ata plane entered this country without any threat or interception by the air force. the landing at shahrekord saeed airport showed that the egyptian air defense network is not as impenetrable as israel thought , especially from the side of the mediterranean sea. return to israel and its visions with a hand full of information about the air force's defense system, the book used to terrify the heads of israel . the song of the soviet union returned home in 1967 . published a report that reformist forces are lining up on their northern borders with syria for possible attacks . soviet only to following the increase in the middle east, they said that israel will soon attack syria. sadat met with nasser, the minister of defense and the chief of staff of the army, and had signed most of the bilateral defense program with syria . syria was raised by the soviet warning of an early attack in the region, no one at that time prepared for the future, but when the issue of israeli forces on the border of syria came up , the soviet union announced to the world that the attack was im

with the united states air force. we're going to look at what what that force structure look like and what were what were the people in the air force training for at this period of time? is increasing involvement, specifically the air involvement, and then more context. we cannot forget that johnson has else on his mind he wants to advance a progressive policy that terms a great society reform movements that cost a lot of political clout and it costs a lot of money. so this is this would be most would argue this is his real interest. the vietnam war is but secondary, long as it doesn't grow into something uglier. okay. so all right. so as we get in 1964 and there's a recognition in that there's going be more involvement by the united states, there's a discussion of how does air power play into this? and the air campaign. and there's development of air campaigns already going on. and i have a nice picture up here of lemay he's going to be the chief of staff of the air force through 1984. he'll retire at the beginning of

air force.y woman on this wall. >> yeah. it is humbling, and it is an honor to be able to serve alongside heroes and visionaries. >> norah: all military branches are struggling to recruit and retain service members. while there are multiple factors, one is a pervasive culture of harassment and bullying. >> i am very focused on developing the culture within organizations where all of our airmen can reach their full potential, zero detractors, whether sexual assault, determination from harassment, bullying, those are areas -- and that takes leadership. >> norah: we have stayed in touch with many of the survivors that we have talked to over the years, and they believe that the air force is letting perpetrators get away with it. what would you say to those survivors? >> our goal is to hold all of those accountable. can we do better? yes. there is always room for improvement. >> norah: and with saturday being armed forces day, these air force leaders want to honor those who serve, past and present, a

what can be done to make it easier for people to enter the air force and stay in the air force?> there's five key things that impact military families. child care, education, housing, self-care, and spousal employment. those are three things that help us with the retention to support not only our military members but more importantly our military families. >> reporter: air force chief of staff c.q. brown senior and joanne bass are firsts in their roles. >> we're going to take out the air defenses first. >> reporter: brown, the first black man to serve as chief of staff. >> one thing i believe is young people only aspire to be what they see. you don't aspire to grow up to be something you've never seen. >> these are the photos of chief master argents of the air force. you're the only woman on this wall. >> yeah. it is humbling and it's an honor to be able to serve alongside heros and visionaries. >> reporter: all military branchs are struggling to recruit and retain service members, while there are multiple factors, one is a pervasive culture of harassment and bullying. >> i'm fo

where are the internal forces, but the pilots the air force pilots of the air force completely face the region and this scourge of the lives of the arab armies has become the master league. the presence of the brave pilots of the air force during the bloody recapture of the city was designed in such a way as to cover our entire area, although this was due to the dusty conditions of the plains. baz khuzestan and the crowding and integration of different units with elements of the 3rd basij and the jihadists of jihad al-sazage created problems in the execution of the mission of hovaniroz helicopters, but the coordination between the various forces of the army such as the air force and the liaison officers on the ground with hovaniroz pilots removed the obstacles and increased the efficiency. the wives of our relations, who were from the same base as ours and knew us , and called us by the name of kuche mal mushtaq and the name of the moon by the name of your little one . next to these officers, they were in harmony with this, and they guided us beautifully towards the iraqi forces, and he

what can be done to make it easier for people to enter the air force and stay in the air force?e's five key things that impact military families -- child care, education, housing, health care, and spouse employment. those are the things that really help was the retention and to support not only our military member, but more importantly our military families. >> reporter: air force chief of staff general c.q. brown jr. and chief master sergeant of the air force joanne bass are both firsts in their roles. >> we're going to take out the air defenses first. >> reporter: brown, the first black man to serve as chief of staff. >> one of the things i really believe is young people only aspire to what they see. you don't grow up to aspire to something you've never seen. >> these are the photos of all the former chief maste the t ons wall. >> is humbling and it's an honr to be able to serve alongside heroes and visionaries. >> all military branchs are struggling to recruit and retain service members. while there are multiple factors, one is a pervasive culture of harassment and bullying.

>> in the air force overall, it is 21%. within the ams, 50%. >> i would have to get back to you with the specific numbers. >> dr. martinez lopez, across the entire military, can you tell me what it is? >> 18%. >> and that number is going up, correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> women make up an important part of those serving on active duty. perhaps this is for you, general austin. what caucus centers -- contraceptives are currently available to service members? >> all contraceptives are currently available to active duty women. the health agency rolled out a walking for contraception in all 133 of our clinics that offer that capability to include some long acting contraception. they can walk in and taken care of without a referral or appointment. >> is that the case for people deployed overseas as well? >> it is the case for people deployed overseas when they have access to the capability within the theater. if the clinic provides a long acting, they are able to get it. >> can you tell me what percentage of women are deployed in pla

see atan with a hand full of information about the air force's defense system . the home of the return of the song of the soviet union in 1967, desperately seeking to create tension like vietnam and this time being in the middle east, the position of the worker published a report that reform forces are lining up on their northern borders with syria for possible attacks. anwar's own deputy sadat was visited by a nurse, and it was possible that baba baghi was the team's rebel, that there was basically no such analysis on the ground, and the soviet leaders only told sadat that israel would soon attack syria, following the increase in tension in the middle east . sadat met with defense minister nasser. and the chief of staff of the army, abdul hakim amel, visited and mostly defended himself if syria was attacked . last year, the conflicts between israel and syria arose from the soviet warning of an early attack . it seems logical that no one was ready at that time. but when the issue of israel on the border of syria the soviet union announced to the world that an att

so this puts first of all, the ukrainian air force in a better position to fight. and this puts also ukrainian army in first of all, the ukrainian air force in a better a better position to fight large, large scale military operations i am sure there will be not just one but several counter offensives and for that to be successful, ukraine needs air cover and this is what it's all about it's a long war and f-16s might not be the game changer. best allies have been pressing that they will keep supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. and though joe biden's announcement at the g7 that the us will not stop allies from supplying f-16s to ukraine might look like a sudden move, the fact remains that discussions around the fighter jets have been going on since at look like a sudden move, the fact remains that discussions least the beginning of the year. ukraine will get fighter look like a sudden move, the fact remains that discussions jets after all us, president joe biden made this commitment look like a sudden move, the fact remains that discussions to ukraine at th

we had taken about 300 to 400 technical and support staff from air force base to be in khuzestan for the beit operation. al-maqdis is very high the army air force was present in this operation with three support combat bases and one group from the pilot training base and was responsible for the important tasks of identifying the movement of troops and equipment for carrying the wounded and dealing with tanks, equipment and enemy personnel. in the possession of shambul, i brought back the information, it was brought to us who wanted to act, it was transferred there , but based on the information brought here, what did we do? it entered the field and provided fire support. the enemy was effective and successful in identifying the correct location of the enemy's defensive lines and during this identification , they were conducting the operation of guiding and rescuing the forces for the benefit of ahsant. here, while identifying the attack of the enemy's fighter, he is not stationed, he is moving , and this is ideal for hitting him when the sun is shining. the cobra along with this vers

what can be done to make it easier for people to enter the air force and stay in the air force?s that impact military families. child care, education, housing, health care, and spouse employment. those are things that really help us with the retention and support, not only our military members, but more portly, or military families. >> norah: air force chief of staff general cq brown jr. and chief master sergeant of the air force joanne bass are both first in their roles. >> we are going to take of the air defenses first... >> norah: brown, the first black man to serve as chief of staff. >> one thing i believe, and people aspire to be with acp if you don't aspire to be something they have never seen. >> norah: and passed the first woman to earn her title. these are all of the photos of former chief master ntthey woma. it is humbling and it is an honor to be able to serve alongside heroes and visionaries. >> norah: all military branches are struggling to recruit and retain service members. while there are multiple factors, one is a pervasive culture of harassment and bullying. >>

general, during head of the luftwaffe or the german air force, both told me that the air force would never bomb berlin in the daytime. he thereupon put it up on the proper to either stop so they b-17 raids or be sent to the infantry. november the 23rd of 1943, i happened to be in the officer club. i had i have to step back. i had been appointed since i was still on the base and had 22. i had 21 missions and on my 22nd mission in october on out at the beginning of black week on a red table in the previous operations officer of my squadron had been rammed by i have to be a one night right in front of me and exploded and all but three of the gunners were killed so upon landing the squadron commander came up to me and they are upon landing that day he said, well, you've got more experience than others, so i'm going to make you the operations officer. and then i was just about shaved tail, still a second lieutenant. i didn't get promoted to first lieutenant until the 1st of november. well, on november 23rd, i was in the officer's club and i felt a tap on my shoulder and turned around and

air force weapons schools.d as commander of the pacific air forces and commander of air force assets in the middle east. three years ago, he was confirmed as the air force chief of staff. he's credited other blackman who paved the road before him, including the late colin powell, the first black joint chiefs of staff if confirmed, the top positions at the pentagon would both held by african-american leaders. a first. not by coincidence, president biden made the announcement on the three year anniversary of the announcement of the death of george floyd. causing so many blackman to reflect on their own experiences. at the time, general brown weighed in with a personal video. >> i'm thinking i felt the pressure before, they expected less for me as an african-american. thinking about wearing the same flight suit with the same wings as my peers and being questioned by another military member are you a pilot. >> a rare moment of candor in a buttoned up military culture that has not been immune to the political divide

reflected attack of another attack as the shaheds of the russian federation, we understand that the air forcee armed forces of ukraine is, of course, many people and a large number of specialists. these are incredibly skillful military personnel, but competent command is really the key to real success. mykola, we congratulate you for many years of life, only victories and we hope for new ones. good luck , contact us now, roman svetan, military expert , colonel of the armed forces of ukraine in the reserve , military pilot-instructor mr. roman , we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i wish hello, mr. roman, give a description of the work of the air defense forces this night. well, during the previous air attacks, i ask that the vtu air forces are working at the moment already somewhere on the four with a plus, that is, a little more is needed. again, if, according to the realities, somewhere we lack a certain number of anti-aircraft missile complexes , what about what our, uh, our anti-aircraft fighters of our air defense are doing with foreign technology, this is generally

command of the air force of the air force, stated this in an interview with radio svoboda. at the same time , in order to hide fighter jets, the military will have to look for a comprehensive approach, camouflage, redeploy and move from airfield to airfield , as well as use anti-aircraft missiles complexes for cover, because according to golubtsov, as soon as the enemy learns that we have something new and powerful, he will certainly try to scout it out and strike 27 bridges destroyed in the chernihiv region the following are the consequences of active hostilities on the approaches to the city: five are currently being overhauled, six are still being worked on, the rest of the objects are still being worked on, while with temporary detours, as in chernihiv oblast , crossings are being restored. there are no cars and trucks, the fact that according to preliminary calculations we have such a number per day, taking into account the curfew, we have about 8-9 thousand vehicles, this bridge was blown up not on the third day of a full-scale war in order to prevent colonies of russ

and air defense forces in peacetime is the qualitative organization of combat duty for air defense , the main tasks of combat duty. i am the guard of the state border. in the airspace, the repulse of an attack on the republic of belarus, the elimination of the threat or the suppression of acts of terrorism in the airspace alert. and the military administration of ty chris bodies now also increased attention to the development and maintenance of the battle readiness of the armed forces of the country. grimaces european militarization and the government of the old world are increasingly seizing control and financial support of the ukrainian conflict from washington france announced its intention to transfer a batch of long-range missiles to kiev in parallel paris london begin training ukrainian pilots to fly f-16 fighters, and new factories for the production of ammunition are opening in poland . now they are producing about 30,000 shells a year, and they intend to increase the production volume to 200,000, while the united states in all signs begins to cut their spending. politics mag

what arsenal is ready for the dispatches were shown directly at the base of the royal netherlands air forcewhere our military also trains. as you can see, there is also a patriot installation and armored vehicles and artillery , everything that the armed forces of ukraine need so much now for a counterattack , the situation is literally entering the finish line. and the battles of the world's coolest military analysts this week just reached the peak. so, when will it start, artem was figuring out the bullet, readiness number one, when the counteroffensive will start, that 's all, that's it, that's it, will they help the russians with more than 100 km of fortifications and what else drives the occupiers to hysterics different dates not deadlines facts of the week about the analyzed preparation for the largest battle, but when the counteroffensive of the armed forces will begin no more than five people in the world know suvorova's plan of action is mysterious but the main intrigue is not even when but where the main battlefield will be temporarily occupied on may 5 the village of polog in the

air force in the porting of the physical of which i mean which well is directly related to the u.s.ce he knows what it is and there in the u.s. there are simply thousands , well, a huge number machines and there only in on the 16th, there are hundreds of hundreds of units. i’m not mistaken, there are more than half a thousand. i’m not talking about the f-15 and the effect of the 35th and the free 22nd. that is, there is a huge us air force, so that one and a half thousand combat vehicles are in combat condition and for him. well indeed, when it comes to that, there are several squadrons there, well, 1,236 machines , they are objectively related to this person. well, they are seen as a significant force at the same time in the understanding of the air doctrine in general. in air and refract the enemy to any state, including the stone age, and for this you really need to have a huge aviation power, which consists of hundreds of thousands of such people there, well, ukraine will have a slightly different situation, at the same time, we understand that in fact it is about what the point

of the armed forces of ukraine, glory to ukraine, mr. colonel, glory to the air anti-missile forces of the armed forces of ukraine, thank you, thank you, you are even new this type was created by the anti-missile forces, which in any case fly and scanders fly with a caner, fly from a caner, yes, but they do not reach, and not to the colonel , please share the basic information about today's shelling . yes, we see that the enemy has already activated their that's what the missile forces say, attacking in this way, another 37 out of 40 cruise missiles have been shot down. one of the missiles was flown as usual from tu-95 aircraft. nine strategic bombers were used to attack ukraine at night. well, accordingly, they were accompanied by unmanned kamikaze drones, this is mine 131,136, in total, 29 of these safe munitions were shot down. well, as we can see now, you are showing footage of the air defense robot in the kyiv region, 11 of the canders, those scandars of various bases , that is, and i mean not without basing , ground-based ground installations, a scandal, bu

so now the air force is very important to the military.ength be like without the air force? translation: without the air force, it's very l likely that the military will fall. before defecting, the captain upgraded the capital's airport for the arrival of advanced fighterjets. we prepared for six su 30s. we built three open sheds. so far, two of the sukhoi 30s have arrived from russia. they're the most powerfuljets in the air force's arsenal. altogether, more than 50 people were sent to russia to get training to operate these jets. captain ung didn't want to be one of those pilots. after 18 years in the air force, he fled with his family across the border to thailand. i saw that they killed people. i don't like that wicked behaviour. i didn't like their cruelty against the people whom they are meant to protect. in the air, this is how the resistance is trying to fight back. 25—year—old khin saine leads a group of female drone bombers. they adapt civilian drones to carry homemade bombs and rely on public donations. compare with the plane, o

air force, orlando pacific command and a u.s. navy, for the u.s. space command and u.s. space force, we simply have different responsibilities. as the chief of the space force, i have the responsibility to organize, trade, a quid, and operate the forces that are present to the u.s. base command that have the authority from the present and secretary of defense to direct those operations. >> so your organized train and equip space command is operating? >> they have the authority from the president to conduct those missions. they would direct our forces that are presented to them to conduct the operations. >> thank you general. senator fischer. >> thank, you mister chairman. general, as we discussed last year, the next gen opr satellite program is one of the key components of our future warning, architecture along with proliferated constellations, smaller satellites operating at the lower orbit. during your nomination hearing, you stated having no gaps in coverage for the warning was a high priority. the missile warning mission is the cornerstone of our strategic deterrence.

sounds, i'll run back, get the pilot's jacket and in plane to rise commander drill river-lisk british air force pilot he is serving in the nato contingent in estonia as part of the rapid reaction force at the moment with weapons on board so it is as we say in a state of combat readiness the royal air force has just taken over this mission from the german it is one of six typhoons of the royal air force based here at mary air force base in estonia it is part of the nato airspace control operation in balka regularly patrolling is the space near the border between nato and russia not the baltic sea , the border with nato countries such as estonia, latvia and lithuania passes here, but there are also two large russian bases in st. petersburg and in the russian exclave of kaliningrad, russian planes regularly make flights between the two of them approaching the airspace of nato capture - this is a circle russian planes one or more did not submit a flight plan when crossing the baltic they do not shout what is it called and as they say they communicate and do not respond to air traffic control signal

it will also improve our alignment to the air force -- construct. the initial concept was tested in january. now, we are refining and moving forward with the test at a joint exercise this summer. he must also focus on our airmen and guardians to address the challenges of their work environment. occupational and environmental -- assessments are critical. a correct early-stage study on specific risk to the community is ongoing. we will be transparent during this process as i responsibilities to protect the health and safety of our airmen and guardians. we take that seriously. we are moving forward with their operational support team stopper nice -- optimize performance and readiness. access to mental health care improves our targeted care program. a place for support based on individual needs, whether that is a mental health care provider or nonclinical support. family readiness also impacts member readiness. those who are part of our family member program may now have access to extended care and support to the air force development behavior centers.

we did not deal with serious air forces. has 20 years, and in ukraine, not only the air force does not have air superiority and it all came down to an artillery duel, which is very similar to the trench warfare from the first world, if any country had air superiority. changed company dynamics this is something i often talk to my nato colleagues about how important air force, general brown makes this statement at the beginning of the year, when kiev and washington are actively discussing the supply of american fighters for ukraine , the pentagon is entreating the current chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark mile, is categorically against it, but he is not a pilot, but an infantryman, mile's powers expire at the end of september to commanders in the white house. on wednesday. biden in the evening. told mila you know i'm going to miss you very much, as cnn reports , biden has already hosted possible replacements for mile candidates in the white house, two, in addition to dark-skinned. brown is still being considered for

the enemy has 20 years, and in ukraine there are more than one air force do not have air superiorityall came down to an artillery duel, which is very similar to the trench warfare from the first world, if any country had air superiority, it would change the dynamics of the company. this is something i often talk with my colleagues. a fan of how important the air force is, general brown makes this statement at the beginning of the year, when kiev and washington are actively discussing the supply of american fighters to ukraine , the pentagon is resisted by the current chairman of the chiefs committee the headquarters of mark miles are categorically against it, but he is not a pilot, but an infantryman, the powers of the miles expire at the end of september. biden mentioned his departure during a speech at the combat commanders' dinner at the white house. on wednesday. biden in the evening. he said to mila, you know, i will miss you very much, as cnn reports , biden has already received two possible replacements for mille in the white house. in addition to being black. brown is also be

the enemy has 20 years, and in ukraine, not only the air force does not have air superiority, and it all came down to an artillery duel, which is very similar to the trench warfare from the first world war. if either side had air superiority, it would change the dynamics of the company . this is something i often talk to my nato colleagues about what he does at the beginning of the year, when kiev and washington are actively discussing the supply of american fighters to ukraine. begging the pentagon to resist the current chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark miles is strongly opposed, but he is not a pilot, but an infantryman. miles' powers expire at the end of september. biden mentioned his departure during a speech at the combat commanders' dinner at the white house. on wednesday. biden in the evening. said mila know i'll be very bored of the changers of mile candidates, two in addition to the black one. brown is also being considered by general berger, a commanding officer of the marine corps, an infantryman with experience in command in iraq and afghanistan in total after a

as the commander of the air force and air defense forces noted, thanks to the planned systematic workn re-equipment, we always have high rates of professionalism of the military personnel of the air defense forces. and such work is especially relevant against the background of the build-up of military potential by the collective west of about 3,000, military and 150 aircraft from 14 countries will start the largest air force exercise in europe, the arctic challenge, in addition to the host countries, representatives of belgium, the netherlands, great britain, france, italy, germany, canada, denmark, the czech republic and switzerland, nato will also take part with their aircraft. awax missions will be carried out mainly in areas above the northern regions of finland, norway and sweden residents of turkey celebrated the victory in the presidential elections last night on the streets and squares of cities red-haired erdogan has already counted all the votes and the centers of the country's election commission announced the results of more than 502% in the second round, erdogan is gainin

command of the air force of the air force, stated this in an interview with radio svoboda.same time, in order to hide the fighters, the military will have to look for a comprehensive approach, camouflage, disperse and move from airfield to airfield , as well as use anti-aircraft missiles complexes for cover, because according to golubtsov , as soon as the enemy learns that we have something new and powerful, of course he will try to scout it out and strike at me. the release is already at seven in the morning and we continue our broadcast in the east , the air alarm went off, in particular in the kharkiv, donetsk, e.e., zaporizhzhia regions, the same red odesa region remains. of the defense of the south of ukraine as a captain of the first rank ms. natalya good morning glory to ukraine i congratulate you as a hero glory eh, so how did the night pass for the eh of the south of ukraine and for the defenders of the southern direction , considering that we all experienced yet another a mass attack by mine-type drones and not only drones were, if i am correct , i analyzed all th

well, for now we have to thank the air defense forces, the air defense forces, the air defense fightersor the protection , uh, kyiv is holding its own, it actually held out a year ago, put it up now. thank you, mr. mykhailo, i hope that it will be possible to avoid casualties and at least soon the fightback will begin , even if we succeed get a few hours of sleep from this night attack thank you once again and let's summarize the explosions in different parts of the city kyiv authorities report on the successful work of air defense but there is damage from falling debris so in the holosiiv district there is she was injured, she was hospitalized according to the latest data, a high-rise building caught fire there, the residents had to be evacuated, it is also known about, it is also known about broken windows and torn doors are reported to the kyiv city military administration well, we remind you of the safety rules from the state emergency service in the event of a rocket attack. so, if there is an explosion in your house , leave as soon as possible the building itself , the door leave

so now the air force is very important to the military.t would the myanmar military strength be like without the air force? translation: without the air force, it's very likely that _ the military will fall. before defecting, this captain to an upgraded the capital's airport for the arrival of advanced fighter jets. we prepared for six su thirties. we built three open sheds. so far, two of the sukhoi thirties have arrived from russia. they're the most powerfuljets in the air force's arsenal. translation: altogether, - more than 50 people were sent to russia to get training to operate these jets. captain ung didn't want to be one of those pilots. after 18 years in the air force, he fled with his family across the border to thailand. translation: | saw. that they killed people. i don't like that wicked behavior. i didn't like their cruelty against the people whom they are meant to protect. in the air, this is how the resistance is trying to fight back. 25—year—old khin saine leads a group of female drone bombers. they adapt civilian drones t

the united states congratulates the successful work of the ukrainian air defense forces and promises to work on their reinforcement of this was stated by the head of the us mission to the osce, michael carpenter, after another series of russian attacks by missiles and drones on ukrainian cities , western media compares these attacks with the actions of nazi germany, which at one time used missiles against london with similar intensity. western equipment manages to shoot down more and more complex targets, in particular over kyiv. in turn, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine , dmytro kuleba, urged the west not to perceive russia's attacks on ukrainian cities are commonplace, no matter what part of them. meanwhile, joe biden and the republican leader in the house of representatives, kevin mccarthy, reached an agreement to increase the us debt limit in order to avoid default, now its final origin will depend on a vote in the crosshairs , the agreement involves certain concessions from both parties , at the same time, some legislators believe that it can negatively affect future a

air force or indo pacific command and the u.s. navy. the u.s. space command and u.s. space force we have different responsibilities. as chief of space for as chief of space wars i can train, equip, and operate the forces presented to u.s. space command who has the authority to direct those operations. >> your organized space command is operating? gen. saltzman: they have the authority to conduct missions. they would direct our forces that are presented to them to conduct the operations. >> thank you. senator fischer. sen. fischer: as we discussed last year the nexgen opi are satellite program is one of the key components of our future missile warning along with proliferated constellations, smaller satellites operated in the lower orbits. during your nomination hearing you stated that having no gaps in coverage for missile warning was a high priority. at the missile warning mission is the cornerstone of our strategic deterrent. if we can't effectively respond, if we can't detect when our adversaries are launching nuclear weapons, we are in trouble. so it is very importa

yes , but the advantage is dominance in the air. have due to the fact that our defense and command forcesated air defense forces that do not allow the russian federation to fly freely and, let's say , support its troops on the battlefield, and of course they have an advantage in missile weapons , it is clear that we did not even have this weapon we once handed it over to the russian federation, destroyed our missile aviation, but there is no such planning of support on the battlefield in russia due to the fact that we directly created an anti-aircraft defense system that is not it allows russia to feel free here as well. of course, it is necessary now in the missile system , which in the future will be done so that russia cannot support its troops, because if the level of our air defenses decreases, of course , then combat operations will be able to completely to the other to leave as far as the coalition is concerned. we remember that the tank coalition also began. so there was no single, shall we say, understanding of support for ukraine, and now indeed president zelensky himself unders

weather news on espresso in the studio anzhelika sezonenko 4 rockets and 15 drones shot down forces against air defense at night over the dnipropetrovsk region. this was reported by the head of the region, serhiy lysak, unfortunately, there were also hits, as a result of which eight people were injured . three of them are in the hospital. three structures were damaged, several buildings of the rescue unit were also destroyed, 10 trucks and cars were damaged so much that donets special equipment, 25 private cars and two buses were also affected, three private households were also affected, 9 multi-apartment kindergartens shops and building administrators, all this in different micro-districts of dnipro informs lysak, the territory is still being surveyed, one person died during the shelling of kherson oblast, during the past day , the russians shelled the region 57 times, informs its head, oleksandr prokuzin, the occupiers fired more than three hundred shells from heavy artillery, hails of tanks, drones, and aircraft, the city kherson was shelled four times, in all cases it was embodied in resid

and it came to a head one day on air force one? michelle was on a and we're sitting in a conference room and he just starts needling me and he's throwing it at michelle. and i'm like and he finally says, you know, we'll have it in the rose garden, then i'll officiate. and i was like, sir, i don't want to do that. and he's like, what the? rose garden is not good enough for you. he actually said that, and i actually said that to him and i said, no, i don't want to put you in a position where. you do this for me and then you're going to get pestered by other people. and he said, no, no, no, this just for you. i'm not doing this with anybody else. and so, like, how could you say no to that? that's right. and so it became a very it wasn't. most of the staff didn't even know what was going to take place. it was on a saturday. it was just my family and a few friends, very small little, intimate ceremony lasted for 20 minutes, probably in the rose garden. and then we you know, we left and we parted someplace else off off campus you will th

aircraft this is about 200 aircraft as far as the reality of this is concerned. and e also to the air force of the armed forces of ukraine declares that it is necessary. at least three or four squadrons of aircraft. this is somewhere around 36-48 planes, and besides. of planes, but it should be said that it is precisely about the number that was announced by our air forces, there are up to fifty, we can now talk about the possibility of the operational transfer of these aircraft by our partners and that the training process is ours the pilots have already started partner countries are working on this, er, this means that these aircraft can er, soon, er, in a few months , strengthen the armed forces of ukraine from quadrille eh it is also important to read in the context that eh block is not bad if the first squadron appeared as my eh the thing is that we need to gain superiority in the air and we can only allow eh e in western fighters that will allow you to gain air superiority, mr. valery, we are with i understood your answer to this question very briefly, please, we have a little less th

cbs's jim axelrod has the story of a former air force officer who is paying the price for a law that no longer exists. ♪ >> reporter: at seattle first baptist church, where the seattle men's chorus is rehearsing for its pride concert -- ♪ >> reporter: -- the power of the singing voices is matched only by the spoken stories. >> as my sexual identity blossomed, i battled with how to live the covert double life that was required of lgbtq military members at that time. >> reporter: like steve morosis, a respected air force officer in the 1980s, until the military discovered he was gay. it wasn't uncommon then for gay service members to be court martialed and thrown out of the military. morosis followed his lawyer's advice to plead guilty. >> you were looking at 17 years in prison. >> i was, 5 years per sodomy charge and a year for conduct unbecoming charge. >> for living your truth. >> for being me. >> reporter: he was sentenced to two years at forth leavenworth. >> my heart sank because, again, i thought my military life was over, but in that moment, i thought my life was over. >> repor

andrii kramarov, military expert, officer of the air force reserve of the armed forces of ukraine aboutportant and related to the work of our brilliant air defense system, for which we are constantly thanking our fighters, we are moving on and we join the conversation in our studio ivan kyrychevskii expert devens express good afternoon mrs. ivan and i want to start the conversation with our hopes that we will receive from the allies 450 f16 fighters, which have been discussed for a long time. will this amount be enough to finally end the war, take our territories and stop all this mess that russia started, well, 40-50 aircraft. even if we get them there literally now, they will still be few because the minimum need for modern combat aircraft is declared by the official air force. this is a minimum of 200, a lot of target aircraft , and not for them. providing , well, at least specialized radio electronic warfare aircraft or even radar patrol aircraft, what is indicated in nato terminology by kavas, well, just the same in 16 within the framework of anti-storm defense acted even more effe

with his wife and without sending his forces to the fronts, but the complete defeat of the mizan air forcethe early hours of the war allowed him to send some of his forces send it to the west bank to attack the west of jerusalem, it is a good opportunity for israel, iran, to complete this city and also the entire west bank on the agenda . on the second day, which continued in the streets of the city of jerusalem , israel and control over all the citizens of the stage. to the stage of the city of beit al-maqdis, sitting behind google amer commander in the name of saving its forces in sinai, the joint chiefs of staff ordered them to retreat, a decision that was even more disastrous than the previous day, for example, this decision caused confusion for the egyptian forces in sinai, saying it created a suitable opportunity to be targeted by the israeli air force it takes the plane of sari in the shape of the desert to destroy the ground forces and egypt, the egyptian army was 3 times the size of israel without air cover, it had become a completely defenseless target. from the defeat of the meh

, yuriy ignat, appears in our hotel, through whom and through whom we thank our air force mr.ning good morning i really congratulate well, not because of me just thank the boys and girls who today really worked out perfectly oh, i didn't let you ask a question so i don't think it's necessary, so i'll tell you what happened i know what you're going to ask yes, indeed, a missile attack from different directions with different types of air, sea, land-based missiles plus the drones of the strike type were still attacking until midnight, so eh well, we worked out, we saw all the footage. apparently, it was like what was happening and it was loud . it was over kiev today, but such a result eh is really impressive. i think that it will be broadcast today all over the world. i think that er, the world will be amazed by the work of our air defense because, well, who has had such experience in this work, and the world must understand that we need more such systems to protect the whole of ukraine, well, at least large cities, infrastructure facilities, too against ballistics , because th

in 1959, it was decided to create a new type of strategic missile troops and our academy from the air force academy becomes an academy of strategic missile forces and we begin to train engineer officers for these troops of the strictest secrecy did not change into uniform in blue e, aviation uniform. the city did not know how to go, but here they began to train officers for the troops with the onset of space era mozhayka becomes a forge of personnel for space troops. today, not only specialists directly graduate from the walls of the academy, those who launch spacecraft, 12 faculties of mozhaiki train professionals in such a number of specialties that any polytechnic university of the world will envy also among graduates specialists who are not trained by any other military university of the country troops. they are simply in great demand, it is especially important that in the legendary mozhaika they train not only space engineers, but also those who will to teach them at the academy , scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel are being trained in 15 scientific specialties and two br