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

your army is very poorly. re-equip your army. resupply your army. bring up some of the convalescing wounded, sick men that are in richmond and your army will be bigger safe move. it's a safe move. negative surrender the initiative, the enemy. if you know anything about robert e lee. he never, ever likes to do. that. invade maryland. a third option leaves. northern virginia. open. all right the battlefield. second. manassas. just trying to collect all this equipment off the field. you also give a break to the area of northern virginia. you also give the conscription officers an opportunity to get into areas to conscript soldiers in area that have been overrun by the yankees, maintain the pressure on the federals. they've got to react. you go in, you go into maryland. they have to react to that. you force the enemy to take the field before are ready. that's why you don't want to go to warrenton. they come at when they want to. you force the issue. they come at you when you want them. before they're ready. before they're reorganized. before these 300,0

so facing an inability to turn lee's army excuse me, needs army. lee would have no choice but to attack meade on the high ground. here's what hunt wrote. quote for it can hardly be supplied, meaning lee's army having gone up to pennsylvania. they would fall back without excuse me, i read this wrong for hardly be supposed that having gone up to pennsylvania they would fall back without attacking us. they're there to give battle. hunt continued, it would probably have been better had meade concentrated his army behind pipe creek rather than at gettysburg. this is battles and leaders. this is 25 years after the war because in case of defeat, meade's line of retreat would have been comparatively short and easily covered. while lee's would be four to marches through an open country before he could gain the mountain passes. so we think about what actually happens, right? lee has a fairly short withdrawal from gettysburg to the mountain passes, but from pipe creek. if lee has to retreat, he's going to be in the open for a much greater distance. it's inter

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, because the thieves were the commanders, that is why the russian army is so robbed, mr.and how difficult would it be, for example, to take crimea peninsula, how powerfully the russians defended it, and would it be possible to take it quickly enough in order to occupy it now, except that there is no crossing from kherson to the crimea, it is quite narrow, if the russians wanted to defend the crimea, they could do it for a long time on that narrow baryshiy, the ukrainian army could conduct an amphibious assault naval amphibious assault operations, did the amphibious assault succeed in defeating the army in crimea, while in my opinion, if you managed to recapture the kharkiv , donetsk, zaporizhzhya, luhansk and kherson regions, the russians would want peace negotiations. and you then you must be clear, let's agree to peace. when you give us crimea and then world opinion and they too, because i think that putin will lose power and the moderates will enter the kremlin . you won't agree to anything else, they in the kremlin don't know about it, but taking into account the sacr

because it seems to some that under stalingrad, the germans helped their paulus army.the dnieper will immediately be shot down by ukrainian air defense, in this regard there is no possibility to cross the russian army that is on the western bank of the dnieper. now the russians are talking about maintaining the defense on the eastern bank so that you do not cross the dnieper and hit the crimea, because this is what they fear, the russians count on the most, they charge military equipment, tanks, armored cars , etc. in the south. what are they counting on ? maybe they are preparing some kind of offensive in the direction of zaporizhzhia, in my opinion. zaporizhzhia is your direction, so you should attack mariupol from there. i believe that is this the closest direction to the sea of ​​azov, are the russians in a position to gather such an advantage to strike zaporizhzhia, as far as i am concerned, there are no such opportunities, because that area of ​​the kherson and zaporizhzhia regions, although it is occupied, but the russians do not have many troops there, and that

and with the army of virginia. then to move to the pontoon bridge that the confederates maintained at the bluff just in case those federal should appear on the south side of the river. and his grand arranged and to speculate of the intention of their enemy and to respond to an inquiry earlier that afternoon by speculating that the enemy must be preparing to go south of the james. some of course the new all large body had moved south but then he could also be at harrison's landing just like two years earlier he could be resupplied for another movement against richmond south of the river. and all of those federal's boarding boats might be the regiments that had their terms of enlistment expire and headed home was thousands were doing that. we have to be guarded but that did not equate changing focus yet from richmond to petersburg so beauregard so he beseech the department was some combination of the army that attacked him. i cannot be responsible for consequences. when his appeal elicited no response, beauregard too

but again, this is not the volume that the russian army needs there.in order to organize an effective defense, the russians must also strengthen the kherson direction. also, for example, the melitopol and mariupol directions, where the front is very tense, although it seems that nothing is happening there, because what the ukrainian army is doing now is preparing for very powerful offensive actions in them, and the russian army, due to the fact that it does not have the opportunity to concentrate on any one direction, is forced to maneuver, forced to e try to guess where this blow will be, but due to the fact that the pressure is actually going in all directions, they can not create a powerful defense somewhere that would not allow the ukrainians to carry out even on all in the directions of an immediate offensive operation, such a situation has arisen that now, in fact, the ukrainian army can afford to conduct offensive operations in various directions and this is simply ideal for the ukrainian army and a disaster for the russian army, both from the p

army. knowing that only made the family doubt the army officials more. after vanessa disappeared, her family took a dramatic step. vanessa's mother said that vanessa told her secret. she said she had been sexually harassed by superior. the family went public on telemundo. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> reporter: vanessa's family was certain her disappearance was connected to sexual harassment. >> i don't know what's give someone the right to harass my sister. >> reporter: they demanded investigators get to the bottom of it. >> i your daughter, grandmother, would you like them to be sexually harassed? no. >> reporter: they revealed vanessa secret in hopes of solving a mystery. but they didn't realize that they just started a movement. >> one families tragedy unites a sea of strangers. and more secret spell out. coming up, outrage. and then an outpouring. >> this kicked off the hashtag, i am vanessa guillen. it was just flooding social media channels. >> reporter: stories of what some call the man's world of the military. >> i told kate, you r

the hog in the army, lydia away, come gun after i started working with the hog in the army and was able to earn some income, it really made a difference for my family. i think lana, the damn me aside. and once we started attending meetings and leaving the confines of our home, we started to understand more of the world. but what was said, it motivated us. it changed the course of our lives. i might be one of the diag won't be whole annoyed william ah, in one of her award applications pern emma proposed to buy sewing machines to help recruit women in the heart of the army. and it worked. the lure of such an opportunity brought hundreds of women into the movement. ah, that the m y. i glared midday. i now have a new sense of identity. what that is? i know i am donati bowman, member of the hagler army. i mean at the hottest, so yeah, having a black hoggard, i live in these trees for me, but i the how they live right next to my house at diamond, we can see the birds, we can hear them and we can smell them. and it's a smell, you will never forget about it. these intimate spaces shared by the

the infantry general led the rearguard, and during the offensive the vanguard of the russian army enjoyed unlimited authority for fearlessness. among the soldiers since 1818, the governor-general of st. petersburg in 1825, on the day of the rebellion on senate square , turned to the rebels and practically persuaded the soldiers to go to the barracks and escaped wounds in 50 battles on december 14. the general received a fatal shot in the back from a retired lieutenant kakhovsky wait until the last narrow soldier leaves the capital. this is a noble compliance, explained and the very deplorable state of his cavalry. thanks to the agreement between mil radovich and murat, the russian army and most of the inhabitants were able to leave the city by the evening of september 2, moscow was practically empty napoleon from the army approached moscow venice and milan alexandria or ilisbon vienna berlin and rome conquered the emperor of france, but not a single capital had such a thing for him of great almost mystical significance, like moscow here, he hoped to receive messages from the russian emper

so the army numbered these. george washington is number one as george washington commander, chief of the army, the united states of america do acknowledge the united states of america to be a free, independent, sovereign states, declare the people thereof. no, oh, no. allegiance or obedience to george, the third king of great britain. so right off the bat, much different than our our oath today. obviously. so you'll notice there's a space in the middle where they were the word swear there was a few religious groups at the time there was a passage in matthew. they take very literally that says you can't swear under god. so that's where they could swear or affirm. washington swore that'll do the utmost in his power to support maintain defend the united states against the said king george the third his heirs and successor in his or their betters. so the whole royal family is covered signed by washington and then it has in the lower left hand corner on the bottom sworn before me camp at valley forge, may 12, 1778, a

it's a nato army. it just happens to be manned by ukrainian troops are supported by nato intelligence by natal communications, by nato command staffs, by natal logistics, and buy orange mercenaries. there's a large number of them, apparently participating in this current offensive. they played a role and penetrating the russian defense is carrying outraged behind the russian lines and, you know, doing some of the reconnaissance work, et cetera. so there are an active participant in this conflict. the u. s. is willing to fight russia to the last ukraine. he doesn't care about ukraine, what it cares about is doing as much damage to russia as possible. and you're using the ukranian conflict to achieve that goal and objective our cause funding in a dom i spoke with a cap. should ukraine soldier who admitted to fighting alongside for most of these his odds. he's ruined closer with the story. according to open source reports of scores of nato instructors have descended on ukraine of the last 8 or so years in

i mean, the highland motif has made the high gala army known all over the world. hi, my name caught auto body bad. not that significant. otherwise, in mostly just house was on you, but now the whole world was the notice. i'm to go to who it who mm. mm. the day arrives when one of the rescued birds is ready for release current emma has come to the us some to to prepare the final steps. the forest department has offered to let her use some of their resources to aid this process. in order to not injure the bird during transportation, the right box is really crucial. technically only trained persons should be involved in the release of any species into the wild. but after years of experience and experimentation per annum of feels confident about such missions. if they can, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! mock the glasses, and so the time has come for the bird to join, it's akin in nature. eliza will only a place of relief which quarters the wet bells, where more heartless live has already been identified with in the last 5 years, hundreds of young birds have been saved th

the high gala army. what am i? she led them with a simple idea that the heartless were a part of their local culture in history illness, and by adopting them as one of their own. these women could make a real impact on saving this species from extinction without them off. no, boy, no might get one boy besides oh, able saw, i look get on it. it's all right. i got to up and look at on a by. he's a boring time. i'm in all or i bordering godaddy's. it. yeah. a do home bubble up. none of us have bordered on it, so i would say by do, did you stop packing your debt? yup. 90 led in boone. mm. mm hm. it is with a hoc in the army, operates vertical hottie, the capital city of a, some in the last 50 years go, hottest population has more than double to make way for the expansion of human habitat, wetlands that once surrounded the city have been rapidly cleared. mm . even though many communities in the northeast of india or match millennial, this is not really resulted in women having more advantage or independence in everyday

moscow at dawn, the first echelons of the russian army entered the city. streets were crammed with wagons of wounded refugees and convoys of soldiers walked sullenly, not speaking, looking at the ground. many cried. kutuzov ordered the general, miloradovich, who commanded the rearguard, to detain the enemy until the troops passed through moscow marshal murat sought to cut off the rearguard of milaradovich from the city and then surround him miloradovich. sent a letter to the marshal. if you start a fight, the russians will go to defend every street and every house and eventually set fire to moscow miloradovich mikhail andreevich the infantry general led the rearguard, and during the offensive the vanguard of the russian army enjoyed unlimited authority for fearlessness. among the soldiers since 1818, the governor-general of st. petersburg in 1825, on the day of the rebellion on senate square, turned to the rebels and practically persuaded the soldiers to leave for barracks and escaping wounds in 50 battles on 14 december. the general received a fatal shot

you defended yourself very well, you bled the russian army, the russians lost their best troops thereaking your teeth in your defense in donbas, you inflicted incredible losses on the russians in donbas, the russians lost all their potential and thanks to this defense, which exhausted the russians, you will be able to win the following i repeat the battles, the first biggest battle, your biggest success is your defense in donbas, the commander who successfully led the defense for four months is your hero for me. and all other operations now are the result of the fact that the russian army in donbas has been exhausted and it no longer has the strength to defend itself or fighting absolutely every enterprise in the kharkiv direction is the result of two factors, the first is that the russians were defeated in the donbas, and the second is that your president and politicians misled the russians about the intentions of conducting the main operation of the main strike president zelenskyi and your commanders said that you intend to do this in the south in the direction of kherson, there wer

in the villages of the soldiers of the army.eir informants, contacted people who helped the soviet partisans. these were the messengers of the partisan detachments. and among they met teenage women. and even children, they were elderly people who baked bread for the partisans of their not just races. or they were brutally tortured alive, scalped, cut off part of the body, people died from terrible pain and loss of blood. and after some time, those who sadistically destroyed people during interrogations spoke about this with cold-blooded calmness. how they killed a woman, they cut one by one, first the chest, the face, the ears were cut off, many facts from these criminal cases are available only to those who keep the files. they are let’s go, uh, that means vile vasily’s hut. that ’s exactly where my neighbor is. uh, the baby is alive. uh, on the stove. they are due to the fact that he was one of the partisans there. they shot him right away. the partisans shot this owner right there on the spot and took him out and said, why di

what i've done is i know i am donnelly bowman, member of the hagler army. i met at the hottest, so yeah, having black hockins, it's live in these trees. so i mean, what i did, they live right next to my house diamond that we can see the birds. we can hear them and we can smell them. and it's a smell. you will never forget a grass out of these intimate spaces shared by the birds and humans, had created a huge challenge for the har gala army as they pushed for a change in behavior towards the bird. the droppings of the bird comparable to those of a big animal. create a stench that fills up the entire area where it resides. in ohio, humpy, there are a few issues that we have to deal with. if a bird falls down from a tree and we failed to notice, or if it dies, then there's a strong stench and, and people start to complain about the smell. they come and tell us why the smell is coming from a nozzle. i haven't checked on any of the the trees that the hard on the generally build nests on are called the cut them, or bar flower trees. a fully mature tree can grow u

army has established the offensive special trial reporting directly to the secretary of the army which will prosecute sexual assault and several other violent offenses. we are continuing to ask hard questions about her own performance and hold ourselves accountable for getting this right. as the army's designated lever are nci received weekly updates on our progress checking to ensure implementation efforts are effective and on time. in addition, i would note that the army has developed other initiatives that we believe will help address harmful behaviors. this april we launched a multidisciplinary sexual harassment and assault fusion directorate pilot as seven locations in the army. when one of our soldiers, civilians, retirees, veterans or family members need help, they can go to one location and get assistance at the same location on installation. we've also stood up the people for center at fort hood as centralized training facility that developed units into cohesive teams. i visited this facility last july and was impressed by the progress that it is making and delivering effectiv

she is an army helicopter pilot, but currently for her second time is an army doctor and writer. originally, she is from buffalo, new york and is very emotionally conflicted. every time the chiefs and bills play each other, she has been stationed around the united states in germany and as well as in korea, which in her own words was super, super fun. she has multiple degrees and studies, both history as well as museum studies. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming to the stage. lieutenant colonel nikki dean. so thank you all for the extremely warm welcome. i will say it's a bit it's a bit daunting to be standing on this side of the podium as opposed to sitting out in the audiences where i usually am for this incredible institution, as james said, my name is nikki, and tonight i would like to talk with you about something that is incredibly important to the life that i have led for the last 20 years. as a soldier. but more importantly, to talk about an amazing insight into this constantly evolving and changing world, where i work, which is an us army doctrine. i have a

he didn't even know what state his own army was in.out the mobilization, i suggest you take a little time away from the kremlin intrigues and talk about what actually awaits us as a result of this mobilization, how threatening it is, if our editors have the opportunity, i will ask you to show just a short video fragment of how this mobilization actually takes place, what could you do actually assess what is there in general, who is there , who is coming to us who is this formidable army russian army what is this well, so that they do not minimize the threats from one side, from the other side, just let's be sober let's look at the quality of the material, as they say, yes , they say about 300,000 who will come here, i have a question. and where did the previous 300,000 go, what happened to them? i can remind you what happened to them. three hundred thousand, more than 200, and more than 250,000 , who came here, of the personnel of the russian army, well armed at that time, much better than ukraine, and what could ukraine counter them w

and the british army. smallpox was a was a factor leading cause of death in the french army. it was less so all the soldiers were inoculated before coming here. and there is a case in 1781 where somebody shows up in a french camp and introduces smallpox. at that time. so that's the only instance we have of it, of or indication of of of illness. and here we've got a passage from lopetegui's diary indicating the importance or the how severe this this illness was, particularly seasickness. the last the last sentence is particularly important. what the what's underlying the sentence is that on the way over duchovny they had an opportunity to meet with a cut to occasions where he ran into british ships and he he could easily have captured the vessels. he's got five over 6000 men on board a military soldiers, plus the sailors. he's got another. 6 to 8000 sailors. so he's got enough troops to to engage a fight and the men have been at sea for three months. they're they're rearing for a fight. and he passed them b

in russia, not to the army, in our army, the commanders understood the help, at all, they didn’t see’t know where, and there were too many questions about the relationship of the real state of affairs russia is in this shameful war, now we have casualties on our side, the losses of the armed forces of russia , such thoughts on camera are not logical, because the victory of the army at the front has no motivation, the soldiers have zero , they are controlled by a rotten command

currently, active hostilities between the army and the army of ukraine and the army of the russian federationf more than 1100 km for more than six months they are actually fighting continuously about the scale of the battles with the russian army at the veterans' forum, the commander-in -chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny spoke, and it is constantly hell to this day and the only rest to this day, unfortunately, this is so the change of one hell to another and in this period there is a gentle change of two locations in the performance of combat tasks and there is a rest and these people, god willing, will soon be reconciled, of course, with victory at the moment, the strength of the defense of ukraine is the military structures of the ministry of internal affairs, the security service of ukraine and other departments, it is more than a million people, the head told about ukrainian losses at the end of august, almost 9,000 dead, in july it also became known that we are missing, 7,200 ukrainian soldiers are believed to be missing, the majority of them are said to be in captivit

the ukrainian army is already a modern army, a modern army that uses modern military science uh- hmmt maneuverable army and the main thing is that this is not the soviet army, this is an army of proactive commanders and soldiers. the weapons are used by the ukrainian armed forces, we are already fighting according to the new standards, and so, so, so, listen, i think that i think that gradually , gradually, the process of replacing soviet weapons with nato weapons is already happening, and quite quickly, and look on the shots that come from the battlefield in the kharkiv region, there is already a lot of western equipment, our artillery, if the basis of our artillery is already western systems of 155 mm caliber, and there will be even more of them, though i'm just i looked at the reports of the urix agency of the netherlands, which calculates trophy equipment, so it’s interesting that the largest supplier of foreign equipment, if you have an allergy, the drug citrine will help to free your breath and get rid of itching in the eyes and tearing - cetrin specifically blocks histamine re

of the first guards tank army. left of it and the 11th army corps are trying to defend themselves as they declared, yes, it is already obvious that these plans failed. of the district estuary well, two battalions of the battalion of the mobilization reserve of the second army corps are trying to get the district eh in accordance with such eh with such let's say the intention of the russian command that holding the estuary deters the alleged offensive of the eh armed forces of ukraine to the kreminnaya region, they hope that if they hold the yampil liman line, then it will prevent the armed forces of ukraine from breaking into krymena. well, if they lead to kremennaya, then of course this whole scheme. luhansk oblast will have to go to the frontier much further south, in other words. if it is easier, if it is not possible to mention the details there and about the bridgehead at school, let’s say that in northern luhansk oblast what happened in the northeastern part of the kharkiv region recently. that is, we are tal

this has not yet happened in the russian army, it is. yes, it is at the front.’s right, there are still some possibilities of their movement. there is still a possibility that they will continue the pressure, well, at least there in the avdiivka area, in the bakhmut area . how can events develop in general? well, all the more so that there is still uh, now there is training there, some russian soldiers are on duty nearby uh, and it is also not clear what it will be, oleksandr, that is, let 's try to predict how it can develop further event and in russia today there is only one way out if they are not ready by today to show gestures of goodwill in a cascading fashion. besides, they can only occupy the relevant defense, for example, starting from the left bank part of the kherson region and they end up with the donbas bridgehead, because it is very difficult for kharkiv oblast to accept the defense itself, taking into account what units are really concentrated there today, and i said, viktor, they were there during the panic that they had. almost a year and a half

sorry for the plants, lipstick from the ukrainian army.eat, all the generals taught them that in three or four days they will take kyiv has been for more than 200 days and we are advancing and the russian community has seen that ukrainians are a very, very combat-willed and strong nation. well, plus, the world community helped us with weapons

th honorable gabe undersecretary of the army, department of the army. the honorable eric raven undersecretary of the navy. dertment of the navy the norable gina ortiz jones send undersecretary of the airport forceepartment of the air forc for thank you all for joining us. we'll begin with you mr. camara low with your opening remarks. >> thank you chairwoman sphere,a ranking mber gallagher, distinguished members of this mmittee. thk you for the opportunity to appearepreseing t army the army's one number one priority is its people. our soldiers, civians rirees and their families, our focus remas on taking care of our people. treating it with dignity and spect promoting a culture where everyonean servee and trt those who can serve with them. armymy leadershipas concerned b1 the fy 21 on sexual assault in the military grade revealed significant increase in the prevalence of sexual assault in cline and trust in the militaryystem to deal with those problems. put simply, despite manyearsea of prior effort to address this challenge, we are not what we want to b

is a theme of his even remotely, can see the russian armies being hit very hard. because although it's resisting, it's still being forced back in many places on the that's relatively unusual compared to the situation in the don bassoon film for that's likely because they don't have enough ammunition there. if the west would stop generally supplying weapons, but instead supply specific equipment like tanks, the ukrainians might be more successful because they'd be able to move more rapidly, which they can't at the moment in the lives of each time. meanwhile, russian forces shells hockey again on wednesday. again hitting civilian targets. russia's defense ministry continues to focus on its claim. success is ignoring the ukrainian counter offensive, ukraine's foreign minister on the other hand, is confident of victory. we're being able to gather, we know how to defeat russia, because we have no fear. the war taught us not to have fear of the enemy. eve, for other nations in the world would not be afraid of russia. we would put russia in its place much foster, while a

is a well-trained, well-equipped army, one of the best the army of the world, this business is simplyeted , it’s just terrible, it’s happening all around. it’s a mess, i assure you, everything is available and works well. you can fill in as much as you like. the facts speak for themselves. well, even take the armata tank as an example . how many noisy conversations have there been around him, so where are we talking about a foot tank, a scent, the thing is conducted with a quality jump of forces with its combat characteristics, it is superior today, everything is available tank-built models of the leading countries of the world showed all their real power, the pride of the defense industry, at the rehearsal of the next victory parade, when the equipment broke down on red square so perfectly that a person should get used to it, in principle, the heroic journey of the legendary tank in the paws of the tank ended. in production, it is correct. and why bother once more if there is a bunch of old junk like the t-72 turned out to be too expensive for russia ot 7 2 oh, and the k-52 alligator

, i am saying that the soviet army was not ukrainian or it was an army controlled from moscow, the most important thing in mind in the 41st year, when the nazis from germany were attacking, there were isolated battles somewhere, there were some heroes, we later even wrote books and films about them they filmed somewhere there, but in general, it was a panic flight . well, the russian army is demonstrating about the same thing now, and we are somewhere in the south. mykhailo makaruk, spokesman for the napalm information service, a fighter of the armed forces of ukraine. mykhailo, i'm glad to see you. good evening glory to ukraine, we will have such a conversation with you that i don't even know what is possible for what is not possible, so i will ask what is there in the south. and what do you think is necessary ? them near those watermelons and everything is fine according to the plan of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, what can we say about the situation at the front, again, the populated areas are not liberated, not about where the army is advancing, but in general, t