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

in the british army, i have never come under tank fire, it is not something that happens in the british, we have the helicopters, we have the fast air and things like that. here, it is all against you. it was not long before they were involved in intense fighting. once you get the first flyover, you watch videos of fire fights then when you are there, and the rounds do go out, my training kicked in. the first time ever i experienced combat i was in a school. we got hit by multiple missiles and the intel we got, five tanks approaching and we all got out. i remember there was a mud hill and as i looked up, a tank came straight through the bushes and straight for me. we heard on the radio, one tank destroyed, two tanks are destroyed, three tanks destroyed. that split—second i didn't know if i was coming out of that situation. i thought i was going to get killed right here, right now. it was james's first experience of many coming under fire from russian tanks. this round missing him by inches. everyone ok? it has landed right next to me. i can't hear nothing. i can't hear a thing. as the u

the parents of a seven-year-old child who died nine years ago with nerve gas from the british army announced that the authorities of this country are not willing to pursue the case . the british government is paternalistic he says that a nine-year-old widow is trying to pay for her 7 -year-old son who was killed by chemical gases belonging to the british army. heavy rain in our area in 2014 caused a flood and water entered our house behind an old chemical waste disposal center. it was that the british army and government did not know about it, the toxic leachate of chemical waste entered our house and released hydrogen cyanide gas. this nerve gas was used in world war ii in the british army to kill enemy soldiers. according to experts, hydrogen cyanide is colorless. and it is extremely toxic and deadly it works so fast that the child victim says that he is also paralyzed due to inhaling this gas. after the release of this gas , i lost consciousness due to a heart attack because this gas is very dangerous and deadly. hydrogen cyanide payment at that time, the government told the media that th

one of the seven-year-old butterfly businesses who died nine years ago with nerve gas from the british army announced that the authorities of this country are not willing to pursue the case. these chemical gases, which have been in the war since the british years, have been paralyzed, in the blind of public protests to the british government, a father says that for nine years he has been trying to find out what to do with his 7-year-old son, who was killed by chemical gases belonging to the british army. in our area in the year in 2014, the flood started and entered our house. behind the house, an old man buried chemical waste, which the british army and government did not know about . this nerve gas was used in the british army in the second world war to kill enemy soldiers. according to experts, it is hydrogen cyanide colored and highly toxic and deadly, which acts at a high speed , which in the quran says that it was produced by inhaling this gas. after the release of this gas, i lost consciousness because of a heart attack this gas is very dangerous and deadly. immediately, the experts

the parents of a seven-year-old child who died nine years ago with nerve gases from the british army unced that the authorities of this country are present and pursuing the case. the war has been paralyzed in the blind of popular protests against the british government. a father says that he has been a widow for nine years and is trying to pay for his 7-year-old son who was killed by chemical gases belonging to the british army. heavy rains in our region in 2014 caused floods and entered our house became a garbage dump behind the old houses there were chemicals from the british army and government, no one knew about it. toxic leachate from chemical waste entered our house, which caused the release of hydrogen cyanide gas. this nerve gas was used in the british army in world war ii to kill enemy soldiers, according to experts. hydrogen cyanide is colored and highly toxic and deadly, which acts at a high speed . the child victim said that he was also paralyzed due to the inhalation of this gas. after the release of this gas, i lost consciousness due to a heart attack because this gas is

, the british army will face a lack of facilities, including ammunition, many military experts say that the british army will need manpower and the facilities are in front of him and if he enters a war directly , he only has guests for a few days. mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting news agency. thank you for your company . a lot of news about engine manufacturing these days the construction of a seventy-five-seater plane and the localization of airport equipment are heard, and the topic of the economic desk program was also dedicated to this topic. today , we invited mr. mohammadi from the civil aviation organization to be at your service regarding the ability of the country's aviation industry and how to overcome the embargo. let's talk about those who have been in this industry in these years, and after you enter into the discussion , we have prepared for you the interview of colleagues in the analysis of the first tourism companion of the sed and sima news agency . why is the plane ticket closed? after the complaint of the passengers and the arrival of the prosecutor of te

mr wallace was speaking after meeting ukrainian troops training on the british army's challenger 2 tanksriving old russian tanks, are now learning to operate british ones. this, the first step on training vehicles at a british army base in dorset, where they'll be for the next few weeks. some already battle hardened, others are about to fight for the first time. like this man, who until a few months ago, was driving tractors. he says he's sure these british tanks will make a huge difference. "it's exactly these kinds of weapons we need to push "russia out of ukraine." they're notjust learning how to drive them and fire their guns, but also how to keep them running and maintained. all in a matter of weeks. but so far they've impressed their british instructors. they�* re incredibly bright. they pick up a lot of the more technical skills very quickly, which is easier to instruct. britain was the first to give western tanks to ukraine, not just tanks but also these armoured vehicles they're looking at now, and also artillery pieces. ukraine hopes they will arrive in time for a spring offens

the british army and government did not know about it. toxic leachates from chemical waste entered our house to release gas. hydrogen cyanide was the nerve gas in the war world war ii was used in the british army to kill enemy soldiers. according to experts, hydrogen cyanide is colorless and extremely toxic and deadly , which acts at a high speed. the child victim says that he was also paralyzed by inhaling this gas . puzzle after the release of this gas caused me to lose consciousness due to a heart attack, because this gas is very dangerous and deadly. immediately, the experts related to the investigation of the release of hydrogen cyanide gas, at that time, the government told the media that the boy was due to the inhalation of carbon gas caused by a water pump. which was used to drain the flood, it is a lie it was the government lying to the world, the caf institute, the main strategies of concealment at the top level of the government were carried out, the experts identified only hydrogen cyanide gas in our house, no message was used

floods and it entered our house, there was a chemical waste dump behind the old houses, the army and the british government, no one knew about it , the toxic leachates of chemical coal entered our house, which caused the release of hydrogen cyanide gas from this nerve gas in the army in world war ii. the british were used to kill enemy soldiers, according to experts hydrogen cyanide is colored and extremely toxic and deadly, which acts at a high speed in children , the victim says that he was also paralyzed due to the inhalation of this gas . it is deadly. immediately, the experts related to the investigation of how the hydrogen gas was released, at that time , the government told the media that the boy died due to the inhalation of carbon gas caused by a water pump that was used to drain the flood, which is a complete lie of the government to the world. a cover-up has been done at the top level of the government the experts only detected hydrogen cyanide gas in our house and it was not used to transfer the flood from our landscape. the parents of the child victim of the war in england have open

so with this order formalized what had been practice in the british army of systematically keeping a daily record of the general brigade and division orders, congressional declarations, court martials and other military precede and troop and other details of military at the unit level as orders were handed down through ranks, they were copied into each orderly book at the company level. the order book was kept by the orderly sergeant who then read them aloud to the junior officers and enlisted men. our collections contained more 50 orderly books, including these four acquired together in 1998, kept by various pennsylvania regiments in 1779 and 80. the vast majority of those are american orderly books. but this one interesting example is the headquarters book kept at cox's camp in the summer of 1778. this was about 40 miles outside london and was the largest of the special military training camps established to defend the homeland. should britain itself be invaded during war. there were more 17,000 troops at cox's camp and this is the record at least of their summer of 1778. another a

and serious armies, no matter how small the british army is today, well, the british french and germany. today they will be forced to give weapons to ukraine if i do not give at the expense of my armed forces the account of my armed power. this suggests, firstly , that they were not ready for this kind of war, but the fact that it is much weaker from the point of view view of logistics and in armaments. what needs to be required for them up to three is also very very much of their attention and close attention. and what is interesting is also the attitude towards china or putin, as far as i'm all gp bombed it, and this is singing. but what he says is not only his. this opinion is in the american former intelligence. we must remember the camp and the military community, china for them is a much more military threat than in the russian perspective, and if this is the case, they proceed from the fact that they will be forced to fight against with china, the further, the more long-term confrontation with respect to russia, and the last thing i wanted to say in this is what i said again. he

to predict what the next days will bring us, our military guests experts retired colonel of the british army glen grand, as well as a well-known video blogger, a former member of the state duma, a member of the russian opposition, mark fedigin, will now be a military expert on our air retired colonel of the british army, glen grand, he will analyze the current situation on the fronts and the attempts of the russians to attack in the so-called larger format . glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel. the offensive and attempts of the russians to advance, the battle of ugledar demonstrated that the russian attempt was choked, they lost an extremely large number of personnel and armored vehicles the battle in the east should be considered along the entire length of the front in the east and not only in bakhmut or ugledar, because these are the places where the ukrainian troops are concentrated and so they are really quite successfully resisting the russians there , but there are other places where russia is looking for a weak point, these are certain gaps between the cities of the forest where they c

predict what the next days will bring us, our guests, a military expert, retired colonel of the british army, glen grant, as well as a well-known video blogger, a former member of the state duma, a member of the russian opposition , mark fagin, will now be on our air , a military expert , retired colonel of the british army, glen grand , he will analyze the current situation on the fronts and the attempts of the russians to attack in the so-called larger format. glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel , i congratulate you accordingly, the key story is the unfolding of the great battle in donbas, we understand that our group near bakhmut was crushed by the russian strategic offensive and attempts by the russians to advance , the battle near ugledar demonstrated that the russian attempt was choked, they lost an extremely large number of both personnel and armored vehicles , the battle in the east should be considered along the entire length of the front on in the east and not only in bakhmut or ugledar, because these are the places where the ukrainian troops are concentrated, and so they are really

said the commander-in-chief of the british army declared what, gentlemen, we conducted trainingevent of an invasion, the british army will be idle for 5 days, it will hold out for five days, well, we know that there are three days until kyiv, it’s true. the russians have children , they spent all the simulations for 5 days, that is, they disarmed, well, now they are rearming and there is actually more, but uh well, it must be said that the heroic resistance of ukraine and the struggle of ukraine against the russian invasion caused a revision of the military plans and strengthened the nato countries at that moment no one is grazing the rear no one is trying to attack the rear and now there is an active rearmament when we are talking about kaliningrad region and about this suveretsk isthmus now, poland is forming three tank brigades from the kaliningrad region bordering belarus, or on a hare visa, a division , see, see, three-tank, see. that is, you can you imagine at that moment how i and what kind of rearmament process is taking place, and i'm not talking about finland, sweden,

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

people from the british army come to me army to ask for advice on how to carry out repairs in the field without adequate equipment, because this is what we have been doing for several decades and i am already a professional among hundreds of armored vehicles, many of them ended up in private collections around the world, all those people to whom i have sold tanks over the past 30 years i call them now and some of them say oh i 'm too old for that i already have nine tanks and i don't drive them at all so i'm buying these tanks they come back here i check all their mechanics i replace the starting system myself the engine puts everything that is necessary here, then the ukrainians come and tell us all these three and these nine, at the beginning of the war, nick sold 120 battleships to the ukrainians, and now a new batch of 25 cars is ready, they have already been paid for, they are ready to be sent, this one is also going to ukraine here all that remains is to draw the stencils. but this is still nobody's 25 associations from all over the world and based in canada . apcs are sent to hel

this nerve gas was used in the british army in world war ii to kill enemy soldiers. according to experts, hydrogen cyanide is highly toxic. and it is fatal that acts at a high speed than in children the victim says that it was also produced by inhaling this gas. after the release of this gas , i lost consciousness due to a heart attack because this gas is very dangerous and deadly. the boy died due to the inhalation of carbon dioxide from a water pump that was used to drain the flood . they did no pump for the transfer of the flood was not used from our point of view. the follow-up of the parents of the child victim, the famous anti-war figure in england , we opened the follow-up of this story . their supporters have prepared a petition with 117,000 signatures, and by requesting an end to the cover-up of this case , the british prime minister's office about mojtabi ghasemi's killing of mojtabi ghasemi , the london broadcasting agency, and the palestinian authority, announced the start of a new resistance battalion. the military organization attached to the ezzeddin q

source in the british ministry of defense , which shows the reduction of the combat power of the british army. he said that america announced to england last fall that it is no longer able to support the forest and its allies, and according to this, the british prime minister emphasized the efforts of his government to strengthen the ability of the foot, as you know, russia's aggression has affected us everywhere. it will strengthen our security the basis of what we do for security has continued to do so. funny developments this year when the chancellor of the exchequer increased the defense budget to strengthen the uk's defense capability in line with global change. the report revealed that the number of british army forces is only 76,000 , and if financial resources are not provided to support it, it will be reduced to 73,000 . our forces have decreased by about 10,000 people this number is very small. i hope that the review of defense affairs will compensate for this deficiency and the consequences of the reduction of the defense budget that happened two years ago, and the british governme

they metjames, aged 21 who quit the british army to help. they needed help. this is where we sleep. _ spent time in afghanistan. this is where we sleep. and - spent time in afghanistan. this is where we sleep. and they i is where we sleep. and they be . an is where we sleep. and they began filming _ is where we sleep. and they began filming their - is where we sleep. and they i began filming their experience along the way. t began filming their experience along the way-— along the way. i was about to take a volunteer— along the way. i was about to take a volunteer contract, i along the way. i was about to take a volunteer contract, all| take a volunteer contract, all we knew was they were on watch. did you feel up to it? i did wonder, what have i got myself into but it did feel natural. as a lawyer and to become soldiers, it was eye—opening even for those with experience. in the british army i have never come under tank fire, it is not something that happens. we have the tanks, the helicopters. here, it is all against you. tt helicopters. here, it is all agai

washington, just beijing to join us efforts to restrict an isolates with the former british army opposition. his experience being prosecuted to after revealing document alleging australian war crimes not done is done. david mcbride speaks out in the latest episode of all sees the whistle blowers us to say, you got to make an example of this guy because this guy gets a chance 210. that's right. we need, we need to crush these guys with just on the 7 pm on wednesday evening in moscow moneys pizza scott's on wherever you're joining us from. welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis, aucker russian, privates, michigan, wagner has reported. the key of is actually deploying more troops and equipment to the city of chalmers, which is also known as bach moods. when sense fights continue, the group says it's advancing on the key city and has destroyed many targets over the past 3 days. ortiz eager to don, i've had a chance to speak to wagner, founder and fighters about some of the latest developments that it was arguably the 1st big media event that was organized by the otherwise very secretive wag

russian opposition mark feigin , a military expert will be on our air now retired colonel of the british army glen grand, he will analyze the current situation on the fronts and the attempts of the russians to attack in the so-called larger format. glory to ukraine , mr. colonel . i congratulate you accordingly. the key story is the unfolding of a major battle in donbas. attempts of the russians to advance, the battle near ugledar demonstrated that the russian attempt was choked, they lost an extremely large number of both personnel and armored vehicles, the battle in the east should be considered along the entire length of the front in the east and not only in bakhmut or ugledar because these are the places where the ukrainian troops are concentrated and so they are really quite successfully resisting the russians there , but there are other places where russia is looking for slack, these are certain gaps between the cities of the forest where they can move forward. so they are slowly but surely moving forward somewhere and no matter what it is, it is still a movement forward , the question

and in the latest episode of the whistleblowers, the former british army officer just experience of been investigated after revealing documents alleging australian war crimes in afghanistan can catch it or not see throughout the day you as to say, you go to like an example of this guy because this guy gets out a son's to 0. that's right. we need, we need to crush these guys. a must go to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott's here with the top stories and 5 pm moscow time. thanks for joining us. beijing, ga, has expressed the support of iran in potato in his sovereignty unresisting unilateralism and bullying. as the 2nd day of the reigning president's visit continues, however, the u. s. has called on china to follow washington's lead. when dealing with tara, you've engaged with the p. r. c and other global stakeholders on to encourage, in this case the p r c, to take steps to counter a run policies that stabilize the region and threaten our partners and our allies, a runs nuclear program, it's ballistic missile program. it's other malign activities and influence

and in a new episode of the whistle blowers, a former british army officer, shared experience, be investigated after reviewing documents to legislate, australian war crimes in afghanistan. and watch this on r c. throughout the day. you as to say, you gotta make an example of this guy because this guy gets a chance 210. that's right. we need, we need to crush these guys when you just sort of put it on the polls outside before with coming to your life from our headquarters here in the russian capital you're watching are see international monies peter scott's here, the top stories this our multiple dorothy is gaining strength, those are the words of russia's foreign minister said gala rav during a speech of the nation state duma. the diplomat says that russia's developing ties with his partners in the framework of such alliances as breaks and the shanghai corporation organization. luther for this is the diploma to russian diplomacy has intensified its work in those areas where the processes of multiple charity are gaining strength shall where our partners are ready for honesty and mutually benefi

different stance more similar to its own and did a new episode of the whistle blowers, a former british army officer, shows his experience been investigated after revealing documents, alleging australian war crimes. in afghanistan, we catch this on r. c. throughout the day, you as to say, you gotta make an example of this guy that goes to this guy gets a chance 210. that's right. we may need to crush these guys a few live from our studio here in moscow. you're watching r t international. my name is peter scott here with all the latest at 6 pm, moscow time. now we start off with the russian private military group wagner, which says that kid is actively deploying troops and equipment to the strategic town of our chalmers, which is also known as back, which where intense fighting continues. now the group says they are advancing on the key city and they have destroyed a number of key targets that or for me on this, that cross live now to our correspondence e. good as donna who is in the don boston new, i believe. did she speak to the groups found guinea pre gordon ega. thanks for joining us this

geography iran was not always like this after the occupation of iran by the allies in the 1320s, the british army left tehran. people look at the food and nothing changes in 1332. there was a coup d'etat. from time to time, its neighbor attacks iran, and just look at the 1950s and see how many incidents have occurred . there have been attacks from the iraqi army on iranian border posts . we do not see the role of the people here. they are not against the baath regime when it enters the country and sister the muslims of abadan, your city is in serious danger of falling after the revolution , it seems that the culture of the islamic revolution, which belongs to everyone from a religious revolution months before the war, the events that happened in the country play a very important and significant role in determining this. attendance was a reference that the eyes and ears of the people looked at his eyes and his words , and maybe every day young people come here crying for what water they wish for the testimony of the weak old men, and after the gun of baba rahim news agency. sedavasima is now in te

british officers, 22. they had to find out. will the enemy armyhe russians, be able to pass this route, the task turned out to be incredibly risky charles christie once, almost was exposed when a local mullah in one of the villages entered into a serious dispute with him about islam. he was buying himself a pair of shoes. hands all the way, lieutenant cotinger, introduced secret daily records of everything he saw and heard, he noted springs and rivers of crops and the nature of the climate, outlined the best places for defense, his notes became. the first military map of the western approaches to india in 3 months. british scouts traveled more than two and a half thousand kilometers. putin fat for doing this unique mission. a quick promotion and a knighthood awaited. while the british scouts were exploring the supposed asian theater of operations, real battles were going on in europe. russia fought almost continuously from persia, turkey and napoleon throughout the attack in 1812, when napoleon invaded russia, england did everything to be supporte

the british army have been spying on covid. has the pandemic destroyed free speech in this country and on its three year anniversary brexit safe in labour's hands. lot a lot. a lot to get through . but first, my to get through. but first, my big opinion . forget about the big opinion. forget about the covid 19 virus. the illness which has gripped the nation most over the last three years is brexit direct changement syndrome. the irrational hatred of a democrat decision by a population to exit a political block . why does it fall upon me? block. why does it fall upon me? somebody that voted remain in 2016 to defend brexit? well, it's not a problem . defend it's not a problem. defend brexit. i absolutely will. now it's clear that some businesses have struggled with the transition and many have given up exporting to the eu altogether. issues particularly the northern ireland protocol have not been ironed out. growth has been hit. and the full opportunity of brexit have not yet been seized upon . but brexit yet been seized upon. bu

those times 120,000 pounds for the modernization of the persian army 350 soldiers officers in the british armyching the persian army modern warfare, even cloth for tailoring the new uniforms of the persian army, and then supplies the british and at the same time. they promise tehran to put pressure on st. petersburg so that the russians leave georgia and the karabakh prime ministers of the crimean war. lord palmerston, perhaps, most accurately formulated the main principle of anglo-saxon politics. we have no eternal allies of fickle enemies, but constant eternal ones. our interests and to protect them our duty is control over the logistics of communications energy trade. resources all the wars of the british empire waged or organized just for the sake of it. in 1889, a group of german industrialists and bankers led by deutsche bank received a concession from the ottoman government to build a direct railway across anatolia from constantinople. the berlin baghdad railway project was to be the core of the germans.

the british army will arrive sooner than anything else .turns out that i'm finally getting fat, i have to pass, the colon and feathers on the rhine were destroyed by the germans, and the allies can only go as scout groups in amphibious vehicles. these devices are not big enough to take the entire army across the river. when the americans the last healthy bridge at the same time near the top , the german defenders are panicked and the news of the historic departure of the allies reaches the corner of the province. it's given but i'm not very interested. it's not a priority for us anymore, so i don't care about it and we 're going to berlin . kevin telegraphed. there were still tricks in austin has said that he should go back to the kremlin, but to his surprise, the human deputy close to the other general also asked him to come to the meeting.