his plan to match the capabilities of the marine corps to what he understands to be the work that the nation will need the marines to do in the contemporary operating environment. general berger and his staff describe f.d. 2030 is being directly responsive to the 2018 and 2022 national defense strategies which instruct the services to contribute to national efforts to compete with russia and china with china as the pacing threat. general berger and his team also described the plan as being consistent with the history, traditions and culture of the marine corps in particular by focusing the force on naval expeditionary warfare. the commandant's design includes considerable change with planned adaptations to lethality, mobility, resilience and talent management and to the marine role in joint operations. these change initiatives are far from trivial. they include reduction or elimination of certain types of units and some military occupational specialties and they involve the reorganization and in fact the downsizing of the force. as a result, f.d. 2030 has received a considerable amoun

a state and clearwater, florida, discovered that roebling was, more than happy to talk to the marine corps is very cordial, but he didn't want to turn his machine into a war machine. it this for swamp rescue, not for carrying soldiers and marines ashore and so he demurred. but a year later, as war clouds continue to darken into 1938 to 39, uh, and it was obvious that war in, europe or war was engulfing europe. it already engulfed parts of africa. it was stretching across china. robles consented to allow the navy and the marine corps to use his design with the goal of mass producing it. the challenge was he built one. yeah, he built several prototypes, but he'd just built one. and when the navy approached him and said, why? why is it nine feet ten inches wide? because the navy's always concerned about the dimensions of craft and whether they can fit in the holds of cargo ships, whether they have cranes that can support the weight of a particular vehicle or craft and lower it down, or whether there's an elevator big enough to to help it, uh, to, to basically it into the sea. roebling answer

persuaded my memo that i could join the marine corps., and, and the reason i'm running for senate, the reason that i love this country is because the country was so good to me, the people who are here, you know, supporting me, the people who are always there for me, everybody from, you know, public school teachers who took an interest in me to the marine corps drill instructors who provided needed discipline this country, ladies and gentlemen, is a great place and it was an especially great place to a kid like me. and for that reason i believe it's time to step up. it's time to fight for it. and ladies and gentlemen, it is time to save this country and do it in the right way. now you think about where else? but america could a kid who grew up in a poor family in southwestern ohio be running for the us senate at the age of 38. where else could a kid who grew up? you know, in a non traditional family where things weren't always easy, have the opportunity and the ability to start a business and to be a husband, a good father to raise three

my time in the marine corps while i was a member of that organization was taken the same way. i was a participant but also an observer sort of watching the marines around me as a lift generally thought were specifically. while the marine corps is not the hells angels. i saw similarities between those two groups from its tribal loyalty to its politics. never mind the direct connection betweenveterans and motorcycle clubs, a connection hunter draws on in his own work . one of the early struggles i had with writing about the war were war stories. their summer, both by artistic design and the subject. they're very heavy press down on the reader. but that wasn't the experience i had with the marines at least not absolutely war is kind of visceral and its mean almost as a fashion statement in our culture and it reflects itself in the field of fire. i can wax public about the dehumanization of the military that can occur in w,war. there's certainly enough of that clichc in literature to go around but it wasn't entirely true to my experience. i think we were influenced by the clichcs a

my time in the marine corps, though while i was a member of that organization was largely taken the same way and i was a participant but also an observer sort of watching the marines around me as they lived generally in fought and war specifically while the marine corps is not the hell's angels, you know, i saw similarities between those two groups from its tribal loyalty to its politics, you know, never mind the direct connection between veterans and motorcycle clubs, you know connection hunters draws on in his own work. one of the early struggles. i have a writing about the world lives in the way what we tell war stories, you know, they're somber both are by artistic design and do the weight of the subject. they're very heavy. they kind of press down on the reader. but that wasn't the experience i had in the marines at least not absolutely, you know war is kind of loud and visceral, you know, it's mean almost as a fashion statement in our culture and and it reflects itself in the field under fire. you know, i can wax poetic about the dehumanization of the military and the dehumanizatio

my time in the marine corps while i was a member of the organization was taken the same way. i was a participant but also in observer. watching the marines around me. when the ring core is not the hells angels iit saw similarities from tribal loyalty to politics from veterans and motorcycle clubs. one ofve the earliest struggles they are somber both by artistic design and they press down on the reader at least not absolutely was almost as a fashion statement and that reflect itself in the field umunder fire. i can wax poetic there is enough of that clichÉ of literature to go around. but we were influenced as much as we were a part of them. the reason why they wanted to class their motorcycles down the interstate iss to show some class. i found his opening the marines are on the move. n they are born members the united states marine corps. better budget and bigger armor. healthcare and heavy artillery. high school gym class with guns we go down the highway like a full court press with the column the dusty were with machine guns and a grenade launchers littered with radios and h

everyone from public school teachers who took an interest in me, to the marine corps drill instructorst provided me with discipline. this country, ladies and gentlemen, is a great place. it is especially -- it is an especially great place for people like me. it is time to step up, fight for it, and it's time to save this country and do it in the right way. [applause] where else but america can a man from southwestern ohio run for senate at the age of 38. where can a man who had -- who grew up in a family where things were not always easy, have the ability to build a business and be a father in the city that we love. this country, do not let them tell you it's not worth fighting for or saving. a country that can provide those reams and right, and those opportunities to eight -- those dreams to a kid like me,, we are provide -- we are prepared to fight for it. [applause] i was endorsed in my race by president trump. there was something that president trump said that didn't get as much attention as i thought it should. you hear a lot about the word dreamers, people who are in this country

hazard was the marine corps correspondent which was a job i had and he wrote about his experience duringarine boot camp. i have to talk about war and its hard not to talk about war story without -- a little bit. i was fascinated with it. there are few words in american history that are eloquently rendered in vietnam and they happened to grow up when it was publishing. larry heinemann's close quarters james webb's field of fire. these are books that i coming up as a kid. that literature push me toward the military which biometrics should be a bit and was incredibly common. waruc literature much it is considered to be antiwar. and it motivated more people to fight in the war. people at engage with that subject and have become interested in wars as a profession. many my friends it was in the military barge on the back of antiwar stories to the fact that this is truth puts a massive wrench into the art. the roads are paved with the mbones of dead soldiers and i thought i want that for myself. as i got back to reread and write my own story is an outgrowth of that war. the works to grab me the

dehumanizing aspects of that decision within thehe institutional marine corps is culminating effects the battles near caisson. two battles also experience. they push their narratives to examine the extreme and certain context. there were certainly true characters behaving reprehensible even to the marines around them print one character in fact blown piece of flesh from a dead enemy off of the sake demonstrating toughness to his pals. while flirting with the absurd the general attitude present a short time was recognizable to me as a marine decades after the book was published. the performance of toughness. the presentation of over hyper masculinity. those things still play out in military service to this day which is important overio exaggeration aspect of american culture. this kind of an eccentric writer pretty teetered in the old character of hunter thompson. he was an incredible he taught himself how to write with arguably a more romantic much harder way. after leaving the marines in the summer of 68 port seven are in high school dropout went to the pacific northwest and crawled

she was the first woman in the marine corps to fly a combat mission in the fa18 and completed three combat deployments before continuing her service as an advisor to the u.s. house of representati

the ford force of the navy and marine corps are in a position -- forward force of the navy and marine corps are in a position to respond. if we can keep forces warm -- home ported puts us in a better position to respond fast. brent: from the online audience. >> following up on the arctic, what about the american arctic and the u.s. code -- coast guard? how does the navy coast guard interaction play in the area? michael: we are highly reliant on the coast guard as a partner. they put their five most capable cutters in the western pacific. a few months ago they did a big commissioning ceremony of three ship in guam simultaneously. they are on a great vector right now in terms of capabilities. we are leveraging that whether it is in the caribbean, western pacific, you see them operating side-by-side in the arabian sea and also --. i think that will continue we are on a very good path with the coast guard. as a service, as a partner. likewise with the united states marine corps we are lockstep of the commandant in support of his force design and where he is going with the marine corps. wi

you personally have not only been separated from the marine corps, but band and nobody can like yourets? >> tucker, great to be back on and, yes, the dod has a standing order that nobody can like, share, or engage in my content. >> sean: you spent your life in the marine corps as an officer and this is a new thing, correct? it wasn't always like this in a reality check? >> i made 17 years not saying whatever i wanted to say whenever i wanted. i made a decision that at a certain point, we have to look at the system and make decisions we think are within our values. everything i did was out of the love for the marine corps. >> tucker: for sure, what happened to you for telling the obvious truth that everybody knew? one of the most depressing things that has happened. we assured her and tell us that there is active duty members of the marine corps who sympathize with you and admire you for what you do. >> there are still a ton of talented members in the marine corps. the whole extremism thing as a distraction and lloyd austin might ask you how many words have we lost in extremism? at th

. ♪ >>> finally tonight, a landmark appointment for the marine corps.ral michael langley as the first black four-star general in the marine corps in its only 250-year history. >> it was a great honor to be the president's nominee. i'm grateful for the trust and confidence extended by him, the secretary of defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and commandant of the marine corps. >> he's now in charge of u.s. africa command. a momentous honor. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

one of the greatest honors of my life was to serve in the united states marine corps for 21 years as ines. brave men and women voluntarily put themselves in harm's way to protect the freedoms we as americans so deeply cherish. however, many marines are entirely unaware of one specific danger they were exposed to. unfortunately, the water at marine corp base camp lejeune was contaminated for years with hazardous toxins. marines and their families drank and bathed in this dangerous water for decades. once i discovered this, i wanted to ensure that marines and their families exposed to this toxic water could get the help and healing they deserve. we serve this nation faithfully, it's time for this nation to live up to its ideals and take care of its own. thousands are coming forward to hold the federal government accountable. so if you or a loved one suffered because of exposure to toxic water at camp lejeune, i encourage you to pick up the phone and call ava law group today, semper fi. (air whooshes) (air whooshes) - hello, my name is andrew van arsdale, and i'm the managing partner at

and while i do that, i want you to tell everybody about when you joined the marine corps how old you how long you were in the marines and and how that decision came about? all right. i'll be i'll be back 20 seconds answers and so i enlisted into the marine corps, officially late september 2014. but i didn't leave for boot camp until may of 2015 that was in 20 seconds you liar. it was even better. it's and and i i was growing up. i was very interested in military history american history in general but specifically military history, and i that that really sparked my interest and actually joining military branch, but then then it was okay. so which one specifically and initially i wanted to go, illinois national guard because if you join the guard you can basically attend any state school for free, which was very appealing but then my family on my stepdad side was very much and steeped into the marine corps and i grew up the later ladder half of my great-grandfather's life. he was a world war two veteran father open noah and i mean he enlisted right after high school. so he enlisted in

30 seconds to fix it and while i do that i want you to tell everybody about when you joined the marine corpshow old you were, how long you were in the marines and how that decision came about. i will be back 20 seconds into your answer. >> i enlisted into the marine corps officially late september, 2014 but if tenants leave for boot camp until -- growing up i was interested in military history and that sparked my interest in joining the military branch but then it was okay. initially i wanted illinois national guard because you could attend any state school for free but then the family on my stepdad's side i grew up the later half of my grandfather's life he enlisted right after high school and 17-years-old after world war ii he was able to join the reserve and got out of the deployment to korea. he hadr. more than two kids. my grandmother was just recently boring so three at that time if you had more than three. a lot of the guys [inaudible] >> this is your great grandfather that joined in world war ii and now you're the fourth-generation down. or their members of the service or marines in

today, all these prisoners of war from the marine corps of the national guard of the airborne assaultround forces of ukraine have refused to be exchanged. they do not want to return to ukraine in a country whose leadership they abandoned and betrayed them, they were intimidated and left to take up arms. i know that there were hmm azov people shot, and the fighters of the national party of ukraine, uh, because they wanted to serve as weapons to azov, azov shot his civilian simply because he asked them three times there. i don’t want to return to her for exchange in ukraine, i don’t want to return. i don’t see the future of this country there after what i learned in general how well, what happened as a state and officers, well, they acted with people, of course, laying down arms is not an easy decision every day the soldiers were literally brainwashed into captivity and death, such terrible tales are told on the other side, they won’t take you directly . here is what you will have. well, there's no point in giving up. here they kill you. and we were simply deceived, well, in fact, uh, t

it's about the symbolism. >> born in shreveport, louisiana, he has served in the marine corps for 37n africa. >>> and the los angeles dodgers honoring the legendary broadcaster vin scully at their first home game since his death. a banner paying tribute to the hall of famer was unveiled during a pregame ceremony. there was also a moment of silence and an 11-minute tribute video with highlights from his storied career. scully died tuesday at 94. >>> when we come back, "america strong." how a little girl started a movement with her lemonade stand. what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free. 48 hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people

30 seconds to say this while i do that, i want you to tell everybody about when he joined thee marine corps andi will do you work and how long you were in the marines and how the decision came about and i will be back 22nd into the unit. >> and so i enlisted into the marine corps officially late september of 2014, but it didn't leave for boot camp until may 2015 and you fire that was not even 20 seconds. [laughter] >> it was even better. >> and i was going up you know my military history but american history in general. that really sparked my interest in joining the t military branch but that is okay so like which one and eventually wanted to going to the national guard because the guard, you basically attend any state school for free but then my family my stepped outside was very much deep into the marine corps i grew up part of w my great grandfather's life world war ii veteran fonda nakagawa and he enlisted in high was 17 years old had any actually laughter world war ii, discharged from world war i and then enjoyed the reserves during that time any actually got out of the dreadful not th

say i want to get into hand is cycling and do anything -- make adventure like to do that marine corpswork with semper fi america's fund to get training and also participate in the marine corps marathon one day. eric: the be actually fantastic for you. if at the internet site ww for the america's fund. to help out. and finally, sgt, what are your words of encouragement you have for people going through difficulties you have gone through so much. you have learned so much and still have a good attitude and a good spirit. >> the biggest thing i would learn is don't hold anything in. i went years holding things in. it i finally had a breakdown in 2014. but if you are having issues you need to reach out to somebody for there's always somebody you can call or talk to that will listen, or at least get you the help that you need. so you can better yourself mentally that is where it all starts is bettering yourself mentally before you do physically. sport wonderful, meaningful life advice don't hold anything in. sgt kenny we are in awe of you, we thank you but it's been an honor to talk to you.

>> reporter: this was one of the worst training accidents in marine corps history.d the gao states less serious ones are likely underreported. christian avila tavares, an army combat medic, was on a training drill in 2018 when one vehicle broke down. so his vehicle had to tow it. >> wow. 1:30 a.m. maybe. it's dark. it's raining. it's muddy. the vehicle that we were towing just slid and hit us. and so we just rolled over. and i was expelled from the vehicle, and then the vehicle just landed on top of me, pinning me down from the waist down. >> so this giant monster vehicle rolls over on top of you? >> yes. on top of me. >> reporter: his left leg had to be amputated above the knee. the right leg was so badly damaged he spent the next two years in rehab learning how to walk again. >> you're killing it, bro. >> reporter: and we learned there was another rollover during training at that same place that same day as avila tavares's. the army told us there were fewer vehicle deaths last year, saying most are caused by human error and inexperience. nearly 1 in 5 enlistees jo

but i'm still in the marine corps, you know, like i can't afford this when you move in on a loan, that might be a true story that i'm still gunnamatta . you know, i want to bring up a great concept that that's got adams introduced called the confusable. do you know what that is ? that within a category like cell phones, cell phone plans or cars, you create so many options and so many plan that you can't possibly bargain. you can't compare shop. yes, so it's just like everybody benefits from the confusion. ioni think that is worse thana a salesman trying to help you get confuse properly. i like i will never go into a cell phone store. completely agree. but the risk factor c ofomom macchiavelli tism and narcissism is that you don't care about other people. they're they're just as objects ends to a means, means to an ends rather. n and will use their machiavellianism to get it done, whatever it takes to get it donewhit won't really care about you. and that's good. that's good salesmanship. it's not good for us . it's notot a good way to live. but what makes a quality person salespeople un

he was a us marine corps helicopter pilot. he was a swim coach, a rancher. he worked for the american red cross. more pertinent to our events today. he was a horseback yellowstone guide in yellowstone. yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. but i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. and that's why i'm going to give you bob. richard. thank you all for coming. oh, what a treat for me to share with you and trying to put yellowstone park 150 years in 45 minutes is really tough. and i looked at lots of ned frost photographs, ifj, hayden's photographs. jack, richard, fred richard photographs some of my own and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. my i call it my backyard granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten to yellowstone as long as i remember it. all the streams, all the mountains and all the rock formation. and if i missed one, then he lit up a big black cigar and it was a jaguar. and i had to sit between he and my grandmother when we went to yellowstone. so i learned quickly. i didn't k

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so growing up my mother did have a l big influence on me and later on when i went into the marine corpsnd did these things and usually the only woman in my squadron or unit things would happen and i would call mom this happened. what do i do about it? how do i get through this? she was a they did the same thing to me in the sixties. move on. forget about it. so she helped me all along the way even as an adult i was able toed plow through some things that may have stopped others because mom said it's no big deal. move on. and today she still has a huge influence.he and with my daughter one of the things i loved about both my parents is they never made fun of me. i went to a catholic school we did certain things and not other things but they never said that's a dream that is not for you. that's how i want to be for my boys and girls no matter what they decide to do. i want to get in some hard questions but have a couple of technical ones when i read kathy's book i thought fbi? why on earth is the fbi overseas? are they domestic? why is the fbi even overseas? then i wonder do i even know w

scott read our former us marine corps intelligence officer. thank you. thank you. and now to further worry, news from upper rogia work have continues to increase fear of a nuclear disaster. a radioactive fuel storage building at the plant has been pierced by ukrainian shelling. that's according to local russian back officials. these pictures are released of the aftermath of the shelling show a damage roof at the facility. russian officials say they have warned ukraine multiple times to stop shelling the plant. europe's largest, which supplies hundreds of thousands of people with electricity. here has accused moscow of using the facility to house its military. we spoke to the russian back mayor of enter goldar, the ukrainian town which is located close to the nuclear power plant. he says, authorities are ready to provide evidence that you have shelling of the facility to international observers. logo, knowing those issues at the moment. radiation levels are normal. it's the shilling only pierce the roof of the building. so they wanted to carry out a terrorist act th

so i did everything i did out of love for the marine corps, love for the marines.i think there was a hard conversation that needs to take place about our senior leaders for sure. >> and what happened to you for telling the truth, the obvious truth that everyone knew was one of those depressing things? i think that has happened under the bush administration. reassure us and tell us there are still active duty members of the marine who sympathize with you, who admire you for what you did. yeah, there are still a ton of great talented officers in the marine corps. this whole extremism thing is a distraction. lloyd austin, i'd ask you, how many wars have we lost based on extremism? the answer is zero. how many wars have we lost based on poor leadership, poor strategy? the answer is a lot. perhaps we should take a look at the poor leadership that we have right now. so the leaders that i have that are still in the military that are contacting me, i know you're looking for ways to make a change, but i think right now is the time in american history where we have to look a

marine corps. he said he is humbled and honored by the promotion and stressed the importance of diversity in the military. when we come back, a lesson in pursuing your dreams, from a school custodian that did just that >>> there is good news tonight about perseverance and the two school custodians about to graduate to their dream job. diane and steve have walked the hallways so many times before. next week they will walk the same hallways but with a very different feeling. >> it is going to be really cool >> in the same houston school district two former custodians now fulfilling their dreams. after serving in the navy for nine years, steven moved back to his hometown and became a custodian. >> teachers need clean classrooms to teach in >> one night he discovered a new way to serve >> your dreams are becoming reality, literally >> shortly after becoming a custodian, i literally had a dream that i was teaching. i remember waking up smiling ear to ear >> he went back to school in the day and worked a

name of the hero of russia vladimir nosov, the commander of the airborne assault company of the marine corpsthe baltic fleet, the modern high-speed anti-sabotage boat came to the main naval base of the baltic fleet from kronstadt, it will be based in baltiysk, where and captain vladimir nosov served as guards captain vladimir nosov, his vest and takes the hero's widow oksana nosova handed over to the crew are a prime example of this. what should be a real officer he took his last battle on march 26 in the zaporozhye region, the company of captain nosov moved to the aid of his comrades-in-arms marines, whose infantrymen tried to surround the attack, managed to repel the t-72 tank and two enemy infantry fighting vehicles were destroyed. he simply told everyone to go and everyone followed him, as he said, the boat of the grachenok project took part in the naval parade in usinev. it is equipped with the latest weapons and modern electronic equipment on board. there is. hydroacoustic station detection of underwater sabotage forces and remote-controlled underwater vehicles with a working depth of

this is not good for patients to bill scott right now for my us marine corps intelligence office are joining us here. live on auto international, a pleasure, a happy thanks very much. ah, well, anti competitive practices by big tech companies. that's the allegation by indian authorities. as they summit representatives of us firms, apple, google, and amazon for questioning, i'll take or respond on joint sharma reports. i just want to ballistic not to says the indian government has come down hard on big companies. the bottom and t standing committee on finance in india has been looking to witness aspects all competition market space, especially concerning technology science, senior official and legal councils. old company such as google, apple, amazon, or netflix. we'll have your before this committee on tuesday. representatives of apple, microsoft, amazon, google, netflix from their indian arms and a few others will appear before the parliamentary panel on the issue of competitive behavior in the digital market. over the past few months to parliamentary committee of finance has been l

on mention when stories about african-americans in the military are told but this is not just marine corpsry of black history. it's american history four of those men were guests of honor at the ceremony including 96 year old retired marine corporal george mcivery. he recalls what he saw when he first arrived to boot camp what i so i was ready to turn around we want you to feel but knowing me i'm dogmatic. i don't believe in giving up mciver. very other than 12 that means there are 18,000 men who have yet to receive this honor the national mount for point marine association and surviving relatives are working to find them. it's a difficult task because there's no complete roster of all the men but our station group abc own television stations has been lending a hand to help find marines and their families. i saw your story where you're researching and looking for families. that were month for point marine survivors. and so i reached out to you and you got the ball rolling. levita roca's father sergeant thomas reeves of princeville, north carolina was a mom for point marine and she never kn

scott, right, our former marine corps intelligence officer. thank you very much, scott. thank you ah pause. have officially close in kenya's national elections, which have been done as a test of the country's democracy. tuesday's voting will result in a new government with the president elect taking charge. bo county is now underway and the electoral commission has several days to announce the winner and an election framed as a contest between hustlers and dynasties in which better and opposition leaders. adina a who is a part of kenya's political plan, competed against rudo, trading on the rags to riches story as he began his life as a chicken seller. over all these elections are marked by economic problems facing the country amid rising inflation and drop related hunger. amid financial challenges, some desperate voters see the election as an opportunity to make money policy or gets the 1st hand recount the elections. come against the back up of a deepening cost of living crisis. as food and fuel prices increase, which means more, more people are choosing to essentially

i am fully subordinate to the command of the marine corps and our crew and our members of this crew . we are fixed and we have cooperation with the chief medical officer of this brigade and we fully have all the infrastructure together that we have established near the evacuation, then the message to provide assistance to the description wounds and what kind of help was provided, this is all also not a small part of the work we do in order to ensure that it is all documented qualitatively and then these fighters can have decent payments for the fact that they were also wounded and so on actually according to my example, i think that we have very similar cooperation in all other areas. but there are two types in essence, either we are fixed by positions or we are fixed by a specific brigade and usually this is the second option ira, i want to thank you for joining our on the air today and wish you good health, patience and strength. thank you once again, and we were contacted by a paramedic of the volunteer medical battalion of the hospitalists, iryna e tsybuh, and you know it's hard t