an american navy veteran, is back on u. s soil after being released from russia 35 year old taylor dudley is said to be doing well and is in good spirits. he had been detained for nine months, his family said he went to europe to backpack and at some point crossed into russia from poland. former new mexico governor bill richardson helped secure dudley's released and there was no prisoner swap. deaths from cancer have dropped by about a third since 1991 mostly due to advances and treatment prevention and early diagnosis. that's according to a new report from the american cancer society. but that study also finds prostate cancer is killing black men 2 to 3 times more often than men in other racial groups and black women are more likely than others to die from breast and uterine cancer. well, fans of sierra mist soda need to find a new favorite flavor because you're a mist has faded into soft drink history. it's been discontinued by pepsi and replaced by a new lemon lime soda called story. perhaps he says, story has more aroma

asia the china is major adversary now going forward, through next generation we have to invest in american navyary, what are we doing right now biden administration cutting defense spending cutting navy spending china eyeing taiwan eyeing taking over, not only a country, but an entire industry, which is the microprocessing, taiwan 95% of the world supply of those chips that is one of the reasons china wants taiwan. . >> great to see you. thank you so much for being here this morning. >> good to see you. dagen: very, we will be right back. . . ♪ ♪ ♪ bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. a custom-made watertight fit and high-quality materials mean a beautiful tub, and a great value. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. when you stay at a vrbo the host doesn't stay with you. because without privacy in your vacation home, it isn't really a vacation... ...is it? [birds chirping] it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per

the son of a designer, jean and an american navy sailor.ent took almost 5 hours at 10.919 m. already almost, having reached the bottom hydronauts transmitted a huge void that does not fit in the human mind, but then at such a depth where the pressure is a thousand times higher than normal. they saw fish. after 20 minutes, due to pressure, one of the windows cracked and had to climb 52 years later, film director james cameron descended on the d mariana trench , this was such a day in history. i noticed when it turns out that my husband releases our podcasts subscribe

chinese navy navy could go through these passages because the national and, you know, we have the american navy at the persian gulf all the time going and coming on daily basis. so. ready this is the checkpoint which they can on to the states that events maybe. ready ready capable of reaching assures that close to the united states. and the 4th point was in your book, you know, it's a nation latin american country with increasing and we have had incidence in the past ships that had been hijacked by the americans. so in different shape, we could face a situation that ship need to be escorted by the name of the practice. in doing this, iran must know that it's likely to ruffle some feathers in washington to put it mildly. you know, that's true. people in washington went over to the government. i think they foolishly think that it's possible to do that and it could be arrested by going to administration instead of thinking about doing that and then government . maybe they can think about the progress in latin america and increase population and like minded countries like when this and when a big d

during the great war, both the british and american navies, definitely americans anyway, used bases in southern ireland. this was the reason that churchill had insisted on those treaty ports. you see the three that were in the irish free state, they don't show belfast here in northern ireland but in a no staunch-ing act of -- ill-timed act of appeasement in 1938, chamberlain had returned the treaty ports to the new prime minister of ireland him and double era. chamberlain believed that the basis would be returned to the british in the event of a war, but one war was declared in 1939, of all of the minions, only the irish free state or era as it was then called refused to join. this meant that britain would be denied those ports and the air bases that accompanied them. ireland remains stubbornly neutral throughout the war. that neutrality was purchased at the price of thousands of british, canadian, american, and the irish sailors who also served on ships going to and from north america and the british isles. all of them were needlessly killed because they did not have the access to the

navy's first african-american aviator and died in 1950 during the korean war.r byron brown spoke with jessie's daughter pamela knight about her father's legacy and what it means to see his story brought to life. >> the motion picture devotion tells of a friendship that developed between navy aviators. tom in harrisburg, native jesse were. brown who grew up picking cotton. but this is the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the korean war since we've gotten you know, stands right beside the tuskegee airman and memory and in i hope this based on what we did in that film, i have no doubt his life in the war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country. and will mike is just the browns daughter back a friendship that become a devoted friendship. it was another pers

navy's first african-american aviator. >> now he died in 1950 during the korean war.nt down in combat with brian brown, spoke with jessie's daughter pamela night about a father's legacy and what it means to see his story up on the screen. >> the motion picture devotion tells of a friendship that developed between navy aviators, tom hunter in harrisburg, native jesse brown, brown who grew up picking cotton. but this is the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the courier the guy who you know, and and stands right beside the tuskegee airman and people is a memory and in i hope this based on what we did in that film, i have no doubt his life in the war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country. and will mike is just the browns daughter back a friendship that can become

navy's first african-american aviator and died in 1950 during the korean war. byron brown spoke with jessie's daughter pamela, about her father's legacy and what it means to see his story brought to life and cinema. >> the motion picture devotion tells of a friendship that developed between navy aviators. tom hunter in harrisburg, native jesse were brown who grew up picking cotton. but this is the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the courier a guy who you know it stands right beside the tuskegee airman and people is a memory and in i hope this based on what we did in that film, i have no doubt his life in the war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country. and will mike is just the browns daughter back a friendship that can become a devoted friendship. it

navy's first african-american aviator. >> he died in 1950 during the korean war.rown spoke with just daughter pamela knight about a father's legacy and what it means to see his story brought to life. >> the motion picture devotion tells of a friendship that developed between navy aviators. tom hunter in harrisburg, native jesse brown. brown who grew up picking cotton. this is the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the korean war says the guy who you know, and and stands right beside the tuskegee airman and people is a memory and i hope this based on what we did not have no doubt his life in the war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country. and will mike is just the browns daughter, the fact a friendship that can become a devoted friendship was another person.

navy's first african-american aviator. >> he died in during the korean war. he went down in combat. byron brown actually spoke with his daughter pamela night. you saw a little actress play her in the movie as well. she talked about how it's just fantastic to see her dad story on the big screen for everybody to learn about. >> the motion picture devotion tells of a friendship that developed between navy aviators, tom hunter in harrisburg, native jesse brown. brown who grew up picking cotton. but this is the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the korean war says the guy in the you know, and and stands right beside the tuskegee airman and people is a memory and i hope this based on what we did in that film, i have no doubt his life in war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country.

although active, is causing increasing resistance in the western countries themselves, the american minister of the navy gave an extremely disturbing interview to the newswag magazine, according to the official, within six months the sailors will have to decide who to arm themselves or ukraine with the arsenals of the ground forces, things are no better. a deficit is also fixed there, for many positions another us policy building informs about the position of the israeli government. weapons will still not be supplied to ukraine, and in germany there is only formal unity on the subject of militarization. kiev minister of economy called on other countries to arm ukraine, noting what germany itself is doing. this often cannot remain the most belligerent, oddly enough, the state of the eastern border of the eu, the leaders of poland and lithuania promised zelensky, and an alternating batch of weapons, warsaw will transfer to ukraine that leopard tanks in total difficulty 14 pieces. true, as stated sending. it is only within the framework of the international coalition that this can mean, in particular, that

states in asia, japan for according to the treaty on mutual cooperation and security, the american marine corps, navytantly present on its territory, their number is greater than in south korea, together with australia, india and the united states, japan is one of the four kualads of elijah's quadripartite dialogue on security in the intertech ocean region, it is often called the anti-chinese military union and asian nato, by the way, indians are another important allies, in fact, they take part in joint exercises, but the united states has repeatedly stated that they will buy weapons in different places to impose sanctions against buyers of russian weapons, but for the time being, an exception is being made to expand military cooperation between the united states and the philippines. this is happening against the backdrop of escalation around taiwan and protracted disputes. with china for islands in the south china sea. this year, washington will build several military facilities at the bases in pinsk and, most likely, the joint exercise, which took place in 2020 , will continue. as observers. they

they swiftly realize their land this ability of the american service navy to converse -- conceal, reveal come with overwhelming effect. with overwhelming tempo. once engaged will not let up, they are able to counter engage. bottom line they cannot keep up. the purpose of this quick vignette is to detail the reality of events leading up to a future war can look like. the real challenges it poses. one that is multi-region, perhaps global. multi-domain and multi-vector warfare. speed, precision, timing, consequent are paramount. surface forces will be required to act, as part of the carrier strike group, expedition strike group, service action group, does not matter. having said all that this is what i want you to take away. i said it before i will continue to drive it home. the surface force is lethality, sustainability, reach is the backbone and teeth of the maritime force. it brings options, crates opportunities, projects visible power and establishes sea control. giving our joint force commanders powerful maneuvers and lethal options to exploit operational just edict gain. -- strategic

the americans who build and maintain our navy are our national asset. and we must be relentless to improve their numbers. high paying, high skilled blue collar jobs to restore america's manufacturing prowess are a priority of the administration. these jobs are not only good for the economy, they are essential to our navy's ability to secure our nation. we will establish to build capacity like naval architecture and technical expertise and manufacturing, among many others. some of what you heard today sound familiar, that's intentional. there is an old saying that nothing happens at the pentagon until at least three meetings. consider this your third meeting. before i take a few of your questions, i want to leave you with a very special announcement. hang in there, captain. let me start with a story about one of our own. surface war officer who like you volunteered to serve this nation and let me take you back to 1959 when the republic of vietnam. kelly, a 30-year-old navy lieutenant is leading river craft and they are extracting american soldiers on the

navy. it was sunk by american forces in the fall of 1943. its steel haul has been at the mercy of the sea water for almost 80 years. has become noble on his answers. anyone who's ever had a polonaise, a polish car, knows what happens when the russians attacks you? yes. yes, it was even ships and rex to caitlin. yeah. oh sure. no, the construction just breaks apart. it's the lower construct, tissue respond on the sooner image shows the record, the stood guard inexpensive debris on the sea bed. but the hutch found around the ruin ship as even more worrying the researchers took samples from the sea floor and brought them up to the surface. me ah, something black and sticky is tripping from the excavator shovel. crude oil from the wreck of the stood guard. the oil is heavier than water, which is why it hasn't floated to the surface. instead, it's been sleeping into the sea bed for decades. hutch and his crew 1st collect samples near the ship, then slowly found out the gather, a total of $1000.00 samples. go wow, good. we were on the brink of an

tuberculosis broke out no point controlled you asked remind nancy is coming to us for the navy holiday, what other nancy americaniral nancy infection is she a woman? for this, i still did not have enough. why not to your home address? all the best to meet and impose. where is it right here? only without this, i can’t show you everything like that. it's filled for a long time. the duty officer is so urgent for me to find milyaev, so that in an hour he will be with me, do everything. mermaids will perfectly pass the stage with mermaids timur galiev timur galiev timur galiev come on, comrade director, come on, what else is this? come on text. come on, pass it, the captain took the first one from me. what is i came so well. hello well, you, who are the old guys there you have? well, okay, okay, something really, well, i'm sorry, the overlay came out. you still want to become a comedian. i want, well, who will help you the headquarters of the fleet, no one but me, but how bad it is for you on the part of normal. and makhov i heard moral decay. well, i'll write a report tonight. hello polina today. how are you? please

after i, but not only me and very many have read that following this statement by the american rear admiral of the us navyn april 3, he is the official representative of the pentagon and the state department. usa name is john kirby stated that contrary to the logic of hostilities , us intelligence did not record from late february to mid-february. in april, not a single attempt by the armed forces of the russian federation and the lpr to block the flow of american and european weapons coming into the possession of the front-line units of the armed forces of ukraine is being delivered as we speak, including the last 24 hours, kirby said, we will continue to do this as quickly and in maximum volumes we know that 90% of military equipment arrives in ukraine by planes from slovakia to poland, railway, and across the border by road and so on , the question arises. or is he completely natural, he’s not even a military general human, it’s absolutely clear that a tank or howitzer or, uh, self-propelled, gun or something else, located on the platform, they are less dangerous than when they were already on the grou

arose after i, but not only me and very many read, the following is a statement by the american rear admiral of the us navyl 3, he is the official representative pentagon and state department. the us calls him john kirby he stated that contrary to the logic of military action, us intelligence did not record from late february to mid-february. in april, not a single attempt by the armed forces of the russian federation and the lpr to block the flow american and european weapons coming to the disposal of the front-line units of the armed forces of ukraine are being delivered as we speak, including the last 24 hours, kirby said we will continue to do this as quickly as possible and in maximum volumes, we know that 90% of military equipment comes to ukraine and by planes to slovakia to poland uh, railway , and across the border by road and so on, the question arises. and he is completely natural, he is not even a military general human, it is absolutely clear that tank or howitzer or uh, self-propelled, gun or whatever, on the platform they are less dangerous than when they are already on the ground, uh, fuele

and the ships companies of both of the american and british navy stood intermingled on the corner deck churchill very carefully chose the hymns for this service. he later wrote a about the event that it was a great hour to live. um before the year was out prince of wales and hms repulse would be sunk by the japanese. just three days after pearl harbor. churchill was a spending time after dinner on sunday evening when he heard the first news reports over the bbc that the american fleet at pearl harbor in hawaii had been attacked. he immediately phoned franklin roosevelt. no mean feat at that time. where fdr confirmed the news and said to churchill we are all in the same boat now. we tend to forget about the attack on pearl harbor we tend to forget that it was non-isolated incident as i pointed out this morning. we also tend to forget that the aim of all of these attacks on hong kong on the philippines on the singapore was to allow the japanese to take control of the dutch east indies and the oil that could be found there. as soon as churchill heard the news he decided that he would go t

of weapons to ukraine, on the one hand, is still active, but on the other hand , the american ministers of the navymore resistance in western countries. gave an interview to newswick magazine, according to carlos del tor for six months. the navy will have to decide who to express themselves or ukraine with the arsenals of the ground forces, the situation is not the best, the depletion of one position after another is fixed there, the american edition of the politician informs, and the positions of the israeli as before, ukraine will not be supplied with weapons by the government, and in germany there is only formal unity on the subject of militarization. kyiv minister of economy. habok called on other countries to arm ukraine , noting what should germany do? it often can not remain the most belligerent. oddly enough, the states of the eastern border of the european union, the leaders of poland or lithuania, promised zelensky another batch of weapons, warsaw will give ukraine a company of leopard tanks in total. 14 pieces, however, as stated, sending is possible only within the framework of the inte

s. navy officer, an founder of american mercenary organization. what's our role that is currently operating in ukraine reveal to the awful truth, ukrainians law and violation of the hey convention. they're filming off a number of things said they're doing with ha ha p o w s is filing the laura don. laura vom conflict. he shan't kill dudes who ever knows his surrender the man on and the and now there was plenty of them. we asked the really soldiers if they saw all may be experienced themselves. anything of that sort during their time in captivity. beauty, some ukrainian service treated us very cruelly and brutally at the same time. they got pleasure and enjoyment from it. they beat us and made videos of it. they tried to scalp somewhat less with a bureau to him for the 1st time on the front line. soldiers will be either lucky or unlucky that is ukrainian soldiers can shoot prisoners of war ortiz, hi dog, simply because there are lots of them and they only wants a few. they also shoot all sorts of videos the basement trying to scare us by burning th

s. navy officer, an founder of american mercenary organisation. what's our group that is currently operating in ukraine reveal to the awful truth? ukrainians are in violation of the hey convention. they're filming off a number of things said they're doing with ha ha p o w s is filing the laura don. laura vom conflict is shane, kill due to, i mean there were no says surrender. i mean on and the and now there was plenty of them. we asked the really soldiers if they saw all may be experienced themselves. anything of that sort during their time in captivity, beauty, some ukrainian service men treated us very cruelly and brutally. at the same time, they got pleasure and enjoyment from it. they beat us and made videos of it. they tried to scalp someone those v o m m for the 1st time on the front line, soldiers will be either lucky or unlucky. that is ukrainian soldiers can shoot prisoners of war already tied up simply because there are a lot of them and they only wants a few. they also shoot all sorts of videos in the basement. trying to scare us by bur

began and in north american military intelligence? the navy opened fire on the boat at sea when they returned to the ship. and they asked what she was with the vietnamese, so they came up with a story that their drunken officers attacked the vietnamese just like that. have they already been covered? and it continued. through the whole history of the united, then the president came in shame and reported it. and the united states secretary of defense lied to the united states senate congress lied to the people about why they started the war. they knew the truth. this is american democracy. securing the united states she surrounds with a united step. it threatens all of her southeast asia 50 years have passed. the americans suffered a disgraceful defeat there. what's this? someone did something for the world for the world. as soon as they left, it happens everywhere, where where they leave. it actually reigns there. these are the vital security interests of the united states vietnam ukraine afghanistan well epiphany of course, came to the broader

american entrants were selected by a national race for the p.w. litchfield, and the contest were open to. all army, navy or civilian. the first international race starting from paris in 1906, was won by an american pilot. fellow. he covered 402 miles to the northern part of county, england, probably the most spectacular of the big races was the 1910 event starting saint louis, missouri. the winner, air hawley, representing the united states, sailed 1171 miles to saint john's, quebec. it was last for almost two weeks in the canadian wilderness wilderness. two years later, starting from stuttgart, germany, the french pilot, bieniemy won the race with a record smashing 1288 miles. flight to moscow. but balloon racing did more than prove the great distances that could be covered and sustained. lighter than air flight. one of america's leading balloonist, ralph upton, in preparation for the 1922 national race, organized the first system of aviation radio weather reports an invaluable to the progress of aviation. the fact is, many of the men interested in balloon racing have proved to be leaders in aeronautic