fort mccoy, fort blakely, it's a state park now you see fort blakely is this is fort blakely here. landmines were used right here. us colored troops were up here, which is very important part of the story. but the but the confederate defenders are outnumbered like 1300 against 15,000 and landmines were used in this valley protecting rip out number four ohio troops from iowa and u.s. colored troops ran over that area filled with mines and had wires tied between trees. so when the soldiers would trip, don't fall in the mines. they also laid landmines logs one or three and or one log. so somebody stepped on a log or a plank board. the whole thing would go off. this infantry assault, some would argue, was the last infantry assault of the american civil war, which occurred on april 9th, 1865. in the afternoon. they didn't know what happened right down the road here. that morning when generally surrendered. on april 9th, 1865. they didn't get the memo or the email that the war was to be over. but this is the last time that landmines were used in a hostile situation and that american sold

this is fort mcallister today. and this is really well preservedefensive fortifications, the landmines were laid out here. there is a sign that here saying that landmines were laid at fort mcallister. you can see the sine. it was designed as a force multiplier, that mcallister wasn't designed to defend from the land, but instead from the union forces. and that's the way i start off my introduction, because of the assault on fort mcallister and i read this and i could taste my own blood in my mouth from the experience, literally, that the soldiers cut. and i wanted to read this opening. soldiers in the 30th ohio volunteer infantry needed -- knew the dangers they faced on december 13th, 1864 but followed orders and charged toward the confederate held fort mcallister, nonetheless. sergeant hartman was moving ahead with his comrades during the afternoon attack when he was done violently to the ground by an explosion. the southern changes -- sudden change of circumstances left him momentarily days and when he recovered

fort monroe area. and will they're going to march -- this is in 1862 the largest rme on soil today was going to march up the peninsula and attack anding take richmond. part 3. general johnston ordered delaying measures along the peninsula, primarily here at yorktown. the matkpwrager line. to delay or defeat federal forces. but as the federal forces started to pile up, the confederates knew that this was just a delaying action to give the confederate government and the military and commander more time to buildefenses around richmond. some of the measures the coederate army took were quaker like lincoln logs. just have a parade here. marched here. have them parade there. create noise. face a larger argument. in the morning of may 5, 1862, the federals launched a major assault. and the defenders knew they couldn't resist that assault. so on the evening of may 4th. they withdrew. they withdrew from yorktown and the mactkpwraouger line. and the union soldiers cheered because they knew they could take your t

once referred to as fort clinton, which is not to be confused with the rebel fort of the same name.further up the river, fort george's namesake stuck with the neighborhood which was to become home of this abomination of amusement. shortly after calver and bolton explored the site, once it disappeared during world war one, the current george washington high school was built on the site, returning some dignity to the hallowed ground. within the front gate of the school remains a portion of the boulder played at in bolton's 1922 history of washington heights, where he laments it as the last trace of fort george. to house the garrison atop laurel hill. a great camp was erected right outside of the fort's ramparts to the west. the ground was to become a very interesting vegetable garden where one could harvest ripe regimental buttons and belt plates with surprisingly little cultivation sounding much more enticing than lettuce or celery. calvin bolton's bounty reaped in may and june of 1916, included pocket knives, poorly preserved canteens, british buttons of the fourth, 14th, 28, 38, 40

it was warm in fort collins, a college town, remember.d around favorite watering holes. plenty of young women, carefree, drinking, celebrating a weekend, unaware. but, worried. this time, the police were watching, because they were very worried. >> we have the surveillance set up over the weekend. we were not going to let him out of our sights. so, we had teams, that were rotating, while we waited. we can actually make an arrest. >> all weekend, surveillance teams followed him, as he cruised the nightclub district. >> he had a bottle of whisky he was carrying around him all night. he didn't go into any bars. he just walked around. >> he was trolling? >> yes, trolling. that's a good way to put it >> late at night, the undercover cop spotted travis following a young woman, walking, home alone. so, without revealing the surveillance tape, one of the cops approached him, and asked a question or two. travis gave a fake name, calling himself travis kennedy. the officer let him go. but, travis did not go home. and, before long, began to follow a

and hold on to the trading forts that they had established along river. they wanted control over puget sound, which they rightly regarded as a superior harbor on the northwest coast. now americans, for their part, did not expect to acquire any territory north of. the 49th parallel, but they also coveted puget sound and access to strait of juan de fuca fuca. keep in mind that during the 1820s and the 1830s, the united states no good harbor on the pacific, san diego and san francisco were first spanish outposts and then and then later part of mexico. the shoreline of oregon offers few good harbors and the mouth of the columbia, where the columbia empties into the pacific ocean. that region. was notorious for interfere with attempts to to to travel from the river to ocean or from the ocean into the until the conclusion of war with mexico. in 1848, the us regarded puget sound as best protected deep harbor on the pacific coast coast. and so the boundary then between these two nations essentially down to puget sound and the area of land, the region between the

they built a fort and named it for them. they name it fort mandan. while at the fort -- this is the second fort lewis and clark's men construct. remember they had built one for the winter of 1803 and 1804 in illinois. this one is built in north dakota near present-day bismarck. they will also build one on the pacific coast for the following winter. those are the three posts that they will erect. they have the great fortune of meeting sacagawea. even though this is a shoshone girl who had been captured or enslaved when she was eight years old or nine years old, she was now a young teenager. she was the wife of a northwest company trader and was pregnant with their first child who meriwether lewis delivers during the winter in february. they name it john baptiste. this little baby goes on the expedition with them along with sacagawea. this is an amazing story. they also take her husband along as an interpreter. both of them are important liaisons when they arrive at the shoshone villages at the continental divide. clark's enslaved man, york, he was als

you're saying don't kill us for the fort and the things. and what happened, they left the fort and took the things, too. that's why they were hunted down, violation of a term of an agreement, right. it wasn't because they were savages and felt like chasing people. no, the trust had been broken, a violation, a code. if it was reversed the exact same thing would have happened, if indigenous would have crossed what we now call rogers road at any point and tried to set up shop, it would have been an issue, hey, you broke this particular treaty we had. so, that's were understanding that story more is important and i love that that's how you came to it because oftentimes we're fixated on the date that it happened, but something happened the day before and something happened the day after and those incidents are very important, too. >> the full story is better, right? wouldn't you agree? because when you look at what the purpose of history isment why are we reading this? okay, there's a trivial aspect as well. how come the o'hare tags say ord. why

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left the fort and took the things too. that's why they got hunted town. it was violation of term, agreement, right, it wasn't because they were savages and felt like haying people. no, it was the trust had been broken, violation, a code. if it was reversed the exact same thing would have happened. theed indigenous would have crossed rogers road, it would have been an issue. hey, you broke this particular treaty we have. that's why understanding that story more is important and i love that that's how you came to it because oftensometimes we are fixated on the date that itre happened. something also happened the they after and those incidents are very important too. >> the full story is better. wouldn't you agree? when you look at the purpose of history is, why are we reading this? there's a trivial aspect of this as well. why is the baseline madison and state. you know, that kind -- it's interesting in itself sort of but then it's so much better to -- to see a connection between who we are and who they are because the peopl

pregnant, the army transferred her to fort mead maryland, home of the national security agency and home of one of the nation's most secret and secure facilities. was she happy, was she excited? >> she was excited and started working, she absolutely loved it. >> top secret, some of? it >> she would say mom, i can't share anything about what i do. >> meantime, the army moved maliek kearney to fort jackson carolina where he trained recruits in chemical warfare. there are 500 miles apart. while living in maryland, karlyn became friends with another soldier. melissa. she loved working with karlyn. >> she is the light of the office, she was loving, everyone loved. her >> morris was a single mom with a young daughter and so when karlyn was nearing the end of her pregnancy they decide to share a house together. >> it had a back yard. it out a decent sized kitchen. it was right by base. >> did you have have security concerns about the town house or the area? >> karlyn had mentioned that she came home one day and salt lake stuff was moved around in the house. >> really? if somebody says that to m

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kristen salumi alger 0 fort jackson, south carolina, on staying in the us way, organized as a popular out some music festival in the nevada test. it's about out people trapped the to leave the banding man festival grounds of tended to month following unexpected rains. the 73000 people are attending the edge. the state puts in concert of food and water reynolds ripples days. this wasn't really what anyone had in mind. instead of a celebration of freedom, creative and self fulfillment, fueled by plenty of psychedelic, the annual burning man festival, turned into a mud kicked dreg when that most unpredictable party goers, mother, nature decided to come and hang out for the weekend. hundreds of vehicles that are completely stuck in the mud there are people walking on. busy to the nearest city or girl lock and. busy busy our camps, a lot of your european camp set fly in and thing and do bernie man have left everything that their trash, their tents uh. their infrastructure. uh so this is a disaster, like never been seen it for a name in the rain started on friday and quickly turn the alkali

that's why these really develops reset stumps, one to go up to fort range. rockets want to go up to medium range and then one like the has to be to go after those up. but the most investigated missiles. so the, obviously it's an important step. it's not the only step that your needs to take to to provide adequate fences. and if there's one lesson from the one you crane, there's never enough air defenses, particularly if you end up in a full long conflict. and what does this deal tell us about how the russian invasion of ukraine has changed? defense investment in europe. a look so, so many american perspectives, it's changed. european defense spending for the battle and multiple secretaries of defense, multiple american presidents have some really since the end of the cold war slides, we did back to you up to take its own defense. seriously. i think this investment by germany is a public, very much positive step in the right direction. if you had asked the analyst like myself, back in 2021 would show many be buying a suite and a half $1000000000.00 system, protected by to him. theo, defense

maity: la ——solo en agosto se reportaron 4 martes en fort cavazos.s muestran un policÍa ordenÁndole que baje de su auto, pues habÍa sido acusado de robo. otro policÍa le apunta con su arma. luego se ve el vehÍculo avanzando sobre el policÍa, quien hace un disparo. el caso estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. un juez federal le solicitÓ a la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico resolver si concede o no la extradiciÓn a los estados unidos del narcotraficante ovidio guzmÁn lÓpez. pasamos en vivo para saber cÓmo marcha el proceso en contra de este integrante de "los chapitos" del cÁrtel de sinaloa. reportero: el proceso va como la espera tanto la defensa como las autoridades mexicanas. un juez de control entregÓ el expediente por completo a la cancillerÍa mexicana, pues tener que ser la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores que determine si es viable o no en la extradiciÓn de ovidio guzmÁn hacia los estados unidos, recordando que lo requiera la corte federal de carolina por delitos de conspiraciÓn para traficar cocaÍna, metanfetaminas y marihuana. el proceso

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it is making the prep course, a permanent part of its training regimen. christian salumi alger 0, fort jackson, south carolina. the . so this is down to is there are these on the top stories and that has been no great truth in towards the revive. the black sea green deal between needed to touch it and russia, president vladimir fruits and says though, be no new deal. the less old most goes, conditions are met and yet we are looking into an intense there. if i may say so with regard to the grain exports and we will do it immediately, immediately of to all the agreements are reached on the blockade of exports from russia. in spite of all the obstacles of russia is very keen to continue supplying fertilizer and stabilize the situation in the international market. we want to supply 1000000 tons of good.

then this fort served to monitor ships heading towards königsberg.were built here, and guns stood on an earthen embankment. why does it feel extraordinary here ? peace and tranquility. do you want to sit down and watch for a long, long time how the waves of the baltic sea stroke the remains of military buildings, as if trying to wash away forever all the tragic memories associated with this place with a magic stone. happiness, amber, as you know, is a stone of health, happiness and sun, it has magical properties. this is especially evident in the amber pyramid. what is the outskirts located? amber on the edge of a giant pit, where this wonderful stone is mined, it took 800 to finish the pyramid kg of selected amber, the outer surface of the frame, and it is almost 3 1/2 m high, is covered with untreated stone. but the inner one is polished and it’s some kind of cheap crumb, and the graded stone of different shades is suitable for jewelry. no, of course, no one is chopping him off secretly. but this thought comes to almost everyone, except perhaps you

king george vi came down to visit us all in the fort. he toured a lot of the tunnels.0 steps! however, on the parade ground, he took the salute and we all marched past and at the end, he thanked us all for our contribution to the effort — to the war effort. that was a moment of great pride. the wrens couldn't march wonderfully well because we weren't required to do so, so i only hope we kept in step! chuckles when i heard that the war was over, we were all overjoyed. and for me, it meant demobilisation, so i came down to london and was demobbed in august 1946. so, it wasn't a long service but an eventful one and, for me, it was probably the most meaningful episode of my life. hello there. it looks like this will end up being one of the two warmest septembers on record, according to the met office. and as i'll show you in a moment, some of that warmth looks set to continue into october, but that's not the whole story. looks quite unsettled, too, with the jet stream driving further weather systems in our direction, these various areas of cloud. this one here is saturday'

king george vi came down to visit us all in the fort. he toured a lot of the tunnels.ever, on the parade ground, he took the salute and we all marched past and at the end, he thanked us all for our contribution to the effort — to the war effort. that was a moment of great pride. the wrens couldn't march wonderfully well because we weren't required to do so, so i only hope we kept in step! chuckles when i heard that the war was over, we were all overjoyed. and for me, it meant demobilisation, so i came down to london and was demobbed in august 1916. so, it wasn't a long service but an eventful one and, for me, it was probably the most meaningful episode of my life. hello. after the bright but chilly start to the day, the rain has moved in as we've gone through the afternoon, moved in across northern ireland, northern england, much of wales, moving its way across scotland. you can see that cloud enveloping many areas, but in the south it's stayed mainly dry and in the north of scotland. but the north of scotland will catch that rain as we go through this evening. we will

regresÓ la nfl y les co musica regresaron esos domingos que nos encantan los de nfl y debutaron los fortinaciÓn (...) 129 yardas y estÁ atrapada es de feria para verla una y otra vez, voy a los dos pies impresionante otra de las armas ofensivas del equipo con el juego 17 a cero pues otra conversiÓn y disfruten vean este giro una corrida de 65 yardas para Él de la 152 que corriÓ los fort myers fueron un espectÁculo apoyados por su defensa 30 a siete el triunfo para el equipo rojo y dorado en pittsburgh nos vamos a (...) con el anÁlisis de carlos sobre lo que dejÓ la victoria del equipo rojo y dorado adelante >> saludos desde el estadio le vais despuÉs de la victoria de la san francisco frente a los steelers que jugarÁn en pittsburgh para arrancar la temporada partido en la carretera siempre complicado llegaron contra un equipo que habÍa tenido una muy buena pretemporada un gran cierre de la temporada pasada con kenny (...( que habÍa encontrado su mejor nivel pero hoy no fue asÍ los san francisco fueron determinantes en los dos lados del ovoide primero de la ofensiva con un (...) que se vi

. >> you can actually see some foundations from the fort here. >> reporter: the work brings a glimpse of life before the u.s. army took over in 1847. >> what makes historic archeology attract everybody to me you can go back and sometimes trace an object to its origin. when the building came down this is the chimney that fell. the brick. trace back to its origin. that brick is proof we are in the right era. >> reporter: archeology wasn't always in his sights. though he grew up loving history, he had another path in mind. >> this is my third career. first career was animation. >> reporter: second career was in i.t. >> during that time i realized that my lifelong love for history was still there, and in that process found archeology. i didn't live in mexico, for a few years as a little kid. the place we live, still had a time dirt roads. >> reporter: in the new world, his parents labored in the vineyards of the bay area's wine country. >> like any other immigrant family, worked for their kids and allowed us to pursue our dreams. i realize, oh. i'm of mexican heritage grew up in californi

but abby is in fort worth ahead of the game, standing in the corridors along with the show girls in fort worth. >> reporter: what's going on? i'm not going to pretend to even try to do whether they did because that was impressive. we should open every show that way because they are incredible but we are here to cover all the action later today at noon, kicking off tcu versus colorado. a lot of storylines to look forward to. deion sanders making his debut but tcu has the upper hand. we will stick around, bring that action to you but we are excited. i know you are a university of texas guy but we are here for tcu today. you got to curl them in. this is their symbol, not this. pete: this is somebody. will: look at you guys. this is texas and am, university of texas and this is tcu. this is the ponies. mustangs. rachel: those are the christian cheerleaders. will: guns up. rachel: in texas you can. will: don't know if you know the hand symbols i took you through. we will go through that but one of the things you probably didn't know is unemployment has been below 13% for 19 months or you did

fight, where _ retirement, after a long fort fight, where the — retirement, after a long fort fight,e years are running out. it's far from _ where the years are running out. it's far from clear how many will accept this new offer, or press on in the long—running battle to get what they fully deserve. the clear up operation has begun following flash floods which swept through parts of devon and somerset leaving destruction and deep mud in their wake. they were sparked by torrential rain and thunderstorms over the weekend. the deluge forced the butlins holiday resort in minehead to close, though exeter airport re—opened this morning after earlier flooding. 0ur correspondentjanice jansen reports from harburton in devon and a community that has pulled together. mud, hideous mud. the big clean—up is under way. here in the village of halberton in devon, 20 homes were flooded. betty baldwin's house was the worst affected. just woke up in the night to hear an awful lot of water, like the sea. and i thought, "where's all that sound coming from?" and i went to the window and i shouted, "i can'

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then the train heads back to fort william lick. i'm sitting in this exact train here. it's a relaxing journey which allows the passengers to merely sit back and enjoy the scenery. the most famous few from the journey is the glen simmons. i adopt the railway bridge was built in the late 19th century and it's the longest concrete railway bridge in the country. the. the train makes its 1st stop in glenn fit where you can learn more about its history in the small museum there. the train was built in 1949 in glasgow, but the fundamentals of the design date back to the 19 twenty's. steam trains in scotland stopped running in the late sixty's. however, they were re introduced in the mid eighties in order to boost tourism. next we arrive and my lake, and i want to find out what it's actually like to drive. i know train like this. so i talked to the driver, steve, temper field. i mean the heat coming of that fire, that's cold. when we'll run into that gets twice, maybe 3 times as much as that, the, the fireman who's my main class, if he shovels correctly and gets to find out, t

and also with us is a former uaw president there at fort wayne local union. than 40 years. because you were president of the fort wayne local uaw chapter during the auto bailout back in 2008, i think many of us remember that, when the union made some pretty big concessions to the big three automakers to help them secure bailout money, how much of that is getting some of that back now that automakers have recovered? >> well, the rank-and-file and the retirees went into this quite soberly, trying to save the corporation. and the auto industry itself. after we gave up such benefits, pay, they slapped us in the face with more plant closures, more layoffs, moving a product -- a new product to mexico, the blazer, and the list goes on and on. and it's time that we had some due respect. >> and so what are you looking for? what are the biggest issues that would affect that -- the daily life, the lifestyle of an auto worker? >> i personally like to see them do away with this multi-tiered wage system where a young man can go to work for mcdonald's for nearly as much as

hell off the beach, we got the help and ran smack in the hedgerow country where a set up a field like fort using the head road for world. like a chinese lot to help clean up one field only to find out the next was loaded with gear. and to keep it all the time. but covered 88 already. the guys didn't during a week time. we just shot the crowd our way to come. when we waited for the other outfit to come up on our flanks. the friends with thick already, the women getting led by plain american dopey who were a human being who we got a chance to clean up back home. how we would do it. it had to be a short not so in a big blow up with my mind your life on it. but when i came both of them had got in our big passed around. and the infantry. pulled it off gray went to the town. the fourth and ninth divisions opened up a nice big hole. and at first sorry, it threw. patton running all over like pretty cold, lapping up the panicky crowd. but it was like, no for those. did the cleaning up of combat engineers dug up mines like backstabbing like cleared away roadblocks. and all the time the infantry kept

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and when the fishing became unprofitable, the russians sold fort rost to an american businessman.ation. usa, of the original buildings , the commandant's house has been preserved in it. september 11, 1928 soviet astronomer pelageya shine discovered three asteroids. they were named natasha and mirnaya pelageya fedorovna worked as a calculator, first at the pulkovo observatory, and then at the simeiz observatory in crimea, where the largest astronomical reflector in the ussr was installed. she became the first world by a woman who discovered a small planet. she was named polonia pelageya, whose maiden name was sannikova, who was born in a village in the perm province and was interested in mathematics from school, and then married an astronomer. gregory shaina and shared his attraction; in total , she has discovered about 150 variable stars and 40 minor planets. she also discovered a short periodic comet from the jupiter family 2 days later. after shine, this comet was discovered independently by an american astronomer. robert shaldach. the celestial body was named comet shine shakht

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