the next corps, the other corps that was going was the second corps, and it was by andrew humphreys. humphreys had been general meade's chief of staff until general hand hancock had left the army as a result of the lingering effects of his gettysburg big wound. now he had. hancock was the commander of the second corps and that was considered of the top core of the of the army. and now ahum jeffries had taken over. now to start the fighting, the battle the fifth corps was assigned to move in the same direction as the cavalry going west, supporting them on their right. and the second corps would move on a path that placed them on the right of the fifth corps. so now we have three units. no in the eastern side of the line moving westward the cavalry who had just arrived back from the shenandoah, the second corps and the fifth corps and the second corps in that order, the expectation of this, these was for the two infantry corps to drive the confederate infantry into their defensive lines and allow the union cavalry to sweep around their right flank. and hit that way, that that railroad,

it's essentially a one corps army, the 23rd corps. they would roll up as this fire is being sent in retreat. and when that occurs, then stewart is supposed to take up the route and surprise us all. thomas is as the momentum is shifting and everybody is being driven back to peachtree creek. all right. this is audacious. we use word for robert e lee, but if you think about what hooded experience, at least side the seven days campaigns that's lee with some very bold battle plans in the seven days campaign was able to take out the 100,000 man army of george brant mcclellan the army, the potomac around the gates of richmond it cost lee 20,000 killed, wounded and captured to do that. but the sacrifice, at least at the time, was considered worthwhile. definitely to relieve city. so hood is is is hoping not to have to sacrifice many men for this but he's willing to attack rather than be attacked. that's the point. and now for using a battle plan from a battle he wasn't at chancellorsville. he is going to use hardy on that flank march. now the

he has his ninth corps crashing into one side, his sixth corps into another side. general warren, with the fifth corps is going to be engaging over to a different part of the field. but basically the federals break, but lee then rides down into this area, pulls his best brigades in, and they drive the federals and basically hold the mules. you line while lee a new line on higher ground behind it. this is going to be critical when we take a look at the big attack at cold harbor because they will resemble each other very much. the big problem with the union attack this week, part of the confederate that initially succeeded because it broke through and some 3000 confederates were captured. but the big problem was that there was nobody really in charge down at the front to make sure that all these different union units were coordinated. meade and grant were back to the rear about a mile, a mile and a half. and general hancock, who nominally was in charge of this this big attack, was not in good shape. he was physically ill from his gettysburg egg wound that he had rece

he was one of the first officers of the ahvaz army corps operation, the same year 1959, the army corps operation began . but it was our success, but i don't know 2935 we are the biggest and this has been happening for us for several years . their selection at this critical and dangerous time allows us to quickly shape and organize the operations of the ahvaz corps with the very high ability of their cleverness and intelligence. to organize different types of guard children in different central units of the ahvaz corps, and a wide range of ahvaz children who are raised to arms after each command from the units and large formations and commanders of the corps in other cities from the operations of the ahvaz corps they made mr. sayaf cut the role he wished us very well for the future of the 18th corps . in the camp of the southern operations headquarters, he was called one of my most respected faces, who spoke carefully and with detailed information and calmly about the war that everyone was worried about. a very bright , handsome young man. with a very beautiful appeal, venerable sayafza

our navy and marine corps teams have never been more stronger. we continue to deliver new systems and platforms and with the lethality and mobility and our operations throughout the entire globe are significantly higher than they've ever been before. we do this not just because of our damages at sea, but because the national defense strategy demands it's part of an agile and responsive force and we work to realize the divisions set forth in the national defense strategy through integrated deterrents with advantages, well-trained, well-equipped expeditionly force is necessary. our ability to project forward at a time and place of our choosing is supported through the three enduring priorities that i have set in my initial guidance of the department when i took the helm in october 672021. first, maintaining our maritime dominance. our first priority is maintaining maritime dominance, we do so through the combined strength of navy and, marine corps and coast guard as well. we operate in the same environments and doe mains as our adversaries, demonst

what to be now army west virginia but elements stragglers of that six corps 19th corps they put them together and they had 6000 men and they arrived a few days earlier. so they're stuck in this ridge. you know, you go there, you can see it clearly. you take the old u.s. 11, you can see it clearly. it's there anyway. they're hit and they're routed. and so it becomes a factor of the confederacy are driving them all towards meadowbrook the 19th corps grover been initially what they're going to you have to stem this flood and the flood is coming it's through their camps all these fugitives are running and that and they're not nobody knows sure but it sure you know with the sounds and the muscogee is getting closer and so one of the brigades and it's the thomas brigade eighth vermont 12th kinetic command 16 new york they're standing there they change front towards the pike and they're ordered to cross the pike by time for your comrades, there are three monuments on the battlefield at creek that were for a lot of ad. i don't think so. one of them is to the eighth vermont. in fact, it's the

our navy and marine corps are diverse team. individuals from all of the country and all walks of life. that is exactly the way it should be. it is what we want, it is what we need. not just because in an democracy as an force we should be representative of the american people. because we are stronger, we are more capable when we have many different experiences and viewpoints to draw from. everything we do, everything we achieve we do through teamwork. teamwork is only possible when all members of the team are valued when everyone feels they have a voice. and their contributions actually manage the organization. this type of atmosphere, this environment is founded upon trust. the type of environment leaders at every level set a tone in that. leaders, when your words and actions demonstrate respect to all and openness of opinion that is when new ideas can actually come to light. that is meant out-of-the-box thinking can actually flourish. that is me fully utilize the asymmetric advantage we have over other nations, militaries and

you must know that the european parliament the name of the islamic revolutionary guard corps has beenluded in its terrorist list , especially during the years when your country was involved in the war with terrorists , the irgc has played a very prominent role. during the years your country was involved in the syrian war, we had many attacks both with hajj qassem soleimani and with my friends in the islamic revolutionary guard corps of iran . do you think that actually why did the european parliament do this and with what purpose did it happen and the feedback of this incident? how in the countries of the region? martyr martyr soleimani is asking for god's mercy in syria and iraq, bateri area, the village of war, my duty. i know about the efforts of the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the aid of the islamic republic of iran to the syrian arab republic in the fight against terrorism that comes from all over the world and with the order and financial support from the west came to us in syria since 2011. the islamic republic of iran and russia are now our allies with isis and all w

rear rear by the infirmary corps.and so in many brigades, half of potential combat power is is lost and the army cumberland troops will charge forward, finding many places where confederate fire did not cover the slope of the ridge and troops of the army. the cumberland like man of the second minnesota here will work their way up the the steep slope of the ridge and the confederate works at the top of the ridge. it is a grand assault for the man of the the army of the cumberland. it will bring victory ulysses as grant chattanooga in many ways it will be the final making of ulysses s grant and the the war. it will bring grant sherman and sheridan back together again and. it will will be one of the most disastrous defeats of the year, the confederate of tennessee, as evidenced by the trophies lined up along walnut street in in chattanooga, a union victory and a stunning confederate defeat. thank you. i'll take any question. any questions at. how much credence? do you give the the animus that supposedly exists between gr

rear rear by the infirmary corps.and so in many brigades, half of potential combat power is is lost and the army cumberland troops will charge forward, finding many places where confederate fire did not cover the slope of the ridge and troops of the army. the cumberland like man of the second minnesota here will work their way up the the steep slope of the ridge and the confederate works at the top of the ridge. it is a grand assault for the man of the the army of the cumberland. it will bring victory ulysses as grant chattanooga in many ways it will be the final making of ulysses s grant and the the war. it will bring grant sherman and sheridan back together again and. it will will be one of the most disastrous defeats of the year, the confederate of tennessee, as evidenced by the trophies lined up along walnut street in in chattanooga, a union victory and a stunning confederate defeat. thank you. i'll take any question. any questions at. how much credence? do you give the the animus that supposedly exists between gr

and kieren barnes from mercy corps, let me just also ask| mercy corps, let me just also ask you, thee this is a disaster on top of the disaster in terms of an earthquake on top of civil war, untold suffering in that country. and on top of all of that, we have terrible weather conditions and it's extremely cold there, isn't it? ~ , and it's extremely cold there, isn't it? ~ y ., a, , it? absolutely. unfortunately the earthuuake it? absolutely. unfortunately the earthquake hit — it? absolutely. unfortunately the earthquake hit in _ it? absolutely. unfortunately the earthquake hit in a _ it? absolutely. unfortunately the earthquake hit in a really bad - it? absolutely. unfortunately the i earthquake hit in a really bad week from a weather perspective. temperatures went below zero and people were sleeping in cars, there were issues accessing fuel to keep people warm. people were burning rubbish, sleeping in cars overnight. people were afraid to sleep indoors because they are still experiencing aftershocks, but as you said this is aftershocks, but as you said this is a crisis on top of th

true, classes are now taking place remotely in the cadet corps. there are plenty of examples when ukrainian nationalists hit schools with 150-millimeter shells, and yet classes here do not stop for a single day, the pupils are preparing for an important event, which, as part of the decision of the council meeting, has already begun the necessary work to attract new regions. state policy of the russian federation in relation to the russian cossacks, so for the first time in the presidential competition for the title of the best cossack cadet, the corps will be attended by the alchevsk cossack cadet corps from the luhansk people's republic and in addition, all measures of state protection and support now apply to the cossacks of new regions of russia alexander lyakin pavel bonya channel one south of russia was covered by a powerful cyclone at once in several cities a storm warning was announced in sochi such a snowfall . for several years we have not seen the closed tourist sites, the passage to the volkhonskoye gorge and to the zmeikovsky waterfall

the independence you support is equal this corps was put on the list of terrorists and we should note effect to these decisions of europeans and bad things. these divisions go back to the colonial view of europe towards us, but we should not give importance to such decisions without any value . it is a sin to decorate before this . baghat, you are a political, cultural and academic figure. how do you evaluate the future of our region and what should be the role of the media in the resistance region? the truth is that today resistance is the only work and option for our region . iraq, syria and lebanon cause zionist fear and terror the west understood that this new phenomenon, which you mentioned, bras, is an important word and it is the most important tool used by our nations today. unfortunately, most people still believe and think that publications and media westerners are realistic and free in recent years. during the syrian war, it became clear to us that there is no free media and that the approach of all media is to serve the interests of westerners. for the military fight agai

we also have memories of the islamic revolutionary guard corps' defense against non-muslim women. tell us about your coming to tel qala with our allies. we fought with terrorists everywhere we defended all the people, you didn't leave between muslim and non-muslim women because they were cities for all people . with simple terrorism, everyone should join hands, the west and the east should fight with each other and together with terrorists, america, if you are really fighting with terrorists , why don't we join hands, but we will sacrifice our lives and become martyrs in the fight against terrorism. making international terrorism all from different religions and colors should also depend on it to fight against it, so that it is completely removed from the human society, the doctor of isis terrorists in iraq , syria and in all regions of the world who are fighting, and in fact, the people are enlightened, as you said, for them, gender and religion. and the religion of none of these makes any difference, they did not show mercy to anyone, whether muslim or christian, the churches of

usa freedom corps will expand and improve the good efforts of americorps and senior corps to recruit more than 200,000 new volunteers. and america needs citizens to extend the compassion of our country to every part of the world. so we will renew the promise of the peace corps, double its volunteers over the next five years -- (applause) -- and ask it to join a new effort to encourage development and education and opportunity in the islamic world. [applause] this time of adversity offers a unique moment of opportunity -- a moment we must seize to change our culture. through the gathering momentum of millions of acts of service and decency and kindness, i know we can overcome evil with greater good. [applause] and we have a great opportunity during this time of war to lead the world toward the values that will bring lasting peace. all fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be educated, and live free from poverty and violence. no people on earth yearn to be oppressed, or aspire to servitude, or eagerly await the midnight knock of the secret police. if anyone doub

you have a memory of the islamic revolutionary guard corps' defense against non-muslim women . tell us about the fortress of tel hayai . we fought terrorists with our own allies . we fought everywhere and defended all the people. muslims and non-muslims were cities for all people . we defended the assyrians, yazidis, and the classes in iraq and syria because they were all our loved ones and a part of our country and history. terrorism, to be honest, should be all hand in hand they used to say that the west and the east should have fought together and together with terrorists and terrorism is war. if you are really fighting the avesta hotel , why don't we join hands, but we will die in the fight against terrorism, but they are with terrorists , international terrorism, all of different religions and colors. it must depend on it to fight against it. this company is completely removed from the human society, mrs. doctor. terrorists are looking for the areas of the world that fight and actually kill people, as you said, our gender, religion, and religion do not make any difference

in particular, pupils of the famous cadet corps in such schools prepare first-class specialists.e morning, future cossacks master the general educational program. and after lunch, he studies the basics of military craft, undergoes combat and fire preparation. today, many graduates of such cadet corps protect the inhabitants of donbass from ukrainian militants in the volunteer cossack detachments on the front line there are about 4,000 trained fighters. where does their journey begin in their native krasnodar territory, did sergey pin see? when you get to flank, the main thing is to feel the checker, all these movements should be smooth. this should not strain the hand should be relaxed. it would seem that. well, what kind of fronting in the 21st century do copters need to learn how to manage? a nut is a tradition to remove them is the same as removing history lessons from general education programs. au ilya from a military family , great-grandfather cossack uncle, participant in local conflicts, father marine in the cossack corps of the seventh grade and sees his future only in t

december 202, the first and second army corps of the donetsk people's republic and the lugansk republic, as well as the donetsk higher general military command school included in the armed forces of the russian federation , russian president vladimir putin handed over the battle colors to this formation. and those who courageously and selflessly defend novorossiya in 2014, in the plot of marinka , the nearest suburb of donetsk, fighting in this area has been going on since 2015. it is nice here. the dog dug in. all these years from here. shelling of residential areas of donetsk was carried out, because of which civilians died. today , our artillery tanks are actively working in the fortified areas. in fact, more than all almost all the work takes place in the trenches , but our direction is such that we have, in essence , only trenches and industrial buildings. it is clear that before the fight anxiety before the fight is very. well, a lot of emotions, all these experiences here. they accumulate inside you, accumulate accumulate and you go out into the field and complete calm detachment

abt his tang shriv's place lyndat theeace corps?ould t frank ere witht any sitation because he canyour come up with more ideas in a minute than most people i know of, and they're darn good ones. i think from there, he'll drive like mad. and he'll drive everybody under him too. because he puts in a real days work. he's terrific. i think he'd be good, yes sir. edna: he never took over the peace corp, but president johnson did appoint him in 1965 to ambassador to ghana. and think itas becau of s relatiship witnkrumah that hforged alincoln. johnson did appoint him in 1965 to ambassador to ghana. not longfter he bearrive there u s relatiship witnkrumah esident rumah waoverthro and so people,ncluding prident nkmah, thoht thatambassf s relatiship witnkrumah thaanin laterears, heatrwas ndiw s owwoulthink th of him.ow the, deteined thahe was n invoed at alwith theoup. d while carriedroundthat pai ho impre the retionship beeen the ited stas and ghana, so much so that secretary of state dean rusk honored him with a distinguished service award.

and now donbass has proved, when we say now that these donetsk corps, which well , i'll honestly say,hat i had a lot of problems to close the reality. during these eight years. suddenly , fighting began. these are intense ones along the whole huge front, and they themselves showed great. what he already himself, well, the president said it. yes, why is that, because this is a warring, uh, army, right? and this is the experience of war. it is impossible for any training, but to replace it. we see that war is not very maneuverable. yes, in fact. from the same donetsk , here is the front directly next to the neck with a low day. he practically didn't move. that is, absolutely the same war is going on there now, which people have already got used to, which they have been waging for these years. it's just that now their hands are untied to a greater extent, because we know these mines. the agreement and they really tried to fulfill, yes, and this again was not popular with the donbass military, many left, because, well, the armed forces implemented and became in them again in the twenty-se

december 202 the first and second army corps of the donetsk people's republic and the lugansk republic, as well as the donetsk higher general the claim command school was included in the armed forces of the russian federation , russian president vladimir putin handed over the battle colors to this formation in 2014. in the story of anna efimova, marinka, the nearest suburb of donetsk, has been fighting in this area since 2015. it is nice here. we dug in. all these years from here. shelling of residential areas of donetsk was carried out, because of which civilians died . today, our artillery tanks are actively working in the fortified areas. in essence more than yourself almost all the work is going on around the fields our direction is such that we have, in essence, only trenches and industrial buildings. it is clear that before the fight anxiety. there are a lot of emotions before the fight. all of these are experiences. they accumulate inside you, accumulate accumulate and you go out into the field and complete calmness is detachment, and only just the other day we recorded the work

we have great folks across the h navy marine corps.reat folks in the industry we look forward to working with you in the months and years to come to make sure we stay on track and growing our navy for three and 55 ship minimum when called upon to dominate the theater conflicts. [applause] we have several questions. i will begin first with the most strategic question it concerns the leadership on the hill. i will be a different agenda they take place as they have been the past couple of years from navy's perspective on the budget. >> so as we have said and established a speaker the population which we were just talking about in the back room there is starting to pick up speed. i think in terms of the house armed services committee who are going to have great stability in the top twoha positions. the position for the chair and asked act to be ranking member. there is a lot of carryover in terms of the people that are going to head up some of these committees. i would have to say one thing that is of concern to me for a good thing it was

of course, i repeat the threats, the main bet in this case is not just on two corps, they see in thisase last summer they gathered more than two corps and advanced and had some success, at least in the kharkov direction, and we were forced to withdraw from right bank from kherson a. but uh, already the winter offensive did not work at all. that is, all the reserves that were accumulated, they were. we are forced to spend them on holding the front line, and today, uh, these reserves are no longer there, and we continue to bend it almost everywhere. this is not a strategic direction, but it is very important from the military point of view in terms of military strategy. the concept of seizing the initiative and not seizing the initiative when the enemy imposes his will on you everywhere, but seizing the opposite side can only be really some kind of powerful strike or counterattack, the main stake now, which is being made by the american

in this case on the navy and marine corps. what is the congressional perspective because we appear to be entering a very challenging time. >> so i think there is definitely a high degree of concern. the reagan defense of form this was a topic with participants out there. how they address some of the challenges sailors and offices are experiencing intrusive access to mental health services. we obviously got to make it as attractive as possible. in the post- covid hesitation ao well as recruitment and the academy applicantsan are down a little bit talking to my colleagues. we have to do everything we can military service for folks. and frankly again that spills over into ther i industrial bas. you got to close the gap aggressively getting programs out there to train new welders and sheet metal workers et cetera. i personally feel as the market heals from the covid experience we are going to be in a better place even a year from now. >> i think we will recover from this. when you keep several things in mind. for somebody to under

of iran and the islamic revolutionary guard corps are seeking to defend the revolution and the greation of iran. the year of self-sufficiency and the support of this institution will be withdrawn. the head of imam khomeini's relief committee, who went to ilam to inaugurate several projects, said that out of this number, 2,500 people belong to ilam province, for whom self-sufficiency was celebrated in the 1402 program and self-sufficiency in the programs the main relief committee is according to he said that the sixth five-year plan of the relief committee created one million jobs, and definitely, in the next year, many of the jobs that were given two years ago or three years ago should be self-sufficient, and this is one of the main missions of the relief committee. mr. bakhtiari has 1,200,000 charities supporting more than 210,000 teams, and by the end of this year, their financial assistance and orphans will reach 330 billion tomans. using the local passenger reception system at imam airport instead of the foreign model, a knowledge-based company has been able to implement the rece

capabilities of these same classic american corps to these corps, then there is to some extent the ukrainian army becomes completely a clone of the american army. and uh it's like the colonial part, in fact, it will act according to the same tactics. she will act. with the same weapon. she will act according to the same combat regulations. and most importantly in the course. these spring operations will be necessary for the americans. in this case, work out. still, this is the system that they create and which has not been worked out anywhere before, but in relation to our armed forces, will work. or, if they do not work, then you need to come up with something else. at the same time, they perfectly understand that if it does not work, then the situation will start to turn on them very rapidly and very efficiently, because to create more and maximum weapons. and their techniques and their concentration in the composition of the apu will be extremely extremely difficult, because you need to understand that in 11 months they lost the apu, about 70% of everything that they had plus everything t

we know that the european parliament has put the name of the islamic revolutionary guard corps on itsrorist list, especially during the years when your country was involved in a war with terrorists have played a very prominent role, but when you entered our country, the first place you visited was the grave of hajj qassem soleimani, and your country was involved in the syrian war with them during the years of the war . iran's islamic revolution was thinking in fact, why did europe do this to germany and for what purpose did it happen and what will be the reaction of this event in the countries of the region? god's mercy, martyr soleimani is asking for god's mercy. in syria and iraq, this village is my duty. from the efforts of the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the assistance of the islamic republic of iran to the syrian arab republic in the fight against terrorism that came from all over the world with the orders and financial support of the westerners, we have been allies in syria since 2011 with the islamic cooperation of iran. we are at war with isis and all terrorists than

the fourth army brigade, corps of the lpr, we are moving forward.ry day we destroy the enemy, freeing in the russian territory the enemy carries large portraits on this sector of the front, only volunteers are an example to his son, respectively. i believe that it is necessary to give back to the motherland for a long time, every man a citizen of the russian federation is obliged to pay the debt of discord to give an offensive at the front, various units are working nearby, muscovites and rostovites, natives of the caucasus and siberians. the advance is not rapid, but confident in the frequencies of the same opornik. yes, e is used when delivering an artillery strike with mortars, tanks and adapted themselves, e.g., to throw them directly into the trenches and from quadrocopters with a grenade. eh, so to speak , directly smoke them out of there, like worms call sign barmaley officer heroically, who has been at war for a year already knows the enemy. well his reconnaissance team is coming out. nikolai dolgachev is gradually moving back to the front l

bring up to 30 future military men and atamanov not a single cossack cadet of our corps.n taking into account the fact that a special military operation began last year, he took the documents exactly where he wanted the military school of the president of russia , the brinkov cossack cadet corps received staff, the best of 29 such training establishments from all over the country. znamya spends a year here, and then go to a new winner, and this is the city of alchevsk, the local cossack cadet corps is also competing for the title of the best in russia now cadets are remote, the city regularly shells the entire cadet corps opened in memory of the dead for peace in the donbass and the experience of cossack education plans to expand to other schools. we will be engaged in the creation of cossack classes, including. cossack schools will give us both an influx of cadets and at the same time popularization. e cossack life life and cossack traditions, even in peacetime, the cossacks regularly undergo field training and combat training . 16,000 cossacks have participated and are

roads under coal, first off-road on bukhanka, the last section, already on foot of the first army corpsout the enemy in the uglidav direction with the task of bypassing the city of hoses. block off the supply lines in the forest. now we are moving into the ranks. to the guldar from here in a straight line, well, 3-4 km. there is already a fortified area behind the landings. went out to move. here they usually try in the dark, but today the visibility is low, the snowstorm is low. on the one side. you don't see the enemy the other opponent does not see you. there is an opportunity to gain a foothold on the frontier. starts to ride from a digging position. so the winter is cold the earth has sprouted. and what to do with an ax , a pick, a shovel, crowbars, the boys bite centimeter by centimeter? and from here to level, or one more, as the hospital will be an area open here for the guys. as soon as they occupy a new height accounted for. well, literally bite into the ground, build defensive fortifications and equip firing points and that's it. this is under constant enemy mortar fire. well