a five ocean navy, a navy without more and more sea power. america's traditional need now required to drive the axis off the seven seas. another battle to slug it out for uncle sam. marines and sailors. although newer, bigger fleet being heartened, experts such as jean tunney, also preflight training of most rigorous kind toughening up our future naval air fighters. but it seems they're all out of step. but. this commando type of training, which army, navy and marine corps men are getting guarantees, alertness, stamina and initiative without question, training is turning out the best fighters the world and. they even learn to survive in oil and flame covered waters. the navy long has had lighter than craft and now its yes sir skies and wherever they land you just know the situation will be well hand. by yourself both for landing parties have proved their worth in the solomons and in north africa. even are taken ashore in special barges. the navy's newest weapon.

a five ocean navy, a navy without more and more sea power. america's traditional need now required to drive the axis off the seven seas. another battle to slug it out for uncle sam. marines and sailors. although newer, bigger fleet being heartened, experts such as jean tunney, also preflight training of most rigorous kind toughening up our future naval air fighters. but it seems they're all out of step. but. this commando type of training, which army, navy and marine corps men are getting guarantees, alertness, stamina and initiative without question, training is turning out the best fighters the world and. they even learn to survive in oil and flame covered waters. the navy long has had lighter than craft and now its yes sir skies and wherever they land you just know the situation will be well hand. by yourself both for landing parties have proved their worth in the solomons and in north africa. even are taken ashore in special barges. the navy's newest weapon.

neighboring navies like having these navy japanese, navy and others. so they like to have a war experience with those navy without intervention. just quickly shopping. michael mentioning some of the i politely can call it personnel changes in a rocket force. we have defense minister who hasn't been seen since the 29th of last month. now we've got changes in the play. undoubtedly going to be we're in the middle of a clearly a significant. we have the foreign minister chin gong who's hopefully vacationing a dacha somewhere. but what could be much worse, there seems to be volatility at the senior level, especially in the military and diplomatic corps. i know there's a lot we don't about this, but i guess my question to you is, do you worry now as you see this political infighting? i mean, we just had two days ago, 103 sort of play chips out in the taiwan strait. you know, theory is they want to signal to the rest of the world that even as they're cleaning their ranks, still ready to fight. so you have any concerns that this volatile we're seeing might aff

the navy commandeered the project. he said quote, all i decide is to see it float and ready. a second cigar vessel named adventure avenger was proposed by texas cartographer robert cruz bar. the design was approved by the legislature in 1863 but arce resources cancel that project. opposing charleston was major general david hunter and rear admiral. hunter commanded u.s. forces in 1862 campaign, the south atlantic blockade squadron had been, since 1861 when the admiral captured ft. whirl sound. he blockaded charleston and savannah and offered limited cooperation. just as beauregard and ingram predicted, he waited a handful of monitors and 3000 ton ironclad frigate --. recognizing this ingram and beauregard prepared their own stri. since the commissioning in the fall of 1862, sikora and palmetto states crew trained. palmetto states executive officer believed his sailors unequaled. the drl d guns and small arms was excellent parker recalled a discipline perfect. these ironclads might mark a diplomatic victory if they coul

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

he stayed in navy. and then i came rolling along the navy in. 1985 and running on condition was incredible. he was very inspirational and he taught to the navy that same dedication that richard nixon had. and and i served with your brother on the uss mobile under ron alan knudsen. and then i went to college and started being a docent here. and met president nixon and figured out this whole dichotomy of him. and that really interested me. and then in 2009, i reconnected your brother and and you guys arranged to send me out to the navy on a guided missile cruiser, which led to me meeting the prior mayor of whittier. and he had told me that kind lost all track of everything to do with richard nixon and whittier and what made me do the math, because was really surprised because, you know, reconnecting with your brother and everything and putting putting all the pieces of the navy together and and doing map led to the book because i couldn't believe all of the information that i started discovering when i st

any navy out there? all right.ut there? anchor i support c-span 2 as a public service. >>> any navy out there? all right. all right. well, i bet you all think the army won the war, right? well, you're going to have to sit through one navy talk, but i assure you that you will enjoy it, my friend. we will talk about charleston in 1863. and neil specializes in researching naval operations in the u.s. civil war. he was born and raised in new orleans, and spent nine years as a u.s. navy service warfare officer. both on active duty and in the reserves. neil 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 carl winchee senior high school. he's the author of confederate naval operations in the mississippi river valley. 1861 to 1865. and fought like devils. the confederate gun boat mccray. and he's going to talk about both the army and the navy operations, and the confederacy of ch

the german navy had 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 across. 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 your readings. this is a nautical measurement that's derived from the old practice of tying knots in a rope and dragging it behind a ship to to see or calculate speed. i'm going to stick with miles per hour. 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 underwater, 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 subm

composed of all aspects of the navy it can be seen in all these angles. a commander like abu mahdi al-muhandis has the property that he has all the independent components of a battle inside him, from electronic warfare to air defense to missiles, all of these are complete components of a single battle. he can fight independently in the field and can be combined with other components of the force, he will again form a battle of self-reliance at a higher level, and this step of self-reliance of battle in the navy is a secret, a logic that can help him to expand all the components of our navy in under the surface is involved in the surface and in the three-dimensional space first of the minds and then he practically practices this and creates strength for battle at all points. the navy saturates our strength for defense. we can fight incompletely . we must fight completely. what is power? one of our basic strategies is that as far as our national interests extend, our defense power should be capable of defending vital interests. this is a strategy. beyond de

the rebranded suezrajan oil tanker is seized by the marines of the army navy. these pictures are of the same operation in the sea of ​​oman. the ship is impounded for violating international maritime laws and having a private plaintiff. tehran has announced many times for the security of the pyramid strait. half of the world's energy passes through it with no other country not even america, like two years ago when this american tanker carrying oil stolen from iran was seized by the irgc navy in front of us navy officers, ready here persian gulf , speak persian, tehran, in addition to focusing on the persian gulf. now it has started sending its fleets to the pacific and atlantic oceans. the navy says that the mission of the 86th navigation group in orbiting the earth is an assessment for iran's permanent presence in the atlantic and pacific oceans, which is done to ensure the security of iran's global trade. at the same time , american oil shipments in the persian gulf are under delivery care of the navy is the corps. american companies. the islamic republic sho

indeed they attacked royal navy and us navy warships only 48 hours ago.important people are clear that last night's mission was a mission in self defence to disrupt the houthi capacity to launch attacks on us navy, royal navy warships. the other thing being discussed in westminster is whether or not mps should have been consulted before this action was taken. generally, but not always, there is a vote in parliament on military action overseas. we have people on the left of the labour party, for example, saying this potentially could really escalate things in a very delicate part of the world. the leader of the labour party, sir keir starmer, he is backing the government. we are supporting this action. the houthi attacks being carried out for some time in the red sea, it is on commercial shipping, civilians operating that commercial shipping. and not only is it disrupting trade and shipping, but it's putting civilian lives at risk and therefore we do support this action. i do want the prime minister obviously to make a statement to parliament as soon as po

peacekeeping group of pakistan navy is present in bandab for 3 days. najadi of sed and sima news agency, bandar abbas. diversity in the display of works is one of the characteristics of the 14th edition of amar festival. the works that dealt with the issue of martyrs' mothers in fiction and documentary formats. hossein's documentary is one of these. alhamdulillah, we thank god. the map of this carpet is the will of a martyred child. the carpet is woven by the mother. mother of martyr ezzatullah karamali. he with his sweet tongue. this is how the holy defense means country means mother means father means life means everything. the story of this mother is documented in the will. from dozens of popular narratives in the ammar film festival, one morning my son left the house and never came back. there are stories centered on the mothers of the martyrs in the name of allah, rahman and rahim, the mothers who are a constant presence at the amar film festival every year. it was my duty not to witness bloodshed tomorrow. behind emotional and spiritual warmth. d

the navy says, the mission of navi group 86 in the rotation around the globe, assessment for iran's permanentsence in the atlantic oceans. and it is calm that it was done to ensure the security of iran's global trade. at the same time , american oil shipments in the persian gulf are under the care of the irgc navy. american companies do not realize that if they do this, the islamic republic of iran will take retaliatory measures against them and iran will retaliate for its stolen oil. yunus shadlo of sedav and sima news agency, god willing, we will not hesitate to do whatever we can and we will confront the american invasion . it will not be the last time that he targeted the americans with more than 24 drones and several missiles in the sea. our next reaction will be bigger than that. we will be more poisonous to continue this process of targeting ships related to the zionist regime. we will not give up our position. our position was not taken from our faith. americans should know what this means. we say to all countries, asian countries like china. and i say to european countries in the wes

of the navy seals-— navy seals.outhis has _ navy seals. yeah - the rise of the houthis hasjust _ navy seals. yeah - the rise of the houthis hasjust been - the houthis hasjust been remarkable, hasn't it, in such a short space of time? i mean, could their rise have been prevented? and does america bear some responsibility? the houthis have _ bear some responsibility? tue: houthis have really bear some responsibility? tte: houthis have really developed their capability, their posture, over a fairly long period of time. it's really almost 25 years since the houthis really first began to develop, initially on a revival of zaidi shi'ah religious identity in yemen — also, of course, addressing corruption, the failure of the yemeni state to provide for the people. and the third was anti—americanism, anti—westernism, that has really motivated many, many millions of yemenis. so these are the tools that the houthis have used over the years, and to great success. we've been, of course, in the civil war situation in yemen for al

the royal navy has saved britain over centuries.uld be immeasurably proud. that piece of the 19th century was created by by the royal navy and it's doing its historic role of keeping the trade routes open. this is what allowed the british empire to take place, allowed the pax traditional role, isn't it? it's a very traditional role. yeah, it's really important and we need to be able to recruit and that we to recruit and ensure that we have an effective navy. >> absolutely . and also let's >> absolutely. and also let's not forget, folks, it was the royal navy, the west africa squadron that helped to drive out of slavery, out the curse of slavery, something we're going to return to in the next few days . something we're going to return to in the next few days. i'm done now. let's have a look done for now. let's have a look at the weather. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boiler. as sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there , it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office

iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after the us so-called task force in the region attacks yemeni bones. hello and welcome live from tehran, you turned to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well as the world is celebrating the gregorian new year with fireworks and festivities, palestinians in the gaza strip are running for their lives and looking for shelter. palestinian death tool is approaching 22,00 people among the relentless israeli bombing of residential areas. well the regime's air strikes have also left over 56,00 wounded and more than 7,00 missing. some of the latest attacks hit residential buildings in han unines, killing at least 35 more people. the southern city has also witnessed fierce clos. between resistance fighters and israeli forces over the past several days. a number of palestinians were also killed in central gaza, where israely war planes struck several refugee caps. the military wing of the palestinian and resistance movement hamas has targeted tel aviv and its suburbs in response to israel's d

navy ships 36 times since november. the most recent attack just three days ago.r "60 minutes" and has a rare firsthand look at how the u.s. military is protecting american interests in the middle east, including the red sea. >> reporter: our journey to the red sea started in bahrain, where we boarded a p-8 aircraft for a reconnaissance flight. this plane is the u.s. navy's eyes in the sky, and right now they're doing surveillance and reconnaissance. it's all sort of gathering intelligence over the red sea. >> how often are these p-8s flying over the red sea and houthi territory? >> every day. almost all day, every day. >> reporter: vice admiral brad cooper is in charge of the 5th fleet and naval forces central command. their key mission right now, defending commercial vessels and protecting navy ships from iranian-backed houthi missiles and drones. >> we have to have this thick layer of defense in place 24/7, and everyone has to be ready 24/7. the good news is the united states navy is operating today at the very top of our game. there are questions about our rea

the vessels attached to the irgc navy were built in iranian knowledge-based companies. in total , we have 28 floating ships in this annexation. from each other we brought missile launchers, rocket launchers, air defense, dragon launchers and actually reconnaissance combat in this addition. for multi-layered defense and attack , 22 choghul rocket launchers, 8 lol and 12 half-size tactical blood vehicles were handed over to the irgc navy. hossein azhedhai, radio and television news agency. in the first response to the assassination of the deputy political office of the hamas movement in beirut, bandar abbas of lebanon targeted the miron strategic base in the north of the occupied territories with 62 types of missiles and rockets. the lebanese islamic resistance announced the morning missile operation. today is the first reaction to the actions of the zionists it is in the assassination of salori. hizbollah has stated that in this attack, it has inflicted definite and heavy casualties on the zionist enemy. the miren air base is the only air control and monitoring center of

to further increase the relations between the two navies, the experiences between the two navies, and the educational interactions between the two navies. the 9th fajr computer games festival ended its work with the introduction of selected iranian game makers. appreciation of the best games adapted by the bahor family, and the introduction of the selected teams in the investment event of this festival was one of the closing programs of this event. in the ninth celebration. number of fajr computer games 112 teams with 216 games from 19 provinces of the country were present, and the best games of this festival were given to the golden deer and golden gazelle along with 150 million tomans . they had brought a festival. mukhtar game.

, without that powerful navy behind her to impose and inact a blocade against power which is considered the 14th strongest army in the world, okay stay with me sab bause i'm going to get into yemen and other parts of the resistance. as the show progresses, but uh, let's get eves involved in this conversation. now, since the genocides started by the zionists against palestinians, the lebanese resistance group heizbullah has been creasing its number of reciprocal attacks against the israeli regimes. i'd like to hear your thoughts on the role that hezbulah has been playing in opening up new front uh for the israeli regime to put pressure on them uh whether it has been effective or not in your perspective? well mean obviously it's been effective uh in the sense that if they wouldn't have that would have put made the israeli military even more uh um capacity to kill in gaza, um, they have been able to obviously bomb inside israel multiple occasions, and the israelis are are clearly, you know, huge numbers of israelis have had to move uh from the area, and and the israelis are are clearly try

navy ships 36 times since november. the most recent attack just three days ago. region for "60 minutes" and has a rare firsthand look at how the u.s. military is protecting american interests in the middle east, including the red sea. >> norah: our journey to the red sea started in bahrain, where we boarded a p-8 aircraft for a reconnaissance flight. this plane is the u.s. navy's eyes in the sky, and right now they are doing surveillance and reconnaissance. it is all sort of gathering intelligence over the red sea. how often are these p-8s flying over the red sea and houthi territory? >> every day, almost all day, every day. >> norah: vice admiral brad cooper is in charge of the naval fleet and central forces command. their key mission right now defending commercial vessels and protecting navy ships from iranian-backed houthi missiles and drones. >> we have to have this thick layer of defense in place 24/7 and everyone has to be ready 24/7. now, the good news is the united states navy is operating today at the very top of our game, and where there are questions a

navy ships. sp1 in the u.s.ponds after a drone attack kills three soldiers in jordan. >> we will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves. >> norah: a special edition of the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i am norah o'donnell coming to you from the u.s. naval base here in bahrain amongst rising tensions in the nation from the red sea to jordan. thank you for being with us. we are at the home of the u.s. fifth fleet and naval forces central command, getting a first look at the secret operation here. these forces are the tip of the sphere against the iranian backed houthi militia defending international waters against their terror attacks. and new offensive action may not be far off. following that deadly attack in jordan that killed three army soldiers and wounded more than 40 others. tonight, we are learning the extent of some of those injuries including about eight service members who had to be airlifted and the names of the three killed in the attack. well, tonight we have our new

navy says it retaliated against attackers from yemen in the red sea after they fired on navy helicopters it is the first lethal action taken by the u.s. military in those waters since the israel-hamas war began here is meagan fitzgerald. >> reporter: the most aggressive action yet against the u.s. navy in the red sea since the israel-hamas war broke out the u.s. defense department saying four boats with houthi rebels from yemen firing on u.s. navy helicopters those choppers firing back, sinking three of the four ships and killing all crew members on board. the fourth boat got away the incident started when the small boats started smiering on the "maersk hangzhou" vessel they started firing back until the navy arrived the u.s. central command saying the rebels were feet away from getting on board the merchant ship the thinks are an iranian-backed rebel group which controls large parts of yemen how big of a threat are the houthi rebels? >> they've been a surprisingly large threat they say they're targeting israeli shipping or israel-associated shipping, but in fact they're going after what

in front of us navy officers.. which was done to ensure the security of iran's global trade. at the same time, american oil shipments in the gulf. it is under the control and care of the irgc navy . american companies do not know that if they do this, the islamic republic will take retaliatory measures against them, and iran has stolen oil. he retaliates. yunus shadlo of sed and sima news agency. the president congratulated sheikh hussain wajid on the start of the new term of the prime minister in bangladesh, mr. raisi also congratulated the successful holding of the parliamentary elections in this country and emphasized the expansion of bilateral cooperation between the two countries in the process of building settlement houses in khuzestan province. with the presence of the minister of energy, the construction of the khani kot amir settlement of karun city began with the exploitation of the khani kot amir drinking and sanitary water for 1 million 200 thousand people from the population of karun city , the southe

navy seals have been declared dead. the seals were part of a team that boarded a ship smuggling iranian ballistic and cruise missile parts to yemen. these photos of the seized propulsion guidance and warheads were taken and provided by the u.s. military. one of the navy seals slipped and fell into the water off the ladder as they were boarding the dow for a flag verification and the other u.s. navy seal dove in to rescue his teammate. both were lost at sea. u.s., japan and spain searched more than 21,000 square miles to locate these missing americans. the seal team was operating from the u.s.s. lewis puller, expeditionary vessel, transported by helicopters and drones. this is the second loss of u.s. special operations forces in the middle east since the conflict in gaza erupted and the u.s. military began its shadow war with iranian proxies. on november 10, 5 u.s. special operations aviation soldiers were killed in the mediterranean when the mh60 blackhawk helicopter crashed during an aerial refueling training exercise.

when they enacted their bloccade, this is the first time in history, a small poor state without a navy, without that powerful navy behind her to impose and inact a blocade against power which is considered the 13th strongest army in the world, okay stay with me sab because i'm going to get into yemen and other. parts of the resistance as the show progresses, but uh, let's get eves involved in this conversation. now, since the genocides has started by the zionists against palestinians, the lebanese resistance group has... has increasing its number of reciprocal attacks against the israeli regimes. i'd like to hear your thoughts on the role that hezballah has been playing in opening up new front uh for the israeli regime to put pressure on them uh whether it has been effective or not in your perspective? well mean obviously it's been effective uh in the sense that if they wouldn't have that would have put made the israeli military. even more um capacity to kill in gaza, um, they have been able to obviously bomb inside israel multiple occasions, and the israelis are are clearly, you know,

the navies of the _ navy back up to full strength? the navies of the top five in the world.rlds oceans simultaneously and is one of only two countries to provide or has proven to operate fifth—generation jets from the sea. so i think we should be confident and proud of our royal navy as i have talked about. we are investing in equipment and capability going into the future. he is right to highlight some of the recruitment challenges and the defence secretary highlighted these the other week. but we are doubling down on all the initiatives we have to make sure that all our armed forces at the start that they need and the person that they need for the future but also that those personnel have the equipment and supplies they need mr speaker, ifully mr speaker, i fully support my right honourable friend in a statement about the action he took in the other statement about ukraine we must support ukraine but can i bring it back to reality about the houthi, iran has supported, supplies and continue to direct the houthi and their attacks in iran has supported hamas and the brutal at

so this is part and parcel of what the navy's mission is, the u.s. navy. i'm glad to see there's a joint task force with other nations participating in the red sea and in the gulf of aden and surrounding areas around the horn of africa. so it's a good thing that we have these chips and this task force patrolling the waters trying to help container ships that are trying to get through the area. but we also need to match this operational mission with a strategic mission of diplomacy and financial penalties on iran for funding all of this. that is where all of this is coming from. and for whatever reason, this administration continues to coddle iran while they fight the proxies of iran, which is mind-boggling. >> rich: as jen was laying out, this is getting to be a pretty crowded neighborhood. we are seeing attacks from militias and forces across the region, but now you've got a direct iranian naval presence in that region. what does that represent, and how could that potentially spiral out of control? >> rich, it's an interesting development. i don't think t

the navy says those two sailors have not been found. joining us now, the secretary of defense, mark esper. thanks so much for being here. let's start with the latest airstrikes on houthis. why space out these attacks, as the administration is doing now, and not just bombard all of the strongholds at once? >> i don't know exactly what the strategy is or was, but we are trying to achieve deterrence, and given the breadth of the strikes, they had over 60 targets in one night. they thought that would be sufficient to deter further attacks. it hasn't, so far. lastly, when attacks were conducted, the dod said it was about disrupting their ability to conduct attacks, which i think has been achieved, but it looks like the houthis will continue to go out this until we knock out the radar sites, knock out the launchers. i think we should go after command-and-control. that will send a stronger message about our seriousness. >> back to the seizure of these weapons, it sounds like it was a complex mission, the first of its kind since the houthi atta

navy. the u.s. says it fired in self defense. u.s. ships have repeatedly shot down houthi drones and missiles fired at commercial ships, but this was the first time the u.s. navy said their personnel killed houthi militants. in the past six weeks there have been 23 incidents. em nguyen has the details. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. military for the first time saying it killed iran-backed houthi rebels from yemen. those rebels attacking and attempting to board the maersk hangzhou cargo ship in the red sea. the ongoing maritime conflict linked to the israel-hamas war. >> we don't seek a conflict wider in the region. we certainly aren't looking for a conflict with the houthis. the best outcome here would be for the houthis to stop these attacks. >> reporter: the latest skirmish starting saturday night local time u.s. central command saying two anti-ship ballistic missiles were fired at the hangzhou from areas controlled by houthis. those missiles shot down by the destroyer, uss gravely. hours later houthi attackers in four boats firing u

it's still up there on the navy website.e explains ddei. >> diversity within the work force. equity. you need to think about equality. those are used interchangeably. when you think about equality, think about equity as the route we take to get there. how do we assess different barriers and have schedule -- equal access and... >> greg: what the hell was that? i have no idea what you just said. you are the expert. it's like somebody poured something on chat gp t's mother board. he said equity is the path to quality. that's [bleep]. equality is about the starting line with the same chance. equity starts at the finish line. we all hand in the same spot is work backwards. how easy is that? equality is possible and equity is impossible. equality is putting me and tyrus in a wrestling rink and watching me die. equity is putting me and tyrus in a wrestingling and i have laser guns and still watching me die. >> [laughing]. >> [applauding]. >> greg: it's impossible to create equal outcomes in a universe of individuals. that's why you