army signal corps. and after that, the wright brothers realized they needed a proper airfield and they couldn't continue flying. at fort myers, virginia. that's where they found college park airport. they sent a us lieutenant, frank lamb, in a hot air balloon to search for a flat piece of land in the area that would be suitable for an airfield. they found college park airport, the the us signal corps signed a lease and in august 1909 and they began constructing a one hangar and they have one airplane. so let's go this way. so, orville wright was the only wright brother to actually fly and teach here at the college park aviation museum. as part of their contract with u.s. army signal corps, including providing an airplane to provide training, they were trained to use our army officers to learn how to fly. that's why we're here at college park airport. they began training here in october of 1909, and this gallery here is done in as in wilbur's hangar to be reminiscent of the hangar space. at the time, the

army rangers and navy seals? and then the follow on question, once i explained that, was, well, that seems really unique. have you how do you apply any of that? how has that helped you and what you're doing now in congress as a as a national security leader? and and in my previous book, i had a very unique experience and warrior diplomat. and that a lot of folks don't realize both the navy seals and green berets have a reserve unit, which means you got to have a day job. my day job. so happened to be in the pentagon in the bush administration, and then eventually in the white house, in the bush administration. so i had this unique kind of crazy experience of writing the strategy, briefing the president on the strategy. then i would get mobilized with my reserve special operations unit and have to go do the strategy that you better make sure it's right when it's your -- on the line. and then the really interesting part would be coming back, taking the uniform off, put the coat and tie back on, going back into the

washington those kind of support that every army need. so african-americans were involved from the very start, almost from the very start as well. the question of arming african-american men to fight in the war was raised, of course, only in the north. well, one of the first attempts to arm african-american americans soldiers came in march of 1862. so about 11 months into the war, just getting started in many respects. and that effort came from this man, general david hunter, who commanded us forces along the southern sea coast, south carolina, georgia area, little pockets where the union maintained control or had moved in at ports. and when general hunter did was to issue emancipation decree. and seek the recruitment of african american soldiers fight. and he organized what he labeled the first south carolina colored infantry. well, as soon as heard about this president, lincoln was not happy and word came to rescind that order that. lincoln was in no way ready to take that kind step because of all the political implication that would co

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i have two sons in the army now. i'm the army, too, in a way. i wanted to bring my dad home soon. he's in greenland because my husband's in the. and i want to do a job that means more than working in a department store. we do want women in department stores, other civilian jobs. but we need them in war plans to women who have had no industrial experience. our train bar, the united states employment service or sent by them to factories that teach future workers individual consultation determines what kind work the applicant is best suited. would you like to work a factory? i don't know anything about machine. can you drive a car? a bicycle? can you repeat burnt out fuze? yes, i can do that. then you can be trained for a job and. the training won't cost you a cent with the strides that have been made in industrial methods. there is practically no limit to the types of work that women can do in. classrooms. they learn to be inspectors by studying with enlarged models of precision instruments. with micrometer on the vernier gauge, they can measure accuracy to. the one 10,000 of an inc

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the collaboration between the us army and kill a scientist. according to chinese journalists would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency, as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th the us address as well plains systematically dispos stove, a career on all true positions and in the rear. large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january the 28th, southeast of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects, never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on the way to see new stuff here, i need it because they need those tiny pennsylvania. i'm with the port. how does that i'm with you, please was still in the company in the companion of the villages. florida was in north, south carolina. that's kind of a city partial credit each to no, no we should have, which is do you need from us? you know, most of these just the seduce,

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he has an enormous army.e builds the citadel, which is the of the world, even in its own and and he says, we'll fight you. one of bound devotees, famous phrases, the royal gazette is, well, they must come. the french, let them come. the more who come, the we will kill their saying when we say liberty or death, independence or death we mean it. we actually mean it and we will fight. he creates this entire around his idea that he has for black sovereignty as well. and he enlists the greatest minds in the kingdom. so not just the brown devotee or julian, people whom we've encountered elsewhere, but also, as you see, charlotte as the to hosea they perform opera at court. they have ballets they create original music symphonies. he's saying i want this to be a place where people thrive. he creates an entire school system first in capaldi. so it went from captaincy to capacity. now it's capaldi and he recruits british schoolteachers from to come and set up schools all the kingdom. and the idea is to have free educat

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of the french _ and still have room for some of the french army. �* fellow and author. ato a to unpack start with russia first. we saw steve there, labelling the from steve there, labelling the meetings europe as meetings in europe as anti—trump and trying to anti—trdmp and trying to drive wedge between and how vulnerable is the us. how vulnerable is the relationship of what we saw at the weekend? the relationship of what we saw at the weekend?— relationship of what we saw at the weekend? relationship of what we saw at the v criticising the europeans use been criticising the europeans since the war began. what the want is a us russians want is a us russian steve they agreement. as steve'said. they said won't have have said they won't have european peacekeepers in eateztahey 7 7 7 they want th’e’y’hshtthe’ ' theywantthe’deal with trump. i'm not sure they want any ceasefire or a peace want’annyasetire or a peace but what want’any’ceasetire or a peace but what russians deal. bot what the russians is to deal. but what the russians is to re—establish want is to re—establish relations with t

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and the possibility of a return towards all this is rarely army has carried out attacks and con eunice and involved at least 3 palestinians have been killed. several others have been injured . i'm going to speak to our correspondent tyler a couple of weeks and we study by for us in the rafa in southern garza's age being blocks again, we've got more tests in gaza. i know even more uncertainty over the seems 500. 0 yeah, that's right. we're all the sudden holes till humanitarian aids eaten through you too, because this trip has created deep sense of on such and say yes it comes in that time. when the does, the strip is already face. seems to be sort of like saving medicines. and also if you, if you tell him and he wrote respect, critical as well as the us agencies had been wedding that this humanitarian situation was really a breaking point with family living and hospitals as struggling to function. now with no indication that we were doing the dictation so far, for the uh, for the aide to reach you again to the gaza strip. the situation remains very free . trial and late defend her abil

and they've already speaking about a, you will be an army. i don't know if that will going to happen because i don't think a lot of europeans are heavy to form an army to fight against for our show, because this is what it will be. so yeah, mark, whether it's a little bit desperate me. maybe they'll try it out, then bring back the 181812, but not pull it up for you. i need to why the case may be at the same page might happen again. who knows? all right, serious now, what does this mean for the integrity of the so called collective west as well? the so called collective west actually. ready assessing uh the problem. uh 1st what son. yes, that is very interesting because. ready is among the collect west, you have need to not just imagine one minutes. uh that considering the uh, the problem that we have they're facing today trends size. okay. m w that and quitting need to know we need to is the, our uh, arms for him. uh, the united states to the, to the lives of the things as well. but just imagine that the not. ready they say what we need to mo

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and personally, i�*ve publicly called out this the idea of a european army or a european union army forwers out of any real sort of incentive to work within an eu framework. and it is a worry, if i�*m being it is a worry, if i'm being honest with labour and keir starmer. they�*re well known to obviously favour ties with the european union. but i think now with defence and security, it's far too fractured politically and domestically to really warrant, you know, any really any real closer worries on that guard. >> do you trust that even if there is some sort of eu or a kind of collective, whether it's an eu army or some sort of collective of european army armed forces that doesn't involve nato, that they will actually act together because vladimir putin has tested nato's resolve to see whether if there's an attack on one, there'll be an attack on on all. and i�*m not sure that if and i'm not sure that if something happened that all those alliances would then work in each other's interests to stop aggression, they may well look at this and think, well, hang on, i don�*t wanna get involved

i showed to support his army so that these new to new can be brought down on the belgians who would not eliminate the united nation abundance of them. but it is at that time the moon, but on to the soviet union and the americans then say this is the communists. and he is going to met conbal communist country and the division is made. and from that they own, there is a called name for the move, the called name for the moon, but is satan and the division is that he must be illuminated. of course, he is the rest on these detained intentions. so then beautiful view. and he tries with people like pim, woodland who are part of the people that he was working with on the attempt to escape on his way to the cosigned province to what was been correspondingly bill. now part is some guiding. unfortunately, the wound by the wrists and by the furthest of the 2 on wednesday, i've addressed the gym on this footage is one of the most painful footages you ever see. over the moon, buzz huns been tied to the buck and this 100 over 2 months. this shall be in tongue, and when they hunt him over the stories n

k, sending weapons to the ukranian army, the junior achievement stuff. i'm giving you the, for the children. there was an email address at the national financial solution. these documents as a formal should create if it's unlikely that the phone that produced pm was unaware of her, awarded him, the honor, a title, as well as the fact that for decades, ukraine's leadership and senior officials have been involved in criminal games setting weapons around the world and will continue pushing to support and strengthen the ukrainian military for the battles were here. since 2002, no 2 countries of supply tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. you have the us and you are persist in increasing ministry. a contact group led by did not, did states nato allies on partners provide the unprecedented support to ukraine. more than 98 percent of the complex vehicles promised to ukraine have all of the pain they live in. that means over 1560 farm with vehicles. 213 tanks and pulled the equipment into the vast amounts of munition. the goal is time dried i

the armies drive for mobile soldiers may have just got more urgent of to what's happened at the white house. right now you live on tv, what's being described as a historical and unprecedented diplomatic dis, austin, between president the modem is a landscape. excuse us counterparts. donald trump propaganda, vice president j. d vance disagreed so serious that he could determine who wins this role and influenced the shaping of a very different new transatlantic relationship world between you are the u. s. ukrainians are shocked by what they sold familiar protocol. if they provoked a president, i didn't vote for as an escape, but now for me, he is a here of the building close by to this market was hit by russian missile i last month's hundreds of russian drove. and a missile attacks of carried out deep into ukraine every week. the menu crate in say their leader was being forced, bribed even by trump's roast minerals deal. and there's relief, zalinski didn't sign it because of what he says was a lack of us security guarantees. but there is concern over your ability to help me know that ev

to rearm, reinvigorate that army. so we have some time in the land forces to continue the modernization that i started as defense secretary. i think the reality is donald trump at one level wants to prove to his electorate who has just sent him to the white house, i got something back. right. >> what went through your mind when you watched the un security council vote? has there ever been such a vote where the united states votes alongside russia, north korea, belarus and other west african hunters, including also, by the way, israel was always also part of it against a un general assembly resolution condemning the aggression. >> we are in a new era. how long the era lasts, i think is up for grabs. you know, fundamentally, donald trump won the election with 30% of the vote, of the total vote he got about, i think, 49% of the electorate. that turned out, you know, donald trump, like all of us are here today, gone tomorrow. politicians, right. you know, whoever occupies the white house doesn't indefinitely represent the

and one of them is close by the army right down completely . and this one seems to be open, but we're going to have to see, here's the kind of a check points, which people can spend hours of one hours of one hours. all of them are queueing in order to cross the how many check point that way. and there is probably even longer line on the other side of people doing in order to get out of it again from the other side. and this isn't as rarely car was kansas, but this is the so called south of the junction, which is a common place for sense list to throw stones at biasing posted in vehicles. hundreds of cars. and this is the check points around them, all of which is a tiny section of a just to leave the town for any reason. you need to stand in line for hours and hours and hours the under the 1st. i've done it when we bought the hospital because of the zip code was given. was that daina charges and that's good to you or somebody to medina and johnny margie's having taken a mess of detroit. we finally got the singles, which is under constant attack

hamilton, head of your razor research at the foreign policy research institute is also retired us army colonel, thanks for being with us in unit marina. i meet on a post doctoral research or the defense studies department at kings college, london and in washington d. c. p. j. crowley, former us assistant secretary of state for public affairs, also author of red line, american foreign policy and a time of fractured politics and failing states. a warm welcome to each of you. if you just allow me to start with you and allow me a little bit of a preamble here under joe bide, which was only after all one and a half months ago under joel, by the us supported ukraine for 3 years. to the tune of tens of billions of dollars for 2 main reasons that at least but it shared with the general public. and one was broad values like you can't and beta foreign country. and the us is going to make sure that stops happening or doesn't continue to happen. the other reason was self interest, as it explained to the world. it's so broadly, russia as a flow that needed to be contained maybe even punished by the

paul valley retired us army. major general was thank you so much for your insight. yeah, thank you very much. thank you. appreciate it right now. observe us on the organization for security and cooperation in europe handed data on weapons positions and they've done yes. gun. the guns people's republics. do you crate in forces, and that's the revelation that's being made by a former greek ambassador to ukraine. oh, i see ups up as west stationed in the dumbass from 2014 on to a 2022. the other issue that came to my attention was the use of classified information sent by a ca. observe is about the locations of weapons on the russian side of the contact line in eastern ukraine. since these positions were immediately under you training and fire, it was obvious that the observer's reports with 1st passed through ukrainian services degree could zip on that. it's sort of a entire story, obviously very close to hard. as he also pointed out that she visited the russian speaking greek villages and the boss, which were a good time deserted deeds of the constant shilling. now,

they created an army that this lawyer to is real, was keeping a look at those clips and equipment. so as these people can decide, sensors, is it. so how much is this? is ralph way of opening a 3rd front but i don't see it as loaded the whole thing. a new song because i see them now is week a see uh i'm the president, a new customer to see uh how much would not be shut up. he said, we do not have the muse to fight against is here. so this is not worried about opening a new product. but in my opinion, let's say uh, let's say they are switching the beast for a future resistance against a 0. i'm at the shutter of the news or the new leaders and see if you have any knowledge about wants to places to you. later on, i do, or i for see you that the groups cdn start. you do the same. things that happened to the level of groups of smaller was this, this is thought to, to create the operations against this really is funded. the strike against the is really interested in the social level. now the future exist. how does this will happen? so city leads to my next question, how do you see it seri

has been forcibly evict, seen people from that homes. unrestricted thing, that movement of israel's army has also forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population. in the janine refugee come near the 500 houses and facilities have been destroyed since israel's thoughts of its minute street raids across the north of the occupied westbank. there all food shortages for those who remain is ready for it is also console for that tricity and water supplies. israel has also been demolishing homes in the north sounds for a few g. come, his axles, i'm of it. she's report. once a home filled with a lifetime of memories. now i'm judge of all these watching keys house being turned into a pile of rubble. and this with a little bit the method haley bit the fall off. it's the family's home at the house of joy gatherings and memories. nothing is left of it. all right, everything is gone and we became displaced, kicked out from our homes. i'm just family is being displaced before his grandparents originally from a village near haifa. anybody's now israel for forest from their homes in 1948 the

the blonde and armies of the offices would be brought to justice. but yeah. what we're doing now is to cut, are you into romando? the relevant old hardy is we'll take care of them and we will hand them over to the quotes for investigation. those accused of having participated in the genocide, what would be pride as such, were just those implicated another crime? so it'd be hard to ask for the most interesting, they'll be central, a total for training and civilian reintegration, with it more than 300000 unemployed senegalese, of applying for seasonal visas to work on spanish funds ahead of the harvest. spain is expanding its migration programs to tackle neva shortages and cub and legal migration. but we don't need 350 spots available. the competition is 5th. nicholas hoc reports from the village of tulsa again and set a goal. if only there was a well in the village if that again, then abdul aziz in guy would not be trying to go to spain. pcs in his fields and tap possibilities. going to pop water, he says, is like magic turning sand into crops, sup zipper purp

army in mosul, iraq, i had -- let's hear it for the army. [applause] some veterans in the crowd. after those 12 months teaching, i felt like i had learned more about america than many of my teacher colleagues. i thought bigger about the promise of our country and of our kids. and i knew that we here in delaware could do so much better. we had an obligation to the next generation. i started a journey then, alone journey based on a basic belief , a that we can do much better. our kids and their families deserve so much better. this journey started with just me in the classroom. moments ago, i took an oath of office for this journey to be about all of us. about you, and about us doing better by our kids. doing better by all of our friends and neighbors, left out and forgotten by a school system that does not effectively educate, and an economy that fails to deliver on their promise of an america. a delaware that fails to deliver for too many of us. for too many of our friends and neighbors. thank you for coming and thank you also to the folks from sussex county, kent county, new cas

but for now, this is what these really army has confirmed after initially withholding the information 20 year old, palestinian is rarely from the jewish community. a carried out the attack in a high for area and was shocked on site. know that, and i'm on know, thank you. the guidelines as it cleans out. i should force president me as an entity to seek peace, not to supply more weapons or comments from moscow. come off to you to be and leaders agreed to increase military budgets. and ukraine's defense is at a summit in london. and then a vessel in events, reports from london, amerigroup as the president, another day, another venue, and another one greeting. guess, tom, a well coming will do me to the lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was the top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes. and yet, together with al

but only later to the army, these really army say it was almost certain that your robbie had been killed in his way to the air strike. and he wasn't the only one back in december. as you remember, 6 small hostage families were told that they loved ones had been killed with evidence suggesting is really bombings were to blame its field. the already heated debates have over military tactics, the safety of hostages, and whether israel is doing enough to protect them. and if the hostages is a priority for ease, well, at all, the idea of has avoided striking certain locations and guys away believe hostages were being held. but relentless as tries in densely populated areas of this group have led to huge civilian casualties, including is where the hostages and of course, palace stands. and that's something that bridges really politic, political analyst and form or piece negotiate or remind a b one to take into account. take a listen, a minutes of silence for each of the best children would be appropriate, as would have minutes of silence for each of the mold and $18000.00 palestinian children

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but back in the army, he learned how to scuba dive, and this was back in the 1950's. and back then, people didn't really want to dive with him because he was a black man. so, he had the foresight to think, what if i create a space where other people -- because i know there are other black people who would be interested in scuba diving, so what if i create a space that is safe and that allows us to buddy up with each other and explore the ocean? because there are a lot of folks who want to explore the ocean. so, he is the founder, the cofounder of the national association of black scuba divers, which now i think has over 3000 divers around the country, and they've got clubs and all the major cities, and these people come together and they go on dives together. they go to dive resorts, and it is crazy because you have 200, 300 black people showing up in dive gear, and most people don't think that black people are a part of this activity. so, it is incredible what he has created this space for us to do. host: tara roberts, you picked up that 100 pound phone, you said yes