focus on the continental army. we are situating this very much in the broad history of war and the military. it's different than a lot of other armies that preceded it. largely because it's very much based on ideals and certain concepts and beliefs rather than your traditional army. so, what is the continental army? anyone? >> of america. so it's based in america became the first united states army paid before it is the u.s. armyr it is the army of america yes. but what elements of america? certainly part of the american revolution specifically? >> united colonies were. >> so when does the continental army begin not necessarily the start of the revolution. there is a story at the beginning of the war. a couple classes ago we were talked about the french and indian war. the french and indian war was a world war that fundamentally altered several different nations primarily in france remove from the north american continent. britain and the british colonies. and many americans have fought alongside british soldiers a

, how did you get into the army?ant to join the army are looking at us now? and here is the recipe for what you need. i wanted to get there, they didn't accept me . i went to another one, i decided to start with something . let's say it's so small. it all started like this with er ... i read it at home and found it on the internet different information. that is, i already came a little prepared to the part where i am now. so , after talking with the management and the combatant, so he decided to try for such a position . i am satisfied, as are my superiors, daria. how much time do you think the ukrainian army will need for the career growth of girls to be as rapid and proportionate to men as it is now happening in the american army? how much time do we need? to go through this path considering that we are now very intensively going through some periods of time i think it will be at the end of the war you will realize all of this and finally jane it is an honor for me to speak with such warrior girls and again, this i

army exposed the russian army from a military point of view , the ukrainian army defeated the russian army the russian army is suffering real losses in none of the directions, the russians have practically had no success, the russians are exhausting their troops in mindless attacks on the well-prepared defense positions of the ukrainians, of course, let them attack, let them exhaust, let the army completely lose strength, in my opinion, in a few days, the russian army will face a crisis it is already in a crisis, which has deprived it of the possibility of launching an offensive operation or an offensive, the girls and in the donbas have no significance, the attack on the donbas has no significance, since the operation which carried out by the ukrainians in the donbas or tupak region of the donbass arc, it was a strategic masterpiece, why i say so, because the ukrainians pulled the main forces of the russian army into that donbass arc and from april 3 they were killed there by the russians mindlessly attacking the positions without being prepared, they died en masse, what losses did t

it will become the first united states army, but before it is of the u.s. army it is the army of? america, yes, what element of america? certainly part of the american revolution specifically. yeah, united colonies. when does the continental army begin? it's not necessarily with the start of the revolution but we are going to pick up with the beginning of the war. a couple of classes ago we were talking about the french and indian war, and the french and indian war washe a world war tht fundamentally altered several definitions but primarily france removed from the north american continent, britain and the british colonies. and many americans have fought alongside british soldiers in british officers during the war. does anyone recall what were some of the things that transpired when the groups interacted? >> i mean, the british, they looked out on the colonists. >> in a lot ofit ways the britih are looking down on the colonists were a number of reasons, and that had to do with tactics, having to do with lack of formal military training, some of it had to do with how they dressed.

i thought let's give the army a try. i was a bit uncertain about the whole matter but it worked out wonderfully for me. host: did you think i was going to give this for years or so and then i will get out? guest: my wife and i had this discussion every four years or so. she asked me if i am having fun? and so i stayed in. we will set up a phone line for active military. democrats that number is (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002. if you are active or retired military that line is (202) 748-8003. you were quoted in the piece in washington examiner, can america's all volunteer military survive? you said this is a drought. the drought we are having out in the west, that is a tough word for where we are. guest: every trend i look at, demographics, qualification standards, unemployment. i don't see any hope around the corner. how do we recruit in a difficult environment? host: what is the reason behind it all? what is the reason for an all volunteer force? guest: i was in the army when peop

and then professor army became he became congressman army and leader army.e 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, susan.

defeated their best army, the 1st guards tank army, the elite troops of the russian army were defeated the fields of ukraine, there is no greater historical compromise than such a historical defeat and the ukrainians were hoping to beat the first guards tank army, the pride of putin, the pride of the russian commanders, it was something incredible because all of us soldiers in nato looked at that first guards tank army with such envy that it is such a wonderful fighting, perfectly equipped, modern , trained army, it turned out that this is just a myth. you are very quickly, in the first weeks of the war, they dealt with the pride of putin to say that you managed to get your people out of cancer almost without casualties, for which you were awarded an order, then only one of your soldiers died but in the car accident. how did you do it? but it is, for example, about an attempt to compare the strategies of nato, the strategies of russian and ukrainian history, returning to iraq, a soldier died in a car accident, i had the pleasure of having a brigade from ukraine as part of the division,

leaders joining us today including secretary of the army christine mormon and army chief of staff general james mcconville. let us recognize the members of congress who worked to make this momentous event possible including the late senator johnny isaacson who showed his great respect for our veterans. there was leadership on the veterans affairs committee and congressman sandy. bishop has long champion the marauders legacy and former congressman peter king always a reliable voice for our nation's veterans. finally, thank you to all those joining us online to honor the marauders profound patriotism and unwavering devotion to duty ladies and gentlemen at this time planned as you please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. oh lord. but okay. try come present. oh. oh say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we held at the twilight's last gleaming. who's brought some rights and bright stars through the par? adise fight or the ramparts. we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets were the bombs bursting in air gave proo

captured red army soldiers and even entire units of the red army voluntarily, sided with the whites.xample, the semyonovsky and vyatka regiments, nevertheless, their combat capability was very high just a week after the start of the offensive, the whites reached the near approaches to petrograd . local inhabitants, the next goal of the whites was the pulkovo heights, a strategic key to petrograd, from there it was already clearly visible, shining in the sun, the dome of st. isaac's cathedral and central quarters of the northern capital. some newspapers hastened to report that yudenich had entered petrograd. but taking tsarskoye selo as well was the last great success of the greatly depleted white units. yudenich's campaign against petrograd failed for the simple reason that it could not initially be successful, but what is the north-western army, it was only called the north western army. in fact, it's only about 18,000 people 500 machine guns. uh, about 50 guns, six tanks and 10 aircraft. well , what is it? basically speaking, this is reinforced divisions, you understand, and with a

beat their best army, the first guards tank army, elite troops of the russian army were defeated onthe fields of ukraine, they did not expect a greater historical compromise of such a historic defeat. and the ukrainians defeated the first guards tank army, the pride of putin, the pride of the russian commanders, it was something incredible, because all of us military personnel in nato looked at that first guards tank army with such envy that it is such an excellent combat perfectly equipped modern trained army turned out to be just a myth you very quickly in the first weeks of the war dealt with that pride of putin to say that you managed to get your people out of cancer almost without casualties, for which you were awarded an order, then only one of your soldiers died, but in a car accident how did you do it, but it is, for example, about an attempt to compare the strategies of nato, the strategies of the russian and ukrainian parties, returning to iraq, so the soldier died in a car accident i had the pleasure of having a brigade from ukraine as part of the division, the brigade wa

he decides to move the rest of the army south. so yes, they move through that area but hopefully it plays no role. >> we are getting close to the end of our time. i just want to come back to my thoughts of the counterinsurgency and get your reaction. one is the extensive support of the rubber one - - rebellion a resolution and how often we get that wrong. of course we talk to america or britain to give the exaggerated account and then to tell people in london just before yorktown with the americans to support the british but he always insisted on that. when the situation is fluid people are changing sides and in those modern methods for the opinion poll but we still can't get the accurate representation but it seems to me and those to get a sanctuary to the american ships because the dutch were sending vital supplies. the british army has always been very small the real pride is the navy. the naval museum is much bigger. [laughter] so basically of an army of conquest. about one third of the british army if the british had won the

there are army spies everywhere _ one! there are army spies everywhere-— one!ywhere. are you german? in the first film, everywhere. are you german? in the first film. they _ everywhere. are you german? in the first film, they take _ everywhere. are you german? in the first film, they take in _ everywhere. are you german? in the first film, they take in one _ everywhere. are you german? in the first film, they take in one of - everywhere. are you german? in the first film, they take in one of the - first film, they take in one of the paper chase her runners. in this, the kids want to come to the rescue. there are shenanigans that involve stopping a train with homemade signs. this time, the plot touches upon racism and the suffragettes, so it's kind of a more modern sensibility. here's the thing, it's very, very hard to follow a film as well loved as lioneljeffries's original. what this does is it seems to be made by people who love the original for to be made by people who love the originalfor all to be made by people who love the original for all the to be made

general, i served army 20 years from 74 -- 94. what lured me was the army had a program called stripes or skills that might be a tool you could use today. a lot of people are unemployed and they have skills that they could use and you could bring them in at a higher rank. when i took my oath i was otimmediately promoted to pfc. and after basic, after eight weeks of specialized training on-the-job i was promoted to e- five. so that accelerated promotion on the program gives people a chance to use the skills they have already developed in their civilian life. and you do not have to retrain them into something else. so when thank you for your comment. >> that's a greatgu idea. the millington generals looking all kinds of option like that, all kinds of programs. i was talking to again the chief of the staff of the army yesterday. preparatory school for the people that do not immediately meet the standards of a test or physical fitness, bring them into the army for 90 days see if they can work with them on them. so they don't immediate

ideas petersburg on june 12 the army march 50 miles to the river by june 16th 1864 the entire union army was on the south bank moving swiftly. the federals were closing in on petersburg with the intention of taking it by force. barlow's division moved too fast toward the james in general meade sent a message to tell barlow that he you know to slow down he was moving he was moving to swiftly. he didn't want to lose contact with the other units when the messenger sent by me caught up with barlow he reported to his boss that he found barlow sitting on the branches of a cherry tree eating the sweet fruit. from that time wait for it barlow was occasionally found sitting in trees whether or not there was fruit to be picked incidents of his odd behavior such as i just gave you increased bringing him to the un. memorable attention of his core commander soon after barlow crossed the james hancock went looking for him to discuss the next move, but was told that barlow was asleep and asked not to be disturbed by anyone angered general hancock publicly public publicly commented on what he considered

we decided to find out how women actually serve in the ukrainian army.t will work in the united states. we will talk with the guests of our studio, and we will have on the air today harry tabakh , a retired navy show captain, and a ukrainian military woman with the callsigns jane, who is currently in charge of the rapid response unit of the national guard. good evening, friends but before starting the conversation, we would like you to watch with us the story of our correspondent oksana radionova, who understood what she is dealing with on the front lines now, and the women who defend our freedom in ukraine, let's watch . this story is small, we are women's hands. this is my galya, so her name is because she is ukrainian -made and very pampered for three years as a sniper in the dobrobats, then two more years in the marines of the armed forces of ukraine as an artillery platoon commander, says women have to to gnaw away the same equality that is prescribed in the laws , and the inequality remains, well, in the heads. some men have both commanders and the

the women in the women's army. auxiliary. army corps, they're both waxed. and so it just gets very confusing. had to resign from the from the waac to join the wac. so it was a usual government bureaucracy. okay. anyway, she handled all of that and eleanor helped her get the bill passed. so in 1943 april of 1943 while oviedo worked with members of congress. to incorporate the women's army corps auxiliary core into the regular army president roosevelt. made an unpublicized tour of the women's auxiliary corps training camp at fort oglethorpe, georgia on his way to stay in warm springs early on the morning of april the 17th oveda met fdr's train at a nearby depot in chattanooga, tennessee. after secret service agents moved the president's special convertible limousine off of the train fdr waved at ovieda and asked him asked her to sit next to him on the trip to the count. so they said in the rare seat together where an army photographer at the time took a photograph and it's in the book. of her searching through her sh

army exposed the russian army.russian army, the russian army is suffering unrealistic losses on any of the directions, the russians practically did not succeed, the russians are exhausting their troops in mindless attacks on well-prepared defense positions of the ukrainians, of course, let them attack, let them exhaust, let the army completely lose strength in a few days , in my opinion the russian army will face a crisis, it is already in a crisis that deprived it of the possibility of launching an offensive operation or an offensive, those separate attacks in donbas are of no importance because the operation carried out by the ukrainians in the donbas or tupak region of the donbas arc was a strategic masterpiece, what did the ukrainians say, because the ukrainians dragged the main forces of the russian army into the donbas arc and from april 3 they were killed there, the russians thoughtlessly attacked the positions without being prepared, they died massive and the losses that the russians suffered during the for

as a result, the turkish army was completely defeated from 90,000 fighters.about 13,000 people survived in it. self-government of the yudenche was assessed by on merit, he received the rank of general from infantry , the order of st. george of the fourth degree and was appointed commander of the caucasian army, meanwhile, turkish troops. they were by no means an easy opponent. in fact, the turkish soldier is a very good soldier. he is unpretentious. he is brave, he is stubborn in defense, and in this case, when this was combined with the presence of european, primarily german instructors, who tried in every possible way to strengthen the army and direct the actions and train its command staff, then on this against the backdrop of the turkish army, of course, it was a very serious enemy and the fight against it was very difficult. the convincing victory of russia in the caucasus allowed nicholas ii to frankly raise the question of the fate of constantinople and the straits before the allies in the entente. this caused some concern in the ruling british elite,

army exposed the russian army.of view of military ukrainian the army defeated the russian army, the russian army suffered unrealistic losses in none of the directions, the russians practically did not succeed, the russians exhausted their troops in mindless attacks on the well- prepared defense positions of the ukrainians, of course, let them attack. the army will face a crisis, it is already in a crisis that deprived it of the possibility of launching an offensive operation or an offensive, those separate attacks in donbas are of no importance, since the operation which carried out by the ukrainians in the donbas or tupac area of ​​the donbas arc, it was a strategic masterpiece, what the ukrainians were talking about, because the ukrainians pulled in that donbas arc, the main forces of the russian army and from april 3 they were killed there, the russians thoughtlessly attacked the positions without being prepared, they died en masse and those losses which the russians suffered during the forcing of the seversky d

god united states army group. i understand if you can find one of the originals of these it's quite valuable now fooscog was the phantom army that was set up under patton. to keep the german 15th army at calais for the invasion. the german 15th army numbered about 75,000 men. they sat just to the east of the province of normandy and they could have come right along the coastline and rolled up the allied invasion. if it wasn't for george patton with his phantom 5th phantom first army group there because the germans were convinced especially hitler that patton would lead the assault at calais because it's only 20 miles from calais to the english coastline and it's the most direct line from calais to berlin. they're thinking textbook. george patton thinks outside of the textbook now you see an aircraft there. that's a british typhoon. what happens? to rummel is this airplane here? rummel is back visiting his wife on june 6th in germany. why because it's her birthday and the german weather officer said the english cha

the army couldn't take it anymore .general, his red team, in general, adequately assessed the situation near petrograd. let's say an overload of reserves by rail. uh, moscow petrograd of course, it was a decision promptly absolutely correct. it led to a clash of relatively fresh soviet troops with a very heavily exhausted troops of the people of the draw, although to catch the army is a vision of a man, a bag. they couldn't get anywhere brought out the troops. oh, and major losses. there were even not so much combat. how many terrible losses are already on estonian territory, mmm. in november 1919, the remnants of yudenich's army retreated to the territory of estonia. where was their rear base? but they couldn't use it. the first who decided to take advantage of the plight of the defeated northwestern army were the estonians, they refused to let the sick and hungry whites into their homes, but instead drove them into the swamp, where they had to spend the night under open air at a temperature of -10 °, according to the

need humanitarian aid these are superpowers we and our friends also happen there volo we help the army what is there each of us we collected 3 merktars in three days we are strength, we can turn the world upside down, i have pies on my shoulder and you treat them all, we help, we win under the flashlights from the phone, because i took out the agrarians. a brave woman is very sweet. 14 men start her alone, panic begins your little ukrainian was driving, how did she manage to touch so many dogs, five cats, a hamster, a spider, a chameleon and some other fish , even he began to lose consciousness very much, the hope is that he is a living hero from monday to friday 21: 15 in the marathon the only news is we will intercept we will win we will win that you are not the news together we are strong you watch the news the only main thing is i oleksandr vasylchenko i congratulate it should be recognized by the state as a terrorist because every day this country does everything to get this status brutal violations of all norms of international law genocide of the ukrainian people and constant at

with your army.ructed to convey that hitler wants to exchange you for field marshal paulus, who was taken prisoner at stalingrad, but for this you must write a letter to your father. i will not write anything to think again. i will not write anything to stalin if the exchange is sent, you will not be shot. our tanks comrade colonel, where do you see ours? azat see everything, i know, i know. why did they break through 40 tanks broke through the defenses of maximov's battalion comrade lieutenant colonel major maksimovich my people are gone. i couldn't i couldn't. my people are on the height of the battalion now run march his people to the last drop of blood. fire comrade captain departs. tramps stop shoot the first back. orlov shell shell shell load comrade captain dear darling shells, you understand, there will be dozens of shells sunflower we all died here following the order. we all died here following orders. we didn't die, what are you saying, we didn't die. i beg you. they won't kill him. he mus

referendum kherson is ukraine, say activists who distribute blue leaflets at midnight, the russian army struck kharkiv from the russian city of belgorod, several powerful explosions were heard by iskanders, kharkiv residents report fires, the occupiers launched a rocket attack in front of places in kharkiv at 9:00 pm, the russian army continues to destroy educational institutions the day before , they hit the kharkiv vocational school with two rockets the day before and with kander prepared one of the best schools in the city in general in the region during of a full-scale invasion, the russians bombarded 191 schools with missiles and artillery from the air force, 16 schools were completely demolished, will children from kharkiv oblast be able to sit down on september 1, reporting by tetyana dotsyak, this school on shevchenko was in the columns of the world media and may become one of the symbols of kharkiv's struggle for the independence of ukraine, right from here on of the beginning of a full-scale war ukrainian defenders of the choice of russian saboteurs who managed to break into t

it was the well-known in narrow circles laboratory at the ford dex army base, the ford dectric army complexcated in the state of merlint. this is not just the largest military base, but also the laboratories in which they work on biological defense of the united states, it was here after the second world war that documents were brought and brought scientists of nazi germany and japan, famous for their experiments in the field of chemistry and biology , by this american war criminal. created everything conditions for the continuation of experiments from the creation of biological and virological weapons. and after almost 80 years, the experiments continue with him. had to close down after a security issue, you're their lab, so this is a very good example of one of the best security labs in the world making serious mistakes. believe me, mistakes happen in the best laboratories in the world, for example. they can send a dangerous form of a virus from one laboratory to another instead of a safe one, this is a common mistake and a very serious one, it could start a massive pandemic in usa the mo

a small army of the yudenche moved to petrograd.ting that a large percentage of his troops were captured red army soldiers and even whole units of the red army voluntarily sided with the whites. for example, the semenovsky and vyatka regiments, nevertheless, their combat effectiveness was very high just a week after the start of the offensive, the whites reached the near approaches to petrograd . local inhabitants, the next goal of the whites was the pulkovo heights, a strategic key to petrograd, from there it was already clearly visible, shining in the sun, the dome of st. isaac's cathedral and the central quarters of the northern capital. some newspapers hastened to report that yudenich had entered petrograd. but taking those from tsar's selo was the last great success of the greatly thinned white units. the campaign against yudenich's petrograd failed for the simple reason that it could not be successful from the very beginning, but what is the northwestern army, it was only called correctly, the western army. in fact , it's only

now in russia, there are difficulties in replenishing the army reserves.ut announcing mobilization, according to the american institute for the study of war these conclusions are confirmed in particular by an audio recording that donbas realities received from their sources in one of the intelligence agencies of ukraine, this is a meeting of the acting commander of the 41st army, colonel oleg korotkevich with the families of servicemen of the 35th motorized rifle brigade from the city of aleysk in altai , there are rumors about the disbandment of our brigade, will it actually happen ? reporting let's say because of some other problems, somehow i wasn't there, how do you understand ? in april, we already talked about the 35th brigade, it took part in the battles in the chernihiv region, we have photos of the fighters , they lived in the houses of ukrainians and sent their relatives photos of stolen jewelry and the cosmeticians of the armed forces of ukraine knocked out a brigade from chernihiv region even then there were so-called adkozniki, for example, se

, but the army of belarus, that enters the war? uh, the question of participation in the belarusian army war was asked probably last month, and especially, why are you publishing it, and uh, it is given a huge amount of attention, precisely from the side of ukraine, and the last time actually i say that in the event that the belarusian army crosses the border with ukraine, most likely half of the soldiers will be killed in 3-4 days of active hostilities, the remaining soldiers either surrender to the ukrainian troops or deploy their weapons against the generals who were sent to this shameful war to putin, why are you so sure about this? well , because i understand that the mentalist is a belarusian belarusian, i understand that belarusians didn't screw up. they didn't fight another shameful war. the war in afghanistan is actually a bad reminder. all the doctrine was the russian army, it was built on the defense of the state, they attacked, and the level of preparation and the level of equipment is much weaker . they have an imagina

that the russian army suffered significant losses among soldiers, equipment and ammunition.help from the allies will be needed for a radical change in the situation at the front is difficult to say, but when such a moment will come. the ukrainian army will come. will be able to go to the counteroffensive and win back the territory occupied by russia, these were the donbas realities, my name is igor loginov, see you soon, we are looking for four-year-old anastasia tolstokorova about the fate of which nothing is known for more than four months, the girl lived with her parents in mariupol on zelinsky street, when the war started, the family was in no hurry to leave their hometown, this was told to me by my aunt nastya, she is also the godmother of the girl, who also lived in mariupol, not far from us communication, er, somewhere from march 2, that's exactly why we went home, well, to visit them , er, on march 8, i saw them for the last time, and my father went to see them on march 10. on march 11 , they went to theirs. well, to her parents well her husband, and on the night of

more, because the bundeswehr in in the process of rearmament after two decades of reduction of the armythis is hardly possible, on the other hand, german industry has quite a lot of older equipment that can be restored , prepared and also sent, but it is already a political question whether germany is ready to hand over even slightly outdated infantry fighting vehicles for example and a decision on until now, in fact, all european armies were disarmed and there was no need for such significant amounts of weapons in europe, if we now look at army or germany. so, for example, they have 200 tanks in each of these countries. britain and france conducted training there in view of the intensity of hostilities from the example of the russian-ukrainian war and saw that they had a maximum of petropasses in stock for two weeks, given the intensity, if it was, for example, a war there, russia, france, and germany, that is, in fact, we are talking about the fact that the stocks of ammunition and equipment in european countries were insignificant and in a certain way affected the amount of aid tomos

what is the russian army fighting for?simple, and putin changes these goals every day, depending on what's happening at the front . we don't need anyone in russia, not in beets, not in well, this is how i say it, it's not that a few spoke, a few people will say it must be a powerful and serious program, and i will try to do it, and my friends, for my part, so that america supports this program and the financial and technical means that are necessary for this, but again, the initiative must be from ukraine, especially when it comes to a program within the russian army, it simply cannot be implemented without the help of the ukrainian army, which must provide data, by the way, this is very valuable material for this program, it is intercepted conversations of which there is a lot of ukrainian military intelligence, they also give very good information about the mood inside the russian army, about what they are worried about, what people are afraid of, and so on and so forth , this information is the golden thing is that you

of the russian federation is actually an artillery army that uses its reserves of e-e and artillery weapons in such a significant amount that e-e no army of the world can resist in such a linear format of confrontation, and therefore right now i hope that the nato countries will revise and technological countermeasures will be introduced, on the one hand, and on the other hand, the question of increasing the number of european armies, increasing the number of weapons used by these armies to uploading the defense-industrial complexes of european countries so that they produce more weapons and more equipment that will be used directly on the contact line. if this war reaches directly to the nato countries, it should also be emphasized that in accordance with the results of the same nato ukraine, in principle, still counts on systematic assistance from all e-e countries, if the question of joining nato does not arise, this does not mean that those areas that are mutually beneficial and will not be implemented between nato and ukraine in particular, we remember the statements from toten

commander of the 62nd army lopatin believes that his the army will not hold the city.tanding on death to die, but not letting the enemy go to the volga, he thinks about how to withdraw units, therefore he was removed from command. and we called you, vasily ivanovich , to propose a new post of commander of the 62nd army. the situation in the army is very tense. how do you comrade chukov understand the problem? what do i think? there will be order. let them turn up and meet me, rip at god's soul until i'm alive, not a single fascist whore will pass me. i understood the task correctly, but i think the question of appointment is resolved. here is my hand, vasily ivanovich, and let our hands wither sooner than we surrender, stalingrad, even having crossed our corpses, the enemy should not take the city. clearly i don’t hear. well, you can say louder, why? well, i'm chaikov, i'm krylov, how many boxes of you are there alone? the sixth brigade had one tank left, but what about the neighbors? it is clear the other two teams at all. the commander of 87 transfers people to no de

such self-propelled artillery installations to ukraine and they are now actively hitting the russian army in donbas the machine is very effective the machine has a high maneuvering speed the machine has a large speed to perform firing tasks means occupying the firing position directly executing leaving the firing position , it helps a lot to quickly and accurately hit targets and e-e preserve the life and health of subordinate personnel e is meant to very quickly take them away from the affected area with a firing position on average the mission is up to six supplies it takes no more than 1.5 minutes the gun commander receives the task receives the coordinates of the target brings the gun automatically guides the gun to the desired point for work in order to if somewhere the bible is indicated that everything will be done charging the module ukrainian artillerymen studied how a howitzer panzer works for almost a month every day without a day off. crew 5 people, a car commander, a mechanic, a driver, a gunner and two soldiers who charge had to study all this in more depth in order not only

italian troops weakness of command every soldier and every officer who leaves the army must be shot.ou don't know italians, they don't want to fight. but you can’t shoot everyone my fuhrer duchi, we must be above human suffering, then we will fulfill our mission. i'm afraid that the soul is so nothing to him will say. the clouds did not say anything to hitler. your majesty the situation is catastrophic . the anglo-americans can very quickly be in rome. the national interests of the country require an immediate conclusion of peace. intimnodom, but how? everything is ready. your majesty to you. it is only necessary to give the order what it is about to free the clouds from overwhelming responsibility, starting a war. we want him to be ordered to arrest musalimah. maybe strengthen the protection of the daughter no. if there is an attempt on my life, i will kill this further increases the difficulty. today it is worth taking security with you. guaranteed to be safe. his majesty. to follow me, you have to get in this car, which means it's a stunt. this is necessary to save you from a poss

will act like the russian army or the soviet army. the throwing of tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers who will die in the battle of kherson, in fact, the ukrainian army moves in a completely different way and it already acts in a completely different way, i.e. first there is preparation of the field in parallel with other pits, which do not advertise the creation of this preparation battlefields , that is, an oven for offensive operations, eh, there are just enough of those tools, oh, never in the ukrainian army, never in the russian soviet army, well, these are high-precision rocket systems of salvo fire and which can destroy eh for example, the control system, the supply system , including the command, i.e., after ammunition warehouses, infrastructure facilities, i.e., technology will not allow the strike not only to supply weapons, military equipment, ammunition, and so on to the group that is now located in the kherson area and also to the northeast in the direction of kryvyi the horn will not be allowed to retreat in this occupation, that is, after such preparation, it is the occ

now we set up our army.s far as the chain of command is concerned, this is ultra important, follow the chain of command. all right. at the very top is the continental congress. they are supreme, the ones we answer to. it would be nice if they would supply us but we will work on that. going to advantages and disadvantages congress doesn't know what they are doing. they signed the declaration of independence but as far as their powers are concerned, extremely limited. we have our list, the second continental congress, print money but not raise taxes. this is where we start with the military complex. military answers to the government is the way it works. this is where it starts. the low hand is going to be your commanding general. who is that? george. who deserves his own holiday. awesome in so many ways. george gets the job in june of 75 but because he wears uniform of a meeting of the congress, looks the part he doesn't have the most stellar career as far as the military is concerned but he does have experie

if we still evaluate this opportunity to the dobrobatts to ensure the reinforcement of the russian army with personnel , can we say that within a month or a half they will be able to collect somewhere around 35,000 personnel of this type and plus 15,000 of these the third army corps, whose estimations i am somewhat mistaken in the estimates of the recruitment of the russian ground forces in the russian federation, how am i not mistaken, 86 subjects if each one collects a battalion, which is not unrealistic it will turn out, how can they have an impact , these are people who are hastily gathered in something, quickly trained among themselves, they are not coordinated, they are conventionally called a battalion, they are real. these are groups of people. they are suitable for filling some gap in the defense or creating a numerical advantage on the direction of the attack, er, some local tactical point, these people will be knocked out quite quickly due to poor training, most of them are now proactive, so they will not be able to exert any decisive influence on the hostilities, but 30,000