and because of that a number of resources, men and matÉriel, were poured into the pacific and king, becauseof that, actually been douglas macarthur's best friend. so there's a lot more to the army navy rivalry than might sometimes be said and just a couple of lines. the other thing i think really ties into that that's important as another theme of my book is macarthur always claim that he was shortchanged in terms of supplies. operating on a shoestring was his characterization of it. well again, thanks in part to admiral king and his two ocean global war effort, there was a tremendous amount of men and matÉriel flowing to the southwest pacific. at one point there r. so many ships waiting to be unloaded that george marshall, army chief of staff and actually macarthur's direct commander, has to sent a communiquÉ to macarthur and say, look, would you please retype and 50 ships unloaded? you are clogging the whole pipeline of supplies. 's i think it was interesting to look at court a master records and other things, and kind of get into that myth a little bit, too. macarthur made some great dec

. >> this suspect had been practicing explosive detonations and that the materiel was such that it was large enough to have devastating effects. >> reporter: the dallas chief saying that though micah johnson claims that he wanted to murder white officers after recent cases of police killing black men, it appears that he was preparing for the attack much earlier. >> we believe that the deaths in minnesota and louisiana just sparked his delusion to fast-track his plans. >> he kept a journal of combat tactics that neighbors say that he was practicing, and some maneuv maneuvers in the yard, and the tactics that he espoused in the journal are the tactics that he employed in killing people on thursday evening. >> he isshetamia said that peop were calling out to her in the final hours. >> he said that he had a gun, run. >> and that officer jumped on top of me and covered me and no regard for his life and they stayed there and surround ed me and my son and i. >> reporter: and president obama will speak about the heroism and the loss when he travels here tuesday for the memorial service. martha

with materiel? with money? with just political support? >> i think all of these things have to go together. fir, we are really counting on really strong communication from warsaw saying we are standing behind and will not allow territorial integrity and sovereignty of the states, of ukraine, to be ruined by anybody. that's one thing. and obviously after that we would like to see or along with that we would like to see a very strong and committed engagement for years ahead from nato countries engaged in helping us to reform ourselves and not -- at the same time building a strong defense capability for the country that is right now taking a stance on the whole europe and the whole western civilization i believe. jill: that's all this week. don't miss "defense news" next week when we have more on nato and be sure to check out the latist news and analysis happening in the defense industry at defensenews.com. thanks for joining us. [music] >> dr. charles stanley: this book is like an anchor. you can take any facet of life and you, listen, you m

with problems that this team in kuwait in particular started to do and you saw it in training and matÉrielu never know how these things will combine at the wrong moment and combined in a bigger incident like this. >> to follow-up the task force commander has been released, where is he innocent as he directly above. >> he is right above the squadron commander for their riverine command boats. and just under the fifth fleet commander. >> is the squadron commander directly beneath him and has there have been any administrative penalty taken? >> that is why the commander was relieved of command. the squadron commander was really the command in his boss the task force commander was also relieved. >> were you disappointed that one of your officers the commanding officer apologize to the iranians and was filmed apologizing? >> to think those types of questions are not helpful in terms of getting us back on track in the navy to take action to prevent this from ever happening again so my personal feelings don't pertain to this. will this citraining material? >> absolutely this will be a case study

journals uncovered at micah johnson's home show he had been practicing detonations, and he had enough materiel to do far more damage. on the walls of the parking deck in the heart of dallas where his standoff ended just a few blocks behind me, they found the initials r.b. written in blood. police don't yet know what that means. and while investigators have still not ruled out whether others were involved, they were careful to note the sophistication of his tactical approach. unusual for most criminal suspects. >> -- such a spontaneous decision to march by the protesters, we had to leapfrog intersections to make sure they didn't get run over by vehicle. and we had to scramble to block intersections, which did expose our officers to this attack. and this suspect took advantage of that, and once he was in a high perch position, officers did not know where the shots of coming from and we are learning some of the positions of our deceased officers, and it was -- they were in a funnel, ended up being a fatal funnel there, and then the suspect continued to move and shoot from different angles. really

with problems as the team in kuwait in particular started to do and you saw in the training and the matÉrielyou never know how these things will combine at the wrong moment and result in something like this. >> to follow up the commander who has been relieved, where is he? as he direct way above. >> is right above the squadron commander for the rivering command boats. and just under the fifth fleet commander. >> is a squadron commander directly directly beneath mnsa bennion mistreated. >> that is why the commander was relieved of his command. the squadron commander was relieved in command and his boss the task force lander was relieved of command. >> were you disappointed one of your officers the commanding officer of the boats apologize to the iranian sense was filmed apologizing? >> i think those types of questions are really not helpful in terms of getting us back on track as the navy to take action to prevent this from ever happening again. my personal feelings really don't pertain to this. >> will this incident be used as a training. >> this will be a case study going forward. you can s

they found a journal containing tacticing and a journal containing arsenal and bombmaking materiels.ever lost by the rapid transit police. all served in the dallas police department. wounded in the ambush, he saw three members of his unit killed. >> being there and watching people that, you know, we see every day. people that we get to know their families. we get to know them personally, at a level that you can't even imagine. we ride around in the car eight, sometimes more hours, stinky, sweaty -- you know, everything. and then we go through things that most people don't see in they are entire life. you get really close to people. and these were my brothers, and i -- i hate to say that there was -- i -- frustrated, because i couldn't do more. >> saying officers zamarripa bought a homeless man food during a protest. that was just before zamarripa was gunned down. he said it represents the character of his colleagues who were killed. >> protest over police killings of black men grew and spread over the country. demonstrators blocked traffic from los angeles to memphis. police in batte

when you do everything the country materiels you to do and you still end up on the wrong side of things. i do think we have to do somes very serious sensitivity training and things of that nature. we have to talk about the way that these investigations are handled because of what we have seen throughout the country is that officers, they oftentimes get indicted and not untimes get found guilty like a ten-year misdemeanor, these things happen, but we have to begin to talk about something that's here. we don't have a -- we have a heart problem in this country. we don't necessarily have a real training problem, per se. we have to deal with the hard issues we have first. >> all right. well, thanks to all of you. you will be with me through the hour as we continue to cover this because the president's words coming on the back of what's fair to describe as fury across much of the country. live pictures now of demonstrators on the streets of new york. there they are protesting the shooting deaths of both of the black men killed by police. both of the shootings happening within 24 hours, and we

journal containing impact tactics and an arsenal two years in the making including guns and bombmaking materiels. enough, police say, to cause devastating effects to dallas and the surrounding area. >> we're convinced that this suspect had other plans. >> reporter: chief brown says johnson had been practicing explosive detonations. >> we believe that the deaths in minnesota and the deaths in louisiana just sparked his delusion to fast-track his plans and saw the protest in dallas as an opportunity to begin wreaking havoc on our officers. >> reporter: investigators are searching for johnson's laptop and cell phone trying to figure out if anyone else may have had prior knowledge of this attack. johnson reportedly trained at a local self-defense school in tactics like hand-to-hand combat. so far, investigators say they have found no links between johnson and violent extremist groups. charlie? >> manuel, thanks heroes at a vigil tonight at city hall. victims and relatives will join their extended police family to mourn the lost officers. the sniper's shootings mark the deadliest day for law enforcem