navy or positions in the navy. i'm curious if in your research you have seen those stories and maybe have understandings about why these individuals may have been chosen because that's got to have literally no idea about. and i've tried to figure why and i never really could, if not in a way, you know, can answer part of it. and i mentioned the men who had served on the st mary's, men who had been enslaved, maryland federal military authorities were in the business of forming africa in american army regiments in maryland. and they reached a point early in 1864 where they had a number of regiments were partially filled. and they they saw very little prospect of filling them all up in time to get them into the field of battle. so all in one fell swoop in april of 1864, about 400 maryland men were transferred from the army into the navy. so that's the single largest group of men that i'm aware of, of the description that you describe and. then they were scattered in the various fleets and squadrons, and so on, but tha

navy. she has served as first chair of the committee and senior historians advisory committee, and the command's oral history team. her publications include the navy's first enlisted women patriotic. that was naval history at heritage may 2013. she is the coauthor of the united states navy oral history guide. she is present at a myriad symposia ranging from the wilson center to the national archives, and she has given numerous media interviews for hostages and assignments, including captain america civil war sails project, the don't ask, don't tell task force and the advisory committee. the congressional effort to establish the woman's history museum on the national mall. she's also a key contributor to the patriot act and corridor renovation project. she is the 2020 force tug of war, a cohesive unit for outstanding career achievements in oral history. please help me welcome dr. gina. ness. please welcome. that was dr. edward valentino jr. ross. he received his bachelor's in history from th

navy. my dad was in the navy. i love the u.s. navy. but we know that the navy right now is being stressed. the president sent two carrier strike groups to the middle east. president biden and i criticized a lot for shrinking the navy. that's it yachtic. but -- that's idiotic. our navy officers enlisted are going through a stressful period because they are needed all over the world and they are ready or trying to be ready for any kind of contingency. it's tough to do a nine-month deployment and then come around, do the maintenance and get back at it. but, mr. president, what i've been noticing is how many of these holds are impacting the navy. i'm going to go through like five more right now. i just did five. if we want to be a global, capable, powerful nation especially today, you need a strong u.s. navy. the idea of reading these military members' experiences, and how there's this big jam-up now, that this is not impacting readiness is patently absurd. patently absurd. with all due respect to my colleague. so let's just keep talking a

they were welcomed and respected by the russian navy.its way back, the new group will enter the straits of gibraltar and tariq by crossing the english channel, so that the young sailors will also experience the waves of the mediterranean sea. after 13 days and setting a record of 52,000 seafaring kilometers on the round trip on 18 shahrivar 1400, the new group of the army's naval force docked in skaliband amid the welcome of everyone. in long voyages, it is a good blessing for the navy, and a powerful independent presence in the open waters of the world is a privilege it is a great thing that you should not give up. this actually served as the beginning of our work for the other form of 86 and this mission. after the trip of group 75 ship, this time the group 86 ship of the islamic republic of iran navy with code 360, consisting of the all-iranian destroyer dana and the port support ship makran, set the compass towards the american continent so that they could visit the earth by traveling there. circulate completely . the 8th fleet of th

the leader of the navy revolution is the great capacity of the system and the country. the participation of this force in the implementation of sea-based economic policies and creating vitality and hope in the society should be increased. prisoner exchange 60 palestinian women and children will be released tonight and tomorrow. the heads of the american intelligence agencies and the zionist regime once again reached out to qatar to extend the ceasefire. beginning of mass production of electric buses. wazir side electric bus made in iran is offered with quality and competitive price. in the interview, we examine the role of the mass production of electric buses in the modernization of the public transport fleet will the municipalities welcome this iranian product? it is 500 ten, now it is 49 tomans, the violation of 27 banks in the implementation of the directive to remove bad effects of checks. in order to eliminate the bad effect of bounced checks, the central bank needs to fill in the deficit of the check, it is enough for them to compensate the deficit amount and put

the navy emphasized to help implement these policies. commander of the navy of the army listed the expansion of the field of penetration in the sea and relying on technology and knowledge as the two main policies of this force in order to strengthen the power components of the system. the commander of the navy of the army with his participation in the news talk show about the construction of floating units. heavier announced in the near future. the defense industry of our country has risen above its level of maturity . alhamdulillah, well, besides us, it has other customers. alhamdulillah, the number of jamaran class customers has increased, but the priority is definitely ours , and it seems that it won't take long, that is, i think that in the next two years, we will see heavier yachts, and god willing, with larger dimensions , said navshan taftan with equipment. and the advanced capabilities for effective presence in the ocean area will soon join the southern fleet of the army navy . but in terms of its ability , it will definitely be

, the progress of the navy since the beginning of the revolution. they called it impressive and unbelievable and said that in the first years of the revolution, the presence of the army navy beyond the territorial waters was unimaginable, but now the army navy travels 360 degrees around the world with its power and strength and returns to the country with pride. it will return. he added: one day, it was not imagined that the navy of the army would be able to be present in the caspian sea. but now it is built indestructible on the shores of the caspian sea and thrown into the water there. the leader of the islamic revolution emphasized on improving the military capabilities and combat readiness of the navy by using the capacity the forces of this force pointed out. one of the capabilities of the navy that can create hope and vitality among the youth is to create the basis for the possibility of visiting the factories and capabilities of this force by the marching camps. ayatollah khamenei pointed out: efforts should be made to make the navy and the a

navy surface warfare officer. so he knows wherever he speaks, both in active duty and in the reserves. neal is a graduate of the university of new orleans. the university of houston, and the university of louisiana. monroe. he lives in the greater houston area, teaching both lone star college, north harris and coral. once you senior high school, he is the author of defending the arteries of rebellion confederate naval operations in the mississippi river valley, 1861 1865, and front like devils, the confederate gunboat mccrae and he's. he's going to talk about both the army and the navy operations in the great over the confederacy. the charleston where both services were together and separately. meyer later conquered the city and and he's got some very interesting things to say about that. so welcome, neal. gentlemen. all right, everybody, can you hear me? okay? okay, good. i can see the sun is out today, and that's great, because my last talk last year, the power cut out in the middle of a thunderstorm. so i think

the 28th new group of the navy of the republic. iran's islamic, navshan alborz, navav pashtivani bandas and kilo class yunus submarine along with combat helicopters and numerous special operations teams demonstrated iran's maritime authority in their trip to india. naogo at the end of 2013, albeit a short distance passed, but crossing the equator and docking in jakarta, the capital of indonesia, was one of the characteristics of their mission. one of the components and indicators of the strategic force is that it can be present wherever there is an aquatic environment in the world due to its educational equipment and human resources . meanwhile, the voyage of the 75th fleet should be considered as the beginning of new chapters in the history of the country's military seafaring. in this trip, the completely iranian new group consisting of navoshkan sahand and naubandar makran headed towards the atlantic ocean. the destroyer sahan is built by specialists of the islamic republic of iran in the wave class, with a length of about 97 met

navy surface warfare officer. so he knows wherever he speaks, both in active duty and in the reserves. neal is a graduate of the university of new orleans. the university of houston, and the university of louisiana. monroe. he lives in the greater houston area, teaching both lone star college, north harris and coral. once you senior high school, he is the author of defending the arteries of rebellion confederate naval operations in the mississippi river valley, 1861 1865, and front like devils, the confederate gunboat mccrae and he's. he's going to talk about both the army and the navy operations in the great over the confederacy. the charleston where both services were together and separately. meyer later conquered the city and and he's got some very interesting things to say about that. so welcome, neal. gentlemen. all right, everybody, can you hear me? okay? okay, good. i can see the sun is out today, and that's great, because my last talk last year, the power cut out in the middle of a thunderstorm. so i think

admiral rader, who was commanding the german navy and had commanded the rm navy since, 1928, was in many ways an main his strategic, tactical views. believed in bighips, surface cruisers and. he didn't necessarily look with grea fondness on aples or submarines,hings that would, in fact prove decisive in the next conflict. instead,e envisioned vast german navy composed of fast uirs and battleships. these would sneak into atlantic and blocdehe u.k., all part of germany's ze plan. you can see all of the ships were were intend f that ogm, but few of these surface ships were actuall built before the of war. rader had been told by hitler to nk on having until 1948 to build up german naval power something that obviously did not come to pass. in addition, hitler had not been sure, as we've already discussed, whether or not great britain would declare war at all. and as a result he had not priority his his navy he he hoped to avoid a naval arms race. the sort of thing that had guaranteed british entry into the first world war. and in part as a result, the german would be by far the weakest of the

they were in the navy, all of them were in the navy. we are a navy family, still is.ncle was marines. he served in the korean war. he was the one who was on the engines. now, i got nine other people who have served in the united states marines and the air force and the navy. one of them was my daughter. i have five nephews. i now still have two of my nephews over there in the middle east on a ship now. like i say, we are a veteran family. that was the way my family started out, getting off the farm because all of us were farmers in arkansas. now, they still are military people. one thing i am concerned about, i have one nephew who is out of the service now, but he is not able to get the service he needs. he needs mental health service because the folks that come back home will not talk about the wars. they will not talk about those things. only thing he talked to me about being in the war was my father, he was the captain's mate on the ship. in my opinion, he had it better than anyone else. he was his cook, he did everything for the captain. when the shift moved, he m

uh talked about this big achievement as shahram irani iran's navy chief stated and i quote uh this um destroyer is domestically produced uh vessel or frigate which was uh produced thanks to the knowledge and efforts of iranian youth, and it also uses cutting at technology, it has got new uh equipment compared to the previous uh destroyers that iran has had, which we call them the moge um uh class frigates, however this one uh is uh more improved, it's more modern, it's modernized and and uh among the uh unique features of uh this destroyer is in addition to the torpedos and rockets that uh it carries uh is as you can see the top of this um destroyer that is the radar system of this uh destroyer which enables detection of several um you know sorry several objects that are getting close to it, so uh, it gives it you know a preemptive you know advantage over um, you know the enemy in case of uh a threat, during their speech uh, the iranian um, the chief of the staff of iranian armed forces hailed uh iran's navy's um efforts and achievements to modernize its fleet and to to let's say uh b

the german navy d somewhat less success.e main german submarine at the start, the second world war was the type submarine pictured here. it basically a slim steel cylinder, about 170 feet long and 30 feet acss. it had large diesel engines, two propel it through the water. these engines also charged a battery that was used for movement while underwater. now by the way, you'll see a lot of mentions of knots in ur readings. this is a nautical msurement that's derived from the old practice of ing knots in a rope and dragging it behind a sh to to see or calculate speed. i'm going to stick with miles per hou and in my remarks today to keep things a little bit simpler for you, the type seven's would let it run around 20 miles per hour on the surface, and about half of that underwater when relying on battery power. these diesel engines required oxygen. so when unrwater, the submarine had to run on battery power and it was quite limited in so. it could remain submerged for about 24 hours which technically made it a submersible instea

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navy cooperates perfectly with our armed forces in this province. basij week and we appreciate the anniversary of the command of the honorable imam to form this divine force, and i also honor the navy day on the 7th of december, the incident of the 7th of december 1359, the great and decisive event of the 8-year battles in the persian gulf, the strait of hormuz , and the waters of the islamic homeland. it was a battle during which, in a short period of time, the fate of the bahsi navy was tangled with the sacrifices and unique operations of the navy and soldiers who sacrificed their lives, and for the entire eight-year period of the war , they could no longer operate in the persian gulf. we cherish the memory of all those loved ones we thank god for the planned successes of the navy of the islamic republic of iran. today's incident followed the great mission of the navy in carrying out a strategic patrol around the globe, which was appreciated by the supreme leader of the islamic revolution. it showed that the innovations made by our country's youth

since early october to 230 and iran's leader calls for a further boos in the combat readiness of the navy and to turn it into a comprehensive and strategic force. it's 4:31 p.m. here in tehran, you're watching press tv news, i'mruz najaf, you're welcome. israel has poundered the gaza strip in violation of an extended truth deal with hamas, is a movement, israelks fired at sheikh radwan, a district in northwest of gaza city. it also launched artillery attacks on the beside territory. footage shows smoke below one into the sky over the palestinian land. the gaza health ministrem in times saying that a regime keeps denying hospitals for their generators and violation of the truce. the 40 days fire came into effect on friday after nearly seven weeks of conson bombardment of gaza. that relentless air strikes took the lives of more than 15,500 palestinians, mostly women and children. gaza officials will say to 700. people remain unaccounted for. the gaza trual also includes exchange of prisoners between hamas and israel, as part of that agreement, more palestinian prisoners have been released f

of the iranian army, november 28th marks the navy day in the iranian calendar. israel has pounded gaza strip in violation of the extended true seal with the palestinan resistant movement hamamas. tanks fired at sheikh radwan, a district northwest of gaza city. footage also shows smoke below and to the sky over the palestinian territory. the gaza health ministrering time saying that a regime keeps denying hospitals fuel for their generators. violation of the truth, the 40 days fire came into effect on friday, after nearly seven weeks of a constant bombardment of gaza, the air strike took the lives of more than 15,500 palestinians, mostly women and children. gaza officials say that 7,00 people remain unaccounted for. the gaza trual also includes exchange of prisoners between hamas and israel, as part of the agreement, more palestine prisoners. has been released from israely jails. 33 palestinians were freeed from an israeli jail in the occupied west bank on monday. hamas said it released 11 israeli captives that was the fourth phase of prisoner exchange under the

navy. i'm proud to say these a rochester, new york, native, a graduate of pittsburgh menden high school, and is an exceptional leader with a distinguished career serving our nation. i'm confident she has the experience, skills, and vision to succeed as u.s. navy's top officer. finally, we'll vote to confirm the nomination of general david alvin to be chief of staff of the -- david allvin as chief of staff of the air force. both parties must work together to ensure our military is fully staffed and equipped to defend the american people at any time, but particularly this time of crisis. that begins by confirming these vital nominations today. now, on the supplemental, today the house of representatives is scheduled to vote on the gop's unserious and woefully inadequate aid package. by now, it's glaringly apparent that the package is even worse, worse than what people originally thought, because yesterday the nonpartisan congressional budget office reported the house republican package will a

he made those comments addressing navy commanders november 28. marks the navy day in the iranian calendaramos movement has released the letter about his captive address to the fighters her during the period of captivity in the gaza strip. thanks to you and thanks to other kind people we met along the way. my daughter considered herself a queen in gaza, and in general, she acknowledges the fee think of being the center of the world, we haven't met a person on our long journey from the military to the leadership who did not treat her with gentleness, care and love. i will forever be captive of gratitude because she did not leave this place with a lasting psychological trauma. now in the letter danielle expresses her gratitude to her capters on behalf of herself and her daughter emilia. she's ascribes their treatment at the hands of the hamas fighters at extraordinary and call their humanity unparalleled. other released israeli captives also testified to the good treatment that he had received while captivity after being related. and humanitarian grounds, an 85-year-old israeli woman said fi

november 28 marks the navy day in the iranian calendar. israel has pounded the besieg ghaza strip in violation of an extended truce deal with the palestinian resistance movie with hamas. israel tanks fired at sheikh radwan, a district in northwest of gaza city. the footage also showed smoke bilowing into the sky over the palestinian territory. the gaza health ministry meanwhile says the regime keeps denying hospitals fuel for the generators. in violation of the truth. the 40 days fire came into effect on friday after nearly seven weeks of israel's constant bombardment of gaza. the relentless air strikes took the lives of more than 15,500 palestinians, mostly women and children. gaza officials say 7,00 people remain unaccounted for. the gaza truce deal also includes exchange of prisoners between hamas and israel, now as part of that agreements, more palestinian prisoners have been released from israeli jails. some 33 palestinians were freeed from an israeli jail and occupied west bank on monday. also hamas said it released 11 israeli captiv

of iran's navy to the hard-working and jihadist navy of the islamic republic of iran and the respectedmander-in-chief, well, just as you said to me, the supreme commander , when you announced that a destroyer should be built, he said to build a destroyer with the ability to carry come back and missiles in line with the plans of the supreme command of the ministry of defense and armed forces support and the maritime industry organization in cooperation with the strategic navy of the islamic republic of iran started the discussions related to the design of moj class destroyers . and have the ability to carry missiles, which you have followed up on the same topics, with the cooperation of niru dariye, its patrol, the islamic republic of iran, their experts, their operations experts, and the sana dariyei organization, we sat down and designed the first jamaran-class vessel, and we believe that the jamaran-class is the first wave-class vessel and its ability this let's go back and show the different types of missiles . after that, the next cases that came to us, the following generations, e

navy simple years ago, the fat leonard scandal. it literally wiped out a generation of navy officers who had pacific experience. we do not want to be responsible for a senate-inflicted hollowing out of our most experienced military officers, especially given how dangerous the world is right now. i've mentioned this before. i worked closely with senator tuberville for months, always defending his holds, always looking for compromise. the one we're working on now, lift the hold on the military officers who have nothing to do with this dispute and can't resolve it anyways, and put a hold on the under secretary of defense for policy, who is in charge of this issue. let's do that. that's a good compromise. but we haven't made progress, and the world is a dangerous place. so tonight, we're taking another approach. for months, senator tuberville has said if individual nominees are brought up for a vote, one at a time, he will be fine with that. on september 6, he said, quote, i'm not holding up nominations for being approved. they can bri

the navy, there is a struggle. they really don't want to make the chief of chaplains a rear admiral. he is still under the chief of naval operations. the navy gives chaplains lots of auxiliary duties. there is much less autonomy of a chaplain onboarding navy ship. some chaplains, the commander literally will not give space easily to hold services. the chaplain in the army has much greater empathy. there is still staff officers. they still have to follow the order battle, but there's much greater autonomy under army regulations. >> because in the army they become personal staff rather than part of the line piece. let's talk about another area where breaks down, women as chaplains. the decision in the bureaucracy is not to have female ministers. i thought one of the interesting pieces, there are two sides, one was, you know, the message to the parents was, you can be reassured that we are going to look out for the moral and spiritual welfare of your daughters, but by the way, if they have a chaplain, it is going to b

the navy of the islamic republic of iran has shown in the last four decades that it is a powerful and complete strategic force. for years, this strategic force has been an important element in helping the country's economic stability and iran's maritime diplomacy. in the holy defense, the navy protected and directed more than 10 thousand commercial ships and oil tankers to ensure the economic security of the islamic republic and the availability of the country's transportation route. before 2008, our longest cruise was a student internship, which usually lasted 52 days 57 days that happened once that year, my trip was just a student's job, it was a student's job and the focus was on education, that is, not being ready, being ready, but the area was not a dangerous area, that is, there was no conflict or worry. the approach of the international presence of the army's navy started on october 14, 2008, when the supreme commander of the armed forces at imam khomeini university of sciences in nowshahr mistakenly called the strategic navy. well, from here on, after 2088, a historical fatefu

and she said the navy's attitude was, good for the navy is good for the country. and she and it's interesting about religious pluralism. the navy is pretty good, but for example. well, the army has hundred black chaplains the navy has two that that they commissioned. it is it is initially very slow to to commission black to commission jewish chaplains compared compared the army where the army has additions of black chaplains, civilian chaplains from the civil war and a war one point a number of chaplains and by world war two they're several hundred jewish chaplains the navy is much slower and much more reluctant. the army promotes its chief, a chaplain, to be maj-gen by the end of the war. william, one of the unsung heroes, the war. he is william arnold. this this, this priest who had been the career chaplain all the way back to the early 1900s in the philippines, but also had worked for he'd been with the circus at one point, like the and he he is he is pre-vatican two. he is vatican two. before there's vatican. i mean, he is just he has his titles rope to walk w

those vessels to the navy or, lincoln transfers the vessels to the navy. and so they're no longer under army command. and so that relationship between grant and porter is absolutely critical becau grant wins. porter over almost, almost immediately. and so porter do not everything there's some example elsewhere where he won't you know, do some things grant won't. but by and large, like, you know, passing the vicksburg batteries, by and large, grant porter will do pretty much anything grant wants because porter can see is pretty good idea and this is what we've got left. and so the inner working there, grant and porter is just absolutely critical and you know, you can't turn it the other way around and say if if porter had to work with another army officer. well, you c't say that, i guess. but for instance, if if it had not been grant and it h been mclernon as lincoln, i suppos you know, when he gave him this order to go take vicksburg i don't think would have got the cooperation between porter and mclernon that we got between porter and grant. so what i'm s

i'm talking about the us navy. and if watching "top gun, maverick" on screen didn't fulfill your love of smelling jet fuel in the morning. having any fun yet? danielle robay (voiceover): a trip to the uss midway just might. san diego is the ultimate navy town. it really was the navy and marine corps that, actually, over the last century, built this town. danielle robay: so you're telling me that it's the eighth largest city in america because of the navy, not the perfect weather? the perfect weather has always been here, which is one of the reasons why the navy came here. the training that the navy and the marine corps has to do to deploy overseas is better done when the weather is good. danielle robay: just for scale, how big is this aircraft carrier? david: this aircraft carrier weighs 70,000 tons. and it's as long as three football fields. so if you stood this aircraft carrier up on its back, it would actually be taller than the highest skyscraper here in san diego. incredible. danielle robay (voiceover): but if

the tools, any in taiwan is navy taiwan to new home produce game may look flashy. but the gulf and defense capability with aging is fast and it's widening. that's talking balance worries many in taiwan including tied tony. he used to be a soldier, but left the army skeptical. it was bustle, ready, size, regular units put too much emphasis on duty is unrelated to war. i'm worried the army wouldn't be able to fight a war in its current state and the what you could to draw attention to his worries. so he age around the hard ones may not seem to the way around. the 1100 comments of wolf took 48 days. it was a one man warning of the threat posed by badging. taiwan has always been in a more precarious situation than other countries. for people here to have no concept of national defense is really dangerous. the government is taking some action to make people feel safe. from next year, taiwan will extend the conscription period for man from 4 months to one year. for some more fundamental message on the pins, events like a reminder to taiwan. people of the threats that mad

yes, today and on the day of the navy of the 1st navy region of the islamic republic of iran army in band abbas , the host of the peace and friendship group from oman will be in the next hour. will be. this ship group includes two ships and the 1st region of the army navy in bandab will host this new group for 3 days. during the 3-day presence of the peace and friendship group ship in hormozgan province and the city of bandar arab, various programs were planned, including the presence of the members of the joint military and friendship commission of iran and amman in bandar arab, as well as the meeting of the commanders and employees of the new peace and friendship group of oman with the commander the 1st region of the army navy and the presence of the commanders and staff of this new group, as well as the commander and staff of the 1st region of the army's lake force in golzara and paying tribute to the high status of the martyrs and also the organization of the gathering of anas with the quran in the presence of the commanders and employees of the two forces and finally, on the thi