the assault on fort no. 5 was especially difficult.ven 24 -kilogram shells could not penetrate its walls. on april 6, our assault groups attempted to seize the fort at once, but encountered fierce resistance. the solution was found by lieutenant ivan sidorov of the 175th engineer battalion. on the night of april 7, taking advantage of the fact that the german garrison was hiding on the lower floors, sidorov made his way to the walls of the fort. here he collected two charges from captured mines blew up the wall. the explosion killed 76 german soldiers. the battle in the fort casemates lasted all the following night. and only by morning its garrison, a total of 143 people, capitulated. sidorov's method was applied to other forts of könexberg, as a result of which they began to pass into the hands of soviet troops. the fall of the forts made the assault easier, but ... did not lead to the surrender of the city, whose inhabitants continued to fight stubbornly, the germans really fought there to the last. very courageously, including, beca

in early april , soviet artillery dropped tons of shells on the fort of koneksberg.he heaviest guns were delivered to the walls of the city: 305-millimeter howitzers of the 1915 model, produced back in tsarist russia. they were slow to load and could only fire at one shell every 3 minutes, but the rate of fire was compensated by accuracy. during 4 days of shelling, only at one of the forts in the south of the city, the soviet artillery fired about 400 shells, of which 331 hit the target. from under the ground and uprooted trees emerged concrete brickwork of the german fortifications. shells broke through the ceiling, smashed armored observation caps. according to the memoirs of german soldiers, this shelling undermined the morale of the garrison, which lost faith in the reliability of the ancient casemates. the only significant problem in this destruction was the time required to guarantee the destruction of the fort, and therefore. weather, it was almost impossible to take the german pillboxes on the move, the success of the assault was under threat, at any moment t

que comunica fort myers beach con la ciudad de fort myers.de ayer le mostramos como estaba inundado el Área donde estÁ la zona comercial, pero este es el otro lado del puente y hemos visto como algunas unidades del sheriff han llegado para tratar de sacar a personas que se han quedado atrapadas en el puente al intentar salir. a lo largo del dÍa hemos visto como el clima se ha ido deteriorando, pero tambiÉn como se incrementÓ el oleaje que entro hasta el pueblo de fort myers y que logrÓ que las personas que estuvieron desde muy temprano chequeando como estaba el mar tuvieran que salir de este lugar debido a que el mar logrÓ entrar hasta este lugar. sabemos que fueron desalojadasviviendas y que hay 25 viviendas acÁ en fort myers que estÁn en este momento sin electricidad. para mayor a las autoridades lo que esperan es que el clima pueda mejorar y que las condiciones en las que se encuentra esta ciudad pueda mejorar. soy alvarado, "noticias 23", univisiÓn. jorge: las comunidades que estÁn las costa del oeste de la florida son esta noche las mÁs

each fort was an independent fortress in the form of a hexagon measuring 180x360 m.nd ceiling of the fort, about 2 m thick, were reinforced with a meter-thick layer of concrete. the fortifications were covered with a thick layer of earth on top. outside, they were surrounded by a moat with water. the garrison of such a fort could include up to 300 people armed with machine guns, light guns and mortars. the forts were located at a distance of two to 4 km from each other and connected by anti-tank ditches and trenches. a second line ran along the outskirts of the city defense, which included capital stone buildings. barricades and reinforced concrete firing points. the third line encircled the central part of koenigsberg and consisted of old fortifications. most of the buildings in the city center were connected by underground passages, had warehouses, arsenals and even underground factories that produced military products. the city of koenigsberg was fortified for centuries, centuries, it is a fortress city, it is a citadel, everything here is subordinated, every hous

and the retraining brigade at fort riley, kansas. each of these facilities is designed to handle a different kind of problem solver. but at them all look for a disciplinary approach as directed toward rehabilitation and correction, rather than punishment of these offenders. inmates receive frequent counseling from military, police personnel, whoever received training and counseling techniques in order to accomplish this job. while other branches of the army with things the military believes primarily concerned with people. that's what makes the corps such a unique part of the service. are the corps members here teach or supervised the extensive vocational training programs which are designed to enable inmates to find a responsible place, military or civilian society upon release. looking at the career training, an honor system privileges many of these offenders enjoy. it's clear that the confinement system administered by today's military police has come a long way since the dark days of civil war. like andersonville. even in their m

the investigation found the slides in question were locally developed at fort liberty. the slides have been used for training since 2017 and were not reviewed or approved by fort liberty leadership because local policies were not in place for reviewing and approving such training slides. there is no evidence indicating that the individual who developed and presented the training attempted to deliberately advert dod or army policies nor is there any evidence to exempt the individual attempted to further a personal viewpoint through the presentation. the individual who altered the slides with the junior employee used open source resort and apply that the organization on the slide where potential security threats. no similar training discussing nonprofit advocacy groups was found on fort liberty and there is no evidence indicating that the slides were acquired, shared or presented outside of fort liberty. as soon as this incident came to light the director of the fort liberty directorate of emergency services implemented a series of corrective actions including immediately

one was a fort fort. one was a castle. there was an arsenal, a revolutionary war fort that was pretty much obsolete. and there was fort sumter, sumter at this time was incomplete construction had begun in 1828 and it was still not the guns had not been mounted. the fortress was meant to have 650 soldiers at this point before the action begins that had essentially none. some laborers who were working, working on the floor. so us control these properties and. that really rankled south carolina. that really rankled because again they felt that the north was this tyrannical force. and here in the harbor was this federal presence. then you know, this fort sumter galled them the most. it had this this, this gigantic flag flying from the top of this. you know, fortress with a 50 foot walls and three tiers of guns and so forth, really -- them off. and so, so the united states became concerned about this after after lincoln's election, after the declaration of of secession, but actually even even before lincoln's election, the unit

the fort mills hospital on corregidor, about 20, were assigned to sternberg general in manila. six or seven in the station hospital at fort scott sundberg near clark field, and a dozen navy nurses on cavity naval base, five navy nurses were stationed at the naval hospital on guam. 600 miles to the east and duty in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on wards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward yet ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states training stepped up with practice, air raid and blackout drills. the nurses numbers had grown to 105. the possible tree of war was on everyone's mind, but the -- had completely closed off the rest of the mariana islands, even the native people in guam who had over there couldn't visit them. well, now obviously if they were closed off that island, there was something going on over there they didn't want anybody to know about. i was out in the middle of the pacific in the area of the marianas islands. we saw some japanese s

and, bill sawyer, who's here at this conference at fort state stanwyck's. then he has breakfast at the home of colonel garrett summit smith in oriskany, and alexis albright, who's museum director of, oriskany museum. she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried again around the 50th anniversary. but again did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 1884. so there were 60,000 people that came out for that. so our lafayette is going stop there and we're we're very proud of that. then he will stop in whitesboro at the home of mrs. white, the widow, because he knew her husband. and what we're hoping to do is to an assembly at whitesboro school, central school and introduce lafayette to the students. we're going to be

to that point i want to emphasize this did not occur at fort liberty. based on guidance commanders are ahead of our conversations reviewing materials. ultimately a long-standing culture is the most rapid and efficient guarantee of training. distinguished members thank you again for your steadfast support of men and women, civilian professionals in families. i look forward to this. >> let me begin by backing up for a moment. training started in 2017 and lasted until a few months ago. 10,000 soldiers were taught that soldiers with state issued license plates were a threat. how does that go on for so long and no one catches it? >> thank you for the question. these training materials were improperly developed. >> i appreciate acknowledging that. >> failure was in a supervisor not taking immediate correction. there is no excuse. >> this is crazy. so the follow-up is has anyone been held accountable? this is the united states army since 2017, acknowledging that you missed >>. any accountability? chairman, the commander delegated responsibility for additional

the heart of sharjah, so called part of the old fort alhizh, is the historical center of the city. and if you hear the beating of this heart, feel its rhythm. then you can probably understand a lot about this place where we are, well , or remain deaf and sensual colorblind. the ford was built of stone and coral in 1820 by sheikh sultan bin saqr al-qasimi, who was ruling sharjah at the time, in 1972 sheikh khalid, a representative of another branch of the al-qassimi dynasty, having decided to destroy the legacy of his unloved predecessor, ordered the fortification to be dismantled, but he had nothing to do. yes, it’s good that his brother, the current ruler of sharjah, at least somehow stopped his hot-blooded relative, however, when most of the fort had already been destroyed, and having come to power, this reasonable brother, that is, sheikh sultan ii, ordered all the documents to be collected, which testified to what ford originally looked like, to preserve everything that had survived the destruction, right down to the doors and windows. about 30 years ago, they restored it, reas

>> about their time at fort sumpter, and ap mattox. interviews with grant, sherman, sheridan, webb, slocum, hancock, warren, chamberlain and others. he published generals in bronze commanders of the civil war in 2005 and the civil war times magazine called it a blockbuster history of the civil war so it gives me great pleasure to introduce bill. [applause] >> thank you, thank you all for having me and thank you to macculloch hall. thank you for coming out this afternoon. we are going to talk a little of james kelly and his art and his writings. james kelly there is he is, born in new york city. only six years old when the civil war began, but from his front doorstep, young jimmy kelly would watch tens of thousands of union soldiers going to war. and his father would have reports of the battlefield and also the kelly family subscribed to the illustrated magazines of the day, harper's weekly. frank leslie's paper and young jimmy kelly would pour over the sketches and illustrations and hear stories of general sheridan at the battle of ced

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eight staff the fort millsilpi hospital.gn about 20 were assigned to sternberg general in manila.r seven in the station hospital near clark field. in the naval base. five navy nurses were stationed on guam 1600 miles to the east. duty in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on awards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward yet ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states. training stepped up with plastic air raid and blackout drills. the nurses number and a gram to 105. the possibility of war was on everyone's mind. >> they had completely closed off the rest even the native people and guam. if they were closed off there's something going on they didn't want somebody to know about. >> the middle of the specific we saw some japanese ships. we were ordered to put on her brightest close, we girls and go ons. top deck and plate deck games. the gis were secreted below and out of sight. >> and news of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly as the attack. >> the commanding office

for eight centuries, the germans surrounded the city with forts, powerful walls, pillboxes and otherons. hitler called königsberg an impregnable bastion of the german spirit. the nazi command attached an important symbolic meaning to the defense of this stronghold. it was here, in east prussia, a school of german officers arose. from here the unification of the german lands once began. for many germans, the loss of this region was tantamount to the loss of germany itself. one of the soviet officers who took part in the storming of koenigsberg. the country of kozimat, a city, a reinforced concrete fist, covered in fog and mist, soaked in poison, filled with gunpowder and iron, the fortress city of koenigsberg, the center of prussian militarism. east prussia - the territory of the former tefton order, everyone believed rightly that the entire military spirit, or as they said, in modern kaliningrad, many historical monuments have been preserved that remind us of the april battles of 1945. in the kaliningrad... regional historical and art museum , a three-dimensional panorama of the stor

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. >> she also happened to be the librarian at my high school lincoln park academy in fort pierce, florida. >> not while you were there. of course, of course. >> over here we have marrian anderson. >> very regal. look at the fur. anderson was the first black soloist to perform in the philharmonic. she also performed on the steps of the lincoln memorial. i believe this is what the portrait was. >> this is her concert at the

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kelly also interviewed general abner doubleday, who fired the first gun at fort sumter. illustrate and it was criticized by some saying, well, he put an old ship's cannon in the port there and, set of a proper gun, a fort. so after the drawing was published, you know, kelly went to doubleday and said, i'm receiving criticisms. the cannon and double said, no, you're right. it old ship cannon, the governor of south carolina had all the proper the good guns removed and replaced with old obsolete cannon. and so that's how kelly worked. everything had to be details. he wouldn't a button on a uniform unless he could document it. and again, save the notes to, protect the art. they were publishing a history united states, bryant's history of the u.s. and kelly was going to receive the commission to do art for that book. and it came to the point of the battle of gettysburg. and the publisher could not to have a page to general hancock and a page for general meade and a page general slocombe. so what did they do? kelly suggested there was only one time in the battle of gettysburg

york centralfor an to commend the member at fort york central for an impassioned speech and i know itagainst your own party but the fact of the matter is, this is a decision today which is a choice between right and wrong and the fact of the matter is, those members who are defending this choice by the government and by the chancellor, to make this decision to put this on the backs of pensioners, the sheer brass neck to go out there and defend this, this allegedly black hole, when they have paid billions to unions without any savings in return, the gb energy, shell company, the climate energy of £11 billion, and then to say there is no money and we will do it off the back of pensioners, and i will not give wayjust back of pensioners, and i will not give way just yet, back of pensioners, and i will not give wayjust yet, but on the backs of the 1.1 million pensioners, they might be falling themselves but they are not fooling the british public. if they want to do the right thing, i would say, follow the example of the member for york central and if there are issues on this, we will look

fox the business' -- there he is, ashley webster live from fort lauderdale with more.d morning, sir. >> reporter: i earned it, carl. thank you very much. good morning. you're absolutely right. look, there's a combo crisis in south florida, skyrocketing costs of maintenance and insurance are forcing homeowners to sell and property values to plummet. we're going to have the whole story for you from downtown fort lauderdale, right after the break. ♪ maria: next week on "mornings with maria," monday tony blinken subpoenaed over biden's botched withdrawal from afghanistan. foreign afacer committee chairman mike mccall is here. tuesday, president trump and vice president harris meeting face-to-face on the debate stage. michael whatley on what to expect. wednesday, former governor andrew cuomo grilled on capitol hill over his covid actions, coronavirus committee chairman brad wenstrup will join us. thursday,s he's leading the battle against dei initiatives, alabama attorney general steve marshall on his fight to protect american shareholders. and friday, karl rove on who will

wartime service and they explained and recorded the deeply personal recollections about their time atfo fort sumtr in gettysburg and appomattox. bill discovered in transcribed kelley's interview with general grant, sherman, sheridan, sickles, webb, slocum, hancock, warren, chamberlain and many others, he published generals and bronze interviewing a commander of the civil war in 2005 in the civil war times magazine called a blockbuster history of the civil war so it gives me great pleasure to introduce bill. >> thank you. in the little bit of kelly and from his front doorstep and tens of thousands of soldiers marching off to the work and the reports of the battlefield in the film she described to the illustrated magazines of the day harper's weekly frank leslie's paper in the sketches and illustrations and true stories and general sheridan at the battle of cedar creek in one day those generals are going to come visit me and be my friend and one thing that kelly did she had a natural aptitude for art and schoolmates and he would draw pictures of grants and all the other families generals, she

fort lewis, washington and camp grad and dallas in illinois. in addition to the overseas need, hospital and laboratory facilities in the zone of interior had to be expanded. general hospital was increased from a total of 4 to 65. 56 regional hospitals were established, 26 for the army service forces and three for the army air forces. 300 station hospitals were required. 142 for the army service forces and 158 for the army air forces. in addition, there were ten service command laboratories. the medical department was faced with the enormous job of staffing, training and equipping these various installations for their wartime responsibility. enlisted personnel received training at the medical department. enlisted technician and schools. the mdt is located at fitzsimmons general hospital and nine other general hospitals in addition to the army medical center. these men and women became highly specialized medical laboratory technician and who was loyal and able. wartime records merit the highest praise. prominent civilian medical schools throughou

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in short, the situation in the city is clearly hot, and the main image of a powerful fort, that is, a fortress, can no longer be drawn to it. although earlier, thanks to the efforts of ukrainian propaganda, it was ugledar that picked up a kind of baton of invincibility from artemovskaya avdiivka, that is, the junta promised not to give it up under any circumstances, and moreover, not even to let our military near its border, but obviously. zelensky and company's words have again diverged from their deeds, and what to expect next, what is the fundamental importance of this battle, evgeniy nipod is ready to explain, evgeniy, hello, hello, alexey, well, it seems there is a version that the vsu can be surrounded. yes, this is primarily being talked about by western analysts, but also ukrainian ones. a real cry for ugledar reigns in the western press and in military circles, an independent, permanent, permanent firestorm of artillery, drones and fab. falls on enemy positions. the situation for those who hold the city is getting more complicated not by the day, but by the hour, and the entr

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do not talk about the threat of encirclement in the language in english, why try to create another fort it is necessary to demonstrate successes at the front at any cost or at least the absence of major defeats at the front, solely for the sake of strengthening the position of zelensky, who will instill something there with a bucket, despite the fact that there is not a penny of common sense there, because there are their own military... and analysts, they don’t give a damn about the fact that on september 25, ugledar will still formally be under zhertoblokit control, and on the twenty-sixth , they will leave there, the essence does not change, they will not be able to throw dust in the eyes of the same americans. it turns out that kiev from political considerations require holding ugledar, when the onslaught of russian troops is growing, in parallel starting a campaign of justifications exactly as before the defeat in mariupol, ovdeevka and artem. seeking resistance from their own to the storm, until the withdrawal for the ukrainians in terms of losses is equivalent to a catastrophe. t

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now we all tied up at fort a p top 7, though, in jesus sanchez with a sac fly to bring for today's homerlins. they take a 75 lead off of the bat of sanchez. that's pretty much where it will stay. the final score. 5 to 7 is the giants fall at home in this one. but now let's head vegas for some college football is time for college football season is week one usc taking on lsu, picking up in the 4th with the trojans down 13 to 17 until that touchdown for miller also aired it out kobe line for 28 yard t b, usc rather take that they take a 20 to 17 lead. and then after the extra point, that's how they get there. but just wanted to go in lsu, trailing by 3. thursday night. kyren lacy is actually the target, but the flag will be thrown. they get out of scoring position. they have to settle for a field goal that's how we're tied at 20. >> until that touched down there, when you see it right, there would marks finds the plus through line. and will he scores a 13 yard touchdown. and in a last-ditch effort with just 8 seconds left on the clock in the 4th lsu, they go deep and it's intercepted by i

bears, of course, are not your forte.cs, high-quality guests, intelligent and intelligent host, this is the strength of the verdict program and serhii rudenko, my colleague, who will be waiting for you on the air today at 20:00, what will be discussed, serhii, please tell me. congratulations vasyl, thank you for your kind words. at 20:00 we start the two-hour verdict, the first part of our program will feature valery chaly, extraordinary. plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine and former ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america, let's talk with him about foreign policy and results and expectations, which will obviously be implemented next week, in particular by president zelensky, on september 26 he will meet with joseph biden in washington and present him with a victory plan. in addition, zelensky will have separate meetings with trump and separately with kamala. and obviously, obviously, both the current leaders of the united states of america and the future president of the united states of america, the nam

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this is fort myers, florida. this is a picture of what's currently happening outside in fort myers. they're 200 miles away from the storm. the storm passed them. this is what's out there as of now. let's look at the precipitation signature of the storm. the eye of the storm is off the west coast of florida, all right? but look at that path of the rain. the rain goes up into the tennessee valley, all that related to one storm. there will be huge rainfall numbers and the storm surge will be a big player here because as that storm tracks along, it's running parallel to the west coast of florida. the best example i can give you, imagine you're out hosing down your driveway, okay? and there's a wall that runs along the side of your driveway and you're spraying the water parallel to that wall. the water keeps shooting right down until it finds some kind of a 90-degree angle and then it piles up. mother nature does not make 90-degree angles, but she comes close in the big bend area of florida and that's why we think we could be seeing all that water gathering from the south and just bubbli