air force or any other u.s.nment agency possessed information on an alleged crash near roswell, new mexico in july 1947 of an extraterrestrial vehicle and its alien crew. in response to the gao probe, the secretary of the air force directed a comprehensive search for records. the objective of the search was to tell the congress and the american people what the air force knew about the 1947 roswell claims. if the information was still classified, it was to be declassified. if active or former air force officials had signed nondisclosure agreements, they were to be released from these agreements. the resulting 800-page report was completed in july 1994. the report concluded that the predecessor to the u.s. air force, the u.s. army air forces, did recover material near roswell in july 1947. what was recovered was not the remains of an extraterrestrial spacecraft and its alien crew, but debris from a then-classified army air forces research project codenamed mogul. [explosion] begun in 1946, project mogul was a top-

and forced labor and in some cases, child labor. so raising awareness is something that we have to do. senator portman raised the issue of the chinese province and the uighurs, and this brings the supply chain into a sharp focus, and the u.k. government is looking at an action it can take and whether we need to strengthen our legislation, and products that are being produced with that slave labor are not being ball into the country. there is still more for government to do, but still more for businesses to do to make sure that they are really investigating both supply chains, but i was really interested in dr. lebaron's comments about this will change the way that people look at supply chains, and that there is not that great using -- from around the world. that it will be easier for countries to make sure they are actually dealing with these issues of modern slavery, so we have come a long way, we have legislation, we have a lot of companies that are actively looking at this, but we have to make sure it is not just a tick box activ

forces were.esponse was to open fir—- relentless and aimless open fire on the citizens, and whoever lived near the school. the american forces shot him twice; a bullet to the hand, and another one to the chest. two bullets. >> reporter: he watched as 12-year-old abed bled to death slowly in front of his home; they weren't allowed to collect the bodies for hours. his mother died weeks later; he believes of a broken heart. after that, muhannad had to raise his remaining five siblings alone. but others fear a return to iraq's darkest days as a lawless security vacuum if u.s. forces leave for good. raed joumaily is the same age as al-hadi. in 2006 his father was kidnapped by al qaeda at a fake checkpoint. he was rescued when u.s. forces stormed their hideout two weeks later. >> ( translated ): that's why we want american forces to be present in all iraqi provinces. so we can get rid of all this terrorism. >> reporter: his father was kidnapped again three years ago by a local militia. this time, there

the state does have the right to use force to force people to respect the law. i think that's the car, isn't it? him on the folks from foreign member of the revolutionary council of fatah speaking to us from my lead, sir. thank you for having joined us. thank you. former south african president jacob zoom has been given 5 days to hand himself and after a judge sentenced him to 15 months in jail. zoom, i was found guilty of contempt for failing to appear before an inquiry investigation corruption during his time in office for me. the mill of reports now from johannesburg. it's the 1st time a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob zoom has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear ethical rupture. inquiry. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options and the extent to which mister myers attempted to justify defiance through public statements is off nor relevant. the statements were not for my defeat, it so far to be disregarded. the c

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job or being forced to retire early. fortunately, we are beginning to see light at the end of the very dark tunnel. the american rescue plantained critical investments to defeat the virus and help families, including just by way of example an extension of expanded unemployment benefits and a $1,400 direct payment. fundsing to help ensure employers are keeping workers safe and healthy in the workplace. and third, an historic investment in vaccine distribution. all of these are critical to helping older workers return to work safely. the american rescue land was a huge step forward because there is still much more we need to do to, quote, build back better, as president biden has said. i believe we must pass the president's american jobs plan to make investments in our nation's infrastructure that are long overdue, the investments in the american jobs plan would create millions, which would allow seniors with disabilities to work while keeping essential medicaid benefits. and today ranking member scott and i are also sendi

then there were border security forces there. and as we were trying to film exactly what they were doing by my ambling protested, who are trying to get in front of the bulldozers and prevent that progress again, we were as journalists, very close to events pushed away. and in that instance targeted and pushed very forcefully away, but not arrested, not detained in a police station. just trying to be, as you say, doing, doing our professional jobs of observing events and, and being as close as possible to them. because that's, again, part of the part of the job description is to try and get your camera and yourself into the heart of the action and see for yourself what is going on. and that is supposed to be something that in a public street, in box bodies, truce them as any credits a journalist you're supposed to be able to do. and so obviously, there are serious questions as to what the pretext, or the reasoning, at least given by the israeli police, is for this. whether it is a case of some kind of deliberate targeting, or whet

oh, i rebel forces and i say they force e. c, o, p, and troops out of the regional capital government forces are claiming it was a tactical withdrawal. ah, madison, this is all 0 life and also coming up a record heat wave in canada kills dozens of people with temperatures which is 50 degrees celsius. the north korean liter blames officials are failings in tackling the cobra. 1900 pandemic says the consequences have been grave fighting for their rights. brazil's indigenous groups wait to hear on why the land reserve for them will be opened up for commercial use. ah, rubber vices in ethiopia. in northern ticket i region say the government's claim, it withdrew its troops. is a lie, particularly people's liberation fund, says ethiopia, as military was forced out of mckayla by its own fighters, that were celebrations in the streets south. the tpf announced on tuesday, it had 100 percent control of the city. if it is government claims, its troops can return to the city at any time. katherine sawyer, joining us live now. and she's de

the rocks popping immobilization forces, the p m f. c. j. 4 of the members were killed. us president joe biden ordered those strikes against the same groups. in february, his the pentagon statement, president barton has been clear that he will act to protect us personnel, given the ongoing series of attacks by iran, bank groups talking to us interests in iraq. the president directed further military action to disrupt and deter such attacks more with him run con in baghdad . enron. it was only a few days ago you and i were talking about the p. m f. they were holding a rally and dollar as, as i recall now by out front and center being targeted. well, it's only the 2nd time actually that they have been targeted by us strikes under president jo biden's rule. now what the us president has said that the us actually attack to very specific military groups can type harder and can type his bullet. he said they, those attacks took place on a drawing manufacturing brace on the al. com border crossing those drones have actually been used in attacks a

forces in afghanistan. you and your longtime diplomatic colleague, ryan crocker, wrote a letter to secretary lincoln recently urging him to dramatically accelerate the issuance of visas for these afghani interpreters. how do you think that's going? and what do you think is going to be the cost for us in terms of america's reputation if we can't get those people who risked their lives for us out of the country? general petraeus: well, i think we have a moral obligation to individuals who shared risk and hardship alongside our soldiers on the battlefield. these are battlefield interpreters by and large. for two or more years, that's the criteria to apply for a special immigrant visa. and not only that they risked their own lives and the lives of their family members as well. because the taliban generally know who they are, they're tracking them down, there have been a lot of assassinations, hundreds of them have been killed in recent years. they're in a desperate situation. and with our forces leaving, and wi

our job is your joint force. our contract with the american people is we the united states military will be able to fight and win when called upon. we'll support and defend the constitution always and forever and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you very much, general milley. i understand michael mccord does not have a statement, is that correct? >> um-hum. >> thank, mr. mccord. we are in the process of withdrawing our combat forces save for embassy protection personnel. it is going rapidly. the projections i read is perhaps july we could have all forces out. i think also, too, the taliban are aware if they would encroach upon our forces that would not only delay the departure but reengage us in active operations. so i think the questions now are, after the departure of our forces, do you believe you have the appropriate authorities and funding to continue to support the afghan national security forces and to conduct counterterrorism operations after? >> what we said is that we intend to maintain a good

forces depart? gen. patraeus: this decision and i think that we may come to , regret it now even sooner than i feared would be the case. you have seen the taliban take dozens of districts in recent weeks. it appears that that kind of psychological element that is so important with soldiers, that they know that someone is coming to the rescue and that there will be close air support, air medevac, additional forces. they seem to be doubting that, and whenever that happens, then you start to see soldiers not fight, desert, surrender, what have you, and we have seen that in dozens of districts, again, just in recent months. as you'll recall me saying very early on, i feared that we were consigning afghanistan to a civil war. and again, that seems to be materializing sooner than i had even feared it would. now, let me say that there certainly is the chance still that there could be a plan for stabilizing the situation, where the u.s., the coalition, and the afghan government get together and determine, okay,

air force. it is impossible to overstate his stature, and the development of aviation and his importance in the aviation. his mouth can be sometimes his own worst enemy and that is one of the reasons why after the work he is never chief of the air service, there is always somebody over him to keep a thumb on him and it will get him into trouble in 1925. that is a talk for another time. in 1921, billy mitchell there is one person in the army air surface who will do the test and there is only one candidate for that and it is william mitchell, so here he is. the milwaukee airport is named mitchell international airport for billy mitchell. so he is still a very big name appear in the great state of wisconsin. there are other people here who you may have heard of and i want to run through some of those now. because again, mitchell is a very important name but he is not the only name involved in these tests that will later be prominent. one of the pilots is hap arnold, henry arnold who will later beco

without any authorization of use of military force from the congress. they talk a lot about article 1 on the other side, aren't we abdicating our article 1 responsibility snim' all for updating this thifpblgt-dirnl' all for updating this thing. but to completely do away with it and give this president article 2 authorities to do whatever he wants without any congressional review, in my judgment, is a wrong step forward. and with that i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: i had i'll just say quickly. before solemaini, we passed a bill on the aumf in 2019. it wasn't in response to president trump. this was attempted even before that. i'm now proud to yield one minute to the head of the united states delegation to nato, parliamentarian assembly, member of our foreign affairs committee, the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. connolly: thank you, madam speaker. i thank my friend. iraq had nothing to do with 9/11. memb

and that's been driven by force remote behavior. but in the, in the world we're moving to, i think it's going to be a choice that you make is going to be hybrid, sometimes remote, sometimes in person and, and the amount of experiences that you're going to have to virtual reality connecting with people learning from people is going to mean that there are going to be a lot of places and a lot of instances where just stay for better, cheaper, use virtual reality then to go back to the old this is what it takes to put on and international technology show in the age of cove it, there's large scale testing, digital proof of coven status, and a mobile world congress diminished by travel restrictions. yet for all that, it is able to tell us something about communications and technology after the pandemic. when all of this is gone, holograms will be the future. it will be the only way that we look at our computer screen phones or any phone calls. if you feel zoom was cool, try chatting to a hologram. zoom has been a fantastic connection for

force. the anniversary of creating a stablish in the army group of the parade. the military parade conducted by the popular mobilization force was in the yellow province. and meanwhile, the government of most provides called me in, but that has not commented on the attack yet, but we know that the government is not in normal terms with many of the iran bagged groups. there is a lot of comments on line from pages affiliated with the popular mobilization force, threatening to retaliate, creating to launch more missiles to attack mandatory u. s. military facilities as a kind of retaliation to tonight's attack or, and that was not moved that the law had there from baghdad. now, as we've been reporting, this is the 2nd time president joe biden has ordered military strikes in the region . the 1st was in february against some of the same iran bank groups that was in response to rocket attacks on us spaces. the pentagon says there were 5 drug tags on the us led coalition personnel in iraq since apri

force that meets the criteria. they are not reporting those zero use of force. that is just as important to the national conversation as when police officers do use force to affect an arrest. those are a lot of things we are pushing including the national standards for discipline and termination of officers, national de-certification database of officers. host: congresswoman karen bass, senator tim scott, senator cory booker are leading the negotiations. have you or the iacp had a chance to talk to any of those individuals directly about these issues we are talking about? guest: i can say the iacp executive staff and elected leadership, our current president, has spoken with both sides of the aisle and we have continuous conversation on these topics. host: we will let you have a conversation with our callers. beth in tampa, florida, independent. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. yes, i am very concerned. accountability, what happened to people being held accountable for their own actions and not j

and that was the beginning of ellsworth air force base. the connection from world war ii to the cold war is really represented in our museum the 44th. bomb group was trained here at ellsworth air force base. but then when the cold war came around that bomb group then became the 44th missile wing, which was commanded out of ellsworth air force base and that missile wing is really part of the the cold war narrative when think about cold war. you of course think about the b-52s that were based here you think about the ready response of strategic air command, but she also need to think about the men and women today men and women who are in these missile capsules underneath the ground waiting for the unthinkable and that is the command turn keys and launch nuclear war our museum is an important part of telling that story. i'm kim morey. i'm currently the president of the south dakota air and space foundation where the non-profit to supports the south dakota air and space museum here outside ellsworth air force base. i spent 20 years in the air

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and all he calls invading forces. all invading forces must leave t gray. so it's going to be interesting in the coming day, the coming weeks to see whether these, these fire will hold already the grand forces. i say that it's a joke and to see how the government, they're re trend government and the myra forces which still control huge chunk of west and west and the guy how all this forces, all this, what he's going to respond. the fighting has displaced more than 2000000 people since november rights groups have accused all sides of mass killings and rape. 350000 people now face famine, and at least 60000 have escaped across the border to sudan. the u. s. a major ally says it'll take further measures against ethiopia and eritrea. if the situation doesn't improve soon, it is essential. now that all parties commit to the cease fire, allow humanitarian access, protect civilians, there be independent investigations into atrocities. and that there is justice for victims. ethiopia, is it a pivot point to have an inflection point with the parties do now matters an

you read out and told me that the forces that the grand forces will not rest and feel every. each of the guy read on you re taken is liberated. he said, he said that t p a left. he's in principle, happy to hold any kinds of talks with the government, but with conditions he says that all forces must withdraw all external forces. all foreign forces calling he's calling the invading forces must withdraw from the guy that must be accountability for the trustees that have been committed on the grand people. and also that matthew assumption of basic services like the internet and the telecommunication that have been cut off before any kinds of talks. catherine, thanks very much. indeed. catherine started talking to us from i robi, while the roots of the conflict between the national army and rebels and to get i go back decades, particularly people's liberation force or t p. i left dominated ethiopian politics for nearly 30 years until climate aubriana to park. in 2018, i'll be ordered a military operation against the group and to guy in november after he said it attacked federal ar

the pp 22 budget request increases the readiness of the force by developing the joint force of the future and ensuring our people are our number one priority andrc positioning us to achieve through teamwork and many enemies historicallyy have grossly underestimated the united states and our people and they've underestimated our national resolve and underestimated our capability, our skill and our combat power and in each of the past we have made a fatal choice which ended with their enrollment in history and the same will be true of any enemy that makes that mistake today and tomorrow and we are ready now and remain so in the future we are also facing strategic choices and being increasing the challenge with the capable protectre adversaris clearly acting in opposition and her interest and consistent protectable budgets and forms by the will of the people are critical for our nation's defense and the passage of this budget in a timely way is importantil and the fy 22 budget present strikes and probably a balance between preserving residents and future modernization. it is a down payment o

and allied forces in south vietnam. since the completion of that operation there's been a great deal of understandable speculation just as there was after cambodia. whether or not it was a success or a failure a victory or a defeat. but as in cambodia what is important is not the incident analysis of the moment? but what happens in the future? did the laotian operation contribute to the goals? we sought? i just completed my assessment of that operation and here are my conclusions. first the south vietnamese demonstrated that without american advisors they could fight effectively against the very best troops north vietnam could put in the field. second the south vietnamese suffered heavy casualties but by every conservative estimate the casually suffered by the enemy were far heavier. third and most important the disruption of enemy supply lines the consumption of ammunition and arms in the battle. has been even more damaging to the capability of the north vietnamese to sustain major offensives in south vietnam. then whe

irregular forces. irregular warfare is one of the key parts of the defense strategy and i suspect you'll see that again in a national defense strategy. >> thank you very much. i'm out of time, but i have a final very brief question. would we be in better shape to protect the arctic and other south china sea and other aspects of our oceans if we were a member of the law of the sea treaty? >> i personally think it's a good idea to support the law of the sea treaty because it's all about freedom of navigation. we are the principle nation and it's our navy that goes around on a day-to-day basis enforcing freedom of navigation, implementing that. and i think the law of the sea is a key part to that. so i would advocate for doing that, yes. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. senator blunt? >> thank you -- >> and incidentally, just so people know, we're going to have a vote -- we're going to have a vote in about 10 or 15 minutes. when we do, i will take a ten-minute break at that time. i will come back aft

they are fabulous at developing more high-end type forces where they are the special operation forces that can help them pick some of these countries have problems with terrorists, some with insurgents and they can help develop -- >> time has expired so we will leave it there. mr. moore is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman, ranking member. i, too, love the reverse order, so thank you. secretary-general, appreciate you being here. i was encouraged to see the our nuclear command earlier this year issued a 15 army organic and natural base modernization strategy. i agree with general daily that now is the time for wholesale change, and the oid is an inflection point. have next ten to 15 years are handled will determine the devils ability to maintain pace with the army's next generation weapons system. as coach of the house that pocock as i voice and expect other oid modernization plans across the services to fit the objectives of the national defense strategy. secretary, i'll direct my questions to you but general, welcome any input. can you provide an update on the mode

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or in this case, military forces can simply make up the rules as they go. and they can say, actually, you will have wrestling us just by standing there. so we can arrest you. i'm very much saying that's not right, but is that just the way that they operate? yeah, i mean just to correct a little bit of the language, i don't believe this is contested area contested area or israel public and all of it is occupied polish trying. okay. answer your question. yes, we're pretty much under we're pretty much under military rule and we get charges or fabricated accusations or fabricated and they can arrest us for anything. i know people get arrested for one of my friends that are arrested for spinning on the ground bullets that louis was passing by. i almost got arrested or even talking to us or to us all during the day did not appreciate. so make you have the roles is a great is a great phrase. yeah, i think that's correct. mohammed, thank you for your time mohammed ocurred, a palestinian writer who is on the phone there from occupied east jerusalem. if you are just

hydrogen with our forces have intercepted them. and as we speak, fighting is going on and we've 50 times and, and we continue to do whatever it takes to be great. can i miss fighting the villages? so we can be very great. so putting in the have things to be support you forgive me for interrupting you, but so when the government of ethiopia declare as an immediate and unilateral cease fire in nor than t gray, what is your response to that? my response is, i want to quote that to this very sick joke, joke us, we are, we didn't have any one of those 45 because governments has been requested by the international community, including us government appointed a different tool because you know, you 75 and he's been telling wanted that he had no stone, save us for 6 months, that he didn't trust me. that mentioned community, not trusting collection agencies that you didn't want any intervention on the part of the international community support the people in terms of speech is probably 8 . and as if they asked that our forces completely dest

i'm sorry, the era tray and defense force and it's re defense forces. yes. the trans defense forces are still in t grey. we have seen some indications of movement, but we don't yet know that there are withdrawing they have committed, horrifying atrocities during their time. their that much is clear. we do know that they were present as well in the alpha sha, a border area. we've seen reports, but i can't confront them that they were present in other parts of the country is as well the era tray and forces need to leave immediately. that is absolutely essential if there's going to be peace and a restoration of civil order instability in te gray. and indeed, in more generally in ethiopia, the the era try and forces have been a malign force in, in this conflict and have so annoying. what's your assessment? a saw warning there to the european government in its allies on the t p, a left to stop the escalation of the conflict in european t gray region that was from the u. s. house committee on foreign affairs. witnesses were called and they said they were extremely

air force. and so these two very important figures in the development of an independent air force. are right here at the tests. another one is clayton bissell. a lot of people may not really know clayton bissell. he command a 10th air force 1942 to 43. he was one of the flight leaders one of the prominent officers involved in the tests on the army side as well if you know anything about the china burma india theater and anything about the flying tigers, they have the run-ins with clayton bissell and bissell. it's bissell's tent air force that helps support them and work with them to the best of their ability, but he's a major player in the war in asia in world war ii. sinclair street is mitchell's rear seat observer. and later as you can see commands 13th air force in the pacific 1944 to 45. after the war he is one of the key players in developing strategic air command. and it's through street that you can draw a direct line from mitchell. through him so the b-52 force that still is on duty toda

, $34.6 billion for combat effective naval forces, $12.3 billion for effective ground forces. not to mention the almost $28 billion invested, investing in modernizing the nuclear triad. i believe it gives us the right flexible to go after the capabilities that we need to be successful going forward. >> how would you explain this -- i've argued we should've gotten rid of the unfunded requirements a long time ago. but how do you explain the service chief submitting this list? i agree with sector often. i think is right about where the budget is at what we do with this list of things to members of your makes us think when that meeting our needs? >> as a former service chief for the army the unfunded requirements list and at one part of looks at a slightly, but generally speaking, i would say that requirements always, i can't think of a budget were requirements do not exceed resources. the whole purpose of a budget is to prioritize that which is most important under that which is least important. the unfunded requirements list, given an amount of money to a given service, anything

force the troops out. the t gray people's liberation front says it now controls the regional capital mckelly. the group has rejected the gulf when ceasefire, calling it a joke. the richard fighters have been supporting ethiopian military fighting rebels in the northern region for moderates. while the roots of the conflict between the national army and rebels in p gray go back to decades. the t grade people's liberation front or force, or t p. a left dominated ethiopian politics when nearly 30 years and killed prime minister abbey made to power in 2018. abbey ordered a military operation against the group in t gray november after he said, in attack, federal army bases. he gray opposition party say more than 50000 people have been killed while the us says more than 350000 face the risk of famine. since november the t p l f has joined forces with article of cell form the t gray defense force. after months of regrouping and recruiting new fighters, they began a major counter attack towards the regional capital

the joint force or deliver modernization of armed forces and security the people of united states fromy 22 presidents proposed budget request of $715 billion. the american people have entrusted to us a significant commitment of pressure and we will work diligently to ensure defense in the best interest of the nation. alignment will strategic guidance makes hard choices when it delivers incredible, agile and capable noncompete deter and when all domains which are mutually this project focus is on the future and prioritizes nuclear modernization of one range from a hybrid shipbuilding, electronics, cyber privacy. these investments with recently developed concepts pave the way for joint forces of the future. president's budget this request increases readiness and ensures our people are our number one priority. consisting critical people are critical to our nation's defense. a project in a timely way is important. fy 22 presidential project strikes an appropriate balance concerning readiness and future modernization. a down payment on the investment of the future bias toward future operati

expulsions, the threat of forced expulsion. what about today? it was more of a barrier solely devotee kind of protests and also the cult member ration for one who actually died in israeli jail was mixed up all of that. now just for our viewers to know this is that is from israeli national again, benjamin, they're having to a house there. you can do all around. no security whatsoever. so i get the traffic when need the other side to get here. yeah. okay, hold on. i don't know if you can hear me, but we'll just taken some of the pictures for a moment. and pretty chaotic. same thing when they looked at the camera in the neighborhood of 6 bill, me telling us that this is a protest against prime minister netanyahu. correct me if i'm wrong. what a but a lot of people coming to the streets there with is ready flag and signs written in hebrew. this is happening just after we've been watching pictures of an al jazeera journalist. you've gotta be daddy arrested in checks yet. let's have a look at those pictures from a little bit earlier.

forces from south vietnam as long as the north vietnamese removed their forces as well. this speech was given a few months after his inauguration. >> good evening my fellow americans. over the past several weeks you have heard a number of reports on tv, radio and if your newspapers on the situation in southeast asia. i think the time has come for me as president and commander in chief of your armed forces to put these reports into perspective. to lay all the pertinent facts before you and let you judge for yourselves as to the success or failure of our policy. i'm glad to be able to begin my report together by announcing that i have decided to increase the rate of american troop withdrawals for the period from may 1st to december 1st. i would like to review briefly what i found when i came into office, the progress we have made the date in reducing american forces, and the reason why i am able to announce a stepped-up withdrawal without jeopardizing our forces in vietnam and without endangering our goal of ending american involvement in a way which will increase the chan

are no longer cooperating with the maryan armed forces. so this is certainly a blow to, to, to, to the molly in june. and it comes off of the heels of the suspension from echo off the suspension from the african union. the suspension from the union of the francophone countries. and on the heels of an announcement need from the june said that a see me going to would be sworn in at as the president of transition after the tweak the constitution allowing him to do so. now we spoke to a member of the council, the national council of transition, and he told us that although this was bad news for molly, this was good news for democracy. was saying that there shouldn't be a precedent where soldiers can just come and take over power. there's a real fear that if the judge is allowed to get away with it, then there could be more coo within molly and the situation is already unstable. and that the focus should be on restoring the security situation in this country. they were taxed lower and just on tuesday, on un peacekeeping camp in the north, in ke

this article is the reason air force regulations have the force and effective law. this being the case, let's look at the administrative regulations governing dissent and protest by members of the air force. according to these directives, the distribution of publications to other than official outlets on the base is subject to prior approval by the commander in order that he may determine whether there is a clear danger to the loyalty, discipline, or morale of military personnel, or whether the distribution of the publication would materially interfere with the accomplishment of the military mission. if you make such a determination, distribution will be prohibited. commanders have authority to place establishments off limits in accordance with established procedures. when, for example, the activity is taking place there include counseling members to refuse to perform duty, or to desert, or involve acts with significant adverse effects on members health, morale, or welfare. commanders are not authorized to recognize or bargain with so-called serviceman's unions. per

between an isolate $58.00 and will be security forces. last week, the 16 member southern african development community announced the deployment of troops to support mozambique military and its fight against iso. our approach west on the basis of terrorism is a global threat. and if he wants to face it, we must further understanding with the prospect of eradicate from our entire region, not a motor big. we're deeply aware of our responsibilities at the present moment in this al regions of burkina faso new year. and molly, i feel affiliated groups are increasing their task that despite the presence of 14000 un troops, the g 5 regional coalition and the support of 5000 french soldier climate will be to be their main prospect. success of their brand as being in africa. and it's interesting that even as the summit is taking place right now in rome, only some days ago by dave bozeman release as beats. and we talked about how they get various pods, the world, and the single valve appraising that of the group in both west and central africa, fear

that's a great defense forces. they say that they're representing the 2 grand people, the people of the 2 great region who they say being persecuted by not only the military, but also the military from neighboring eric tray when a conflict that that's going on ever since the ethiopian military moved in late november early december last year, but these events that we seem to be seeing right now, this takeover of the city of mckelly, certainly a change in direction from the way that the conflict has gone over the last 7 or so months since it began malcolm, we've got about a minute left. just remind our view is, i mean this has been a very violent, very bloody, very difficult to cover conflict with cuts and communication. trying to get information out heaven. it very difficult from very early on. the government cut off the internet in the most of the towns and, and the telephone being cut off as well. road travels very difficult, very difficult for people to move around. the problem is very difficult to get access. we

enemy forces into eritrea. and ethiopia, zamora regions if required, that's after retaking to rise main city of macula on monday. and there have been celebrations across the region as local forces claimed victory after an almost 8 months long conflict with federal troops and their allies. if you, if he has government announced the unilateral cease fire with immediate effect, but it's not clear if it's actually being observed. government and rebel forces have been fighting since november when, if you appeal prime minister ivy ahmed sent in troops to out the t p l f. malcolm, where does more now from nairobi on the movements of local forces. we've also heard on conform repel. so they also took the small town of sheer, about 100 kilometers to the west, and a bit to the north, closer to the border with eritrea, eritrea who soldiers have also been involved in this conflict, fighting alongside the government troops, residents from sir i said, the return soldiers that have been there for many weeks left the city and m

ellsworth air force base began in world war ii. it's purpose in world war ii was to train bomber crews, specifically b 17 crew. if you think about it, if you're going to learn to navigate a world war ii bomber over long distances and expanses of territory, south dakota is really a great place to put the base and that was the beginning of ellsworth air force base. the connection from world war ii to the cold war is really represented in our museum. the 44th bomb group was trained here at ellsworth air force base, but then when the cold war came around that bomb group then became the 44th missile wing which was commanded out of ellsworth air force base and that missile wing is really part of the cold war narrative. when you think about cold war, you of course think about the b-52s that were based here, you think about the ready response of strategic air command, but you also need to think about the men and women, today member and women, who are in these missile capsules underneath the ground waiting for the unthinkable and that is th

there it's 40, it's forced to salty. see what it kind of explain. the deterioration of the country search and rescue teams cut a deep trench through pancake concrete and mangled metal and made a grim discovery. we continued all night to build that, that trench. and as a result of that, we were able to recover for additional bodies in the rubble as well as additional human remains. first responders say this is still a rescue mission, noting survivors could live on in so called void spaces. so avoid space can be created by pretty much anything if a wall falls and hit your refrigerator. instead of coming down to the floor, maybe a piece of furniture. maybe someone could be in a bath tub with a piece of wall over them, and the back of itself is avoid space with any space that could sustain life, family members or donating dna to identify those last in the champlain towers, south. but the search has been hampered by fire and rain. there is another worry just north of the building. they came down. there is another building called champlain tower north bui