do you destroy lee's army and army that's sophisticated. no. mead must have read that dispatch with some dismay suddenly the bar of his success was now way up here. on the night of the 13th of july lee evacuated those trenches. he had built upon pontoon bridge's across the potomac and falling waters took him 68 hours to build a 800 foot spans of bridges and got that army across the potomac. it's an absolutely remarkable story to be and and what is what is lincoln say? mead had only to stretch out his hands and they were ours. a golden opportunity. he said of destroying lee's army was squandered. mead wanted to let lee escape, so there's no so there wouldn't be another battle. these were remarks from the president. well folks i hope you get a glimpse today from this. and hopefully you'll buy the book and get a bigger limit you get a glimpse today of just exactly what was facing george made. it was just horrific. yet he got that army there. though the army escaped and mead came under this scorn. to all his credit. to all his credit never once did

troops the army potomac realized. we wanted to battle against lee. we advanced into virginia. we fought a battle. and we're advancing. first time that's happened that has not happened before not under mclellan. pope burnside hooker every time the army the potomac advances in virginia and they fight a battle. and they go back and they retreat this time. they fought a battle against the army of northern virginia and their advancing. it was a hard battle casualties were high. i was i'm very unpleasant experience, but we won this battle. we're advancing now. how do you decide who wins the battle soldiers by the way, they're cheering here. i don't know if you can see they're waving their hats and cheering there was quite a cheer a grant was eager to get them to be quiet because we don't want lee to know where we're moving any place. how do you know who won a battle is it is the side that one the side that suffers fewer casualties you know, we haven't gotten to world war two yet, but if the side that takes the fewest casual

it's not just the grants going to take the army of the potomac and he's not going to be the army of the potomac commander. he's gonna we'll get to that in a minute. but he is going to be supervising the army the potomac directly, but from a distance he's going to be supervising a couple of other other small armies and peripheral campaigns. that he hopes will pay off for him. one of those is going to be in the shenandoah valley. now. we've seen the shenandoah valley before we saw jackson was out there and made a real headache. for the union in the spring of 62. well grant's going to send an army into the shenandoah valley. small army, which he hopes will keep the confederates from using the shannon to a valley to distract from his main campaign. and hopefully will distract some confederate troops out there himself. he's also going to send another small army on a campaign somewhat similar to what we saw mcclellan do back in 62. that is approach richmond from the rivers going to off the map here. but the rivers well, yeah right here james river right there now mcclellan, you know went up t

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they certainly learn, the army of 1945 bears little resemblance of the red army of 1941. while stalin -- i don't by the idea stalin was completely shocked into this funk. we have the records. he was meeting regularly with everyone in the pko. it is firly standard and pro forma. he doesn't disappear in a drunken stupor liken that many thought did he. that says, he is not taking all the reports of german preparation seriously. there had been an order to be essentially war ready but without clear instructions regarding rules of engagement, when to fire. that order was isn't out early in the morning of the 22an. they should have been more prepared than they were. that said you can see signs of preparation. cancelling furloughs, everyone is on extra guard duty. they are calling up the political officers. they are camouflaging -- it is not like they are not preparing. they are not asleep. i think that's the famous christopher clark media for of 1914. they are not sleep walking it into. but they definitely were -- i don't think no one was really prepared for what the german onsl

i don't think the army wanted it. i mean here you had an army that was made up of people who wanted to be there possibly would be a good time to read a short quick. sure. yes, absolutely. i was trying to talk about the mood that was in the army at the time at least as i remembered. it might have different someplace else, but all of the america national diseases race in quality religion seasonal hatreds and generational suspicions were gaining script below the surface. stateside the fault lines were made flagrantly visible by the press some accurately others blown out of all proportion. i became aware that in general. i dislike everyone who outranked me and felt pity for anybody iraq, right? which was almost known. the enlisted men hated the commissioned officers the draftees hated the enlistees the junior officers hated majors and above lifers hated the civilian contractors the army hated the air force as fly boys and pansies the air force hated the army right back as slobs and killers the infantry hated the rear rest

the red army defeated the quinton army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief auto yamato complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. ah, after the start of the red armies military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my orders, the soviet army, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the u. s. as or, or other countries tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quinton abbey, yamato auto g o. e. she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated. anything they had to leave behind was burned. most of the facilities were blown up. on august the 19th, 1945, the 1st soviet troops entered the city of hobbin. mm . ah, the 731 camp had already been blown up and all the most importa

there's very little resemblance to the soviet army of 1941. i said, i think they should have been better prepared than they were. i do think that stalin while i don't buy the idea that he was, you know, completely shocked into this funk. i mean, we now have the the records we know for example, he was meeting regularly the first week after the invasion with everyone in the polit bureau. we creates the gk oats fairly standard in proforma. he doesn't suddenly disappear in a drunken stupor like people thought he did. no that said his not taking all of the the rumors and reports of german preparations. seriously now if it did matter i'm you know, the orders given out to the front line troops. there had been an order to be essentially war ready, but without clear without clear instructions regarding the rules of engagement when to fire i mean that order was sent out early in the morning of the 22nd, but they should have been more prepared than they were but that said you can see all kinds of signs of preparation. i mean, they're canceling all furlou

so this is now a battle of 2 armies wearing each other out. this is what it is about and or whether the ukraine can continue to resist. the russian army will, of course, depend on its supplies on the morale, which is still very high, and russia is advancing but very slowly at his bearing. i appreciate the update. thank you. very much is a look at some other developments. the united states has dismissed an offer by poland to send its fleet of big 2900 jets to ukraine. was or intended to give the soviet era craft to washington for used by the ukrainian military pentagon, was concerned that russia could view the 3 way deal as a hostile loose police in the russian city of saint petersburg have detained a group of women protesting against the invasion, a few great were holding up posters, which is legal, uphold about the deaths of russian soldiers. most of his past tough penalties for speaking out against the military credit rating agency fits as downgraded brush and debt by 6, such as to see saying that a default is imminent. the agency says sanct

one of the biggest army others on was her army. since the beginning of the war, the number of volunteers as searched, the territorial defense forces are officially part of the armed forces. but their members often have no military training. they're not supposed to fight on the front, but after the start of the war, they took up some military and policing tasks. checkpoints, all over the country, are operated by these groups just at the into, throughout the deal. our job is to filter out hostile agents. there are many people fleeing from over there as their houses are sheldon and we will not let spies passes. refugees are there to get with them. and so how young covers them remains the secret closer to the contact line. he hor inspect another barricade, yell widows. yes. yes, the road ye yeah. which of you get to the animal? i grew up here. i should take the kids out here for outdoor trainings. i'm a trainer for outdoor sports. what 4 used to kayak on these waters by that radio orientation, training or whatever. i could never imagin

mm the villa army, poster app, initialize that ship. because the lower level you know that should i cheap? mm. so anyway, just way i think it was downs going commando, roman america has defended cities and villages in don bus. since it all started was that with sasha ugly command. yeah. but she more emotional. you can do it in like a daughter anymore with states, we bother that the would've been east. you know my mentally visit with the west's true intentions. i'm no secret to the people have done bus. according to edward bassoon, who say is, 1st of all, it's about pressure on russia. and richard was crokert mildly, a member chamberlain, who is away and i was in the throne. lumber, florida needs a little gorgeous with our so me. lucy's christian. give us a thought about luther reward. you. those are listed here on your finances. lose new address. i suppose people take streets to demand a referendum oh, near with them as well as yours. somebody joe? no grey knows a pretty much the bill was a specimen, eager to polish witness those tragic

so it ukrainian armies doing unbelievably well in those terms. and because of that, they decide they will target the city lance. so now many civilians in the city i trying to escape so that not to create the additional burden for the ukrainian army so that the ukrainian army comes on concentrate on the main job which is killing russians and fighting them and not being distracted by predict and civilians to an extent to which it is possible overall. it could you tell me about the russians announcement of these humanitarian corridors sort of thing. how, how credible they and how safe are they for people to use? it's a well, the world needs to accept that every time russians are opening up their mouth, they about to tell a lie that had been lying about those humanitarian corridors in multiple they did promise humanitarian corridors and then they did that then the most cruel thing imaginable. they sat up landmines in the place where people were supposed to gather to leave. and those were mainly women who st. small children. it's actually a great lag

the russian air force, if we're talking about the poor performance of the russian army, the russian army has done well compared to the miserable performance will russian air force which is not been a major part of this fight. i would have to say, i was shocked. i assume they'll go after the ukrainian air force. but, two thirds of the ukrainian air force is still flying against supposedly a superpower. i still think the big problem for the ukrainians is a stepping fired from the ground, at ground units, and civilians rather than what's coming from fighter jets or fighter-bombers. >> charles, to bring you into this. whether or not it is the thing that what turned the tide the most. do you foresee the united states 's finding some way to go ahead and give than the jets anyway if they believe they needed? given how they have filed at least held russia? >> we have listened to the very powerful words of president zelenskyy during the joint session of congress. invoking dr. martin luther king, i have a dream. iva dream for freedom in the skies. through president biden, nato has reaffirmed there

stay in front of one of the strongest armies the world's strongest army showed great performancee and don't implement the plans of russia. the russian army is not so far downtown it is around ten -- 15 miles away from here, where we are right now. so right now it is every day and our army destroys the plans over russia to be in kyiv. and as mayor as of the capitol of ukraine i can promise everyone the russian army, the russian soldiers never, ever come to our hometown because the people the attack and bombings and apartments make huge motivation to everyone, stay in your home, defend our families, our children are our priorities. defend our future the future of our children. because we want to go back to the ussr. we see our future and we are fighting for our future right now. not fighting just for and not just ukraine. the same principles, what happens in war and we are fighting for every one of you. >> and mr. mayor in thank you. i want to turn to your brother, vladimir. you are a member of the territorial defense forces. tell us how your forces are preparing if russia should attack

chechen muslims from the russian army. i wrote an article about this completely factual as a journalist. and then i posted a screenshot of that article on instagram and instagram censored it and said that it, it violated their content on and promoting violence and hateful groups. but ironically, meadow which owns instagram says that it actually allows people that praise is off . so i guess they don't allow people who criticize these ukrainian, neo nazis, apparently what they do allow people who praise these neo nazi extremists because they're killing russians. and that happens to serve you s foreign policy. interesting. i'm sure you're where r c has been blocked in europe, and youtube was also blocked saw channel. what do you think big tech appears to be moving in lock step to send said russian networks like oxy, unspoken whose interest you think are serves? well, we should never forget that most of these big silicon valley corporations have a revolving door with the u. s. government, they have contracts with the u. s. gov

army specialist and mr. dustin harrison and there is a solemn duty to provide their family and the american people for what happened that day. there are no words that can take away from their loss. also hearing about the results of the secretary of defense with independent review with our investigation. this is conducted by us army general and it took on investigation seriously and taking steps is the attack and all of our operating locations across africa more secure. the investigation teams work to become prehensile, credible and thorough. independent review conducted by general funk and his team evaluated extensive work all evaluations they have been implemented. some hours and days immediately after the attack and others the following months and also to implement recommendations. by 5:20 a.m. a ruthless and determined resource have a complex attack. and in a few short minutes of inflicted casualties and several contracted light aircraft before they were effectively engaged by us and kenyan forces. and th

but the lines need the red army in the far east, where the one and a half 1000000 strong quinton army is waiting. the us and britain had a hard time retaking several islands from japan and would welcome some help with a japanese to read it. the most was the idea that the soviets by pub, in the pacific war, truly understood this solid assures that the russians are coming. it schedule true and writes in his diary, test dollar will be in the jap war by august. 15th finney japs when that occurs. ah, the invincible cleansing army was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding manchurian operation ended in complete victory. ah, but even those of new military reasons for it to russia, it's not a saki with bond who the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what's going to have the soviets, if they interfered with americans post war plant. ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1

the russian army is actually not so far from center from downtown. it's around 10, 15 miles away from here where we are right now. right now, it's every day. it's huge battles, and our army, our patriots destroy the plans of russia to be in kyiv. and as mayor of capital of ukraine, i can promise everyone, the russian army, russian soldiers never, ever come to our hometown because the people very much wait, the huge wave of patriotism of ukrainian people. this attack of rockets and bombing in our apartments, civilians, make huge motivation to everyone. stay in the home. defend our families, our children, and our priorities. defend our future, future of our children because we don't want to be back to ussr. we see our future as part of european family, and we're fighting for our future right now, not we're fighting just for and defend not just our hometown and not just ukraine. we defend right now the same values, the same principles, what have democratic world, and we fighting for every one of you who listen right now at this injury. >> mr. mayor, tha

we came to support the russian army in ukraine.friend of syria, many indigenous syrians also joined the action, who thus decided to express their support for the russian federation, we always support russia because it is like the people who supported us, how they are brothers and today we stand uh, and let's do this action to show all the people. and that we stand with russia and with love and full support. of course, these are just some of the most important army news , we will cover more in our main, a report that the sentry has prepared especially for you, watch right now. snow-white fields, minus 15 those non-skiers in camouflage suits, leaving behind a barely noticeable trail heavy breathing flushed faces, as in forty-two, when they also glided through the snow here

russia's army wants to be in ukraine four days after the beginning of the war. soldier, ukrainian soldiers want to defend our cities, women and children, stay in front of the russia's army. great performance and implement the plans of russians. the russians armies are far from downtown. ten, 15 miles from where we are now. right now every day and are army destroyed the plans of russians to be in kyiv and as mayor of the capitol of ukraine, i can say the russians armies, soldiers never ever come to our hometown because the ukrainian people, the attack of bombings in our apartments, huge motivation to everyone. defend our families and children and our priorities. defend our future. we see our future and we are fighting for our future right now. not fighting just for our hometown not just ukraine. right now, the same principles and we are fighting for every one of you. >> thank you. let me turn to vladimir the defense was is, tell us how your force is preparing if russia should attack and come in, will you fight the russians street by street and house by house? >>

and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe isis does this. and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives and give accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany to day salma us army, cultural, and now of initial member of the don't ask people'

and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe isis does this. and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how was you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in key of accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany to day lou. former u. s. army cultural and nell of initial member of the don't

to create your own army, and on such a scale.ow the ukrainian president even before he became president and those who are in power today, uh, in ukraine they talked about the need for 400,000 army. now that we already know that, uh, how they want to create this army, when at the beginning we thought that, well, every independent state should create armies in a normal way, and this is the right of at least 4 million. create at the expense of your taxpayers, but it turns out that the idea, as journalists like to say, was another to take and transfer the current army simply under the jurisdiction of ukraine. although i can’t understand. why should the inhabitants of russia, uzbekistan or kazakhstan, be called to serve in the soviet army ? to swear an oath to the ukrainian e government and moreover, i believe that today we have received the most dangerous symbiosis of extreme nationalists. e, with e. such a nomenclature of conservatism, which was obvious to everyone. and today they found each other very quickly. if you pay attention

s. army analyst scott bennet investigates crimes against humanity. mm. the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged expelled and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard. mm hm. the elimination of so called inferior races and extermination camps typical of the west. hitler had hardly come up with anything new bloemfontein. 19 o. one british concentration camp. bout houghton 1945. a naughty extermination camp. ah, the wisdom well did fairly well living off exposing its colonies. bruiser empower, extremely profitable for the bridge. the french tried to, to copy in his books and articles. paul craig roberts, professor of economics and well known journalist and former u. s. assistant secretary of the treasury for economic policy analyzes the economic factors destabilizing the world. i know to take that wager attribute or european colonialism la to anything other than the money making. the sun never set all the british empire. the goal is we're, we're everywhere here in this empowers far, far older than no

we glanced today that the army command did nothing to defend the positions. how did the dog come on the one you're both all neutral and you go a book, you know, in your mouth, you can give the miles about by law on which mom board argument to 5. so it took, so i think the issue, you may also mark them on the bicycle is a bad situation. you go for what are your life will be at the what the what so what i'm show with both with terra trade that so recently it looked like an ideal springboard for net tech on logan's kinetic was extremely challenging for the ukranian army. they barely had time to get that windy down to the city. a job working with the with, oh, i guess with the ukranian troops found themselves surrounded. the militia cut off the main roads, and so they had to flee across open fields. or there are a deeds refusal to acknowledge the encirclement added to the ukrainian armies dire situation. this position was essential to the ukrainian president, but that moment was negotiating a peace settlement. immense as he was about to sign or a shanker was bank

the army is not happy with this policy because the army has closely allied with the west over decades. and the army gets in finance is that the military aid, the equipment from, from america, they don't want to go against the rest of how widespread is the opposition to him. and can you survive this opposition? it is very unlikely at the moment because the opposition parties of all joined hands. they are very big bodies are beloved, but those the b, b, b farmer brown. mr. novel should easy to be a mill and there is a clerical for the raman who is hugely powerful and has the street power. so they have been holding mass release against brian mr. han and they know that the army at this moment has decided not to support the brand. mr. han and we have seen in the past 3 and a half years that the army came 400 rescue this time. it's going to be different and that's why i have this feeling that but mr. han days in bower on numbered sherman chalmers, thank you very much for breaking that down for us. and on the same day as those opposition rallies, who just saw women in pakistan turned out to

but the lines need the red army in the far east, where the one and a half 1000000 strong quinton army is waiting for us. and britain had a hard time retaking several islands from japan and would welcome some help with a japanese read the most was the idea that the soviet, by coming to the pacific war, truman understood this solid assures that the russians are coming in on schedule true rights in his diary test dollar will be in the jap war by august, 15th finney japs with that occurs. ah, the invincible cleansing army was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding, manchurian operation ended in complete victory. ah. but even those of a new military reasons for it to russia, annika, saki were boned, a bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what's going to have to soviets if they interfered with americans post war plan. ah, no one else showed seemed wrong. i just don't hold any new world yet to see how the scene becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we cho