and a naval public affairs specialist at a naval air station in jacksonville is telling us you're looking at a picture of the boeing 737. and again this happened about 9:40. year told there are about 136 people on board. all have been accounted for. not sure if they are off the airplane but again there you see this plane slides off a runway and there's the response from the sheriff tonight. sources are can confirming to our affiliates and cnn there 136 are on board. no reports of deaths. not sure about injuries. a 737 airplane. we have our aviation expert by phone. as you pointed out there appears to be miami written on the side of the plane. >> that would suggest to me it's still obviously commercial plane, flight. but a charter operation. >> miami international. >> yeah. it's not usually scheduled. but any possibilities how the plane would be operating. but at the naval air station they can could have been making an emergency landing and -- but i would suspect it's a charter operation. a charter operation can be anything from cruise operators, 14. but i think this airline, miami -- >> s

they are instructors at the naval academy, and students with nrotc units.mpute ertz, edit newspapers, handle logistics and fill prescriptions. they have become commanding officers and now in leadership positions throughout the navy. the early 1970's has been significant because of their firsts. judith ann because the first woman admitted to the naval flight training program. >> she was sworn in as the first female chaplain in the navy. sherry robinson became the first woman to complete air traffic control officers school. eileen was named the navy's first woman admiral. admiral dirk's promotion ceremony contained another first. >> and for the first time, women were assigned with men to the crew of a ship. >> we are going to start out with the test on the sanctuary, which is as you know a hospital ship being refurbished to be able to serve a broader mission of dependent support. this particular ship is well configured from the standpoint of a facility to do that. my strue is that if there are women who want to go to sea and undergo the hardships of going to

day together with our colleagues and the naval center and industry to ensure that the naval forces havehe best technology unmatched by none. so thank you very much. [applause] >> two spectacular leaders, two wonderful awards, what do you say, let's give them one more huge round of applause. [applause] >> i tell you, it is an honor to be able to serve as executive director for navy league of the united states. i wanted to publicly thank alan kaplin, senior leaders of navy league and all volunteers, nearly 40,000 volunteers and also overseas for the opportunity to serve you. i hope to do well by you and again appreciate the honor. it is also honor to welcome back to the stage admiral john richardson who will be our keynote speaker. he's my good friend and former boss, admiral john richardson began serving as 31st chief of naval operations in september of 2015. his staff assignments include submarine, division, on chief of naval operation staff, naval aides of a president, perspective commanding officer and commander, submarine, u.s. pacific fleet, assistant deputy director. do i read the

naval war college and naval history at heritage command. his latest book, which i have read recently and was impressed by, "learning war, the evolution of fighting doctrine in the u.s. navy." it reminds us of something important. that what happens today is often completely dependent on things that happened yesterday or happened over the course of many yesterdays. that they are used to formulate doctrine and ideas for generations. "learning war" was reviewed in the new york times review of books by tom ricks. he writes for the and has for many years. the real hero of hone's book is not an individual but a large complex organization, the , american navy, that grew from second-rate status to become the world's premier maritime force. here to tell us that story and parse the lessons learned, trent hone. [applause] trent hone: thank you for that excellent introduction and thank you, jeremy, and all of our hosts for being here today. i am pleased to give you some of the insights from the book, "learning war," and the help place guadalcanal in con

this remarkable port is the only one in the world where an american naval fleet and an allied naval fleetre headquartered side-by-side, a testament to the ironclad partnership between u.s. and japanese forces. together you are advancing freedom on the high seas, shielding our nation from dangerous weapons, and preserving the peace that generations of valiant american warriors gave their lives to secure. one of those intrepid americans was private first class john schaefer, born and raised in tower city, pennsylvania. private schaefer was a member of a group of u.s. army special forces who fought in the pacific during world war ii under the legendary command of general frank merrill. good general. pretty good, right? that's what they say. are you better? just be as good. although private schaefer sadly perished in the battle of burma, his deep love of country and yours and -- deep love of someone veryes and special is with us today, his grandnephew, chief petty officer daniel schaefer. where is daniel? [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you have do

naval hospital, so many people, so many great people. every marine and sailor standing on uss wasp is strength of power. the 7th fleet is the most forward deployed fleet. you are 70 ships and submarines with 140 aircraft and 400,000 of finest sailors and marines. did you know that about yourselves. we have marine staff sergeant daniel patterson. where's daniel? get over here, daniel. cheers and applause] tough-looking guy. every single generation of staff sergeant patterson's family has served in the united states family all the way back to the revolutionary war, but he was the first to choose the marines. [laughter] president trump: after completing two tours of duty, staff sergeant patterson requested another overseas tour and wanted to go to squap and he needs what america needs and what america needs is daring warrior in the pacific. staff sergeant patterson today you and your fail sailors and courageare vr unmatched and valor. you know where we're talking and talking about. we really appreciate you being here. daniel, going to do so

his staff assignments include tax submarine division on the chief of naval operations staff, naval aide to the president, prospective commanding officer, instructive commander, submarine forces, u.s. pacific fleet, assistant deputy director -- can i read the whole thing? >> kiev, go ahead. >> ladies and gentlemen. i do want to add one thing -- he is also one of the finest human beings ever had the chance to serve with or ever know, not to mention one heck of a leader. our 31st chief of operations, admiral john green. [laughter] [applause] i had lunch with him yesterday. greene: quick piece of advice, don't do it of in a row with the same name. it's only been four years, jeez. start with some preparatory material, if i could. what a first-class event this is. for everybody who has started intoesterday and rolled the early morning event this morning, i think we would all have to agree that this is absolutely world-class and we just should all -- nice, super round of applause for the navy league for putting this all on, bringing us all together. thank you so much. [applause] this does not

during this portion chief of naval naval operations adm. john richardson spoke about issues facing the u.s. navy including recruitment and retention. >> it is an honor to be able to serve as the executive director of the navy league of the united states. i want to publicly thank alan kaplan, the senior leaders of the navy league and all of the volunteers, the nearly 40,000 volunteers that expand the nation and are also overseers for the up-- overseas to have the opportunity to serve you. i hope to do well by you. it is also an honor to welcome back to the stage the chief of naval operations adm. john richardson who will be our keynote speaker-- speaker. he's my good friend and john richardson began serving as chief of naval operations in september 2015. his staff assignments include submarine division on the chief of naval operations staff, naval aid to the president, commanding instructor and commander, submarine forces, us pacific fleet, executive director, can i read the whole thing? ladies and gentlemen. [ laughter ] i want to add that

from the naval air station in norfolk.hen went to jacksonville then jacksonville take a fund their went to guantanamo bay which is in cuba and then it left guantanamo bay about 7.30 and was attempting to land at the naval air station in jacksonville about 9.30 when it skidded off the runway and into the water there the saint johns river, 142 people are on board and they are all accounted for in at this hour. you can see that the plane is in the water, but they are acknowledging that the water is shallow and of course that made it much easier for the rescuers and the emergency crews to get in there and get those people off the plane. we do understand that some animals which were on the plane, some pets. i have not yet been accounted for so again this is a department of defense contracts flight this is not your typical standard airline where you can go buy a ticket. >>and go somewhere this is working for the department of defense moving people personnel and their dependents around between navy facilities and apparently was r

both the technology is changing in terms of what can define naval power, contribute to naval power going forward. also, the security environment is changing. that's why we're refreshing it. that's primarily a navy effort using other folks outside the navy. then, we are working very closely with the combatant commanders as they update their global campaign plans to make sure that there is an overlap here, so that we are all consistent. in terms of, if general o'shaughnessy needs this particular force to exercise his responsibilities well then, it , would be really great if we had that force available when he needed it. so there has got to be a meeting there of supply and demand, if you will. that's got to be an effort we've got going on, should finish up later on this year, late in the summer, and that will influence the navy that we strive to build going forward. bradley: while we are on ships, let me ask you, last week, the decision to not refuel the truman was reversed. that's obviously several billions of dollars. now that your successor will basically have to refuel the truman and ke

naval aide to the president. perspective demanding officer and instructor, commander, submarine forces, the u.s. pacific fleet, u.s. deputy director -- can i read the whole thing? >> no. >> please? >> no. >> ladies and gentlemen, i want to add one thing, he is one of the finest human beingings i have ever had the chance to serve with or know. he is one heck of a leader, admiral john richardson. >> i cannot shake this. i had lunch with him yesterday. >> a quaint bit of advice, don't do two cnos in a row with the same first name. also, let me just start off with some preparatory material, if it i could. one, what a first class event this is. i think for everybody who is started off yesterday and rolled into the early morning events this morning, i think we would all have to agree this is absolutely world class and we just should all, you know, a nice, super round of applause for the navy league for putting this on and bringing us all together. thank you so much. and this does not happy without the generosity of a n

you have to build these two different standard because we are a naval force. we are part of the sea service. were going to be at or near the coast. we have to be somewhere where we can get to the sea. so the three-point 3. come oven bill at camp lejeune is hopefully congress, the may be some sort of self milk to address that. i think we will have to be as the comment that said, when we put our buildings over the minister said we put them up, do we find the high ground? to relook will be put our data system could we can't put in the basement of the building anywhere. it's got to be in a different place. you have to have different design specifications. we are looking at where we are and what the long-term rejection is for those places and what would it cost us to move them. the bill is pretty substantial. you think about the idea of, hypothetically had to move camp lejeune, what would you do about that? where would you go? where with the money? we are paying attention to it, but it's a sobering thought. right now the we're trying to get camp lejeune fixed and g

naval station in florida. and india real from the devastation after one of the worst storms in memory. i'm michael oku a boeing seven thirty seven has crashed on landing in florida twenty one people were injured as the airliner slid off the runway at naval station jacksonville in the northeast of the u.s. state the commercial jet had been chartered by the u.s. military and was arriving from a u.s. base in cuba. said it was terrifying to describe how in the middle of a thunderstorm the seven thirty seven bounced twice on the runway and skidded into the st john's river but the plane did not submerge and all one hundred forty three people aboard were able to escape by climbing out onto the wing authorities said disaster had been averted. i just want to emphasize yet again we transported twenty one people all adults from this incident involving an aircraft a commercial boeing seven thirty seven aircraft here and it is jack the twenty one individuals that we transported were all listed in good condition no critical

six women have been selected to pave the way for future women in naval aviation. same classes, same drills, same exercises come and they fly the same planes. lieutenant1973, judith nupur became the first woman to solo in a navy aircraft when she took off from 1834 from t-34aval air station -- from the naval air station. >> it was a very good feeling to know that i had actually taken that plane off and brought it back home all my own. it was definitely a feeling of satisfaction, the feeling of having gotten over one hurdle. and i think it helped to sort of ability a little confidence -- confidence,ittle that we are in the program, we can fly the planes and we are able to cope with the pressures and the rigorous training that we are involved in. strength lies in the fact that individuals are given the chance to show what they can do, black or white, male or female, the opportunity is there. these women prove it. the ladies who wear the navy blue. ♪ announcer: on monday, memorial day, american history tv and c-span's washington journal are marking the 75th anniversar

naval station in florida. and india reels from the devastation after one of the worst storms in memory. welcome to news i'm michael oku elaborate ceremonies are underway in bangkok to crown thailand's new king. long kong also known as rama the tenth the king was officially crowned as a divine mana the first the country has seen in seven decades the sixty six year old ascended to the throne after the death of his widely revered father in twenty sixty saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. scholer chelsea until following the festivities for us in bangkok troll it this is day one of a three d. . ceremony to consecrate the king is a living god has a ceremony going so far. let me just give you some context today this is the first time that makes people gathered here today with the king in thailand being around because of course it's sixty nine years almost in the day that the long morning w

naval station in florida. and in her last race before a controversial rule change in track and field caster semenya overwhelms the competition in the eight hundred meters. welcome to michael oku elaborate ceremonies are underway in bangkok to crown thailand's new king but he. also known as rom of the ten the king was officially crowned as a divine mana the first the country has seen in seven decades the sixty six year old ascended to the throne after the death of his widely revered father in two thousand and sixteen saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the upholder of buddhism in thailand. do. pill is following the festivities for us in bangkok this is day one of a three day ceremony to consecrate the king as a living god house a country doing with this ceremony today. hi michael yes this is the first time the vast majority of people here in thailand are witnessing at the coronation of the monic it is of course almo

a naval public affairs specialist at the naval jacksonville saying a boeing 737 slid off a runway intotonight. there was 136 people on board. the jackson mayor is tweeting tonight we have a commercial plane down on the river. i have been briefed bay our fire and rescue. they are on the scene while they work. that's what i said. please pray. let's get mary on the phone. she joins us now. she is our aviation expert. can you tell us more. >> yes. first the question is if it's a commercial plane, what it was doing at the naval air station. they would need special permission or an emergency situation. the news reports are it's taking off. usually when you're skidding off runway like this, most often it's a landing situation. you have a weather problem and there are more questions than answers because it wasn't the naval air station. i can see the pictures. and difficult to notice any logos in the commercial aircraft. stow does appear to be from the lack of commercial aircraft logos, it does appear to be special flying or -- but it's just not possible in the pictures i have to see the logo.

ok, that contributes to naval power. might coment, that to counting against the battle force or not, but we have to be careful to make sure we are not constructing something that counts to the tally but doesn't deliver me -- naval power. at the end of the day, the real measure is power, not ship count. >> on the flipside of that coin, regardless of how the unmanned systems go toward that total more ofnt, if you bring those capabilities online, do you think that could reduce the other classes of man ships, potentially? >> the platforms become more comprise more and more of the net power we deliver . given that the nation needs a and that'sof power composed of many components, you can definitely see and anticipate some adjustments within the composition of the naval force. >> great, thank you. >> let's go to this question. next thank you. >> given the increased effort in directed energy, do you see in the future small-scale nuclear power at the 1-10 megawatt level playing a larger role in the force structure? guess i will

senior naval officer, chief naval officer, on how he could strengthen the alliances and partnerships with you. that is my question. rear adm. morley: emily, give -- the coin.in do not mix it up with the other coins. [laughter] will startroctor: i on that. beenngagements -- i have in my job for a short time, five months, in comparison to the gentleman beside me. twohat time, i have had high-level engagements with the u.s. navy. the first was cno admiral richardson at the end of last year. was an admiral from the compact fleet. those two gentlemen have made it a long wayealand is away geographically, but the u.s. is willing to assist us and work with us and by demonstrating leadership within our area of the pacific, we balance that. this is the value of what those gentlemen have demonstrated. we understand leadership, but our approach is to work with our partners. a leadershipis done alongside our partners rather than a more traditional leading from the front. is some of the u.s.ssions we had with the , we do not always agree. we sometimes disagree. we explore things. gentlemen, i coul

viets mursu was appointed chief the roam yan naval staff in december 2013. vice admiral mersu, well, sir. >> and our third panelist, rear admiral david proctor chief of navy new zealand. rear dmirld proctor assumed the reel of chief of navy on 29 november 2018 following numerous senior positions within the kneesland defense force including deputy commander joint forces new zealand and acting vice chief of defense force. in addition he is he has held a number of logistics positions within the new zealand navy. he molds graduate degrees in management and politics and policy and at graduate of the fellow certain for strategic sta in cam ber australia. rear admiral proctor, welcome, sir. [ applause ] . and with that i'm going to grab the fourth water and i'll turn it over to admiral kraus thank you very much. admiral kraus, sir. >> ladies and gentlemen, first of all i would like to thank our hosts and organizers of this symposium for inviting me again. it's an honor and privilege to be a member of this esteemed panel. it does not oem give me the opportunity to b

naval station in florida. on my ass waiter welcome to the program. israeli airstrikes on gaza have killed three palestinians including a toddler and her mother and eighty year old israeli woman has been seriously injured in iraq at strike these are just some of the casualties as violence flares up again between israel and the palestinians these explosions are in gaza city as israeli shells hit palestinian targets israel says it's responding to a flurry of rockets being fired from the palestinian enclave across the border into its territory and gaza says it's responding to israeli aggression. for more on this we're joined by our correspondent in jerusalem tanya why is this surge of violence happening now. well we're seeing here another serious flare up after a period of relative calm in gaza and the area surrounding the now that came after. after egypt and the u.n. had brokered some sort of understanding spitter in israel and hamas in the lead up to the israeli elections so that period has been relatively calm but lately tensions have been flaring up

is in residence at naval academy as the chair of naval and military history. a distinguished professorship. the forthcoming book, fire and fortitude, 1941- 1943 will be out on july 30. today the talk will be based on the recent book, the dead and those about to die. the day, the big red one on omaha beach. he will speak about the unforgettable story of the big red ones 19 hours of . while the role of officers is part of the story, he will share the infantry soldiers experienced during the landing. c i'm sure eisenhower would've appreciated the work. the real hero of world war ii is g.i. joe. tell us about some of the gis and i introduced dr. john mcmanus. >> thank you. everyone hear me okay? thank you for that wonderful introduction. all the folks that made this possible, our host at gettysburg college. a pretty nice day out there. listening to me and these brilliant scholars that preceded me. is a tough act to follow. indulge me. i will do my best. would truck me when dr. simons was talking so movingly about the weather- related decision, what has always stru

we start with patrick shanahan at the naval academy. after that, commencement reaches from elisha cummins and eric , andmb, michigan governor we close with an archival commencement speech, president ronald reagan speaking at this the goodell college in 1993, 4 years after leaving office. at the naval academy commencement, acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan told graduates to set the standard on preventing sexual assault. in 2017 until being appointed as acting secretary this year and later being nominated to take the job permanently. [applause] mr. shanahan: thank you. thank you, vice admiral carter. secretary spencer, where are you? there you are. ambassadors, distinguished guests and all faculty and alumni. thank you for joining us on this special day. to the families and friends here today, moms and dads, brothers ts, and,ers, aun uncles, grandparents, loving friends. would you please stand? that is all of you. there you go. [laughter] [applause] keep standing. this day belongs to our graduates but was made possible by your

the naval complex. officials say the plane slid of the runway and went right into the river. teams are working to contain fuel spilling and the water. the naval stations public a six -- a public a pair up with confirmed that the plane was in route to guantÁnamo bay, cuba. guantÁnamo bay called the plane the rotator, which is a charter flight that there is military personnel, contractors, and family members on and off the military base. the jacksonville sheriff's office says the plane landed in shallow water and was not s'mores. 21 people were taken the hospital but are in good condition. the mayor of jacksonville says that president trump reached ou to him and offered help as the situation developed. north korea firing several shor range missiles into the sea of japan. this is according to the south korean joint chiefs of staff. they say the missiles were lost from -- on north korea eastern coast. they flew about 125 miles befor landing in the water. the us in south korea authorities are analyz

we are actually looking at live pictures now from the naval base and lshinzo abe with dignitaries, justit. why has he put such store in this relationship. what exactly is in itforjapan? this relationship. what exactly is in it forjapan? there are a few issues of play. inevitably it looks at the two largest economies in the world, the us and china, and the us has been for decades its strongest ally. its relationship with china is adjusting but it needs to keep that strong friend in the us. insignificant they are visiting military bases because another thing that lshinzo abe would like to achieve in his time leading this country is potentially constitutional reform, strengthening the military capabilities of this country which since the second world war has not been allowed to turf military which can attack and defend itself. he would like constitutional reform in the us as a source that can help him in terms of adding to its military capability. of course, there are elections always on the horizon. the elections for the upper housein horizon. the elections for the upper house injuly hori

naval station in florida to. play. waiter welcome to the program. israeli airstrikes on gaza have killed four palestinians and mooted more than twenty others and israeli woman was injured in iraq it strike as violence flared up again between israel and the palestinians militants fired hundreds of rockets from gaza into southern israel well israel well israel retaliated with air strikes turkish prime minister rhetoric type everyone condemned a strike on a building housing his country's state run news agency calling it quote a crime against humanity the e.u. has called for an immediate halt to the hostilities. sirens screaming warnings in southern israel is volleys of rocket soar across the border from gaza residents rush to air raid shelters the israeli military says palestinian militants launched over two hundred rockets on saturday some struck codings like here in kiryat gut. dozens were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system. the israeli army says that in retaliation its planes and tanks hit around one hundred twenty palestinian targets

naval station in florida. i'm irish waiter welcome to the program. israeli airstrikes on gaza have killed four palestinians and wounded more than a dozen others as violence flares up again between israel and the palestinians after a month long easing of hostilities militants fired hundreds of rockets from gaza into southern israel while israeli forces retaliated with air strikes the e.u. has called for an immediate halt to the hostilities. sirens screaming warnings in southern israel is volleys of rockets or across the border from gaza residents rush to air raid shelters the israeli military says palestinian militants launched over two hundred rockets on saturday some struck cohens like here in korea got. dozens were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system. the israeli army says that in retaliation its planes and tanks hit around one hundred twenty palestinian targets turkey says one of the buildings destroyed in gaza city housed its state run news agency among the victims were a palestinian woman and her fourteen month old daughter as the v

this report is the only one in the world where we, american naval fleet and allied naval fleet headquarteredestament to the ironclad partnership between u.s. and japan japanese forces but you're advancing fleet on the high seas shielding our nation from dangerous weapons and preserving the peace that generations of valley and warriors gave their lives to secure. one of those intrepid americans was private first class john schaefer. born and raised in tower city pennsylvania, private schaefer was a member of a group of u.s. army special forces who fought in the pacific during world war ii under the legendary command of general frank merrill. good general. good general? pretty good, right? that's what they say. are you better? just be as good. although private schaefer sadly perished in the battle of burma, his deep love of country indoors and someone very special with us today. his grandnephew, senior chief petty officer daniel schaeffer. where is daniel? can i get him up. and i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you've done. we've picked a couple of people that are outstandin

the plane was landing at naval air station, jacksonville, a military airport at the jacksonville naval complex. it landed on the runway and then skidded into the river. here's a picture of that scene. teams are working to contain fuel spelling into the water there. the naval station's public affairs officer confirms that the plane was on route from guantanamo bay cuba. naval station guantanamo bay calls the plane a rotator, which is a charter flight that varies military personnel, contractors, and family members on and off the military base. the plane was a part of the hearing 142 people. the jacksonville sheriff's office says the plane landed in shallow water. it was not a submerged, and all passengers on board are alive, and accounted for. lenny curry, the mayor of jacksonville, says in a tweet that president trump reached out to him and offered help as that situation develops in florida. meantime, north korea firing several short-range missiles into the sea of japan. this is according to the south korean joint chiefs of staff. they say that missiles were launched for mark green's ea

naval station in florida and. anti-lock brakes before a controversial rule change in track and field caster semenya overwhelms the competition in the eight hundred big. time rebecca ritter's welcome to the program elaborate ceremonies are underway in bangkok to crown thailand's new king. kong the sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six days after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invest invest him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. who believe the coronation begins with a ritual cleansing under nine months. the water is drawn from rivers and lakes across the kingdom it's the first coronation in thailand didn't it the seventy years for many. ties the king is the highest moral authority. we all regardless selves as children of the king nation religion and the monarchy are the pillars of our society that's why we have unconditional loyalty to the king. graham of the tenth c

naval station in florida to. play. on my schwager welcome to the program. israeli airstrikes on gaza have killed four palestinians and wounded dozens of others after a month long easing of hostilities gaza militants fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel israeli forces responded with airstrikes and tank shelling has called for an immediate end to the hostilities. israeli airstrikes pound gaza city in retaliation for palestinian rocket attacks the military says it hit over one hundred palestinian targets one was a six story commercial and residential building which turkey says housed at state run an adult a news agency the country's foreign ministry condemned the attacks and called on the international community to take action to ease tensions dozens were wounded a pregnant palestinian woman and her young daughter were among the dead. earlier gaza militants launched more than two hundred fifty rockets across the border into southern israel. some rockets struck homes like here in kiryat gut three people wounded dozens of rockets were intercepted by is

naval station in florida. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program a palestinian toddler and a man have been killed in israeli airstrikes on gaza and eight year old israeli woman has been seriously injured in a palestinian rocket strike these are just some of the casualties as violence flares up between israel and the palestinians h. side says it's retaliating for the attacks of the other these explosions are in gaza city as israeli shells hit palestinian targets israel says it's responding to a flurry of rockets being fired from the palestinian enclave across the border into its territory. well for more on this we're joined by correspondent ten-year kramer can you why is this surge of violence happening now. while it has been a relative period a period of relative calm you have to say if i can remind you that just before the israeli elections so on a poll nine there have been some understandings being broke at between israel and the militant group hamas to calm down the situation there have been serious flare

in this respect, the countries are organizing periodically exercises, naval exercises. in my domain as well as the other sea warfare domains. all the activities that we are doing and we are performing into the black sea are in no way provocative, are in no way conducting in a way that can be interpreted as provocative. all of the behavior that we're seen and noticed regarding the fleet, regarding our exercises that are conducted in the black sea are somehow ununderstandable because none of them are on -- in line or should be or can be interpretered as provocative. nowadays we like it or not, looking at the black sea and not only on the black sea, but the old eastern -- southeastern and eastern flank of nato, we can see a saw iron curtain is already established. and we are looking at those three a-2, a-3 hubs, that one is established up north as the admiral mentioned here, the other one is in crimea and the last one, the southern is into syria which is the new established russia fleet navy base into the east mediterranean from where they can project their power into syri

naval station in florida and. the last race before a controversial rule change in track and field cast as the menu overwhelms the competition in the eight hundred meters. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program elaborate ceremonies are underway in bangkok to crown thailand's new king mojave he run along corn a sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six days after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. some feel is following the festivities for us in bangkok charlotte this is day one of a three day ceremony to consecrate the king how is the ceremony going. they are back a while advance today are starting to draw to a close here in thailand it's the early evening here at the men but i'm sure you can see behind me there are still people gathered around the grand palace here they've been likely to be here late into the evening and tha

naval academy as the chair of naval and military history, a distinguished visiting professorship. his forthcoming book, "fire and fortitude: the u.s. army in the pacific war, 1941-1943," will be out july 30. so you can look out for that one. today, his talk will be based on his recent book, "the dead and those about to die: d-day, the big red one on omaha beach." he will speak about the unforgettable story of the big red one's ultimate triumph. on june 2, 1944. while the role of officers is part of the story, john will share the infantry soldier's story during the landing. now, as a reader of history, i am sure dwight eisenhower would have appreciated john's work. eisenhower always said the real hero of world war ii is g.i. hero of world war ii is g.i. joe. i'm pleased to introduce dr. john mcmanus. [applause] dr. mcmanus: thank you. thank you. everybody hear me ok? good. i will try to keep the microphone at the proper level. if not, please do yell out. thank you for that wonderful introduction. i appreciate it. i would like to thank all the folks that made this possible, our host

later, remarks by admiral john richardson, chief of naval operations. the senate devils in at 3:00 p.m. eastern to continue work on executive and judicial nominations. on c-span3, we returned to the naval leagues sea, air, and space exploration for a discussion on international day leadership. now pentagon officials briefed reporters about the findings in a 2019 report to congress on military and security developments in china and the country's efforts to become a military power. this is about 40 minutes. >> thank you. good morning. yesterday, the department of defense submitted our annual report to congress, which we refer to as the china military power report. this report is our authoritative statement on how we view developments in the chinese military as well as how that integrates within their overall strategy. of course, this relates to what we do here at the department of defense and our implementation of our national defense strategy, which states that the united states will compete from a position of strength while encouraging china to cooperat

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joke, late husband used to you just heard he went to the naval academy. he used to joke on such that he couldn't understand how someone who are graduated fifth from the bottom at the naval academy as he did could deserve uch a distinction and an honorary one to boot. my d a little better in academia than he did, but i'm till genuinely humbled to be here by the honor. we will tt school is none and respected for its of students in careers of international affairs. that is a pretty broad field and your education has equipped you for a variety of occupations in the private and public sector. wish you all the best of luck in finding jobs that satisfy aspirations. this will sound like a tired cliche perhaps, but i hope many knowledge and skills you acquired here to make the world better. and foremost, because the world really needs your help, also because nothing else in your life will be more satisfying than helping make life better for others. there is nothing more liberating in life, my husband used to say, greater ing a cause than your own self-interests, a

the naval and air bombardment slightly wounded two german soldiers. two. it wasn't pleasant. you know, but it didn't do a lot of damage. it knocked out a fortified flame thrower so that was one very productive thing it did. but other than that, the beach was kind of largely untouched whereas you would have been briefed as a soldier they're going to knock it over. it's going to be great. it's going to be good. many of these guys being cynical were extremely skeptical and unfortunately had their skepticism confirmed. so, you go ashore about 6:30. you saw the footage climbing down the nets and all that. that happens about two hours before that. so, you're climbing down the nets into landing craft and circling around about an hour and a half two hours. people are seasick. the seas are choppy. ice miserable. the 16th regimen received the quote honor of going in first at low tide. why low tide? so we can see the obstacles. there's ton of obstacles and mines. one out of four americans going on sure is an engineer because they have to deal with mines and obstacles. the navy and army