navy.ecountsr historian events between the two outwardly from the nations. the national world war i museum and memorial posted and provided the video for this event. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker tonight. as therrently serves fleet admiral, professor at maritime history at the u.s. naval war college, and is the emeritus major chair of historical research at the u.s. army command and general staff college. inretired from the u.s. navy 2004, at the rank of commander after 23 years. flying as the officer land and carrier-based aircraft. a variety of subjects including military history since 2000. japan fromstory of the age of the samurai to the 21st-century, napoleonic warfare, the operational art of the great campaign, and he co-authored eyewitness pacific numerousas well as articles and editorials. he was rewarded uprising -- uprising in 2011. america's book is first general staff, a short history of the rise and fall of the general board of the navy 1900 through 1950, which

navy. >> thank you. >> ranking member cane, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you this morning with the secretary of the navy and add welcome man dant burger. my wife linda behind me joins me this morning. to be effective the united states navy has to be able to carry out two critical functions. the first is sea control and the second is power projection. both of those missions are timeless. the navy does not need to reinvent itself. the manner in which we carry out those functions and the equipment we use to do it do change over time, but as admiral nimitz said, in front of a joint congress in 1945, he called those missions timeless. president john f. kennedy in the wake of the cuban missile crisis said the same thing. so for me, sea control and the capability to control the seas and dominating the oceans is my primary focus. with respect to readiness, that covers two areas. readiness today, which i believe is the focus of this hearing,

we do need icebreakers and the navy recognizes it is central to the united states navy and then to rely on the coast guard for the executive order. >> so the navy's presence and marine corps we have done some 20 exercises that ranges from unilateral joint exercises to those bilateral exercises with the closest allies and partners in the multilateral exercises so they are not extraordinary but the beginning has become part of the day to day business tied to the national defense strategy as the global integrator like china and russia to include the arcti arctic. >> i share your concern senator north tom is looking at potentially what happened with communication breakdown. with the fishermen or the miscommunication with the us government the us fishermen should not feel threatened by another nation and that continued presence up there the perhaps more needs to be doneco to have a lot of discussions about it. >> secretary want to talk to about the announcement of the first flee in the atlantic fleet one minute on the first fleet so with your announcement it will take the sizablee real estat

navy. i would also like to thank diana mauer director of defense capability in management and her team at the government accountability office for submitting the requested statement for the record for this hearing, gao is an invaluable resource to our work on the committee. some of the issues that i would like to address in cover today are covid-19 and its impact on the readiness of u.s. navy and marine corps, the navy and marine corps pivotal role in countering power competition is highlighted in the national defense strategy, the commandant of the marine corps bold new force design and planning guidance, recent provocation of russian military exercises, massive russian military exercises in the arctic and related to that the role of the navy and the marine corps as they play an increasingly important role in protecting our strategic interest in the arct arctic, let me touch on these briefly, first the impact of covid-19 on navy and marine corps readiness, over the last three months this c

navy kind of has a worse record, but navy does lead this 121-year tradition, 61 games to 52 the oversty, kind of rainy day up on the shore9 of the hudson river on west point. a magnificent, patriotic plus. if you ever get a chance to visit, it ising magnificent. arthel, wonderful that the game is about to begin. arthel: i mean, it's not perfect football weather, but it doesn't matter, because the enthusiasm is there. you know, it made the choir sound that much more angelic. i mean, their rendition of the national anthem was just beautiful. so, listen, the coin toss is going to happen, the president will go sit with the army, then the navy and we'll cover it for you. eric and i are back at four eastern.

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go navy. take care.'s in new york next year i say it now host our show outside of the stadium and have roger staubach on set. will: let's do it will. pete: here is to 2021. pfizer vaccine could be distributed as soon as monday. steve daines took part in the trial. he weighs in on the success and development of the vaccine and on the crucial run-up in georgia coming up next. ♪ i'm good i'm good i'm good ♪ i'm good ♪ but not anymore! an alternative to pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. rachel: we are back with a fox news alert. the fda approving pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use in the u.s. officially paving the way for widespread distribution. pete: montana senator steve daines took part in pfizer's vaccine trial. he joins us now. senator, thank you so much for being here. we see you are standing in front of that big bus, big election

he reacted well to the navy. i think he liked the navy people for whatever reason. never really says. it is clear he likes what he sees in the navy boys. gen. petraeus: of course they saved grant and sherman at shiloh. let me ask about that. fairly early on still in the western campaign. 1862. pivotal in theso relationship between grant and sherman that seems to flourish nearly terrible reverse for the union forces? john: you have already answered the question. maybe i could ask you to talk about this stuff. statement that was supposedly said by grant. gen. petraeus: at the end of that terrible first day, and shiloh was always cold bloody shiloh because there was terrible loss. weresherman and grant nearly driven into the tennessee river, clinging to the theerbank, at night all available shelter is used to hack off klimbs. the navy is working hard to bring in reinforcements that will enable the union to own the field later on. that night, still a pretty desperate situation. grant is sitting under a tree with a stub of a cigar under his mouth and sherman comes out of

. >>> a senate armed services subcommittee looks into navy and marine readiness at a hearing today. our live coverage begins at 9:15 a.m. eastern on cspan3. >>> today brandon wales, acting director of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency and others testify on how the government is responding to cyber threats during the coronavirus pandemic. watch live beginning at 2:30 eastern on cspan3, online or listen on the free cspan radio app. >>> at morehead we still talk about the role that we played on the front lines of the cold war because the space race was a major, major initiative within the cold war. >> t minus 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition. >> we are on the campus of the university of north carolina chapel hill. i'm standing in front of the morehead building, home of the morehead planetarium which is now the morehead planetarium and science center. john motley morehead iii is from a famous family. his grandfather was governor of carolina. he attended carolina as an undergraduate student in chemistry. made an accidental discovery in a chemistry lab as an

navy by really a series of accidents. he had accidentally been thrust into the position of amending one of the task forces at the battle of midway and was credited for winning battle and then he had been recalled to shore duty to the nemesis chief of staff sophie and nimitz became very close. professionally and personally and essentially minutes that i trust this guy to take the fleet out and make the same decisions that i would if i, if i was commanding at sea minutes never commanded at sea during the second world war. he was sure about for the entire war. he has this guy take the fleet to see. course by 1944 i think he's getting it" is, we have overwhelming naval superiority that we're going to win this war. that's not take any unnecessary chances that may allow the enterprising japanese to get in and score a lucky victory against us. let's play by the numbers. and i think that was the correct approach to stick by that light stage of the war. and that certainly has generally been the judgment of historians rated him at

but yes, i think they will have to deploy the navy to protect the fisheries.h the cod wars. tell us what you are involved with? well, we tried to keep fishing when the icelandic government decided that they were extending their limits to protect the stocks. as far as we we re protect the stocks. as far as we were concerned, protect the stocks. as far as we were concerned , we protect the stocks. as far as we were concerned, we were entitled to keep fishing, so we had several conversations with the gunboats that came out. they resorted to trapping oui’ came out. they resorted to trapping our gear away, and we resorted to a few tactics, trying to stop them. i managed to disable a gunboats when he was trying to catch my gear once. and we had another brush in with a gun boat when we were both locked alongside each other throwing nuts and bolts and anything we could get hold of at each other. are you worried that something similar could happen again now? possibly. it depends how it is handled, but possibly, yes. buti depends how it is handled, but possibly, yes. bu

against the navy pilots in july of 1943. we'll touch on that later. thank you. >> thank you, anne. while we're focused on red sox players who were on the active roster at the time world war ii broke out, sh we would be remisf we didn't touch on two stories of guys who were no longer playing at that time. one was mo berg. we could do an entire presentation just on mo berg. they made a movie of his life. he spoke a dozen languages and he went to princeton and got his law degree. evidently as a baseball player was quite satisfied with his lot in life as a backup catcher and ultimately bullpen catcher. but mo in the early '30s, i believe 1932 and again in 1934 made a couple of trips to japan with a team of major leaguers that played exhibition games against the japanese and while over there, mo kind of sauntered into i believe it was a hospital on the pretext of visiting a patient there and he took a camera and went up to the roof and took a picture of all kinds of installations in tokyo and as the story was later told, general

president, first sitting president to attend the army navy game, teddy roosevelt 1901. only two presidents showed up for armey-navy game. bush and you are the third. why are you here? president trump: it is special. they have been to the white house. we give them awards. always the commander commander-in-chief award. the coaches are terrific. >> you took over a military cut by 25%. only had 3:00 brigades ready to fight and was out of bullets. what have you done in the four years to change that? president trump: entirely rebuilt the military like never before. new missiles and rockets and tanks and ships and planes. we have the f-35 is coming in by the hundreds as you know. when i took over we had depleted military. we had no ammunition. i never forget a very overrated general coming to see me, sir, we have no ammunition. this is my first two days in office. i say no president should ever have to hear that. no president should be ever be spied on either. we head a lot of records. but we have a totally rebuilt and our nuclear is now tippy-top. you hope to god you never ha

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. >> yes, i was in the navy. i went into the navy in 1955.there was a lot of discrimination going on then. to make a long story short, i was on one vessel and i was sent there to be the barber. they did not want me to beat the barber. [inaudible] >> another ship i went aboard, they made me the master at arms. i was in charge of the laundry. when i got ready to transfer from the ship, they rode up and evaluation on me. they weren't supposed to do that, but when they wrote the evaluation up, they graded me low. my appearance they put, not observed. so i had my orders and went to the executive office of the ship, he was the second in command. i said, sir. how can they evaluate me and never seen me? look what they've got there for my evaluation. he told me, he said, boy, the only thing i can tell you is to square yourself away when you get to your next duty station. they were not even supposed to evaluate because i wasn't there for 90 days. you need to be there for these three months before they evaluate you. >> william, thank you for sharing you

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yes, i served with the navy and the marines.my wife served one week at camp pendleton with educators. we had the honor of spending one hour with woody williams, the congressional medal of honor winner, at the 100th anniversary of the american legion. he was in his eighties. he was like a young guy. my wife wrote an award winning calm about woody williams. as far as the marine corps, my grandmother's star brother served in world war i. we ended up being stationed in germany, but woody williams is a great american. god bless him and god bless the marine corps. >> do you remember that poem that your wife wrote about woody williams? >> not as of right now, no. but she starts off by saying he's a young guy. part of it, she says he served his country and never asked why. he did it because that is what everyone is supposed to do, even if they risk their lives. he was a young guy when he went over there, my god. we were sitting there and he had his mettle with him and shared it with us. he was a guest of honor. we did not even know that

navy kind of has a worse record, but navy does lead this 121-year tradition, 61 games to 52 the oversty, kind of rainy day up on the shore9 of the hudson river on west point. a magnificent, patriotic plus. if you ever get a chance to visit, it ising magnificent. arthel, wonderful that the game is about to begin. arthel: i mean, it's not perfect football weather, but it doesn't matter, because the enthusiasm is there. you know, it made the choir sound that much more angelic. i mean, their rendition of the national anthem was just beautiful. so, listen, the coin toss is going to happen, the president will go sit with the army, then the navy and we'll cover it for you. eric and i are back at four eastern. u don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. so wrap up a supportive casper mattress and pillows. soft percale sheets, all things cozy for your best night's sleep. give the gift of a better bedroom with 10% off at casper.com my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with

he enlisted in 1942 in the navy, he did not wait for the draft. he thought the war was going to last a lot longer. and he slept aboard a tug in the pacific. when the war was over, he had to finish out his time of service. so mr. -- was assigned to the ship -- he participated in operation crossroads. operation crossroads was something i heard about, but maybe wasn't quite sure immediately so this is a series of nuclear tests that was held in the marshall islands in the pacific gas that were done in 1946. so, the natives on the atoll were removed off of the island so that the u.s. could perfoem these nuclear tests and continue to study them. abel and baker were both detonated. they tested nuclear weapons on warships, in particular. and so mr. graff, he was situated about 10 miles or so outside of the detonation, and he witnessed abel and baker. after these detonations, they were living life as normal on the ships and they would actually pull the water from the lagoon to clean with, to brush their teeth with, and to cook with. so these atomic detonat

his fourth consecutive army-navy game.e 34th president of the united states, dwight eisenhower said the army and navy are best of friends. 364 half days of the year but on this one saturday afternoon we're worst of enemies. >> they hold those bragging rights until the game rolls around to the next year. thanks so much. >>> the largest soccer stadium in netherlands was shut down by the coronavirus and now it's being put back to use because of the coronavirus. we'll explain next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the ote

next is my dad, and the navy public zest. and the head survival guide who was close to to the guys that came down to amhurst. most of these players play the majority of their military ball and the next slide we'll show you a little about the culture. i got ahold of this copic book. these guys really work out and there you go. my dad there as a kid reading the magazine. it is amazing how things come together after people pass away and you start digging through scrapbooks. the next pick schur a page picture -- this was a famous picture i believe in sporting news. it is about -- he is in his late 80s, he is on the knee of johnny. my dad with a baseball coach. i'm going to rattle through these pretty quickly. i don't in anyone remembers johnny morris, came over from durham and of course big tobacco being in north carolina in the dugout in one of the games. and next slide there you go. johnny was always happy. always had a bare bones. th they, in the week, they hit the road on broken down buses on wednesday and often on ted plays.

fast case falls but this outbreak this cluster came to light when a chill a in supply ship at the navy supply ship returned from the base it's going to the it had traveled to the base in late november taking people and supplies to the general bernardo hagan's space and when the chilean navy said that all crew members had taken a coronavirus test before the ship had left chile the mainland but on return last week 3 crew members tested positive and it was on monday that the chilean navy confirmed that there was a cluster of cases actually on the base now the crew members on the ship that currently being kept in quarantine about $21.00 of them actually have the virus but that's 208 cream members navy ship and we so earlier in the panda in in the pandemic halley of the sea air a lot of clusters happened just as of the coronavirus happening on cruise ships on navy ships mainly because crew members have to share sleeping spaces they share washing facilities and it's difficult to practice all the social distancing that you need to stop the virus from spreading all right so ed article as we kn

the merchant navy suffered one of the highest casualty rates.ls the story of his grandfather who served with the atlantic convoys. huw: the story begins in the tiny seaside village of llanddewi aberarth on the coastline of ceredigion. this is where i'd come to visit my grandparents and this is the little house where they lived. nothing much has changed in the main street. and you can see the house in the background to this family photo, which was taken after the war and my grandfather's return after four years away. he'd gone to sea in the first instance at the age of 1a in 1920. it was the natural thing to do for the boys in the village. but, as he told me many years later, never could he have imagined that that first voyage as a merchant seaman would lead, eventually, to three years in a german prisoner of war camp. newsreel: this is a story of the men who brave the dangers of the sea to bring us our daily bread. the men of the merchant navy faced terrifying danger as they kept britain supplied with food and raw materials. all too often, they

four royal navy ships are on standby to protect british fishing waters.efence say it's part of extensive preparation for a range of scenarios, but it sends a not—so—subtle message that the uk is ready to go it alone. the scottish government has called the move gunboat diplomacy which will not be welcome in scottish waters, and others have also raised concerns. we need to be building alliances, not breaking them apart. the advent us administration is wanting to rekindle western resolve, reenergise an international alliance and take on our adversaries, like russia and china, and here we are actually arguing with a close military european ally. the eu has sent its own message in the final hours of the talks, with leaders rejecting boris johnson's attempts to meet them individually, a public show that they are sticking together as one. the uk has already left the eu. the next few hours will decide exactly what happens next. helen catt, bbc news. let's talk to lord bilimoria, president of the confederation of british industry, an independent life peer in the h

he's at the army, navy game right now up at west point.he administration is thanking americans who stepped up to take part in trials of pfizer's vaccines, all part of the effort in the race to save lives. >> nearly 100,000 americans have already rolled up their sleeves and participated in clinical trials across america. they were the true furs recipient -- first recipients of the vaccine. they deserve our utmost respect and appreciation. without them, we could not be here today. true american heroes. >> reporter: today, the head of the fda also he defended his staff's work you amid some concerns from some people that this may have been rushed to market. the fda insists these vaccines are safe. next week they'll review a second vaccine candidate, coming from massachusetts based moderna. on friday the trump administration announced they purchased 100 million additional doses from moderna. officials insist it appears to be a safe drug. there's a reason they order multiple va vaccines from mull testimony providers, it will -- multiple provider

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that's why the navy operations exist to this day for running the white house mess. of the food that's cooked is run by navy chefs not the white house kitchen staff. >> thank you for speaking today. was there any one elaborate meal that stood out in investigating this book? one more thing, was there a case where someone would have an allergic reaction to something that was eaten amongst the dignitaries? >> yes. the first example is the state dinner cooked for nelson mandela. that was created by an african-american chef named patrick clark who was offered the chef job under president clinton. he was a well-known african-american chef in new york, but he turned it down because it was too much of a pay cut. [laughter] he was making six figures as a cook at the hotel across the treet from the white house. at that time, the white house executive chef salary was $58000. a drop-off from the private sector, and he had several kids so he turned it top. the clintons asked him to create this meal which was a sesame crusted halibut with red curry and lemongrass vegetables as a c

navy captain. captain stan fournier.[applause] >> thank you very much, whatever privilege it is for me to be here this evening, thank you for the invitation. on china where 22nd, 1963, news reached camp david of this assassination of kennedy who had just been a recent visitor to camp david. there was a contractor working at that time named kenneth. mister kenneth notice that in that experience, there was nowhere for people to gather to pray, to think, to be quiet. there was no sacred space whatsoever. and so he began the process of saying that he wanted to see a chapel built a camp david. it took him some time, but through's persistence, he was able to form a nonprofit, he raise the money to build the chapel. and the ground was broken by president reagan who was the first contributor. and then that chapel was dedicated during the presidency of bush 41. it was also during that time that he decided he wanted a chaplain there. and so, i've had the privilege of following in the legacy of having navy chaplains at camp david e

district court judge andrew jetson convened a court of inquiry aboard the navy ship washington in newondon harbor. judson along with the u.s. with the new york marshals and a group of observers heard testimony from the two spanish. the planters, josi luis, and pedro montes, said they had purchased a group of slaves in heaven and chartered space on the armistead to carry slaves along the plantation. several nights out of havana, the enslaved men freed themselves and in their struggle to take command of the ship, killed the captain and his crew. the leaders of the revolt forced ruiz and montes to sail the ship in the direction of the rising sun and west africa. but each night, the spaniards shifted course to the north and west in hopes of encountering another ship. nearly 2 months later, the armistead reached long island sound, desperately short of food and water. one of the enslaved africans on board the washington during the inquest was a young man. he would become better known. he spoke neither english nor spanish and could not testify at this court session. he was recognized by the

navy leads 61-52, and largest 51-0, which is something that the navy would like to see again today. navy won last year, so we'll see what the president says about that in the locker rooms. he heads up to air force one, not stopping to speak to the press and obviously, we'll cover the president's visit there and also the coin toss out on the field at army stadium here in a couple of hours. in the meantime, watching this, house speaker nancy pelosi says she's not really worried about democratic congressman eric swalwell's connection to an alleged chinese spy. well, swalwell is on the intelligence committee and some on capitol hill disaagree with the speaker's assessment. we'll tell you why coming up. this year you got it done. now walmart can help check off your gift list with free curbside pickup, fast delivery from your walmart store, or gifts shipped right to your door. let's end the year celebrating. ♪ >> fox news alert as we take you back down outside the white house where thousands of president trump's supporters are going to march to the supreme court protesting the election re

late in august, the crew of the navy brig washington spotted a badly damaged vessel in long island soundre party trading with local residents along the new york coast. when the naval officers boarded the amistad, they were embraced by two spanish men pleading for protection from a group of african men whom they had purchased as slaves in cuba but who had taken control of the ship. the crew of the washington took custody of the amistad and the 42 africans on board. schooner tohe connecticut, where slavery was legal, rather then a port new york, where slavery had been abolished. under the law of salvage, anyone who rescued a ship from danger was entitled to a portion of the value of the ship and its cargo. once in port, the commanding officer of the washington contacted the federal marshal and requested a hearing in the u.s. district court for connecticut in order to file a claim of salvage. he and the crew intended to submit a claim for rescuing the amistad and its cargo, including the enslaved africans. on august 29, the amistad case entered the federal judicial system when u.s. district

that is why the navy operations existed for running the white house. a lot of the food cooked at the white house is run by navy chefs , not the white house kitchen stuff. >> thank you very much for speaking today. was there any one elaborate meal that stood out in your investigation that you just said, while, was there ever a case when someone had an allergic reaction to something that was given to them amongst the dignitaries? >> the first example is the state dinner cook for nelson mandela. that was actually created by an african-american chef named patrick clark who was offered the white house executive chef job under president linton. he was a well-known african- american chef from new york, tavern on the green, but he turned it down because it was too much of a pay cut. he was making six figures well into the six figures as a cook at the a adams hotel across the street. at that time, the white house executive chef salary was $58,000. it is a drop off from that, and he had several kids, so he turned it down. the clintons asked him to create this me

navy. what's your sense of that? vision for aneed a series of strategic arctic ports the way russia does. a littleomment on that bit and how important that is to the coast guard? senator, i will. i first want to thank you for the infrastructure that you've provided us already. as you know about 10% of the coast guard's infrastructure is alaska. >> we'll continue to provide that as you need it. >> yes, sir. really, specifically with regards to codiac. that's our stepping off point at present with regards to all of gulf of tions in the alaska or heading further out are up north in the bearing and further north. if there was a deep water port north -- we would take advantage of it. benefit to the coast guard. senator sullivan: let me ask one just going to make one more point, again, on the and -- if we were to do of a leasing with regard to medium ice breakers, again, i bridge for some of the polar class ice breakers, those in alaska would make immediate sense. we look at, i know the coast guard has already talked about

president trump attends the army-navy game at west point, taking a vaccine victory lap on the way. >>ay our nation has achieved a medical miracle. >> diaz: in washington, d.c., a presidential flyover as his supporters rally, challenging the will of the people. plus, he put a black santa on his lawn. the backlash after hate mail arrived. >> this man? he ain't coming down. >> diaz: and later, the inn is closed; the faithful locked out. how bethlehem is keeping its christmas cheer. >> merry christmas! this is the "cbs weekend news," from chicago. here's adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. tonight, pfizer is packing boxes with thousands of its covid-19 vaccine, getting them ready for shipment. they're expected to begin arriving in states early monday. shots will soon follow. the f.d.a. gave the nation's first covid vaccine emergency authorization late last night, and it could not come soon enough. this has been the worst week yet of the pandemic, record hospitalizations and deaths. more than 3,300 friday. a new daily record. overall, nearly 300,000 lives in this country have been lost, t

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