army. people, modernization, and readiness, talking about striking a balance between meeting the demands of today while also preparing for the future. but given this audience and given everything i know about the atlantic council i thought that this afternoon i would talk a little bit about how the army is going to play its part in implementing the national defense strategy that the department has just issued in the last several week. there are three primary lines of effort in the national defense strategy. the first is campaigning or active campaigning. the next is integrated deterrence. the third is enduring advantages. the army has a role to play and all three pillars and i thought i would talk briefly about our role in each part of the strategies. first, the army is campaigning out in the world every single day. campaigning strengthens deterrents and enables us to give advantages against the full range of competitor actions. but really the core of campaigning is using operating forces a

and then professor army became he became congressman army and leader army. and he and his entire team many of whom you've seen tonight and there are many others. proved that if you work long hours at their job. you don't make an extra penny. but just like my dad who earned time and a half benefited his family -- and his team. their hard work have benefited all of our families. and you can live without assurance --. you are a man to quote your own book not about you, but i'm going to quote it back to you our man of great great stature as well as a man of great. status there are two men in my life. without whom i would never be a united. they're both named richard. they're both from can do. and i love you both. thank you. thank you so much senator. that was so fabulous. by the way. i apologize. i forgot to mention the most important person in this room susan army, susan. thank you for everything you've done. so i asked a few people. would you like to say something about your husband? all right. i can't wait to hear what you have to say. ladies and gentlemen, s

the only main thing that can guarantee us the stability of returning to normal life is the ukrainian army, its actions have a direct effect on the economy analysts say it depends on the new ones from the front. let's face it, if it's not very good there, the instant prices will rise the more effectively the ukrainian army holds it back and repels the enemy, the more confidence the domestic business has. such as the deficit, dependence on imports, inflation, the fall in the national currency exchange rate have overlapped each other, and now we will be forced to count every hryvnia and be more frugal with of our expenses serhii kostish ictv facts of the week - the only news vladimir putin continues to shuffle his generals, apparently trying to find at least someone who pulled the russian army out of the mess that the head of the kremlin got it into , and now the famous general dvornikov has been removed from the post of a to the commander of the war such hopes were placed in syria, and apparently the ability to drop aerial bombs on peaceful cities alone is not enough, according to a team of

and then professor army became congressman army and leader army. he ande his entire team many of them you've seen tonight many others. prove if you worktr long hours working there job you don't make an extra penny just like my dad .who earn time and have benefitd his family dick and his team and dtheir hard work have benefited all of our families. you can live with that assurance you are a manbo to quote your on book i met a part quote it back to with the man of great statue swells a man of great status for their two men in my life whom i would never be a united states senator. the bothre named richard they ae both from cando and i love you both. [applause] thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you for so much center ii forgot to mention most important person in this room. susan army thank you. [applause] i asked a few people which like say something about your husband? [laughter] i cannot wait to hear what you have toes say. [applause] >> is not sure if i'm supposed to come up or not. but here i am. let me think about this. my husband and i ha

it is weakening the army itself. it's a pause. hundreds performance because now we will have to type of armies. we will have in the unit was one army, which is who the regular route. there's another army which is, i mean, so that it will also be affected. so the only benefit that they get is to maintain the image of the prime minister as the all the prime minister who has been able to do who are the 2 active line controllers who active military lines one against buck is done in china. and otherwise the army gets nothing out of it and urges are disaster. there's always keep your speak of the prime minister or the country under him is facing its highest unemployment rates in about 40 years. is this a short term job creations came? no, it is. and it's basically what this does is that, in peacetime we have ordered, the military line that we have with china is very long. so it needs to be guarded, in peacetime, so that they don't do another intrusion and hates it will become very difficult for the indian military to throw

liberation army. honestly, what we need is perhaps technically qualified soldiers who can adjust to the change the guy, total war. how the water is to be fought has completely changed. so this argument, i do not big, this is complete nonsense that they want the young, the pro 5. they just want to young, the pro 5 in piece time to sit on the line of actual control that we have the china to ensure that the be a lead does not do a 2022 rush they had done earlier. so it can be impossible to throw them out. there is little the army wants, but what is the benefit there for the young applicants? i mean, these, all these violent protests in a lot of northern states in india. what is it that young people are getting out of it? they are getting nothing out of it. the scheme needs to be completely scrap god. this will militarize the society. it is weakening the army here. so it's e pause, hundreds performance, because now we will have to type of armies. we will have in a unit was one army, which is who the regul

a person with such capabilities, the russian army can attack constantly.as of february 24, 2022. it seems that no less than a third of the lines of demarcation passed along the rivers. the same is true. we now see how the front is located in luhansk region and in donetsk region. well, in fact, from raisin to lysychansk, the front is plus or minus along the river, with the exception of populated areas such as lyman sviatohirskyi and so on, i think that in the short or medium term the front can even out, including along the river, again, let's go, let's plant, you can go to eden to komsomolskaya street 48 try persuades her to leave, a bunch of bulls, asks nina nikolaevna to take her grandson out . there, well, it’s like, as i understand it, it’s just a matter of keeping something quiet there and 1:2. well, i said that there is a possibility, people will bring it tomorrow, they will take it away, just tell the people that it’s like, well, they just took it and took it away, they didn’t ask she will go without anything i have a simple question. i need to hold

, colonel retired united states army, served in uniform on active duty,at served in the army national guard, served in the army reserve. 1 of the few people that miners served in all three componentssh of the army for the distinguished 21 year career. phd, vice president of one of the largest defense and aerospace companies thate we hae in our defense industrial base. professional staff member on the senate foreign relationsns committee and had a policy on the house armed services committee, national security advisor to one of the most distinguished senators, fred thompson, a very career and you brought extensive background to your role.e we are here today to discuss your book which is entitled the sacred oath, memoirs of the secretaryim of defense during an extraordinary time and i would like to say by if i'm correct when you graduated as a second lieutenant from west point, you raised your right hand and said i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and bear true faith and allegiance to the same and i take this obli

, served in uniform on active duty, served in the army national guard, served in the army reserve, one of the few people i know that served in all three components of the united states army for distant was 20 when your career. doctor mark esper, phd, vice president mark esper, one of the largest aerospace companies we have in our defense industrial base, professional staff member on the senate foreign relations committee, set policy on the house armed services committee, national security adviser to one of the most established senators, brent thompson, a very very career, you brought extensive background to your role as secretary of defense and we are here today to discuss your book which is entitled "a sacred oath: memoirs of a secretary of defense during extraordinary times". i like to start by saying i believe if i'm correct when you graduated as second lieutenant from west point you raised your right hand and said i, mark esper, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to

the city of lysychansk in two trucks every day, meanwhile, in the occupied border area, the russian army the property of ukrainians, they drag everything they see so this is the second thing that the development of the apartment was hacked instead russian marauders are returning monuments to lenin simply according to the methods of the same ilyich in donetsk region, the rashists once again destroyed a religious shrine due to shelling, a large-scale fire engulfed everyone , the holy dormition hermitage of the svyatogorsk lavra is on fire, the main temple of the monastery, all this is done with the approval of the moscow patriarch kirill and the russian people to destroy ukrainian culture is strategic and russian. and they can be stopped only by the joint efforts of the entire civilized world. russia should be excluded from unesco and all cultural organizations, russian figures must become unsubmissive in the whole world, and near maryinka, the occupiers shelled the city and its surroundings, where the war has been going on for 8 years, when the entrance went. for tens of meters in donetsk

so his army captures monterey, but the mexican army leaves. taylor becomes sort of a hero back in the united states then in november he moves north of a place called buena vista in mexico. and sets up his headquarters. in the meantime and the meantime, new mexico and california had fallen quite easily to to american troops. in fact the governor of new mexico is the americans were coming. he got on his horse and left. he decided enough enough is enough and they take new mexico without firing a shot. there's there's a revolt in new mexico during the war. there's a revolt near los angeles during the war but by the end of the summer in new mexico and california are pretty solidly and in american hands so that first part of the war seems to go really well for the united states. in the meantime taylor's just there and he's waiting near buena vista. it seems the the mexicans are not going to treat for peace. so so polk goes to winfield scott and says you've got to draw plans for an invasion of central mexico. the united states is going to have to tak

army? and, jennifer hudson makes history at the 75th annual tony awards. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. tonight, many americans are worrying about their retirement funds, as stocks dropped to new lows for the year. investors began the week hitting the sell button thanks to rising inflation and a fragile economy. the the dow was down more than 2% on the day. nasdaq dropped more than 4%, and the s&p sank more than 3%. the s&p finished the day in a bear market. the last time that happened was at the start of the pandemic. and, for those invested in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies? well, the crypto market crashed today, wiping out billions of dollars. it all comes ahead of a closely-watched federal reserve meeting this week, where thebilo central bank is all but sure to raise interest rates. and it's possibl

i can't even get my army fat. so custis was frequently lee's as sounding board when he needed to vent. he turned to justice and this is one of those instances right here in early 1863. every exertion should be made to getting the army on the strongest footing for vigorous work in the spring our salvation will depend on the next four months and yet i cannot even get regular promotions made to feel vacancies while congress seems to be laboring to pass laws to get easy places for some favorite or constituent or to get others out of active service entirely. i shall feel very much oblives to them if they will pass a law relieving me from all duty and legislating someone in my place better able to do it. so again custis is the sounding board here for his father quite frequently? and then there's mary lee's wife. she never seemed to understand that her husband was one of the highest ranking generals in the army. it was an active war going on. he had other things larger things to worry with in her petty problems. mary was

army itself. i think there has been that fear and i still hear about that, when i go and visit army posts. woe are, i believe, making real strides to show our soldiers that they can trust the chain of command to look out for them. >> o'donnell: in all my reporting on this issue, this is a national security problem. we need more women in the u.s. military. >> i agree that we will be stronger in the army with more female leaders. i have watched our military leaders go in front of congress ten years ago and say we're going to fix this problem, we're going to fix this problem, so i know there's a credibility gap there but we are working on it every single day. >> o'donnell: a separate priority for the secretary is improving the quality of life thermy's 400,pa >> we did just put a newpolicyms hia. so, for example, in the very sad case of a lost pregnancy, we now provide leave for both men a women when there's been a miscarriage. we've done simple things, frankly, by just allowing women who've given bir

fighting in the russian army in the austro-hungarian army in the german army equally, so this is not not this wasn't the war of the the polish or the police state. no, and in fact as i talk about in my book the 1970 the germans even tried to present that as an incentive to get polls to join the german army against the russians and that was is that if you fight for the side of the germany will establish polish independence and the german generals thought that they would bring hundreds of thousands of polish volunteers to sort of bolster their manpower and it didn't work the polls were in fooled. by that they knew that this was going to have to be a fight that they would have to take on themselves and not through someone else. it's also interesting too that among the prizes that germany won temporarily the result of its victory over over tsarish. russia was ukraine and it it it's important to realize too that you ukraine also is part of that great battleground that's been occupying the struggle between nations and empires. well for thousands of years really, but also is an important pa

well, armies our armies.since the days of the babylonians and never can as or, armies descend upon the areas they are invading like locusts, they simply eat up, take up, steele. that is what armies do. when an army comes into your neighborhood, all law is set aside. this is one of the horrors of war. i use the word horrors deliberately, and the son of an army officer, the father of another officer. i want to tell, you frankly, i have known in my lifetime many army officers and the army officers who are most dedicated, the most serious about their calling are also the ones whom i can call the most sincere and dedicated pacifists. because they are the ones who really understand what war costs. they also understand that war can never be entered into but reluctantly. because what will happen in the environment of war is never anything to be enjoyed. and when i see war become a species of entertainment, that's when i began to have the uncomfortable feeling that there is such a thing as war pornography. so, well i'

restoration of the ukrainian state, after which the nazis began terror against the oun ukrainian rebel army tried to take the city under their control, but the reds took over the power, despite the repression, lviv residents continued the struggle today, all roads lead to lviv, even angelina jolie - she did not miss him, he became the second a home for thousands of ukrainians, the soviet union provides tons of humanitarian cargo and continues to work for victory even under rocket attacks, because lviv is unconquered, ukrainian soldiers are defending it the country is now fighting side by side, the dbr investigator documents the crimes of the occupiers, the guilty are punished , operatives are looking for saboteurs, identify collaborators, these crimes have a statute of limitations on collaborators and war criminals , call 044 327-07, we will win together, article 2 of the constitution of ukraine, the sovereignty of ukraine extends to its entire the territory of the territory of ukraine within the existing border is integral and inviolable june 28, the day of the constitution of ukraine, a d

for his young army. preobrazhensky and signals. peter compiled a curriculum, the program of which he himself steadily followed; foreign mentors taught the german dutch to the tsar. after all, all the important military books were not written in russian, geometry, astronomy , fortification. the same sciences studied his amusing ones. then again the drum and again firing the storming of the fortresses, marches, left right left right 10 years old, the former boys from the amusing regiments will become the most combat-ready and professional military force in russia the russian army has long needed serious reforms, it was effective for the war with the old opponents of the crimean khanate and the commonwealth, but peter faced problems that until recently seemed insignificant katarkhangelsk, to the volga, foreign trading companies were in charge of russia. the english , the dutch, the swedes, the danes bought russian goods for next to nothing, exporting them to europe on huge ships. hearings were held in the e

do you understand this army and er, inflict the same losses as we inflicted on the russian army, onlye border and not in the depths of our territory, but literally two hours ago there was information that ukrainian military intelligence predicts that the russian occupying forces will increase aviation and missile strikes on critical infrastructure facilities and will try to capture the entire black sea coast of ukraine up to transnistria , so many, sir, were lying . to inflict something on us, now it has changed that they are intensifying their actions again. look, well, i always say don't count the missiles, don't count because the soviet union's stocks are running out, they are running out of one range of missiles, they are opening another warehouse and getting another the nomenclature of missiles and any nomenclature is calculated in thousands of units, so don't count, we need to find means of protecting our air from these missiles, i really hope that somewhere there are patriots, complexes of patriots and their analogues somewhere on the approach to that here's what we have to hop

ah, this is really a, an attempt by the aroma liberation army with the support of many of the army regional government officials list are elements of within the federal government to achieve political agenda by deliberately targeting and attacking. i'm horace romeo. and this has been going on assist really 2018 when prime minister abbey, amid allowed the only to return our from the retreat, are armed and allowed them to give them space to recruit a trade in radicalize young ramos in the region. and this current balance of the la kevin edward administrators allowed the oral under britian army to come in to the area of several days prior to the attack occurring. the government malicious that were in the area were told to leech and not to allow the own a to come in when the overlay came in. right before the attacks occurred. good telecommunications, phone and internet was cut off and the attack started early in the morning until you know enough for over 8 hours. then our d o n a was targeting specifically amares. the casualties that we have from our investigators in ethiopia is at least at min

army celebrate its 247th birthday. a look at the branch's past and future. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this hot tuesday night. and it's still technically spring. tonight, there's severe weather that is impacting virtually every corner of the nation. excessive heat watches and warnings are in effect in more than a dozen states and more than 170 million americans will see temperatures above 90 degrees. flooding across parts of montana and wyoming forced the closure of yellowstone national park just as the summer tourist season was kicking in to high gear. look at this vid roc jk slide ny missing a car that was exiting the park. wildfires in arizona and california forced thousands to evacuate. and in the midwest, severe storms damaged buildings, downed trees and knocked out power to thousands in the chicago area. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' adriana diaz will start us o

he added that the army and allies must now be - the army and allies must now be capable of defeatingif it did come to a land war?— it take to do that if it did come to a land war? ., :, a land war? the important thing to bear in mind _ a land war? the important thing to bear in mind is _ a land war? the important thing to bear in mind is that _ a land war? the important thing to bear in mind is that nato _ a land war? the important thing to bear in mind is that nato is - bear in mind is that nato is technologically superior to the russian forces but it really relies upon that alliance all pulling in the same direction so it is a lot about making sure that the uk occupies the leadership position within nato and that it is there to provide a firm sort of hand of guidance if the us is distracted with something else or if there are other complicating matters at hand. it is about making sure that all of our forces are used to training, fighting together, in the ways that they have been in the past. it is about raising the redness levels, really, the mentality aspect, but there is also an

they created the izhevsk people's army, then the votkinsk people's army.g of izhevsk and votkinsk residents that the international division of the red commander of the latvian was thrown. waldemar azina 60% of this division were austrians, hungarians, germans, chinese of the czech republic croatians. on november 7, 1918, a decisive battle took place, which would later form the basis of the famous episode from the film chapaev where, in absolutely fantastic form, with cigars in their teeth, they went on a psychic attack, supposedly the white guards. in fact , just the izhevsk workers went on such an attack, but only they went without shots, because they simply ran out of cartridges in previous battles. on november 7, 1918, a telegram was addressed to lenin, the valiant troops of the second army send warm congratulations on the great holiday and bring, the city of izhevsk that same evening from the leader of the world proletariat came the answer. congratulations on the anniversary of the revolution long live the socialist red army lenin subsequently 15,000 i

he has more than 20 years of service in the army of the united kingdom under his belt. now he is closely monitoring the situation in ukraine, says the russians now they concentrated all their efforts on severodonetsk. vitaly, in the end, the ukrainian army will have to retreat to lysychansk, but it is worth noting that they are still defending themselves there in severodonetsk, that is, despite even a significant advantage in weapons, every centimeter of ukrainian land is very expensive for the occupiers, says a british analyst, and soldier's life and military equipment, and with the fading of fighting spirit and the desire to continue fighting on foreign land, of course, ukraine sets a high price for every centimeter of ukrainian territory, which the russians and their allies, the so-called lpr and the dnr are trying to capture the ukrainians are forcing them to bleed for it and i think this is what we will see next week, this is really a very powerful defense in donbas and the future plans of the occupiers depend directly on readiness to pay and further in donetsk reg

what seemed to us to be our the army collapsed in the 14th year. apologize for what to say about belarus. let 's say this is the fifth year of the armed forces of belarus. to take place just from the side of the russian federation from what we can see let's just say that over the past two years, lukashenko's foreign policy priorities have changed , now he has become a tool for aggression against ukraine, and here the very fact that he rebuilt the army for new tasks in two years for some it's difficult, for example, why do we have lesions that belarus may be preparing for some aggressive actions? well, for example, there are data from open sources that the guidance of pontoon bridges is working in belarus works out the interaction of its land units and army aviation and therefore well, either there are marches, or there are armored vehicles of the land, or there is a showcase of the landing forces. there in belarus, precisely after the russian army had already withdrawn from kyiv. what is bothering belarus , he is on the side of the russian federati

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capable army and army that is growing.my colleague has a 200% increase in his acquisition budget over a 5-year period. they recently bought patriot and contemplating buying other comments, we work with them closely. quickly they bring a navy in the baltic sea which will be of enormous military significance and if we looked geographically with the exception of those two countries the entire black sea would -- with the exception of a couple kalama others, will be coastline of nato nations which will create a very different geometry in the area. >> the entire baltic sea. >> of course. >> can you speak about what it means, for russia's baltic fleet to now have the northern shores of the gulf of finland the part of nato since the southern shore of estonia already is and what it means to have scotland, a large swedish island in the beloved baltic fleet? what does that mean to russia's baltic fleet and their defense planning? >> in the most generic sense it provides a bunch of different dilemmas, almost geometric dilemmas that ru

coming directly toward us escorted by army officer and governor hughes. the entire group of close friends and relatives now moving into position directly in front of us between us and the big airplane that carries the president, former president's body. it was carrying mister hoover's body and the for road american flag. on one side of the flag a sailor carrying in m1 rifle on the other side a marine flag appears to be made by an army enlisted man. ruffles and flourishes and hail to the chief by the band, 30 fourth division band and now fight the good fight in one of the papers of mister hoover's. ♪♪ >> the coffin bearing his body will be removed from the airport, air force transport. pallbearers are proceeding down the ramp with flags over top the total view. under the apron. eight members of the armed forces, soldiers, marines. now lined, colorguard on the american side. leading the pallbearers to the hearse. slowly marked. ♪♪ the hearse - the coffin being placed now inside the vehicle that will take it to west branch, members of the military standing a

of the russian federation is actually an army artillery, which uses its reserves of e-e and artillery weapons in such a significant amount that e-e on the army of the world cannot resist in such a linear format of the clash, and therefore right now there is hope that what is suitable for nato countries will be reviewed and will be implemented on the one hand technological countermeasures, and on the other hand, the question of increasing the number of european armies, increasing the number of weapons used by these armies, and loading defense-industrial complexes european countries to produce more weapons and more equipment that will be used directly on the line of contact. if this war goes directly to the nato countries, it should also be emphasized that according to the results themselves, nato ukraine, in principle, still counts on systematic assistance from all countries, if the question of joining nato does not arise, this does not mean that those areas that are mutually beneficial and common will not be implemented between nato and ukraine, in particular, we remember the statemen

his army captures monterrey, but the mexican army leaves.taylor become sort of a hero back in the united states. then, in november, he moves north of a place called buena vista in mexico. he sets up his headquarters in the meantime, in the meantime, new mexico and california had falling quite easily to american troops. the governor of new mexico, as the americans were coming, he got on his horse and left. he decided, enough is enough, they take new mexico without firing a shot. there is a revolt in new mexico during the war, there is a revolt near los angeles during the war. by the end of the summer new mexico in california, you're pretty solidly in american hands. that first part of the war seem to go really well for the united states. in the meantime, taylor is just there, he is waiting near one of vista. it seems the mexicans are not gonna treat for peace, so polk goes to winfield scott and says, you need to draw plans for an invasion of central mexico. the united states is gonna have to take the capital. so, scott is now gonna be in char

corps hitler's army. there are no sounds of the parade itself . the camera of those times could not record sound synchronously. there are very few living witnesses left who heard and remember what happened, one, for example, saw one standing on the sidewalk. our comrade hero of the soviet union and she showed you? like this. i don't know what the reaction was on the sidewalk. well, the german showed it that way. i was not pushkin in 1944, i was 23 years old. she went down to the street to look at the germans at 12:00 pm at that time there were already crowds of people on sadovoye. when we go there, guys, nice ones. oh, i thought there was such a noise, maybe they were throwing something and shouting. and you know that we all stood. there was dead silence. you can imagine so many people and here she was dead that's how the parade sounded. we tried to restore the sound with the help of eyewitnesses. hear the sound of boots on the pavement and the steady rattling. these are tin cans that hang on the belts of