women make up around 12% of the regular armed forces.t being given uniforms and body armour that fit. but mps say they're gravely concerned that women are ten times more likely than men to experience sexual harassment. you're asking for it, that's the impression you get, you're not completely blameless in all of this. sophia, not her real name, was an officer in the royal navy when she was sexually harassed and then assaulted by her male boss. she left in 2017 after a five—year career, successfully taking her complaint to a civilian court after she felt let down by her chain of command. it was such an effort to have anyone hear me. and why do you think they didn't want to hear you? it's a boys' club. they closed ranks. they wanted to make sure he was all right. they don't want it happening on their watch. it's bad press for them and it doesn't look good on their reports. that's definitely the impression i got. the ministry of defence said it's made many changes to improve the experience of women in the armed forces. it said it profoundly

but parts of the gas stands armed forces capitulated without a fight lean to neighboring to jesus. then the african government then have to secure their safe passage back to afghanistan. and those that when to the extent are coming back in are ones again going to be in the service of their people in defense of about their day being brought back. people are standing in water, there is pressure, sometimes things work in our way. and sometimes they don't cold comfort for the golden or family. they hope peace will come soon. but for now, there's little sign that the conflict will end. for more, let's bring in journalists of friends, marty. he joins us from cobble welcome. sure. after decades of international support and training, why are you f ganeth stands armed forces not able to stop the taliban. this is a very difficult question. because if you look soberly that the american president since non national presents was old. so like said, since like month or since a year, like very low. so it wasn't that the international forces like conducted menu operations like 3 months ago, that th

while we also got reaction from brian and brian's a former drone operator in america's armed forces, he also lifted the lead on what his work really involved. he says, setting the truth during a time of deceit is a revolutionary act. it's really a war on truth, not just which we've got people that have been propagating this war over in the middle east for almost 2 decades. now, the government is at war with its own people. and i don't think that the people actually understand what's happening. there's a bunch of things that we see and we are power, which is like having to bear witness. you know, if, if you can't, you're part of the machine. the car runs this machine, yet you have to bear witness for it. not just an unfeeling part of the machine you're feeling. and eventually you have to find yourself in the middle of that storm and be like, you know, this. i have to do. i have to do this because if i don't do it, who's going to and eventually you do something so that other people don't have to experience the trauma. the result, the fear, the tear and it brings a sort of peace. i find

death has been attributed to the armed forces including during the protests. it is going to be very difficult for the united states to drive a wedge between the army and the government because of all states in latin america, this is one of the states where there is the closest allegiance between the army and the states. it's going to take an awful lot of time and preservation and pressure to be able to drive a wedge. >> jose, let's talk about the mobilization efforts that are taking place in miami. a lot of connections between south florida and what is taking place in cuba. what's the reaction been like to the sanctions and the broader movement we're seeing play out in cuba? >> first, ayman, i would like to say it would be very easy to determine the responsibility of the armed forces or the paramilitary groups and the hundreds of detainees that are nowhere to be found. all you'd have to do is go ask the people that are desperately screaming for information about their loved ones that have been detained. some have been tortured. one, at least, has lost his or h

since 1950 progress within the republic of korea's armed forces has transformed them into one the largestell-trained. ♪♪ in recent years the defense of south korea has increasingly shifted to the republic of korea's military forces. in march of 1971 dmz security for the most part has been carried out by south korean soldiers allowing our 2nd infantry division to stand in reserve and the veteran seventh infantry division to be removed from korea and returns the united states for reactivation. this shifting emphasis to defensive responsibility by the republic of korea's armed forces does not mean a lessening of our resolve to meet their treaty commitments to the government and people of south korea. it is rather a dynamic demonstration of the american work an independent northeast asian country assuring increasingly greater control of its own security and allowing eight production of u.s. military manpower involved in day-to-day internal affairs. the continued presence of highly trained american servicemen into the republic of korea is key to did during aggression. how long even one u.s. se

miller: i want to highlight, it is not the correct role for the department of defense or the armed forces to be involved in civilian law enforcement matters except at an absolute last resort and when all civilian forces have been expended. that did not occur until about 2:30 in my estimation. rep. quigley: the last resort. you came in after the fact. i was in the room. i remember the colleagues saying when is the f-ing cavalry getting here? you never showed up on time. we were exposed because of this. i would respect you a lot more if you said, "we could have done this and this better." had i thought that, ok, you were at least trying -- you don't win every battle, but to lose the battle and say it was everybody else's fault? that does a disservice to the department of defense. mr. miller: that's not what i said. if we had a valid and necessary request from your body, i guarantee you the department of defense would have been there in strength as required. rep. quigley: would you acknowledge we lost the battle? mr. miller: oh, yes we did. rep. quigley: the first time since 1814. mr. miller

xi: we must accelerate the modernization of national defense and the armed forces. strong country must have a strong military, as only then can it guarantee the security of the nation. at the point that it was engaged in violent struggle, the party came to recognize the irrefutable truths that it must command and build a people's military of its own. the people's military has made indelible achievements on behalf of the party and the people. it is a strong pillar for safeguarding our socialist country and preserving national dignity and a force for protecting these in the region and beyond. [applause] pres. xi: on the journey ahead, we must fully implement a party's -- strengthening the military in the new era, as well as our military strategy for the new era. maintain leadership over the people, and follow a chinese path to military development. we will take copperheads of endeavors to enhance the loyalty of the armed forces to strengthen them through reform and technology and the training of persons and run them in coordinates -- accordance with the law. so that w

bill and _ was considering the armed forces bill and the subjudice rule does not apply— bill and theore i callthe secretary— question. finally, before i callthe secretary of state, i have to deprecate the fact that once again, i statement appears to be an extensively brief to the media before — extensively brief to the media before me to this house. this is not acceptable, — before me to this house. this is not acceptable, this is not the way we want _ acceptable, this is not the way we want to— acceptable, this is not the way we want to do— acceptable, this is not the way we want to do business, and i have got to say, _ want to do business, and i have got to say, the — want to do business, and i have got to say, the number of texts and emails — to say, the number of texts and emails i — to say, the number of texts and e—mails i had on this that members who take _ e—mails i had on this that members who take a — e—mails i had on this that members who take a very keen interest, are very supportive of this issue, are quite _ very supportive of this issue, are quite rightly disappointed

khanna: i agree with you about the armed forces. it's my time. your pugnacious style is not going to override the democratic process. learn to respect it. my question isn't about our troops or armed forces. everyone recognizes they are extraordinary. my question is about your incompetence in leading them. will you apologize to the american public nor what happened on your watch? will you apologize to the troops for what happened on your watch? secretary miller: the department of defense and our members of the armed forces performed magnificently. mr. khanna: no one questions what they did. they are questioning what did you. is it your testimony you refuse to apologize to the american public for what happened? secretary miller: i can by every decision i made on -- mr. khanna: you said you did it perfectly. just like the president said. is that your testimony, you did everything perfectly, no mistakes? secretary miller: i want to highlight again the armed forces should only be used -- mr. khanna: it's your testimony that you did everything perfectl

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and the taliban have been constantly encroaching on territory that used to be held by the afghan armed forces. and there are even problems still like the fact that the african air forces, planes and, and helicopters and such were maintained by us contractors. so with, with the u. s. heading out is going to put pressure on a lot of the resources that the afghans armed forces would have stay with this tell, you will take a look at this. the wider problem of the security situation in afghanistan, which as we just been discussing, is precarious to say the least that a rising phase of a civil war with a taliban and warlords battling for power. so many africans are worried what the future will hold when the foreign troops of go a journey through a war zone here and the scanner, stones, capital, cobble, barbed wire, and high walls protect not just embassies and government departments, banks and hotels to fear is ever present here kara attacks take place daily government districts and residential neighborhoods. this western district is one of the cities most dangerous, mainly has our is live here. th

armed forces forces have fired guns and tear gas at protesters, killing several people. but many are refusing to back down. reporter: anger and -- frustration. crowds burned tires despite an overnight review. demonstrations like this are rare in the small landlocked country. but the sent has been fermenting for years. >> ladies and gentlemen. his majesty the king. reporter: he was found in 1986 and has unfettered political power. he has 15 wives and has been criticized for his lavish spending while most live in poverty. >> we are the youth. we are so depressed by the government. our government is not being fair. reporter: the protesters say they want democracy. even though people are allowed to vote for members of parliament, the opposition says they are not elections, they are selections. >> we want the king to be part of the government. the citizen like us. reporter: some shops have been looted. the military has been out to enforce a curfew which the government says is to ensure safety. reporter: the opposition says some practices have been killed and others wounded. t

i warn any who think of result into weapons and whoever shoots a bullet the armed forces will respond with bulus. tunisia is facing the biggest crisis in a decade of democracy. after president chi saeed house did the government and froze the activities of the parliament widely seen as unconstitutional because aside stain, you are a limited powers. his foes labeled the move a qu, that should be opposed, but his position remained strong thanks to the support of armed forces. troops have prevented lawmakers from convening, which gave the parliament speaker appetite for some strong language. these decisions are not supported by the law or the constitution and we are very disgruntled by them. it's a crew against the constitution, against the revolution on a coup against the public and civil liberties. we consider the institutions to still be standing and supporters of another and the to news in people will defend the revolution. and not her is the moderate islamists ruling party which rose to power as a result of the arab spring. but the current political crisis may see it lose most of its

so this is a copy of a note by more ethan gamble in the matter, in chief of the french armed forces at the beginning of world war 2. ah . across the world around the clock, this is been use our north sea grip of your company. and you know, the efficacy of the pfizer covey job has dropped by nearly a 3rd. that is, according to a new study by the is really help ministry. the findings come amid the rapids had both in the country and globally. the delta variant of the virus 1st detected in india. the vaccine is still said to be efficient in preventing serious illness. we discussed the issue with the head of the vaccination program of the television medical center. we have data which shows even if the immunity of those is of the 5 job, even if the immunity is waning, winging very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some point everybody will need another dose. obviously we're worried about the drop. the delta vary and has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in the final 15 has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. w

lack of investment in our personnel which is driving the current recruitment challenges in the armed forcescts our service personnel to live in that's to blame? because, soon, the size of the army will be at its lowest since 1714, so how does the mod splashing £200 million on a new royal yacht help with these challenges in our armed forces? given that the national audit office have judged the defence equipment plan as unaffordable for the fourth year in a row, the continuing well— publicized disasters and rising costs of the ajax project and, of course, the cancellation of warrior, could the minister explain why this vanity project has become a spending priority for the minister of defence? we're delighted to be - playing our part in delivering this first—rate asset. and he said its cost would be a tiny fraction of the defence budget. over four years, you're talking around the region of 0.1% - of that kind of impact - on the overall defence budget, so i'd like to put that - into perspective for him. jeremy quin. to the lords now, where highways england has been accused of "vandalism" for fi

because if the armed forces had ordered the direction of the televisions and to allow the human rights activist the journalist to go in daily dom horses are playing an important role in the ministration after the places in the prime minister. and this is a very dangerous trend. what we've seen in the pastors and countries where armed forces have taken control of play, a major role in ministering the country. that is, can regard for oppressed freedom or independence of the media. come on. what was press freedom like all ready in to see particularly, i mean, we always look at these last 10 years, these very tumultuous, almost 10 years, where it went from dictatorship to democracy, to change and constitution. all of these things, how is the press managed to function after the revolution, what the witness was done to me. she had great freedom. they enjoyed a lot of freedom and could report on all issues including politics but, and that was much better than elsewhere in the region. and in the middle east, north africa region where like in egypt ex, media has been completely stifled. but now

ask you in the last hour i was speaking to brandon bryan, a former drone operator in america's armed forces. he, he described daniel hale, unveiled as, as a war crime. do you agree with that? i agree, 100 percent. i think brandon is exactly right. these are war crimes when, when we know that civilians are within the strike range, that makes it a crime when we kill civilians and then put in the official reports that they weren't children for example, they were goes. that is a war crime and it became a matter of course, it became something that many drone operators and their supervisors were doing. john, what about you? so you've got your edward snowden. you've got your, you've got your julian a saw and now you've got your daniel hale as well. you've certainly been at the end of the firing line when it comes to unavailing in a sensitive information in the united states. you know, you're not alone in this. there must be other people like you would like a sounds like snowden, like hale, who want to come out and say what they know. what would you say to them because they must be terrified of goi

the former head of the british armed forces has warned that the western pull—out from afghanistan coulduld result in the collapse of the afghan army's morale, allowing the taliban to regain control and let in even more militant groups. morale is three times more important commitment are my biggest worry at the moment is with the western forces having pulled out, with no added explanation of what is going to replace them, we are going to see a potential collapse in afghan armed forces morale. as good as many of them are. israel has accused iran of being behind an attack on an oil tanker in which two crew members were killed, including a british national. the mv mercer street, was off the coast of oman in the arabian sea when the incident occurred on thursday. israeli sources say the tanker was attacked by a drone. the briton, and a romanian national who was also killed, have not yet been named. the usjustice department says tax returns belonging to the former president, donald trump must be handed over to congress. the decision reverses a previous ruling. 0fficials now say lawmakers have

that i will perform noncombatant service in the armed forces of the united states when required by the, that i will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law, and, i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, so help me god. congratulations. [applause] my fellow citizens of the united states, please be seated. my parents brought me to this country in 1960. we were political refugees, having fled the communist takeover of cuba. the second time in my mother's life that she was a refugee. in 1941, after losing her grandparents, her uncles, and an aunt, she and her parents escaped the nazis and arrived in cuba. from profound loss, my mother told her philosophy of personal strengths, growth, and hope. it was straightforward. every day, is a new life. the events of the day can transform us, we are, and the paths we want started. thus, with each new day, we have the opportunity and the obligation to make a better tomorrow. we can must make ourselves better than today, each day. our country gives us this opportu

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j edgar hoover something like an dishonorable discharge from the armed forces.dismissed with prejudice. i have communication and i said now that we know more about the accounts on the fbi website can be fortified a little bit. >> okay, i look forward to looking at that page. strikes me as a really fascinating figure. he has done all of these amazing things. he spoke seven languages, he may or may not have been in the french foreign legion, he had the kidnapping case. on if you sense of demand. why would somebody has done such amazing things and you described him as a tangle of half-truths and lies. did you get a sense of him as a man? is there an interest to come to that? >> he does come across as a scoundrel some people have dredged up some information about him much more damaging than anything in my book. i think like a lot of people he's a mixture of good and bad. in his case the extreme is polarized. i don't think he's out to redeem himself in this campaign against nasis but he feels very strongly about it. he is a witness that firsthand and came from poland

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people of principle join our armed forces, they care about this country and when their principles are under attack they want to speak up, and you are labeled politically partisan for, you face a terrible dilemma that shouldn't exist in the armed forces. >> your demanding answers from the pentagon, as troubling as we laid out in the angle a. is dod officials playing footsie with big tech giants, mainly amazon. while they are negotiating billions of dollars in government contracts, why shouldn't every american be alarmed by these entities acting in such a manner? >> every american should be alarmed. the problem is amazon is a monopoly and it is trying to monopolize contracts, the largest contract in history was put out by the defense department and amazon had a former employee and former consultant working for secretary mattis an secretary mattis met with jeff bezos, the chief executive officer of amazon, now we find out in emails that have just been revealed that that relationship was far too cozy and bring some fundamental questions about government contracts and how monopoly in the c

— have cut our budget and our armed forces personnel.o intervene and have a global— and less able to intervene and have a global reach is diminished. he sa s a global reach is diminished. says some a global reach is diminished. he: says some of his constituents to have anxiety and they have concerns about pressure on services. is there any merit in that argument?- any merit in that argument? people across the country _ any merit in that argument? people across the country in _ any merit in that argument? people across the country in my _ across the country in my constituency we have some of the highest _ constituency we have some of the highest poverty levels. we believe that investment in our services and government he does not have the solution _ government he does not have the solution to— government he does not have the solution to that and this set of plans— solution to that and this set of plans is— solution to that and this set of plans is estimated to cost more. australia — plans is estimated to cost more. australia has dropped p

but parts of canada stands armed forces capitulated without a fight, lean to neighboring to jesus. then the african government then had to secure their safe passage back to afghans. damn, those that went on are coming back in are once again going to be in the service of their people in defense of about their day being brought back. people are standing, it's water, there is pressure. sometimes things work in our way and sometimes they don't hold comfort for the golden or family. they hope peace will come soon. but for now there's little sign that the conflict will end. both of us are going to the post and about gary after the 2nd time in 3 months elections in the spring. why inconclusive? no party want enough support to form a government. this time 2 parties are running neck and neck in the polls. one populist and the other pro europe last ditch effort to reach her voters. it is a better candidate for democratic bulgaria in the lines of pro europeans in liberal, standing a good chance becoming a sizable block in the elections. to go to what we've been trying to do stuff corruption b

and people are very principled, who have joined our armed forces. they carry great deal about this country, and when their principles are under attack, they want to speak up, but when you speak up and you are labeled politically partisan for it, you face a very terrible dilemma that shouldn't exist in our armed forces. >> laura: congressman buck, you on another issue are demanding answers from the pentagon on something just as troubling as what we laid out in the "angle," and here, it is dod officials who seem to be playing footsie with big tech giant, mainly amazon. while they are negotiating billf dollars in government contracts. why should every american be alarmed by these entities acting in such a manner? >> every american should be alarmed, laura. the problem that we have is amazon is a monopoly and it is trying to monopolize cloud contracts. the largest cloud contract in history was put out by the defense department and amazon had a former employee and a former consultant working for secretary mattis and secretary mattis met several times wit