of the navy august 9, 2021. secretary del toro holds a masters in national security studies from the naval war college. a masters in national security -- i'm sorry, a masters in space centers engineering from the naval postgraduate school and a masters in legislative affairs from george washington university. it's wonderful to have you home again. >> thank you. it's great to be back. >> great. that was the nice part. we have a lot of ground to cover. here we go. i will let people know we won't have time for q&a at the end. get yours -- we will hold a time for q&a at the end. you can submit questions at www .stimson.org/questions. as that of the navy you are responsible for an institution with over 900,000 sailors, marines, reservists and civilian personnel as well as overseeing a budget of more than $210 billion. and what's more, the u.s. navy is marking a major milestone next year, 250 years since its founding. with all these considerations in mind and given your position as secretary, can you outline for us wh

the pla navy doesn't cover the overhead, the pla navy takes advantage.at's not too young the industrial base policy. that's just scale, right? on the flipside, in the united states, our navy yard's basically do only navy your work. meaning that every bill or help they need comes directly from the navy. if we could strip that, the navy would get better at results and the entire united states would get better results. i absolutely think you are seeing some of these investments -- i'm not sure if i would call it throwing money at the problem, but significant investment. investments we haven't seen for decades. and we are getting that support across the range because of the fundamental effort to make america competitive at every level. mr. harrison: question from online hear about the fiscal responsibility act, the budget gaps. given the budget caps put in place, are you concerned about whether congress will have the flexibility to provide money beyond the cap budget? we are calling it a supplemental, but money is money , is a supplemental effectively a lega

navy ship named after an lgbtq rights leader and navy veteran. it symbolizes the love we have as a city for all people and honors our beloved harvey milk who spent his life and career fighting for the lgbtq community in san francisco, which had a significant impact not just in the united states, but all over the world. there was a time in our not so distant memory when this would have been impossible and so it is that more even more special that we are here today. san francisco has long been at the forfront of lgbtq movement and it has been a honor to continue our traditions through events like today and that promote acceptance and inclusion. it is so exciting to see this happening in san francisco and i can't think of a better way to celebrate his incredible legacy then what we are doing. what we are seeing now, the giants season is about to kick off, fleet week is coming later this fall, and in fact today is national veterans day in the country and i want to take this opportunity, including major general mike mied and other vietnam war veterans

we gave so much of our life to the navy for them to ignore warnings. has apologized for the spill but has not said that the contaminated water is the cause of the ongoing illnesses. the navy did set up a clinic on base to collect data and treat anyone who believes they have health issues related to the tainted water. >> what happens in five or ten or 15 years? will those services still be available to these families? >> so, that's -- that is part of why we are making sure that we're collecting that information, to inform future actions and what the requirements are for those types of needs and care. >> that doesn't sound like a guarantee of care in the future. >> and i want to be careful because i don't do the health care part of things. so, i don't want to speak outside of where i have any authority or a decision. >> so, we followed up with the defense department, which told us it's reviewing the question of long-term health care for military families, including more than 3,100 children. two years after the spill, some residents have reported water wi

navy, marines. washington quickly realized that the privateers alone were insofar urgent to blockade the british in boston being resupplied and reinforced from overseas, so added necessity. he created his own navy using soldiers to fill role of sailors and marines. colonel john glover, marblehead, massachusetts, provided washington with his first ship that you see depicted here and named it the honda in recognition of glover's wife. washington's navy soon grew to six ships, and although they had early success, the challenge is associated with building a pickup team like this soon came to forefront. one of washington agents described the situation this way and i quote the people on board the brigantine washington are in general discontent and, have agreed to do no duty on said ships and say they enlisted to serve in the army and not as marines. benedict arnold and you see arnold's navy in the lower left hand corner depicting or excuse me, right hand side depicted there. he had a similar experience a

i would like to say that the army navy is really different from the army navy in 1305. everything you saw in this movie was made by the hands of these dear ones. now, if i want to mention the content of the film is correct , with the aim of keeping the memory of the martyrs alive. there is operation pearl, but in this film, we mentioned several other points, indirectly and directly , a discussion about the construction of internal vessels, whether surface or subsurface vessels, the discussion of the intelligence elites of the navy in the region, and most importantly, it is very important for the military the issue of families is an important issue, families play a very important role in the field of supporting personnel. for example, in the last mission when our loved ones in the navy had an accident in 86 , they landed in korea, and these families were alone for about 8 to 9 months, and those who participated in this mission, when they returned, or some of these loved ones were members of they had lost their families or fortunately they had been added to the number of

a navy spokesperson responding to tory's case told abc news mr.y reported to nsi while his appeal was pending. once his appeal was denied on july 8th, 2021, mr. ridgeway was offered the option to depart nsi. however, he requested to continue and complete the training if he wanted to enter another military program. his family denies that they ever received a denial of his appeal and that tory was offered to depart boot camp. after months of waiting with no assurances he would be medically cleared or be an engineer in the navy, tory decided to withdraw from rotc. >> so much of who i was based around the navy, about being just like my dad. and that was no longer possible. >> reporter: the navy told abc news they do not address the scholarship recipient's ineligibility, and that tory can still pursue enlistment and a waiver. >> so the autism numbers in the military are not currently known because there is no data set for this data. >> reporter: winebaum offered one of the few studies that attempted to assess how the military is handling autism. she so

-- navy s.e.a.l., right? in cyber it's different, it could be an air force operator, marine corps, navy, it doesn't matter. the socom model is not near as appropriate here as it is in socom. so i think we need to take -- i'm afraid we're kind of barreling along toward that solution and i think that it's not applicable and it's another five to 10 years finding out it's not applicable when the chinese and russians aren't waiting. >> if you need someone to write a book about that operation, call up the navy s.e.a.l.s. just kidding, dan crenshaw. just kidding. so, you talked, you've explained the broad contours what have a cyber force would look like. does this mean that cyber command isn't doing its job? >> not at all. it's the reverse. you in the last four years have indicated that with the legislation that you and mike and joe manchin and jim langevin and now ro khanna have asked. in the past cyber committee. the cyber command is doing a good job with what it's given. our argument is they're not given the righ

navy officers and engineers are entrusted with hundreds of complex systems of underwater surface ships any tasks is simply impossible. these specialists are true defenders of the fatherland, sailors faithful to naval traditions and deeply devoted to their work. we conclude our story about preparation naval engineers. profession. engineers have always been highly valued in the navy; these officers are one of the key specialists in performing any tasks. today, when certain destructive forces are trying to undermine the technological and economic independence of our country, increasing our defense capability directly depends on the quality of training of military personnel, including naval officers. it is extremely important that the majority of future graduates of naval universities will end up serving on the newest ships. now shipbuilding our program is intensive, the fleet receives small and large surface ships, that is , ships of the near sea and far ocean zones, submarines are missile submarines, multi-role submarines , diesel boats, the task is one: more. naval officers, who, first

we have been on this journey in the navy. we want to be able to train our amphibious readiness groups at sea, not attached to a range in the united states. where we can maintain currency proficiency, where we don't have to divulge our tactics, where we do not have to dive all our systems. up until recently, we have had to retract back and reset our force because we did not want people to watch our tactics. and i used the navy integrated counter fire control as an example. so the ability to do this within a security environment is first and foremost. then you have the ability to demonstrate that when you choose. but you have to have that because the training part gets lost in the sauce we talk about this. that i have to prioritize currency proficiency because at this level that is varsity ball. and i have to train to and be proficient at it and understand it. and that is what that environment brings us. >> example of other joint projects and we work with the navy to figure out a way to to shoot -- along with some other systems

next up, as the navy employs sailors the woke navy employs sailors who we'll diversity who can't swimy bnng who can't swim, we'll diversity bring as we know bring down the west as we know it. liz truss writes it. plus, liz truss writes a book. anywhere the lettuce returns it is the pubuc the lettuce returns it is the public publishing, i should say. sensation of the year. liz truss has written an autobiography about her. 57 minutes in power. an exclusive excerpt of the book suggests that she blames boris johnson's for dog an outbreak of fleas in number 10, which had her itching . now, i don't know. her itching. now, i don't know. bofisis her itching. now, i don't know. boris is pretty hairy himself and he gets around . so will this and he gets around. so will this new book make us realise that liz truss is the best prime minister? we sort of never had ? minister? we sort of never had? reacting, suzanne evans, alex dyke and wayne sleep do you think wayne sleep that liz truss should have been given more than 44 days? >> yeah, i do actually . quite >> yeah, i do actually. quite frankly, i

— over our eastern flank, the royal navy helps keep critical sea lanes open _ navy helps keep critical the united kingdom is also at the centre _ open. the united kingdom is also at the centre of the exercise steadfast defender, _ the centre of the exercise steadfast defender, currently under way and involving _ defender, currently under way and involving more than 16,000 british mititary— involving more than 16,000 british military personnel.

royal navy can teach people to swim but you1at's absolutely royal navy can teach people to swim butpeople to swim but you obviously can't royal navy can teach people to swimiat you obviously can't royal navy can teach people to swimia potentialiously can't royal navy can teach people to swimia potential terroristn't royal navy can teach people to swimia potential terrorist to teach a potential terrorist to actually country actually love the country that he's up. >> can swim? if so, i'm >> alex can you swim? if so, i'm going admiral going to make you rear admiral right swim because i live on >> i can swim because i live on the isle wight. that the isle of wight. well that helps. it's an island. so you you wouldn't be here, you want you wouldn't be here, would took ages would you? know, it took me ages to today. to get over today. >> i called a rear >> when i called you a rear admiral, being rude. admiral, i wasn't being rude. rmt admiral, i wasn't being rude. rm behave yourself. wayne >> behave yourself. wayne >> behave yourself. wayne >> i think absolutely >> no, i think it's absolu

but next, the royal navy moves solve its royal navy moves to solve its recruitment crisis by allowings sailors we lost the plot? sailors have. we lost the plot? and does this lay bare the dire state of our armed forces? former army commander former british army commander colonel kemp and colonel richard kemp is live and it's next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. loads to get through. no nonsense. i'm widdicombe on the way. but first, the royal navy ruled the waves for centuries . with its fearsome centuries. with its fearsome fleet of ships and seafarers patrolling the med was a doddle. and the french and spanish were dispatched at trafalgar. today, though, it's a different story. not only do we fail to stop rubber dinghies crossing the channel rubber dinghies crossing the channel, it's now been revealed that new royal navy no that new royal navy recruits no longer have to prove they can swim before starting training. defence sources have blasted the move as desperate a relaxing of standards to tackle the navy recruitment crisis. if it transpires recruits are not able to pas

that was a navy. and the navy alone.for a fact i know from when my father had worked there about the toxics project completed. we started before mission bay. mission bay is built. and look at us in hunters point shipyard. we're still playing around trying to knock down whatever we as minorities in that community have to benefit and not waste our time and somebody else come in after they then kicked us all out because we can't afford to stay there no more. and then somebody else come in there and get all of our benefits. we have suffered out there long enough. the people in the community should benefit. do not keep your good work, doctor honeycutt. keep up your good work and anything that i can do as long as i'm living. i got your back. thank you very much. thank you. ace washington. he's not here. we would like to now, call any members of the public who may be joining us by phone who would like to provide a comment. please raise your hand by pressing star three on your mobile devices. madam vice chair at this time, there

commander-in-chief of the russian navy.ov graduated from the lenin komsomol higher naval school of underwater diving in 199. from 1990 to 2003 he served on nuclear submarines of the northern fleet. in ninety-five. graduated from higher education special officer classes of the russian navy. in 2007 he graduated from the naval academy named after admiral of the fleet of the soviet union kuznetsov by correspondence. from 2018 to 2020, commander of the white sea naval base of the northern fleet, from 2020 to 21, commander of the coastal flotilla of the diverse forces of the pacific fleet. from 2021 to 24, chief of staff, first deputy commander of the northern fleet. in 2024 appointed commander of the northern fleet. vice admiral sergei pinchuk graduated from leningrad nakhimovsky in 1988 naval school. in ninety-three he graduated from the black sea higher naval school named after nakhimov. since 1993 he served in the baltic fleet, on the destroyer nastoychivy. in 2004 he graduated from the naval academy named after admiral kuzn

and promoted new to navy army. a ceremony with the presence of the commander-in-chief of the army and the commander of the navy shows the importance of joining this equipment. these are part of the results of the work of the men in charge of this force, and the assistance of the honorable government, the rank headquarters. above, the military industries of the ministry of defense and the support of the armed forces, universities, knowledge-based companies have reached the manse of emergence and have made iran and iranians proud. native sea and air base equipment now their addition to the army navy has significantly increased the operation power of this force. in the surface and sub-surface sectors , we have defined special programs in this field in different dimensions , meaning that both in the development of capabilities in the field of combat and in the field of improving the strength of the units and the dimensions of the units , which, god willing, we will see in the near future. more recent additions, god wil

navy, because if you're 1500 miles unless you've navy, because if you're 1500 miliyour unless you've you're 1500 miliyour1500 unless you've navy, because if you're 1500 miliyour1500 miles.ess you've navy, because if you're 1500 miliyour1500 miles tos you've navy, because if you're 1500 miliyour1500 miles to be)u've navy, because if you're 1500 miliyour1500 miles to be really got your 1500 miles to be really good at yeah. yeah, good at swimming. yeah. yeah, exactly. and very good to swim for a bit until somebody picks you if can swim that you up. if you can swim that far, don't join. join far, don't join. now. don't join the i starting up an the navy. i say starting up an olympic can't drive olympic sport, they can't drive boats either. most of these people, you know. i mean, where do you. where do you draw the line? i they don't call line? i know they don't call them boats. i know they don't call driving to call it driving it. i'd like to apologise to everybody in portsmouth the portsmouth but it to me it the only problem that could be seen with that you they're with this is that you

and the navy finally said no. okay. and they ordered i mean, time and time again, truman did stuff like this. how many lives were saved because men didn't drown in these terrible navy boats? incalculable, certainly thousands. and this happened with aircraft, all kinds of different investigations. one more question here and then. yes. what surprised you the most of your research? i'm that's a really good question. let me think about this. that nobody had ever told this story before that maybe not quite the answer that you want you're i'm just reading this stuff and i'm like, this is amazing. these guys literally going undercover in these plants and going all over the country and. part of my fear was like, you know, i started to think about writing a book about this. somebody must have told this before. and it was just shocking to me especially when you go back the truman committee, the headlines are everywhere that nobody had ever done this story before. and i felt really, really lucky to say, hey, i think i'm going to t

the navy didn't like him, and he found that he couldn't get the navy to adopt his much better designs. he went to his senator, harry truman, and said senator would help me out here. truman came up with a really good idea. this was for a heavier landing craft that would land tanks. he said, let's take a 30 ton tank, put one on this guy's boat, put one on the navy's boat and sail him through some rough, choppy water and see what happens. higgins but this happened down off norfolk, virginia. higgins boat sailed its tank to the beach, unload at the tank and then went around to circle around the navy vessel, which was nearly foundering in the waters. the navy suddenly that maybe they should buy this man's boats. and general dwight eisenhower credited the higgins boats as being one of the things that made the d-day landings a success. so there's no question that in many, many instances, like that, the intervention of the truman committee played a role in the conduct and the outcome of the war. and as a side note, mr. higgins knew orleans connection is one of the reasons that the world war t

i was designing on the surface and submarine vessels of the country's navy . trusted me, you said, "what are you doing wrong? i didn't bring my own device. this is the story of the movie admiral, which will be broadcast at 16:00 on channel one. it plays at 19:00 . this movie is about a french lawyer who was arrested by the agents of nazi germany and sent to prison is sent we are preparing a big attack. this is the first military invasion of the country. the war between south and north korea , how long will it take for american intervention in this war until their forces approach our border ? this is the story of the movie dabtalaban pish be sui jang , which will be broadcasted at 1:30 pm on channel 4, and the staged movie will be broadcasted at 21:00 on show network. the story of this movie is the discovery of new dimensions of a case that was closed 7 years ago. maryam mohammadi of sada news agency. one of the movies that we saw together in this report and that is going to be broadcast on tv today is daryadar in this section, we would like to greet the report

the navy didn't like him, and he found that he couldn't get the navy to adopt his much better designs. he went to his senator, harry truman, and said senator would help me out here. truman came up with a really good idea. this was for a heavier landing craft that would land tanks. he said, let's take a 30 ton tank, put one on this guy's boat, put one on the navy's boat and sail him through some rough, choppy water and see what happens. higgins but this happened down off norfolk, virginia. higgins boat sailed its tank to the beach, unload at the tank and then went around to circle around the navy vessel, which was nearly foundering in the waters. the navy suddenly that maybe they should buy this man's boats. and general dwight eisenhower credited the higgins boats as being one of the things that made the d-day landings a success. so there's no question that in many, many instances, like that, the intervention of the truman committee played a role in the conduct and the outcome of the war. and as a side note, mr. higgins knew orleans connection is one of the reasons that the world war t

it was a navy base and a lot of navy housing on this island specifically for around 80 years and duringa lot of innovative species were introduced on the island, eucalyptus, a lot of different european and algerians plants were on the island. we wanted to bring in the native eye college here on the island before the navy started to redevelop it and introduce some of those invasive species so the species you're seeing in this stormwater garden in the basin and the upland area was a part of those types of ecology s that's trying to be returned to this side of the island but different other spaces through out the islands development. so whenever we started this process, we identified a number of species of native plants that seem applicable to the ecology that we're trying to grow. there's 45 species, so a -- there's 15 species so they are hard to find in the nursery trade so we needed to grow it ourselves to achieve the biodiversity that's in the design here. as a part that have process, we brought on a nonprofit group called ledge, l-e-g- which is literacy for environmental justice. they

and... about the seas, andrii ryzhenko is with us, captain of the first rank of the reserve of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine and strategic expert of the sonata company, mr. andriyu , we welcome you , thank you for joining, and good morning, just yesterday it was recorded that missile carriers were brought to the black sea and at night we already have, well, as missile carriers, they said about submarines, that is, not surface boats, but they also have missiles, but eh, now they bring out less often. for are they afraid, and if they are taken out, is this a signal that you need to be careful? well, really yes, to some extent, i would not dramatize this situation very much, because after, at the beginning of the year, they suffered such very serious losses in surface ships, after because of this, they removed the chief of staff of the russian navy and team. by the black sea fleet, and after i was forced to come to sevastopol in order to, well, let's say, set a task, how to be... how to deal with all this and, well, solve this problem for the black sea fleet even shuigu, they rea