health our communities and- climate justice. from 200-042-2000 twelve heather serves as check this out the first african american the first woman and the youngest mayor of greenville mississippi. she served two terms and after that residents who we all wish were still our president president barack obama. appointed heather to serve as the epa administrator in the fourth region and it's a big region is the most diverse region it's the largest most poppy region of eight. it reaches and that's one of the part of the country she represented and route it herself and it's a part of the country she's from included alabama florida georgia kentucky north carolina mississippi south carolina and tennessee. and that's where transfer of climate justice and equity solutions are emerging and she's been a part of leading that. that epa region also represented and col

heather is the national organizing director of moms clean air force. people heard of it. it's an organization of over a million moms and dads mobilizing to fight air pollution and climate change in order to protect children's health our communities and- climate justice. from 200-042-2000 twelve heather serves as check this out the first african american the first woman and the youngest mayor of greenville mississippi. she served two terms and after that residents who we all wish were still our president president barack obama. appointed heather to serve as the epa administrator in the fourth region and it's a big region is the most diverse region it's the largest most poppy region of eight. it reaches and that's one of the part of the country she represented and route it herself and it's a part of the country she's from included alabama florida georgia kentucky north carolina mississippi south carolina and tennessee. and that's where transfer of climate justice and equity solutions are emerging and she's been a part of leading that. that epa region also represented and col

air force center shot down two cruise missiles and 8bla two more cruise missiles by the ground air defense forces of the otaka ground forces, this is important information, we understand that the more anti-air defense systems we have, the more reliable we will work and fight. this is an extremely important story, let's hope that the european union and our euro-atlantic partners will not sooner work in the same mode in which we work with khrestina yatskiv and our wonderful experts well, the russian radbes still won't let me in. as they say, in the border regions of the russian federation with ukraine, as well as in the occupied crimea and sevastopol, a kind of regime of medium response level is being introduced, it is called the krasnodar region, belohorodsk, bryansk, voronezh, kursk, rostov region well, and sevastopol, which i have already mentioned separately, in these regions , residents will now be temporarily resettled in safe areas with the mandatory provision of stationary or temporary housing for such residents premises, as well as the introduction of a special regime for entering a

he's the head of the air force to to find a way. we've got to beat japan by the air or we're going to have to put boots on the ground. and it's going to be an awful fight. look at what happened on tarawa. look at what happened in manila. look at what happened in peleliu. if we have to invade tokyo in nagoya, in osaka, it's going to be an american bloodbath. and we can defeat them by the air. and it that incredible pressure to bring japan to its knees landed on the shoulders of haywood hansell and he could not adapt. and so he's fired after just a few weeks, literally for a reason that in lemay is brought in to troubles food to problem solve to figure out a way to break the japanese. yeah. he'd been originally assigned in china and that was like a no win situation on that. and he, i mean, he tried everything he could to make that happen. but i think the fact that he was trying all those things is what ended up getting him the job. yeah. yeah. and lemay was one of those who there's a lot of a lot of people seem to think that he comes o

him off air force one for some reason and and so i walk up off air force one and the press person and andrews air force base came running over to me and said gene the press wants to know and for a minute. i just assumed he she was gonna say they they would like to interview you. mm-hmm. she said the press wants to know if you could not be between and the camera. because you're blocking sully. it was a humbling moment, but sully sully has an instagram account. he has 5,000 followers and i'm one and follow a dog, but that anita thanks for that is the night bad and bob dole or possibly the two iconic. those that came out of president bush's funeral. gene lewis nicola on behalf of this audience. i'm going to say thank you so much for your time your expertise.

commands of the e-e regarding the active work of aviation, the aviation of the air force. these are attack aircraft, bombers and fighters, they work in the same way together with the army aviation, these are helicopters 24 mi-8s, as well as mi-8s of the air force , actually carry out about 15 group airstrikes every day. this information is, well, in principle, it is relevant every day, and their daily publication is already a bit monotonous, and somewhere it gets bogged down. but i want to acknowledge the work of our pilots. this is really important work. aviation support from the air for counteroffensive actions of our units in various directions and on the kharkiv and kherson regions, in particular, fighters continue to hit the enemy with anti-locator missiles every day. in fact, this happens when the weather permits, aviation works effectively, as well as attack aircraft but the bombers are also launching rocket-bombing strikes in various directions together with army aviation helicopters, and it is extremely necessary to help our divisions, as well as with the support

ukraine no longer from the caspian sea region, but from the rostov region, the spokesman of the air forcene, yuriy ignat, said this today on the air of a telethon. mr. ignat, russia's strategic bombers continue to bombard ukraine with the gaz-101 and kha-55 rockets, but now they are made from the rostov region, not the skaspians, mr. hnat explained that the leta missile flies at a speed of 900 km/h if it is launched from the caspian sea region, then the air force has more time to reaction and people to go down to the shelter according to mr. ignat, the main target of the russians is the objects of the critical energy infrastructure of ukraine well, now we will talk about the ukrainian south, about the operational situation there, and also about what what is happening to the civilian population, let me remind you that a few days ago the gauleiter announced the need to evacuate the residents of the kherson region, we are talking about the simple deportation of ukrainians from the occupied territories, there is also information that they are gradually evacuating both their families and espec

simultaneous missile strike as ukraine restrained, we now have a spokesman on the line command of the air forcesd forces of ukraine colonel yuriy ignat p. yuriy i greet you, i greet you serhiy , good evening, thank you for turning on this difficult time and can we say that today's missile strike in terms of its power actually resembled what happened at the beginning of the large-scale invasion on february 24 e- well, there were several waves, several waves of such strikes, what kind of people? well, someone remembers . someone has already forgotten, so people want peace, but they shook. the disturbance was caused. well, we also brought up this topic in a somewhat informative way and began to tell people what you know. well, not the only drones, the only giant ones. yes, this is an unpleasant thing, but the enemy still has missiles, well, actually, which he was preparing for us for this spring, or rather, autumn, winter period to hit the infrastructure well, it coincided with the crimean bridge that they obviously decided to do this earlier , that's what they planned, and we should expect possibl

arnold was pressuring him as head of the air force to find a way we've got to beat japan by the air orwould have to put boots on the ground. it is going to be an awful fight but look what happened in manila, look what happens if we have to invade tokyo is going to be an american bloodbath we can defeat them by the air, the incredible pressure to bring japan to its knees landed on the shoulders of haywood handsome and he could not adapt. he is fired after just a few weeks literally. brought in to trouble shoot, to problem solve, to figure out a way to break the japanese. >> had been originally assigned to china. that was like a no-win situation on that. he tried everything he could to make that happen. i thinkyiis the fact he was tryg all this things is what ended up getting him the job or. >> will a lot of people seem to think he comes over to the pacific in immediately and he really doesn't. remember he impossible or friendly but possum it actually been his boss in europe. in fact i went to lemay's personnel file i found an accommodation letterr and is fie that hansen had written than

air force base command, was legislated to transferred in 2020 to be the chief so you are the first to be nominated in have a hearing for this position. given that the space force is only two years old it's still becoming institutionalized within the department of the fence and there are many challenges in that process. first the space force must develop its ability to train and equip guardians. space is a remote domain at one that is now contested. your guardians will have to have the ability to integrate digital and other advanced technologies to accomplish their mission. all on their -- my understanding is that space force is standing up for space training and readiness command for star calm. i will want to know your views if confirmed and how star come will train future guardians as a force in the space to maine. second, you'll have to force during a service culture and -- dramatically evolving space environment. often called new space. we are witnessing an enormous surge in the space industry with some satellite constellations that numbered one or two dozen satellites a few years

, as well as the air defense of the ground forces, during isa, 56 air targets were destroyed, 43 cruise missiles and 13 without pilots were bombarded, 15 regions of ukraine were shelled, one and a half dozen heat and power plants were affected in more than 20 places , including lviv rivne zhytomyr ternopil khmelnytskyi-ivano-frankivsk vinnytsia nizhyn konotop kharkiv-kremenchuk dmytro dnipro-kryvyi rih zaporizhzhia, mykolaiv, odesa, as well as kyiv, most of the hits were in the center of the capital, the threat of enemy air missile strikes on the entire territory of ukraine remains and in the future he will create a new resolution condemning russia's illegal annexation of the luhansk, donetsk, kherson and zaporozhye regions of ukraine, the document will be called the territorial integrity of ukraine, the protection of principles of the un charter, they will vote for this resolution on wednesday, october 12, as decided at an emergency meeting of the general assembly of the un on planned to discuss russia's recent annexation of four occupied ukrainian territories, which is a violation of

the actual distraction of the entire anti-aircraft defense, not only the air power of other er-er the power of complex defense forcese today we er-er air halls published something and calculated the following results of the use of these uavs - this is from september 13, when the first shot down over kupyansk was such a small week, they were not in the end. and it has been 36 days until today, and we have 223 downed uavs, mainly the air force here, but other components of the defense forces are also actively involved in the downing of these unmanned electronic devices, and according to the data of 17-18, there were 86% of us, we they voiced that shot down whole before, the percentage was smaller and you can more or less estimate how much was released and exactly how many shot down, you can see that the percentage has grown significantly and you are right, yes, they want to deplete what is there, and i don’t know, well, it is clear that there is a depletion of equipment the consumption of ammunition, and also the tracking of exactly where our anti-terrorist defense equipment is located. well , ours are also not standi

him off air force one for some reason and and so i walk up off air force one and the press person and andrews air force base came running over to me and said gene the press wants to know and for a minute. i just assumed he she was gonna say they they would like to interview you. mm-hmm. she said the press wants to know if you could not be between and the camera. because you're blocking sully. it was a humbling moment, but sully sully has an instagram account. he has 5,000 followers and i'm one and follow a dog, but that anita thanks for that is the night bad and bob dole or possibly the two iconic. those that came out of president bush's funeral. gene lewis nicola on behalf of this audience. i'm going to say thank you so much for your time your expertise. we're going to cover the mexican-american war today. this is where a lot of americans. i think they know very little about it. it's considered one of the more embarrassing wars in american history and there's reason sometimes americans don't like to talk about it my own mother even though i've lectured on the mexican-american war for

up air force one for some reason. and so, i walk him off air force one, and the press person at andrews air force base came running over to me and said, jean, the press wants to know -- and for a minute i just assumed she was going to say they would like to interview you. [laughter]. she said, the press wants to know if you could not be between sully and the cameras. [laughter]. because you are blocking sully. [laughter]. it was a humbling moment. [laughter]. but sully has an instagram account. he has 5000 followers. and i'm one. [laughter]. i follow a dog. but that, anital thanks. but that and bob dole are possibly the two iconic photos that came out of president bush's funeral. >> jeanne, louis, nicola. on behalf of this audience i'm going to say thank you so much for your time, your expertise. [applause] weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast, every saturday american history tv documents america story. on sundays, the latest in nonfiction books and authors. . .

our air defense forces over the kyiv region reported the head of the regional police, andrii zabitov . now it is known about two victims and two damaged private buildings, in addition, the roofs of many residences were affected. in some places, there were also fires, the police in the capital region, critical infrastructure objects were hit, energy alarm in dnipropetrovsk region, power outages have started again there, the head of the regional military administration, valentin reznichenko, reported that the system cannot cope with the load due to the morning strikes by the russians. of the occupiers and zaporizhzhia, the russians carried out several attacks on the city, as it was previously known that they were hit by rockets launched from airplanes in the city's critical infrastructure objects are damaged , therefore there may be power outages, said the head of the regional military administration oleksandr starukh , the secretary of the city council, anatoliy kurtev, noted that due to shelling, windows were blown out in high-rise buildings, the premises of medical and educational i

was with it, knocking down up to 85% of of all launched drones, says the spokesman of the air force and of the armed forces of ukraine yurii hnat , in addition to shaheds in ukraine, other iranian drones have been recorded by the mujahideen in 36 days, as of today, october 19, we have 223 downed kamika drones, currently we are studying the methods of countermeasures according to katkov, the armed forces use the entire available arsenal of weapons, but the iranian drone worth 2,050 thousand dollars is now being opposed by much more expensive anti-aircraft missile complexes and the aviation of the armed forces, but there is no optimal way to destroy mopeds. there is no direct answer to how to effectively counter them . and certain, well, let ’s put it bluntly, the experience of non-referential samples of specialized laser combat systems that simply fire these drones in the air and they have the lowest cost of destroying targets, according to an expert, effective shahedes can fight nato systems jamming communications or soviet anti-aircraft guns nikita halka valery ratushniuk the only n

first user of the newest complex so let's listen to a serviceman from the inter-centre forces of the air forces smajny, who has just returned from germany, where our military has mastered the much-needed weapons. which we currently have in service, but what makes it head and shoulders above a generation of better weapons is that it has a very sensitive radar, that is , those cruise missiles that fly very low and have little sbu

administration, oleksiy kuleba , there were no previous victims or victims, he would add that our air defense forces eliminated enemy air targets under fire and in zaporozhye , at night, the russians attacked the surroundings and suburbs of the regional center, the secretary of the zaporozhye city council, anatoly kurtev, said, and as a result of the hit, a fire broke out in some windows of buildings were shattered, infrastructure objects without electricity were on fire that night, and in occupied shakhtarsk, not donetsk region, fuel and lubricants ignited, reports donbas news in a video of the fire appeared on the network, local residents write that the fire was caused by several explosions in the area of ​​the railway station, 12 fuel tanks were set alight, intended for refueling the equipment of the entire donetsk group of occupying forces, eyewitnesses say the explosion was so powerful that it shook high-rise buildings, so far no casualties have been reported 19 drones kamikazes were shot down by our defenders in three oblasts of ukraine in two hours, the command of the air forces of the armed