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navy yard, d.c. and a civilian contractor there just went off and started killing. people use mentally. but on that same day at the navy yard shooting there was an arrest in san diego of a navy named leonard glenn francis. and in addition to francis being arrested on corruption and bribery charges, there were two navy personnel who were also charged bribery. one was a navy who had been the news a few years earlier for making a triumphant return to cambodia. he was a native of cambodia, had fled cambodia as a five year old son, fled the fields in the genocide. there he was adopted by an american servicewoman, went to the naval academy and went through through the ranks of the navy and went back to cambodia a year as the captain. captain of a u.s. navy destroyer. and this was, you know, this this moment in the sun, the navy, and for him. so he was arrested, bribery charges. and in addition to him, there was a special with the naval criminal investigation service. so a federal law enforcement agent was

that's navy lingo. david knows because we both went to see desert on 18 commanded by us navy captain harry sanders and they spread out along omaha beach two of them, the satterlee and the thompson, along with the destroyer taliban, supported the army rangers, who were a sailing point to hawk west of omaha. i know you've all seen photos that that is just such an astonishing thing to see if you've not been go quickly because it's eroding fast. and if you to get a sense of how that looked at the and just try to understand the psychology of the men who made that climb. you should you should go to more the carmack and the mccook later joined by the harding took up positions near the center of omaha beach and five others led by the the squadron flagship frankford. with sanders on board steamed the eastern end of the beach near. these were the beaches green and easy. the destroyers took up positions. 800 yards off the surf line. now, given that gradual slope of the beach, they were pretty shallow center. in hi

navy in particular, but royal navy ships as well, who pretty much did save the day. at least i'm going to argue that, on omaha beach. before i do that, let me make general observations that probably everybody in this audience is sensitive to, but i want today reiterate them to remind of the broader context of this. first of all, the invasion of nazi occupied europe was an amphibious operation. it's an old aforrism in war that amphibious are the most difficult to carry out in war and also attributed to -- in part, because this is a joint operation as emphasized, my friend john, susan mentioned it as well, required a ground force, the army of course, a sea force, the navy and in this case, an air force coordinating three services in a tight and complicated timetable is difficult. but in d-day, it was not only a joint operation, it was a combined operation involving several countries, again, emphasized earlier. britain, the united states, and canada, france is often mentioned, but also norway, poland, belgium, denmark, the netherlands, even australia and new zealand wer

you see the crow is what navy men call a rating. each man keeps his crow under his mattress until he's earned the right to wear it. when the time comes, he can't get the needle and thread out fast enough that emblem says i am now already ol man. third class. any time you see a fellow wearing it. you can bet boots he knows his stuff. i don't mean that to be bragging, but only the fellows who have gone through a navy communications school know what it really means to read it it. next day, with the skipper doing the honors, we marched out on the parade ground to get our diplomas. i wish you could have been there, pop. i know you have a war job. besides, the government does not want people traveling around the country unless they to. sort of proud of that sheepskin and mailing it home to you. mother. well, we got our orders to shove off today and all packed. i can't you where we're going, but i'm on my way. yes. the folks back home are sort of proud them, too. it seems that just the time jim wrote he'd finish school, brother joe wrote t

navy in particular but the navy ships as well did save the day at least i'm going to argue that on omaha beach. before i do that, let me make a couple of general observations almost everybody in the audience and probably everybody in the audience is very sensitive to, but i wanted to remind us all of the broad context. first, the invasion of the nazi occupied europe was an amphibious operation. it's and old amphibious operations that are the most difficult to carry out in war. in part because this is a joint operation as has been emphasized, susan mentioned this as well it required a ground force. the army of course. the c force, the navy and in this case and air force. coordinating three services in a tight timetable is difficult,ic but it wasn't only a joint operation, it was a combined operation involving several countries again as emphasized earlierbr, britain, the united states and canada. france is often mentioned. but also norway, poland, belgium, denmark, the netherlands, even australia and new zealand were represented in this operation. so, we have air land and sea forces of ten

that administration change, if you're showing washington the navy more stable?hat epa can rebe eviscerated depending on who is in charge. i'm wondering is there any knowledge on what went on in the past and constants, where there is if there is ange appr know who to turn to. do and we >> i think that is a al concern, commissioner green, and i don't know, i don't know exactly what might happen at the stage and even okat prior administration. as we know the ten or politically has shifted so dramatically at th level. i don't know that we can anticipate. but what i do know, is the dedication of this department n much as we can and to use the levers that we have to do that. i will tell you that the fact that we work with more locally with the reand others are very committed people, and so, they willthe best that they can to their ability to continue to use their regulatory pow i think it will just depend on what, what happens and at they are able to do. so it's an unknown. but it's an unknown that we're going to be preparing for and o what we can now to do as much as

do we get any community support from the government, from the navy? so that the people that are dealing with the illnesses don't have to suffer financially? these are the questions that come to mind and the questions that can be answered next time we meet. maybe setting this back another two or three generations, no one should have to live like this. so i would like to hear a deadline. let's talk to the people in the navy, the squeaky wheel is going to get oil. i think the people in hunters point deserve with dignity, a date when this is going to end. enough of, they're asking for curtains for the dust, how insane does that sound? so i would love our next presentation if we can hear a deadline of when this will be done. >> thank you. >> deputy, do you want to say anything at this point? >> it's fine, i just wanted to check in. it's wonderful to see you back and i'm so gratitude and impressed by the work that you've done since our last meeting which was not happy, if this is not a happy situation and that's not going to change. but i just want to thank

nurses on guam and 11 navy and 67 army nurses, 3 dietitians were captured and enturned. these were the first american women prisoners of war. only two in the hospital. fort mills hospital, about 20 were assigned a general in manila. six or seven in the station hospital at near clark field and dozen navy nurses on naval base. busy maternity ward. early follow 1941 things began to change as troops came from the states. the nurses numbers grown to 105. the possibility of war was on everyone's blind. >> there was something going on that they didn't want nobody to know about. >> i was out follow the middle of the pacific and the area of the mariana islands we saw japanese slips that day and we were ordered to put on the brightest clothes and go on top deck and play games where gi's were secreted before and out of sight. >> flews of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly as had the attack. >> the commanding officer want today see us all and he told us that, of course, pearl harbor had been bombed. i want to tell you something, he said, this is an unusual situation. and we don't kno

nurses on guam and 11 navy and 67 army nurses. three army dietitians and one army physical therapist in the philippines were captured and interned. these were the first american women prisoners of war. there were not many army and navy nurses in the philippines in 1940. only two in the small post hospital at camp john jay near baguio. eight staff. the fort mills hospital on corregidor, about 20, were assigned to sternberg general in manila. six or seven in the station hospital at fort scott sundberg near clark field, and a dozen navy nurses on cavity naval base, five navy nurses were stationed at the naval hospital on guam. 600 miles to the east and duty in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on wards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward yet ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states training stepped up with practice, air raid and blackout drills. the nurses numbers had grown to 105. the possible tree of war wa

a bilateral meeting between the commanders of the navy of the islamic republic of iran and the navy of the chinese army will be held immediately. in this meeting, the topics and issues of interest to both sides will be discussed and exchanged, but i had a conversation with the iranian admiral regarding the goals this trip, the iranian admiral said that we have very good relations with the chinese navy. every year we hold an exercise in the form of a maritime security belt on the coast of makran in the south of the country and in the north of the indian ocean with the participation of russia. vessels as well as flying units will be added to this exercise and we are supposed to reach a common point in these exercises, as well as this four-day working trip, the operational training departments of china's industrial research will also be visited by the iranian admiral, god willing. i will prepare reports from this trip and in the next parts of the trip, i will reach the viewers, god willing . nar, nar, gaza, live, benar, nar, gaza, ishtalat, nar, nar, gaza, trid al-thar, shafna the seeker

five navy nurses were stationed on guam 1600 miles to the east.in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on awards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward yet ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states. training stepped up with plastic air raid and blackout drills. the nurses number and a gram to 105. the possibility of war was on everyone's mind. >> they had completely closed off the rest even the native people and guam. if they were closed off there's something going on they didn't want somebody to know about. >> the middle of the specific we saw some japanese ships. we were ordered to put on her brightest close, we girls and go ons. top deck and plate deck games. the gis were secreted below and out of sight. >> and news of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly as the attack. >> the commanding officer and he told us pearl harbor had been bombed. i want to tell you something he said this is an unusual situation. and we don't know what w

it involves the forces of the navy, units of long-range and military transport aviation. ships and aircraft of the people's liberation army of china also participate in the practical exercises, representatives of fifteen countries have been invited as observers. the purpose of the exercise is to thoroughly test key points combat readiness of command and control bodies, units and formations. navy and aerospace forces, to determine the coherence of their actions, issues of the integrated use of high-precision weapons, as well as other modern and promising types of weapons, including taking into account the experience gained during the special military operation will be worked out. as the head of state noted, the armed forces of russia must be ready to protect the sovereignty of the national interests of the country. and, if necessary, to help allies. today, during the special military operation they fight selflessly in the hottest spots on the line of combat contact. they inflict crushing blows on the enemy, effectively destroying its military facilities and infrastructure.

navy.served in the 33rd seabees aboard the uss aircraft carrier. he participated in the invasion in 1944. james joseph jefferson, u.s. navy. joe served as an electronics technician third class aboard the destroyer uss in the pacific. and the rapidly developing field of naval electronics. he helped service a new technology being developed during the war. robert keyed, u.s. army and u.s. air force. bobby served 12 years out of the army and also later in the air force with service in korea and vietnam. henry budd mason, junior u.s. navy. these are but two units of seabees, 134th construction battalions in guam at the end of the war, after he was discharged from the navy as a seaman first class, he served in the naval reserves eight more years. john mccain, u.s. army. mr. mccain served in the signal corps in germany for two years. rupert melton, u.s. navy, he served in the pacific and asiatic theaters aboard the heavy cruiser uss los angeles. he joined the navy on the first anniversary of pearl

in addition, thanks to the exercises, it is possible to expand interaction with the navies of partnerntries in solving joint tasks at sea. let me remind you that the management. the chinese military is participating, the day before in the waters of the northern part of peter the great bay, a meeting of warships of the russian navy with the navy of the people's liberation army of china took place, from the prc, the maneuvers involved four warships, supply ships and 15 aircraft, and as the ministry of defense reports, in the near future the pacific fleet and the chinese navy will work out joint practical actions to defend sea communications and areas of maritime economic activity, it is noted that the chinese people's army... joins russian strategic command and staff exercises quite often, for several years now, the participation of the prc in joint maneuvers is proof of its readiness to resist the hegemony of the united states together with russia. the president also spoke about this. the us and its satellites are increasing their military presence near russia's western borders, in the

in peter the great bay, warships of the russian navy and the chinese navy met for joint maneuvers, four warships and supply ships, units were involved from the celestial empire. hypersonic missile kalibr. the submarine petropavlovskchaski neutralized the enemy. then the crews of the corvette aldarci denjapov demonstrated their work, supported the air defense unit by launching cruise missiles. k-35, the nuclear-powered submarine missile cruiser omsk , launched an attack with granit anti-ship missiles, the fire was conducted from the barents sea at targets at a great distance. the operational staff will gain experience in managing forces in the conditions of the training operationally rapidly changing situation, and of course, the experience acquired by the armed forces of russia, the russian navy, a special military operation, this is ... one of the important components of the strategic command and staff exercises okean-2024 will last until september 16. for 32 representatives of foreign countries are observing the maneuvers. igor pikhanov, egor vorobyov, artemy antonov, vesti primorsky

navy.eater and the liberation of the philippines in particular. the sunday purple heart recipient in world war i, he has four brothers who served in the army, the cause of whom was wounded in the korean conflict. alvin fox, u.s. army. he served in the occupation of germany with troop c of the 37th regiment. women's army corps. she served in the west and the european theater, working in newport news before deploying to france, and later frankfurt and berlin. she was not the only hero in her family. her brother was killed in europe on d-day plus 7. richard , u.s. navy. he served in the 23rd as a carpeting's mate second class aboard uss. he participated in the invasion in 1944. james joseph justice when jess -- jefferson, u.s. navy. electronic technicians it may you have class in the pacific in the rapidly developing field of naval electronics. he helped to serve as a new technology being developed during the war. rob ricky, u.s. army and air force. bobby served 12 years in the army and later

the navy will have its own investigation, _ now?vestigation, there _ now? the navy will have its own investigation, there will- now? the navy will have its own investigation, there will be - now? the navy will have its own investigation, there will be an i investigation, there will be an air accident investigation, it will be military led because this was a military exercise, but they will have two report in public. these things take quite a while. they will be an initial report some stage and then a full report much later. thank you for taking us through those details. let me turn to breaking news that has just come in from the us. donald trump hasjust pleaded not guilty to charges in the revised 2020 election subversion indictment. we were looking at this last week, where the special prosecutor put in a revised indictment and thatis put in a revised indictment and that is because of what we heard in thatjudgment at the supreme court, which detailed that many of the things that are done as president had immunity. as a result, their

my condolences with navy personnel and i'm here — with navy personnel and i'm here with _ with navy personnelea lord is a — here with the first sea lord is a fult— here with the first sea lord is. a full investigation has already— is. a full investigation has already started and that will be one _ already started and that will be one of its first priority is. ~ ., be one of its first priority is. . ., be one of its first priority is. what appears to have happened. _ is. what appears to have happened, exactly? - is. what appears to have j happened, exactly? that is. what appears to have - happened, exactly? that will be for the investigation. _ happened, exactly? that will be for the investigation. today - happened, exactly? that will be for the investigation. today is l for the investigation. today is a day— for the investigation. today is a day to— for the investigation. today is a day to mourn the loss of valued _ a day to mourn the loss of valued navy personnel and to think— valued navy personnel and to think about his family, his friends _ think about his family, his friends and his colle

vladivostok registration, you're still serving in the navy, in the navy, in the navy, only now not in the submarine, in the merchant navy, the maritime safety service, we protect merchants from the pro-romaleans, wait, wasn't it written about you that you fought off pirates, and a big shot at that captured, yes about us, handsome. and the last question, leonid vladilenovich. you have dedicated your entire life to the navy. how difficult was it for you to decide to go to work in the administration of the closed territorial entity, deep bay, because, as far as i know, you have a tough service behind you, a brilliant career, firstly, i think that we need to give way to young people, it is important, it's just that when the time came, i changed one government service for another, where my experience and knowledge allow me to bring maximum benefit, yeah, and how your family took this decision, forgive me please? eh, the family understood. yeah. leonid vladilyanovich, thank you for the interesting conversation. in the next program we will continue the story about the outstanding personaliti

we know the chinese navy is expanding enormously in our navy is shrinking, literally shrinking mr. president. it'se regrettable here we are e must break before the election. the distinguish majority leader senator schumer is not brought any of this l legislation before the full senate. bills that have been ready since july.o want to commend my colleague from maine the distinguish ranking member of the appropriations committee for accommodating the chairman of the appropriations committee. i had prepared today to come down here and support senator collins in an effort to have a unanimous consent request. to bring the bill to the floor. what else were doing? look at us. in a matter as you continue the great working relationship these two senior senators have had, senator collins refrain from that were not asking for unanimous consent andid requirig someone from the other side to come and object to that. we will continue to work. but what is absolutely sure is the fiscal year will begin in just a few days. and the appropriation for what we need to do at the pentagon, what new things w

the russian navy has conducted large scale exercises dubbed ocean 2024. exercises took place in the pacific and arctic oceans as well as in the mediterranean, the caspian and the baltic seas. our corresponent marina cortinova has your details in this report filed at moscow. desire of the us to inflict a strategic defeat on russia prompted these naval exercises, marking ocean 24, the largest event of its kind in the modern history of the russian navy. the drills took place across the... specific and arctic oceans in the mediterranean, caspian and baltic seas. in total over 400 warships, submarines and support vessels along with 125 aircraft and helicopters from the naval av. and air space forces as well as some 7 units of weapons, military and special equipment and over 90,000 personnel were involved. using ukraine as a pretext, they are attempting to inflict a strategic defeat on our country under the guys of countering an allegedly existing russian threat and containing china, the united states and its allies are increasing the military presence near rus

peter the great bay hosted a meeting of warships of the russian navy with the navy of the people's liberationy of china from the prc in the maneuvers involved four warships, a supply ship and 15 aircraft, and as reported by the ministry of defense, in the near future the pacific fleet and the chinese navy will work out joint practical actions to defend sea communications and areas of maritime economic activity. it is noted that the people's republic of china joins russian strategic command and staff exercises quite often. for several years now, the participation of the prc in joint maneuvers is proof of readiness to resist the hegemony of the united states together with russia, the president also spoke about this. the us and its satellites are increasing their military presence near their western borders russia, in the arctic and in the asia-pacific region. the us and its allies openly declare their plans to deploy medium- and shorter-range missiles in the so-called forward zones. with their aggressive actions, the us seeks to achieve a tangible military advantage, thereby breaking the existi

"the soviet navy previously conducted exercises of this scale under the code name ocean. several such maneuvers took place between the 1970s and the 1980s characterized by the extensive scale and the number of forces and resources involved. after several decades, the tradition of holding such exercises has now been revived. marina kartonova, press tv, moscow. after mps vote to make cuts to winter fuel payments originally designated to help the elderly. all but the poorest pensioners will no longer be receiving a winter fuel allowance. however, as a british pensioners will have to grapple with the cold and lack of fuel this winter. uk's top diplomat david lamy just announced nearly $800 million worth of support for ukraine. isa khadimi explains more in this report out of london. the british government has announced it's cutting fuel support allowances for elderly people an effort to try to balance the country's t ring economy, labour prime minister kier starmer says the move that could see pensioners lose up tous year in key financial aid is necessary due to the mismanagem

we know that the chinese navy is expanding enormously, and our navy is shrinking, literally shrinking, mr. president. so it's regrettable. here we are a week and a half to go before we must break for the election, and the distinguished majority leader, senator schumer, has not brought any of this legislation before the full senate. bills that have been ready since july. and so -- and also i want to commend my colleague from maine, the distinguished ranking member of the appropriations committee, for accommodating the chairman of the appropriations committee. we -- i had prepared today to come down here and support senator collins in an effort to have a unanimous consent request, to bring the bill to the floor. i mean, what else are we doing? look at us. but in a matter of comity and to continue the great working relationship that these two senior senators have had, senator collins refraineded that that. so we're not asking for unanimous consent and requiring someone from the other side to come and object to that. and we'll continue to work. but what is absolutely sure is that the fisc

in peter the great bay, warships of the russian navy and the chinese navy met for joint maneuvers, otpadni. local four combat supply ships are involved, units are practicing joint actions to defend sea routes and areas of economic activity in the coastal direction. it's already late in the evening in the waters of the sea of ​​japan, combat ships are preparing for a massive strike on the naval targets of the conventional enemy. the first to strike are boats, mosquito missiles destroy enemy ships. a hypersonic kalibr missile is launched from an underwater position. submarine petropavlovsk-kamchatsky neutralized the enemy. then the crews of the corvette aldar tsedenzhapov demonstrated their work. they supported the air defense unit by launching an kh-35 cruise missile. the nuclear-powered submarine missile cruiser oumsk struck with granit anti-ship cruise missiles. fire was conducted from the waters of the barents sea at targets at a great distance. the operational staff will receive. experience in managing forces taking into account the conditions of the training operationally rapidly chang

the soviet navy previously conducted exercises of this scale under the code name ocean.uvers took place between the 1970s and the 1980s characterized by the extensive skate. and the number of forces and resources involved, after several decades, the tradition of holding such exercises has now been revived, marina kartonova, press tv, moscow, that's it for this here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in a goodbye for now. "we're the big bad americans, the laws don't apply to us, get out of our way. black water is a company that we contracted out to in iraq and afghanistan, many parts of the world. did your people ever kill innocent civilian? it's entirely possible. where is freedom? where are human rights? there's a instance of detanies and how they were treated in nice..." fighters of a private army in the middle east, the myth of the war on terrorism, by terrorism, the adventure of the most horrifying terrorist organization in the world, claiming to grant freedom to the people of a country. they don't care about the men they hire, the only thing they care about is

the soviet navy previously conducted exercises of this scale under the code name ocean. several such maneuvers took place between the 1970s and the 1980s characterized by the extensive scale and the number of forces and resources involved. after several decades. states, the tradition of holding such exercises has now been revived. marina kartonova, press tv, moscow. people in disputed indian administered kashmir are heading to the polls to cast their ballots in the assembly elections. over 2.3 million cashmities are eligible to vote in the first of three phase elections. 219 candidates are competing for 24 seats on wednesday. the second and third phases are scheduled for september the 25th and october the 1st. this is the first vote since. new delhi revoked the special status granted to the region under article 370 of the indian constitution in 2019. the move then snatched the statehood for the region and split jammu and kashmir into two union territories directly ruled by the central government. kashmir is the only muslim majority region in india and a bone of contentio

the key role in solving this problem is played by the navy. our sailors have always. courageously stood guard over the security of the homeland, today, during a special military operation, they selflessly fight in the hottest spots on the line of combat contact, deliver crushing blows to the enemy, effectively destroy its military facilities and infrastructure, act bravely and professionally, and are not real heroes. i want to emphasize that we will continue to ... strengthen our the navy, including its strategic, nuclear component. we will systematically and comprehensively develop all types and branches of the armed forces, increase their strike capabilities, improve the training of ship crews, coastal aviation units, taking into account real combat experience, do everything necessary for the reliable protection of russia and our citizens, to maintain. strategic stability and the balance of power in the world, i wish the participants of the exercise a successful solution to the tasks set. good luck, i ask the minister of defense to report on

does this move by the german navy? does it jeopardize security in the region? i don't think so. there. there's a long history of navies from different countries, most notably united states, but sometimes counted us some time. so your opinion, navies that through sale through the taiwan strait and is even the chinese would have knowledge. international law allows ships to show through. they're not withstanding a dispute about whether it's solving and chinese waters or the so called international waters. you, regardless of, of which your answer on that is correct. the right to cl through is something that is firmly in international law. so i don't think the mere action of the ceiling through is, is provocative at all, even though it does anger the chinese because from the chinese perspective base it is more is a statement of support in taiwan. so economy and they see a simply uh, taking the safest or the fastest route from point a to point b. so different sides are looking at this very differently. at reports of emerge of us special forces training for quite some time as well for

petersburg held an annual parade in honor of the day of the russian navy.he salute battery of the peter and paul fortress signals the start of the celebration of the day of the russian navy. however, this is the most modest parade in the last seven years. only 20 ships and boats and one submarine. whereas that year there were almost 40. from the black sea fleet , only two were presented this year: the corvette mercury and the frigate admiral hryhorovych. frigate admiral hryhorovych is on the screens. the ship repeatedly struck with cruise missiles caliber. all the ships of the black sea fleet that went to the bottom, and it is still possible. will now go to the account of serhii voronov. and every time we sink something there, successfully, some kind of victory, in the morning they call me and say, well, you can still be congratulated, listen, you have such a thing in your farm now rare car. what to do with sunken ships? the director of the museum answers without hesitation leading tours after the deoccupation of the crimea. almost easily accessible, despit

but in this section, let's go to international news and events the commander of the navy enters pican and they have plans to let us go, mr. mr. nikbin, so that we can hear more details from him. mr. nikmin , good morning. yes, as you said, admiral shahram irani, commander of the navy of the islamic republic of iran, arrived in beijing a few minutes ago to attend specialized meetings and meet with their chinese counterparts, who are in contact with mr. khaliq in the next few seconds. reporter of radio and television news agency we have a package regarding the details of this trip and the upcoming meetings between mr. irani and mr. khaliq vardi. the goals of this trip are clear. mr. irani will enter the package for what purpose and what are his plans and the main topics that will be defined for the trip. i remember defense cooperation and its expansion and promotion to different levels in different fields. it is known that john siari was also present in beijing some time ago . there was a meeting held in beijing. that meeting was actually an international forum in which more than 90 for

and i. that both of you are veterans . of the navy captains and i want to hear— of the navy captainsand _ to hear your thoughts on leadership and what i to hear your thoughts on leadership and what was| to hear your thoughts on i leadership and what was it to hear your thoughts on - leadership and what was it like and where _ leadership and what was it like and where you _ leadership and what was it like and where you staying - leadership and what was it like and where you staying up i leadership and what was it like and where you staying up latel and where you staying up late to watch — and where you staying up late to watch the _ and where you staying up late to watch the landing? - and where you staying up late to watch the landing? me i to watch the landing? we actually had _ to watch the landing? we actually had a _ to watch the landing? actually had a couple of to watch the landing?“ actually had a couple of duties while — actually had a couple of duties while we — actually had a couple of duties while we were getting ready to let star — while we were getting ready to let star

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