we must have an air force. second or not or for this. we need a great army industry, a air transport system, and a great body of trained personnel. but we need more than planes and pilots and mechanics. we need scientists and mathematicians, and we need the full and very genius of the american people. we have things we can protect, a future ourselves and our allies with the weapons, the future. after the war. a small appropriation. it difficult to carry out the program that general arnold called for. although we knew the modernization of our air forces by the development of jet aircraft was a most urgent requirement. the change from propeller driven airplanes to jet airplanes to be gradual because low budget and because it takes to bring new aircraft from drawing board to operational. but 81 of the early jet fighters made, a spectacular claim to public notice when it flew from long beach, california, new york city in 4 hours and 15 minutes while jet fighters were coming into. jet bombers were still in the development stage. but there came

the army air forces, become the united states air force.ey mitchell. simonton becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. aviation of the army signal corps and distinguished for his record in both world wars, becomes the first chief of staff of the united states air force. there are more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a form of our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. >> there about 4000 of us. some were in the army air force. a lot of us joined up after the air force became a separate service. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in october 1947 histories made by this aircraft. and it's a pilot captain charles yeager. this airplane in this a pilot are about to be the first and te speed of sound. b-29 excess. an altitude of about 35000 feet. the ss one is on a military aircraft. a flying research laboratory designed to test the effects of supersonic flight upon airplanes. powered by port for rocket engines. less than 5000 pounds. mission quite like this one note airplane there with ss one is about to do. leve

air force one at andrews air force base, and start to walk over to air force one, this is when he comes over, speaks to us, these are the steps. the engines have already been on. they start revving up. we go up the back stairs. before takeoff, i tried to feed all of the audio that we have gotten. on the old 747's, this is air force one. that is explained in the book too. these are the smaller planes that are newer. once you get inside the fuselage, you have no cell phone signals. i would be standing on the back steps, trying to get the wi-fi signal to feed this audio to the npr cloud that we used. the flight attendants, trying to grab me and get on the plane. you don't keep the president waiting, or the pilot of air force one. one thing goes wrong, and you have really ruined your day, and the day of a lot of other people because you have hourly newscasts waiting to get this material, especially if the president just said something significant. that is a taste of what it is like. >> you have all of these concerns to do your job. you are also trying to come up with questions that need to

force your air force, america closing. that's. closing out career as the 19th chief master sergeant in the force. caring for and advocate for the over 689,000 total force airmen for more than four more than three decades. as a u.s., it was really easy choosing my outfit every morning. i had the great of wearing our nation's cloth every single day, along with a pair of combat boots serving in your air force that flies fights and wins and air power. any anywhere. so that we can have the freedoms that we all have today. y'all give air force a hand clap. speaking of air power. before i go on, if you are a military member or a veteran, i'm going to ask you to please stand here, raise your hands and you all join me in giving these folks a big hand clap of appreciation. thank you. our military members and veterans represent. only 1% of american who serve or who have served in our military. and we thank you so much for service and your sacrifice. and to everyone out here online who has a family member or a friend who serves. thank you your

the russian air force did not perform the way i thought they would perform. that is because again the ukrainian, the air defense was extraordinarily effective against the russian air force. they shot down the russian airplanes. they abuse their air force from russian airspace launching precision missiles into ukraine. that was one. the other one that really surprised me was the ineffective use of russian electronic warfare. i thought that would be a much bigger factor than it proved to be. i still am not 100% sure why they did not shut the networks. some people suggested the same frequency levels, same radio types, that sort of thing. i'm not sure even today what the full reason is. the full capability of russian electronic warfare. there are some other lessons. the ukrainians defensive capability and their heroic nature will be underestimated we have seen what the chinese have been doing to bolster their military. the south china sea and some of the activities there. we have seen the tensions around taiwan that continue. what makes you nervous or what has you

so the russian air force did not perform the way i thought they were going to perform. and that's because again, the ukrainians, the ukrainian air defense was extraordinarily effective against the russian air force and they shot down the russian airplanes in the initial part of the fight. and so the russians, all the russians have done now is use their air force from russian airspace, launching long range precision missiles into ukraine. so that was, that was one, the other one that really surprised me was the ineffective use of russian electronic warfare. i thought that was going to be a much bigger factor than it proved to be. and i still am not 100% sure why they didn't shut down all the command and control networks that the ukrainians were using. some people have suggested because they're using the same frequency levels, same radio types, that sort of thing. i don't know. i'm not sure even today, what the full reason is, but the russian, the full capability of russian electronic warfare, i don't think was brought to bear and there were some other big lessons learned

air force one. we are all questions at him. he comes, speaks to us and then goes up the the the steps the engines of already are on and they start rubbing up and we go up the back stairs and before takeoff, i try to feed off of all the audio that i've got the on the old 740 sevens there are more there's more than one air force one that's explained the book, too. but there are these planes that are. and once you get inside the fuselage, even though you have no cell phone. so i would be standing on the back trying to, you know, get the wi fi signal to feed this audio to the the the npr cloud that we use. and you know the flight attendants like trying to grab me and get me on the plane because you don't keep the president waiting or the pilot of air force one. so a lot of one thing goes wrong and. you've really ruined your day and the day of a lot of other people because have hourly newscasts waiting to get this material, especially the president said something significant. so that's a taste of what th

in the sky in ourair of the air force in the sky in our air defence systems and we know how to dealh it. let me once again say, the defensive measures are never ioo% defensive measures are never ioo% foolproof and this is why compliance with home front command's instructions, and the responsibility that must be displayed by citizens of

air force intelligence and intelligence gathering are also based here. the next target, of course , based on the information gathered, 30 rockets apparently hit this area, and many of these images of the hits were taken from a distance. it can be shown. it can be related to this . the next base is the base no. 6 mosman line of saqim , which is located around the city of barshuh, and ramon and ramon, which is a little south of here, is the main base of the f-16 and f-15 fighter jets of the zionist regime, which are used in the attacks that they used this base to be present in southern lebanon against the materials of the south and according to the sources. the islamic resistance of these irgc missile attacks in the form of operation sadiq's promise 2 to what we have mentioned and talked about, albeit briefly, has caused these other military bases to be able to don't continue the activity, almost 30 rockets have hit this base of the saqim line . we had another report that around 22 rockets hit dimona, dimona area, which is an important area and you got inv

white house press pool it is a smaller group of reporters that goes into the oval office and goes on air force one and there is a lot of cooperation and also competition to get the air of the president. and in the obama administration the so-called pole sprays might last for a maximum of 60 seconds and obama was very disciplined, he did not like answering questions and i think some reporters were tried to get them in once in a while. with donald trump it was completely different. and i believe that as far as speaking to the media on the record, probably holds the record for the most minutes talking to journalists on the record. linda johnson would go on for hours but it was off the record so, instead of going in for a 62nd =>, we could be in the oval office for more than an hour sometimes asking multiple questions to the president and also off the record briefings on air force one would turn in to on the record briefings so, it was a lot of work. >> one of the things that i think readers will appreciate about the work is the history different administrations and how they acted with the press,

we can see that the strength of the zionist regime is its air force, and the air force of this regime is considered a strategic asset, and this strategic asset has somehow created an advantage for itself at the regional level. well, this strategic asset was created with the support of western countries and this was an effective factor. the true promise operation, we see exactly that the three bases that were targeted as the main bases of the regime air force , part of it was taken out of service . a basic, historical and mental asset , that is, psychologically, they also rely on it air force forces and targeted it . the second issue that we can raise in the military field is that the zionists are on their own defense. it seemed to have made a special investment, especially after intercepting a few of the missiles that hizbollah and ansarullah had finally sent towards the political regime . having this background and even we witnessed that after the time when they somehow realized this operation, they allowed all the cameras of the international media. and this show off the interceptio

he was briefed on air force one about the developments in gaza. we know jake sullivan and secretary of state tony blinken are on air force one. and so they were able to update him as developments were happening. the secretary of defense lloyd austin also here in europe meeting with nato defense ministers. we understand from a defense official that he was handed a note during one of his meetings about what was developing in the middle east and his since spoken with the israeli defense minister as well. these developments have been happening quickly over the last several hours. we know that president biden has been kept abreast of these developments while he has been in the air. we also know that this is -- sin war is a man that the biden administration has pointed to as the master mind of the attack in israel. the administration has said time and again, he has been an impediment at different points in the process of trying to get to a cease fire, trying to get to a hostage release, and so we anticipate that at some point -- >> i'm going to interrup

channel, 35 rockets were fired at israeli settlements in the western galilee, as well as at the miron air force base, from where air operations are being controlled? however , israeli aircraft and drones are intensifying air attacks, and in several directions at once. at night, the air force bombed the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital. footage is coming from beirut of powerful explosions in the area international airport. several residential buildings were destroyed. the city of sidon was also attacked. the lebanese health ministry says that at least 95 people were killed and almost two hundred were wounded in israeli strikes in the last 24 hours. a series of explosions were heard at night in syria. an israeli drone was shot down by air defense near damascus. according to the syrian side, the fire was caused by falling debris. the arab republic's defense ministry reports the death of three civilians, and the state television channel reports the death of its presenter safa akhmat. israeli air force that same night, targets in the gaza strip were attacked, one of the targets was the vnusi

air force commanders at langley air force base in southern virginia, home to the f22 raptors noticed over a period of 17 days dozens of unidentified drones would begin flying over the base shortly after dusk each night. the air force by federal law was not allowed to shoot the mystery drones out of the sky. the white house reportedly called for national security meetings to discuss how to address drones possibly sent by a foreign adversary. there were concerns about using electronic warfare or jamming systems for fear of interfering with commercial air travel over the holidays. three months earlier drones were spotted flying over a nuclear facility in nevada. not clear whether the incidents were related. here are some of the police reports from virginia near languagely air force base. december 6th at 10:00 p.m. multiple drones tracked over langley air force base and descending in the area of marshall street or hope park. the drone is not a langley aforce base drone. langley is reporting 125 feet off the ground having landed. myself and the other agent will be at 201 drum beyonds at t

jeffrey lewis, advisor to the us foreign minister, released a satellite photo of the regime's air force base the zionist announced that iran's missile attack has damaged the operational capability of the regime's air force. initial investigations show that at least 32 iranian ballistic missiles hit the israeli army's novatim air base in southern occupied palestine. of course, this is except for the points that are covered with arab . us president joe biden did not rule out the possibility of an attack by the zionist regime on iran's oil facilities the day before. for the first time in the last three years, he sat for a few minutes.

last december air force commanders at langley air force base in southern virginia, home to the f-22 raptorszens of unidentified drones would begin flying over the base shortly after dusk each night langley air force base did experience incursions of unmanned airline systems last year in december of 2023. the number of those uaf incursions did fluctuate on any given day. but they did didn't appear to exhibit any hostile intent. >> the white house called for national security meetings discuss the drones which had been seen over three sensitive u.s. installations and whether they were sent by a foreign adversary. there were concerns about the military using electronic warfare or jamming systems to stop the drones fearing it would interfere with commercial air travel over the holidays. three months earlier, mysterious drones also spotted flying over sensitive nuclear facility in nevada. it is not clear whether the incidents were related. here are some of the police reports from virginia near langley air force base december 6th 10:00 p.m. multiple drones tracked over langley air force base and o

let's start, perhaps, with lebanon, where the idf's operation arrows of the north continues, and the air force and the israel defense forces continue to launch missile and bomb strikes not only on beirut, where the southern suburb of the city of dahiya has again come under attack today. quite bombs were falling near beirut international airport, well and... israel has launched another military operation, the situation in the gaza strip, the army of defense is conducting a ground operation in the area of ​​the city of jebali, there is also a refugee camp of the same name, it was there that several hundred thousand people were moved from the south of the palestinian enclave, that's where, according to the palestinian ministry of health, only since the beginning of this morning, since the beginning of this operation, 25 people have already died, another 250 have been injured, and under fire has also come school, located near the alaksa mosque, also as a result of the strike one of the local mosques was destroyed in the idf say that they launched an operation there because they noticed the intensi

base in the south _ israeli air force base in the south of— israeli air force base in the south of thesome damage. it seems clear the americans think the israeli aerial— americans think the israeli aerial defences need bolstering, all of this in the context— bolstering, all of this in the context of the fact the israelis have still yet to respond to the iranian missile strike — respond to the iranian missile strike a_ respond to the iranian missile strike. a lot of pressure having _ strike. a lot of pressure having come from the white house — having come from the white house not to attack iranian nuclear— house not to attack iranian nuclear facilities are energy infrastructure, but the israeiis _ infrastructure, but the israelis have been making noises _ israelis have been making noises about this being a surprise _ noises about this being a surprise attack, according to the defence minister, the iranians _ the defence minister, the iranians will not know what hit them — iranians will not know what hit them. that is still to come, and — them. that is still to come, and if— them. that i

, the air force is the the exp the experties in air force and the strength in air force is for the israel regime, we've seen it... it in the most barbaric way possible and um continue to carry out their operations, their air strikes, but should a ground invasion take place, not this is 100% the case that the upper hand is with hizbullah, so we are certain that victory is near and we we will certainly be victorious against the israeli regime, there's no doubt in that, but we do understand at the same time that uh sacrifices need to be made. thanks lot uh presties, roya puber joining us in our studio here in tehran. also thanks to academic and political commentator mo speaking to us from the lebanese capital bayrut. we're continuing uh with rolling coverage of the ongoing israeli massacres uh that are taking place uh in lebanon and of course uh the ongoing genocide in gaza right here on press tv we're going to go for a short break. it's goodbye from me and my colleague marizi hosim will be taking over in a matter of moments. stick around. hisbullah secretary general said hasan nasrullah was

but again it was struck by the israeli air force. we will have — by the israeli air force. have to leave - by the israeli air force. we will have to leave it there, emir nader with the very latest, thank you forjoining us. this is a story we are continuing to track. we are looking at of course us secretary of state antony blinken�*s visit. he is in london after holding meetings with leaders in doha. let us understand what we're looking at by speaking to our diplomatic correspondent james landale. first, how much hope is that from the talks that we expecting? i is that from the talks that we meeting?— is that from the talks that we expecting? i think it is always hard to talk _ expecting? i think it is always hard to talk about _ expecting? i think it is always hard to talk about hope - expecting? i think it is always hard to talk about hope when | expecting? i think it is always i hard to talk about hope when it comes to these kinds of negotiations because these kinds of talks have been happening ever since the attack on israel on the 7th of october last year. hope absent f

start, perhaps, with lebanon, where the idf operation arrows of the north does not cease and the air force and the israel defense forces continue to carry out missile and bomb attacks not only on beirut, where today it was attacked again. the suburb of the city of dahiya, not far from the international airport of beirut bombs fell, but also other settlements, and not only in the south, as it was before, but already in the beka valley, in the center of the country, here the day before, tripoli, the second largest city in lebanon, was subjected to a strike in the sahal, which is located in the north of the country, according to the ministry of health of the republic of lebanon, since the start of the israeli operation against hazbala, about 200 people have already died in the country, almost 10 thousand more were wounded, although, as the idf claims, they strike exclusively at military infrastructure, warehouses and ammunition, the shirite-lebanese group, in fact it turns out that completely civilian objects are often under fire, where there is no one except civilians, that's what the levant

even the recent operations in lebanon , we can see that the strength of the zionist regime is its air force and the force of this regime is considered as a strategic asset and this strategic asset has somehow caused an advantage. well, this strategic asset was created with the support of western countries , and this was an effective factor in operation sadiq promise, which is exactly what we see that three bases, which are one of the main air force bases of the 3rd regime, are targeted. part of the data is out of the survey served and entered into this issue in a way, it is one of the goals that are mentioned in sadiq's promise. the military side of it we see is that the operation of true promise is a fundamental, historical and mental asset , that is, psychologically, they rely on the same forces of the air force, and it was targeted. this is the second issue that we can raise in the military field. what we can do is that the zionists seem to have made a special investment in their own defense, especially after intercepting a few of the missiles that hezbollah and ansarullah had finally se

israel's most important airbases, it's where the f-35. riders are based out of along with netanyahu's air force one and some other um critical air assets uh the uh the video tape of this attack uh shows what appear to be hypersonic missiles coming in and significant quantity and um and hitting what they're you know hitting something on the ground um they... uh, some of them may have been intercepted, but not all of them, this appears to be part of the iranian strategy of saturation attacks. if you take a look at the quantity of the missiles being fired, it's simply overwhelmed uh israel's air defense systems. the iranians also appear to have made use of um, the uh more sophisticated missiles, the hypersonic fata 2, they fired, um to take out the um the arrow 2 and arrow 3 uh surfaceed air missile or anti-missile defense sields uh i've been looking at some videos that look as though the iranians were deploying um sophisticated warheads that have multiple warheads and decoys um and accelerating warheads so they used um a variety of means you know back in april when we talked about this you know i

army air force is desperately in need of pilots.why don't you bring lindbergh back in to the air force? he had resigned his air force reserve commission. and fdr sort of leans back, as he often do, is about tell a long story and all the reporters like, okay, here we go. and he tells his story about. this civil war copperhead va letting him, i believe it was, who opposed war with the south. and he talked about all the appeasers back then and he talked about all the people that told george washington, he said surrendered valley forge because americans were never going to be able to win the war. goes into this whole history lesson to all the people in america which said we shouldn't fight that are worth fighting. and the reporter says are we still talking about lindbergh and says, yes. and whole room is on tenterhooks here. and they're like, can we quote you on that? is that on the record? and fdr says, yes. so the article runs. and then lindbergh, of course, is outraged by this. so that's one of the few times you really see a direct a

the middle of the biqa valley, in the northern part of lebanon, this is an area that the israeli air forcey bombs, after fleeing from home, neither he nor hundreds of his comrades in misfortune managed to find another refuge, now they do not sunbathe or swim on this berut beach tourists, here they are looking for a... i am a country, we will not stay here, we came only to protect our family and children, but i will definitely come back to fight for my home, this man left the south of lebanon, the region that the israeli air force bombs most often, however, strikes on beirut have now become almost commonplace. at night, israel struck the southern suburb of the lebanese capital once again, one of the residential buildings was demolished to the ground, in the morning the residents gather together around the smoking pile of rubble, which was their home, when did these terrorists will stop lying, when will they stop being cowards and afraid, when will they stop taking revenge on defenseless and innocent people? in the south, near the lebanese-israeli border , the idf ground operation continues.

army air force is desperately in need of pilots.why don't you bring lindbergh back in to the air force? he had resigned his air force reserve commission. and fdr sort of leans back, as he often do, is about tell a long story and all the reporters like, okay, here we go. and he tells his story about. this civil war copperhead va letting him, i believe it was, who opposed war with the south. and he talked about all the appeasers back then and he talked about all the people that told george washington, he said surrendered valley forge because americans were never going to be able to win the war. goes into this whole history lesson to all the people in america which said we shouldn't fight that are worth fighting. and the reporter says are we still talking about lindbergh and says, yes. and whole room is on tenterhooks here. and they're like, can we quote you on that? is that on the record? and fdr says, yes. so the article runs. and then lindbergh, of course, is outraged by this. so that's one of the few times you really see a direct a

to use you know the air force they have engaged in maneuvers against the yemini drones attempting to target them and downing them but they have failed the drones managed to hit the targets the uh true promised to the uh operation of the uh irgc has succeeded in you know targeting the air bases, the air defense systems of the israeli regime, and now uh we are seeing the consequences of engaging in a war against iran and the access of resistance, i believe that the yemani army will continue targeting tel aviv, will continue escalating its attacks, today they have used a number of drones yesterday and number of ballistic missiles, i believe that they will do more and more, they will take the ad'. of that, new report by italian media has found italy state-owned defense and security company leonardo has continued to export weapons to israel, refuting foreign minister antonio tejani who'd repeatedly stated that rome has sent no arms to the zionist regime after october 7th last year. our correspondent max javille has more out

and that was also a charge bar because really air force, we understand that the home of money a month, the uproar gave you a general of, of the fun stuff, a lines of, of some which is great. forget it. and let me know as a tax, people are still under the rubble as a result of that attacks of there's a lot going on. there's a great deal of air strikes and artillery fire in the southern parts of the country as well. and what all of this is happening the, as the last deputy secretary general, non custom issued a signal suggesting that the group is ready to slide israel. despite the assassination on the secretary general hospital, most of the ad takes out that they will continue to fight israel another fight them no matter where they are. let's. so what we're doing is the minimum as part of our ongoing battle. but we know that the war can belong and options are open to us. we will confront any scenario and are prepared. these really forces decide to enter on land. the resistance is ready for ground engagement. so the development suggests that they, dissipated ground to solve is on its way

the israeli air force struck hezbollah warehouses under houses in beirut. more than sixty airstrikes were launched at gaza, agent sekon called for an end to suffering in the middle east. hundreds of people in taiwan were injured due to a powerful typhoon. the wind was so strong that it knocked down and destroyed everything on on his way. thousands of runners from all over russia in moscow. the final race of the anniversary season. the start and finish will take place on the university square near the main building of moscow state university. and he scored more goals than anyone else in the history of soviet hockey. this is his character, his character is manly. boris mikhailov, a legend of world hockey, celebrates his anniversary. at this moment , air raid sirens are sounding in kiev and sumy. a new strike with precision weapons was carried out today on military facilities in ukraine. local publications eyewitnesses reported explosions in capital, as well as in poltava. fires broke out at the landing sites. according to preliminary data, the target included

it until the 11 on the is where the air force has targeted. the, i'm out of headway refugee camp near the city of side and it's home to more than a 130000 palestinian refugees and they have a more is really strikes and they were southern sort of of da here. the operations tasha to the early hours of tuesday morning as a team of correspondents to cover an oil angles of this developing story from washington. d. c. a. mon. but 1st let's head to baby boot zayna. honda is joining us live on the lebanese capital. zayna promise them that's even the coffee saying 11, no one is facing one of the most dangerous stages and its history. there is no doubt a 1000000 people on the move. a lot of uncertainty is ro saying that the un resolution 1701 we heard from israel's army spokesperson, just as far as the while ago, has not been implemented. and that this is what is rel intends to do, implement this resolution, which was adopted in a 2006 after the last major war between is wrong and has the law that resolution states that has the law and all non states ar

on the agenda is the question of retaliatory strike by the israeli air force on targets in the islamiclic of iran, high-ranking israeli officials are currently consulting with their allies in washington, a list of targets is being selected that should make a stunning impression on iran. in addition , the internal confrontation continues, with israeli troops defending and attacking palestinian cities on the west bank almost daily, constantly reporting the elimination of hamas or islamic jihad terrorists on territory of the west bank of the jordan river. it must be said that the day of mourning began in israel with the sounds of sirens, immediately after midnight they sounded in haifa, hezbollah. fired a salvo of seven rockets, some of them were shot down directly over the city limits, but some exploded in populated areas, one person, a thirteen-year-old teenager, was injured, broken glass, hit and caused damage to the young man. that same evening, sirens sounded in tver on the shore of the sea of ​​galilee, there was a salvo of eight rockets, again there were explosions in... city ​​lim

. >> deployed to the millions four times as an air force veteran an event you a guitar iraq and abettedfghanistan as well also asserted nato for interest in the threats of russia, iran, the voices that are talking israel and i understand time studied them a whole life greatest national security interest they bring meaning to remain in a bit before the skulls the baltics will be threat think of the secrets also with georgia. israel's best-selling middle east only democracy through 15 middle skill events as a col. in defense service as a system that can 99 percent ballistic missiles out of iran and so proud of the work that we have to stand by israel very clear that is a semitism is not being an american is anti- ethical to what we support many critique of tony vargas disease been silent for we talk in the defense of israel and anti-semitism. >> online if any, to be drawn with israel on behalf of palestinian and lebanese and tony vargas you start a. >> one is the father also somebody that is been elected office for the last eight years, it is important that we actually look of the issues

air force. the past few weeks, we have seen multiple instances of russian aircraft entered the air defense identification zone. in july, we first recorded joint russian and chinese operations in the alaskan zone, which was assessed as active conduct of such flights. the narada regularly monitors and controls them. service employees emphasize that they pose no danger and ... are considered a threat to the united states. when the united states first announced this interception, there was no information that the russian fighter had maneuvered so close to the american aircraft. this also happened a few weeks after the u.s. deployed soldiers to the region in a force protection operation amid increased russian and chinese exercises in the region. the behavior of one russian su-35 was unsafe, unprofessional, and endangered. this is not something you see in a professional air force, gen. gregory guieux, commander of u.s. northern command and north american aerospace defense command, said in a statement.

jet was operating unsafe, unprofessional and dangerous to all, it is contrary to how professional air forcese. over the past few weeks , we have repeatedly seen russian aircraft entering the air defense identification zone. in july, we first recorded joint. russian and chinese activities in the alaska zone, which was assessed as active conduct of such flights. narad regularly monitors and controls them, their service personnel emphasize that they do not pose a threat and are not considered as a threat to the united states. when the u.s. first announced the interception, there was no indication that the russian fighter had maneuvered to get so close to the american aircraft. it also came weeks after the u.s. deployed soldiers to the region as part of a defense operation. russia and china in the region. the behavior of one russian su-35 was unsafe, unprofessional, and put everyone at risk. this is not something you see in a professional air force. general gregory ghio, commander of the northern fleet, said in an address u.s. aerospace defense command and the north american aerospace defense co

why you bring lindbergh in to the air force?he had resigned his air force reserve commission and fdr sort of leans fdr leans about, as he often did was going to tell a long story. all or part it's okay come here we go. hey tells a story about a civil warr copperhead, who opposed the war with the south. he talks about the appeasers backut then. talked about people told george washington to surrender valley forge because americans would never be able to win the war for the rest of the history lessons all people that america would say we should not fight a war unless it's worth fighting reporters that are we still talk about lindbergh? [laughter] fdr says yes. the whole room is like q. week quote you on that? is that on the record? fdr says yes. the article runs and then is outraged by this. that's one of the few times you see a direct back and forth between them. but it one of fdr's speeches he talks about the some people think that wave of the future is fascism i believe democracy's term is not ended. lindbergh's wife and had wri

they have come in on a jet from the royal australian air force because thatis australian air force becausehe custom. when you are a visiting head of state, it is usually the country you are visiting which were sent an aircraft to pick you up and bring you back to the country you are heading to. we await now the departure of the king and queen from this aircraft. this is a strategically important visit for the king, especially important because of the kind of year he has had. it has been an extreme challenge in eight months for the king because of his cancer diagnosis. to be honest, stayed or nine months ago when buckingham palace announced that the king had cancer, were stepping back from public duty and embarking on cancer treatment, it seemed impossible that this moment we are watching would ever happen, that we would see him land in australia to start a royal tour. it seemed unthinkable, that because of his health issues, he would be able to withstand the rigours of a journey of 10,500 miles from the uk, a journey of around 2a hours, a punishing ten hour time difference between london a

"you no, israel has always had very powerful air force, but that air force really is only meant to terrorize the populis, terrorized civilians, and and this is really i think what all these attacks are are really..." meant to do uh, this is part of in my opinion, not just a terrorist campaign, but psychological campaign to really just frighten and and um scare the people into submission, but as you know, as we've seen that's that's just not happening, people are becoming more steadfast and the resistance is becoming stronger, but i think the purpose of these attacks is to try to again strike fear into the populist, but israel has always... acted in such a terroristic way whenever it loses, whenever it's on the uh on the losing on the losing side, they act in aggression and they and they uh release that aggression on civilians and this is what we're seeing now uh and it's you know it's it's disgraceful, it's disgusting that the the world is still letting this happen, but um yeah i think this is what these attacks are really all about. that is absolutely right, you mentioned the failure in gro

the president of belarus, on a working visit to russia, air force one landed at vnukovo airport. tomorrow , a meeting of the council of heads of state of the cis member states will take place in moscow, the agenda of the summit. the summit also plans to discuss and adopt an address to the peoples of the cis countries and the world community in connection with the eightieth anniversary of the victory of the soviet people in the great patriotic war. the president of belarus will deliver a report on this topic. the leaders will sign a decision on declaring cultural capitals of the commonwealth for the next 3 years. the main thing is the result by example, it is demonstrated today. those 3 months that you are talking about, i have already visited 11 regions, met with seventeen heads of regions, each of these meetings brings specific results to the piggy bank of our exports, well, for example, in yekaterinburg visiting the inoprom exhibition we signed contracts amounting to close to half a billion dollars, this is 200 quarry dump trucks for 2 years, this is the supply of 300 moderniza