the army tennessee besieged, the city of chattanooga in the defeated army. the cumberland was in, was in the city, and the confederates under braxton bragg held held high ground around around chattanooga and if you read about the siege, chattanooga, which place during october and of november of 1863, bragg spent an enormous amount of time fighting with his immediate subordinates, many of whom wanted to want believed he should be replaced. and that's so that's so in the talking about leonidas polk, who had been a longtime foe of bragg, james longstreet, who had left lee's army, as most of you know, reinforce bragg's army. frank cheatham, john c breckinridge. there was a whole host of generals who despised bragg and in some cases just refused to obey his orders. there two other factors i wanted to mention. one is union generalship. obviously, we don't want to forget u.s. grant and then his successor in the spring of 1864, william t sherman, the confederate leaders, the army of tennessee, were facing off against the central architects of union victory. right. s

the need to sustain washington's army? but also, how is army drove?he nature of the combat actions that took place during the occupation of philadelphia. how spent how soldiers spent most of their time. british rule of thumb was to have six months of supply on hand at all times. they're only a couple of times during the eight years of this war that that ever took place. both armies spent much of their time during this winter, searching for food to feed themselves. that, however, was an act of war against the by seizing food and forage and denying it to my enemy. i therefore wage war against him in a different fashion. i don't have to line up and exchange volleys with my 69 caliber charleville or my 75 caliber brown bears. instead, i can deny him the stuff to fill soldiers bellies if. i was a canadian and i'm reading this book. i'm like, why don't you just attack washington valley forge there's nobody there's no fighting generals there anymore. half the people are out foraging in the countryside. go attack them. absolutely. and it's a great several rea

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our army is the greatest army in the world. but to keep it that way, we have to solve our recruiting challenge, the difficult recruiting landscape we face didn't happen in a year and it's going to take us more than a year to turn this around. we are laser focused on this challenge and we are not going to lower our standards to solve the problem. we are generating positive momentum from initiatives like our future soldier prep course, our soldier referral program and our new advertising campaign be all you can be. our efforts are geared towards one thing, reintroducing the army to the american public and inspiring a renewed call to service. we very much need your help to be successful in that effort. i'm proud of everything our soldiers do to protect our country and look forward to your questions this morning. this is why people remain in the army we want every young person and every parent to know that service in the army as a pathway to success both in and out of uniform whether you serve for four years are over 40 years the a

but as you pointed out, the british army was a professional army and british soldiers, the army for the most part as a career. so the majority of british soldiers who served in the american revolution, they were volunteer hours who joined the army as career. some of them stayed in the army for 20, 30, 40 years. and the american revolution was just one small part of those careers in order to accommodate this professional army that would often get deployed overseas for long periods, it was necessary to allow married to bring their wives with them. so with the british army in america, a large number of wives of soldiers. and these are the people that i'm focusing on. lauren talked about the home front. well, now have this population of women married women whose home is the army. they their home is wherever the army is. and that means they're exposed to the same dangers that the army is exposed to. now, if you study the army in detail, look at the military documents, everything from the orders to the memoirs, the primary sources mentions of women are pervasive. they're talked about all the

they set up outside gray's house, sukarno sends the army to them, so that the army enters the street to protect the american ambassador's house . with the peace that sukarno provides for green, the american ambassador gets a chance to communicate with the army commanders, starting tonight, green. he meets secretly with souvenirs. buying this army commander is not a difficult task. in october 1344, the secret section of the american embassy was an important telegraph so that the united states would not stop sending a coup d'état . the communists had a story with the embassy guards. it was written under sukarno's ear about the danger of the communists . he says that karno becomes pessimistic about his defense minister and makes him weak. doubt slowly creeps into sukarno's life like a cancer that has been struck and takes root in his brain and soul. the communists are planted by green because of sukarno. he orders the army to supporters of communism make it harder. green's correspondence with washington will be exposed decades later. he recommended that the communists make a crime story

the union armies just across the maryla bderave a new commander, robert e lee's army, spread out over that 55 miles. he knows outnumbered. annot fight this way. so he's going to issue his orders that evening. i need us to concentrate but don't inon a battle. we're all together. ironically enough, this is why at gettysburg, the confederate west and thenion will comend from the south. of course. we know that same day is the same day that george gordon meade gets command of the union army and we'll start to go after them now. sa, robert lee has no calvary. let's just do e ttle vignette. we can break apart. when jeb's stewart dearound the uniony takes three brigades of calvary, but robert e lee has four other calvary brigades. he doesn't lose all his eyes and ears. so we should ask ourselves what happens? well, first of all, he takes the best three brigade commanders th him, even james longstreet says, why don't you leave wade hampton behind? he goes, now i'm king him with him. so who does he lveehind? well he leaves behind in benton and jenkins. calvary. these are irregular calvary that

petra's country has not yet been so changed by reforms as the army is a new army, an army of a new type, although you can look at the decembrist uprising from this side, that is, and the army, uh, the military, firstly, is educated. secondly, e, with approximately common ideas about life about how life should be arranged, and the third disciplined, like any military, but, that is, the idea of ​​​​a military coup arises, how fast and a political revolution that directs the development of the country . uh, along the way, uh, who are these military, as a single, how to say corporation, huh? desires a and a very vivid example, of course. latin america in the 20th century, partly in the 19th and in the 19th century , is the legacy of those long wars of independence, and the role of the military before that , of course, was not. here are these caudillos, and perhaps even a more interesting example, turkey, where ataturk is military and ataturk radically changes country a and the military e in turkey after the turk, a in power or near power and throughout the 20th century, a up to recep tayyip

starts ride around e of the union army. but that's when the entire union army starts to move north. and now he't cutting off a piece. heo ride all the way around. so when you see that map and see the little red piece over there by whiton, dc, rowdy lee loses his eyes in years, not three or four days, b eight days, including first two days of the battle of gettysburg. we shoulke our eye on that. now, on the 28th of june,e meade is the commander of the fifth cos. he's in frederick. he asleep? a member from the war department will come up and wake him up at 3:00 in the morning. and he says, i've come to bring you trouble. and hisuble, he's now in command of the army potomac. imagine one of our greatest operation military commanders in our nation's history, robere lee is now raging through the north. the fate of the republic hangs inhe balance. and u have three days to try and unfasten this whole situation. that's what george gordon meade his hand on the 22 june we shouldsk ourselves why would lincoln take the risk of changingheommanders now he didn't know there's going to be a battle f

the indonesian army has been bought and staged a coup. the leadership of the coup is talking to shamran . in october 1344, general question 2 declared martial law and revealed jakarta as the capital of indonesia . bala gives 55,000 people to sohan to it is raining fast, the american ambassador is marking the names of the executed, army trucks full of stunned people are going to the slaughterhouse , they are not allowed to return, the united states does not allow any media to publish indonesian news, oil is now a disaster for the lives of the people of indonesia . insta and the cost of tire rotation of the american people's cars is shown by the people of indonesia with blood. the american ambassador proudly remembers this day . zahra ordered not to repeat sukarno's mistake . whoever turns his back on all his family members , no one should pay for my death. revenge remains the fire from the flowers, the smell of grilled meat fills the whole air, iranian movies, this fate is only one of the villages, the people are imprisoned, then they are

look at how he's arranged his army so he's advanced to be army of operation, but he's also shielding in baltimore and washington next. what he's going to do is he comes up with a branch plan, the pipe creek line in maryland. if all things go wrong, if we run into the enemy, we can always fck to that position. and you can see again the map how that covers both the approaches to baltimore and washington. d the last thing he's going to do is he's going to take his base of supply and he's going to move it from frederick to westminster. 's move in it because he's going to shift his lines of operation north. and if you s where that is sitting in westminster, it supports both of those missions, i woule. george gordon meade in three days is showing to be an operational artist as he controls h fce over that space in time knowing that they have to be in close support of one another. okay, here's where we're going to be on our first stop when we get out of gettysburg on, the 28th of june, robert eee and army spread out on a 55 mile arc from in the west to carlisle, the north, and even over to y

now the army is afraid of the secret police at dawn, people are racing to kill each other, and the armycticing shooting with them like a shooting range . in six months, one million people in indonesia will be healthy. this is one of them in the summer so that people have to get used to these scenes for how many years this will be the life of the indonesian people, the memories that the knots will still bother them later . the coup achieves this interview and the reconstruction of the new earphones for one of these documentaries, the song tetlo, the weight of the rear bumper, the nature of the peppermint, the management became strong , the movie majlis, make me love you from my heart , the arabic meaning of the seventh grade , usually in the mouth , this torture also happened here , forced labor camps for students who have books with them, pamphlets or even if they look against the americans, the people of indonesia should regret the days of occupation by the dutch , the americans do not show mercy to anyone here , under the guise of removing sukarno from home, everything will go back to

it is not difficult to buy this army commander. in october 1344, the secret section of the american embassy sent an important telegram in which the united states will not stop coups and the communists embassy guards, a story is going to be written under sukarno's ear about the danger of the communists. karno becomes pessimistic of his defense minister and also insults him . slowly, a condition does not occur in sukarno's life . what kind of cancer has started to hit all the brain and eight roots. someone will be planted by green in late sukarno, he orders the army to make it harder for the supporters of communism, grim's correspondence with washington will be exposed decades later , he recommended that the communists be made a crime story , most of this left current are students and they should be compared to the middle-aged army. that's it it is possible that angry students attack the british ambassador, they also set up graffiti outside green's house, go home, now there are fires and suspicious murders in indonesian cities, the c

once robert e lee starts to move the commander of the army, the potomac the principal union army inhe eastern theater says, hey, this is great. now that the army's out of the way, let's go on to ricon now. abraham lincoln at the beginning of the war would, make suggestions to his generals. but been boning up on a strategy er there reading at the library of congress and at this point in the war he's done making. he will now say lee's army and not richmond is your true objective. and mugar goes, roger that on to richmond like it says, no, no, i need you to after robert e lee. and he goes right out right on to richmond and he's no, no, you need to go get. lee's army lincoln already is he goes and gets lee's army, he can go get richmond whatever he wants and to take richmond with robert de lee in that still out there wouldn't end the war at all now the army of the potomac. is is the principal union army in the eastern theater, the federals, the blue the northerners, their normally is to guard washington d.c. about every three months they fight the confederate army that robert e lee comman

it is not difficult to buy this army commander. in october 1344, the secret department of the american embassy sent an important telegram in which the united states cannot stop a coup. what? they think that a story is going to be written about the communists with the guards of the embassy, ​​under sukarno's ear , he tells about the danger of the communists. and in and all his brain and soul root it should be known that the hatred of minerals is planted by green in sukarno 's dear . he orders the army to make it harder for the supporters of communism. grimm's contact with washington decades later is recommended to make a crime story for the communists . the army agreed that this is enough. angry students attack the british ambassador's car. they also put up a banner outside green's house saying, adrien, go home. now fires and suspicious murders are happening in indonesian cities. the communists are behind this killing. who is suspected of doing this is a secret that will be revealed forty years later. the mercenaries of the american

confederate army. and in this particular case, the failure at fredericksburg having this enormous impact on people, halleck comes up with a plan of basically doing the same thing, cutting off briefly, cutting off lee's army and force, setting them back, actually, or getting around behind him and cutting off from richmond. so richmond will then and hooker will be hero and everybody will live happily ever after. but it doesn't doesn't work out that way. hooker's plan for a forward envelopment. if you continued it i think had a good chance of working. but as soon as lee makes a counter movement hooker stops and starts digging in. and it's interesting though, because we criticize him for that. and i do for digging in and sort of continue on the offensive. but stephen sears, who's written probably the best book on chancellorsville and on hooker and all, makes the argument that really hooker was doing the right thing by setting up a defensive perimeter and forcing lee to attack him. but you can also argue th

the indonesian army wins over the rebel army.s is the rebel commander standing here reading the surrender and he presents his weapon, the work is done, the american army must attack indonesia directly soon , the giant b-52 planes are landing in the countries around indonesia, and this is a threat, but sukarno still believes that his country should be kept straight. the performance of insta will quickly reach the head of the army headquarters. nowshad is looking for the driver by reddit. the day of your sister's engineer is armin, but he doesn't know that soon he will have to go to the king with him . the americans have also started studying this colonel . for the japanese in world war ii and sometimes for the dutch police , sometimes even anti-dutch, now in sukarno's army, the americans also believe that because this oven will be able to negotiate, the american embassy in jakarta, the capital of indonesia , will start these negotiations. carno shouts to the americans to take their ambassador out of the country. carno shouts, "go,

he always thn army, will follow me. in fact, he shares his vision for this whole thing will go on the 27th of june, he says i believe the union army will come up probably through frederick. they'e hungry, strg t by hard marching, much demoralized. and as they into pennsylvania, i will throw an overwhelming force against their front and follow my success, crush one core and drive a pack of corn another. and through successive repulses and surprises before they can concentrate, i will create a and virtually annihilate the union army. now that's a vision, right? it captures the environment, it captures the enemy and it captures what he's going to do and gang warfare talk about all ki of ranges out on the battlefield. well, that can and can shoot a mile and a half and that rifle can sot 300 yards of all the distances on a battlefield. the most critical onearthe three inches or the six inches between two people's ears. if you think about robert ely thhat last line, i will create a panic and annihilate the army. he is playing

imagine that almost six million russian army and in berlin and more two million army in constantinoplethe second world war, remember how actively our western allies were advancing when the red army was already in germany, the task was to prevent the red army from entering germany with this and the carpet bombing of german cities. there were many reasons, but that included giving up right away, and the same thing happened here. many historians say that having achieved the signing agreements seksapiko with both the internal black sea and the fact that russia crosses the straits, constantinople other lands, and so on and so on, nicholas ii signed his own death warrant. of course, our allies were absolutely not going to. we are ready to fulfill this agreement and our obligations, and there is documentary evidence of this at the headquarters of the supreme commander in mogilev. the spring-summer offensive was carried out in europe and the offensive on our eastern front on february 2, part of the caucasian army under the command of general nikolai nikolayevich launched an offensive in the ba

he served as an army officer. the result of his experience in korea and his long and valuable experience with our military establishment make him eminently qualified to comment on the korean war. and now the big picture presents this distinguished citizen soldier. brigadier general s l a marshall. general marshall, the great general marshall against the background of your far reaching experience from wars, we thought what are some of your observations and conclusions in regard to the korean fighting? basically, the tactics of the korean war have taught us a lot about mountain fighting. defense against night attacks and the like. but the fighting was essentially the same as world war two. that is the battles were won by the infantry with the usual support from the other arms and services. but in one sense, the korean war was different. in one respect, sir. well, it was a total ideological war. that is to say, communist north korea governed and supported by the communist world, estimated that south korea was ripe fo

both the army of the potomac and for the time that he was general chief of all the union armies poor. mcclellan has been bashed around a lot. i don't know if any of us up here will take his side. we go along in this debate. i certainly won't. so you could. mcclellan was a superior general who simply could not find a way to feel prepared enough to meet enemy. he consistently and constantly complained that he was outnumbered by confederate forces under joseph johnston and and later robert e lee and all of this was delusional or as we say today based on bad intelligence. so mcclellan certainly is at the center, at the core really of, lincoln, especially in the way that lincoln dealt with him up until the autumn of 1862, when he finally lincoln finally mcclellan. but gosh it took a long time to to reach that point. but that time, i think lincoln was learning quite a bit about being commander in chief and about his armies and also about which despite having served in the black hawk war in illinois and in the 1830s, lincoln didn't really have a firsthand knowledge of of war. and he was very

that the commander of the german army. general erich von people dorf testified at the beginning of 1917, russia managed to create new powerful formations as a result of such a reorganization , the power of the russian army significantly increased our position. it was extremely difficult and there was almost no way out of it, and there was nothing for our own offensive and to think all the reserves were needed. only for the defense of our defeat seemed inevitable. but this did not happen. a progressive society, that very hidden and beautiful quasi-state, striving to create a free and beautiful new russia brought the country to that in the end. the bolsheviks, the successors of this provisional government of ours, made an agreement with germany, which was already dying then, and surrendered to it all their victory and gave the russian territory. including ukraine, the baltic states, it was a terrible and unprecedented story. the same absurd story that we often talk about when remembering the february events. he formulated th

said that if the situation continues like this, the army will also fail. more than 11,000 reserve forces have said that we will no longer serve . the protesters were on the road. ahu says, netanyahu , listen carefully, your father was a historian, i'm sure now he is shaking in his grave, do you have a day to come to your senses, otherwise it is history, and he remembers that as the prime minister he divided this nation and tore it into pieces, he said he would be fine, and i will not be there until monday for food repairs . dear readers, mr. barati, this reform plan what is the exact point of food and protests that you mentioned in the editorial about the food reform plan? in fact, we know that all bills in israel must be approved three times by the parliament. this bill has actually been approved in one reading, and the second and third readings are supposed to be approved on monday morning. in fact, this bill limits the power of the supreme court of israel in this way . we actually canceled it and investigated it the amendments that netanyahu is consider

of the army will be lost in the event of a war. if they stop the day of their voluntary presence in the army, the air force will not be able to fight a real war. the zionist politicians warned about the danger of collapse. the zionist politicians are divided into two factions, the faction demanding the postponement of the judicial bill to preserve the unity and integrity of the indian army and the spearhead to approve this plan. every spring, in between, the two social factions and pulling it into the army are warned that it will cause the destruction of the last fortress of this regime, the army. i will continue the conversation with masoud barati . it can be said that there is no history in many countries, when protests occur in the society and security and military institutions, they do not get involved in the issue and do not take a position. for example, if a member of them wants to participate in the protests, he declares that he is a soldier or a security force . the days of the system the judiciary or something like that wa

the name of the era is the russian national liberation army , in fact.e same people's militia. yes, but she received such an already more military organization, the godfather of the brigade was exactly none other than a concern , germany ronya needed her own executioner, who would deal with the partisans and those who helped them such punishers became, 22-year-old antonina makarova she was paid 30 german marks. as a bonus, free food and accommodation. she was taught to shoot from nagant and machine gun to shoot people with a machine gun. it is not every person who is capable of defenseless people at the front, namely, to shoot defenseless people. it was a man. feeling no pity and capable of their work were the people you shot.

guards combined arms army of alexei zhadov and the tank army. paul growth.fought intense battles for almost a week from july 10 to july 16, not only on the prokhorovka field, but also in the radiation of the river psel. along with the kulikovo field and the borodino field, the prokhorovka field received the status of one of the main places of the country's military glory. this is the third military field of russia, 6 km from the prokhorovka field near the prokhorovka railway station, there is a museum complex of the same name. its area is almost 5.000 m². the exhibits in the halls of the museum tell how the events unfolded on the southern face of the kursk bulge. visitors will learn real stories about the exploits of soviet soldiers medical doctors of the civilian population only stubborn resistance the self-sacrifice of the soviet people helped stop the nazis further than prokhorov's. fields, wehrmacht soldiers did not go through an offensive operation. the citadel was torn down. here the nazi command finally lost the strategic initiative and victory. on th

they flocked to the british army. the british army does inoculate some of these people, but they can't really take care of them. they're struggling to take care of their own soldiers there and people going to them, they're running out of food and supplies. that's cornwallis problem going into yorktown. so many of these enslaved people are just left a band and some of them try to go back to their plantations. they're spreading disease. and yes, the black people of the south were largely blamed for this. the british were blamed for spreading smallpox on purpose. even though it's not clear that they were doing that. and it's really, as i talk about in the book, one of the the places where we can point to very early racial disparity is in american health care, as white americans often blame black people for their own suffering, their own poverty, the things that are brought on to them by failing to be provide inoculation for them. so answer your question pretty well. kind of all, we can talk after for the. week as questio

this means that the ukrainian army has finally begun to liberate our territory. am very comforted by the fact that we have a normal leadership that gives clear combat orders, it is added against the enemy and to raise our territory, i would like more weapons, i would like more shells so that they can no longer cover them and make it a grandmother in their warehouses, so that they can be solved by them logistics and then there will be less trouble for our guys. it would be very good and pleases the tests. there are some agreements again with our partners who promise and it is already somewhere. there are even consequences of those shells that they give us and this will make it possible, i think, to release faster our territory, well, this is positive, positive. what can be done to go around in a lot and hear, so that later we can take the waxy ones into captivity so that we can exchange our boys. thank you very much , mr. mykhailo ivanochko, a fighter of the svoboda battalion. words of thanks are relayed by our viewers and we wish you good luck. day a-a thank you