he would also see much of the war's brutality during his deployment with the elite 3 squadron sas.efinitely a buzz of elitism, 'cause it is the best thing you could do for your career, to go to that unit, especially when you're a lower rank and you're actually gonna get to do a lotta hands-on stuff. you definitely feel confident with these guys. i never once felt like i was going out and i was unprotected. i never felt like i--we weren't gonna get through it. mark: it was braden chapman's job to find taliban targets by intercepting and tracking their communications. braden: if we were going out on a mission where we were chasing a mobile phone target, then i would be with either myself, or the other signals intelligence operator. we'd be with the teams, and we'd be going in close and tracking that phone. often, when they hear the helicopters coming in, they would actually turn their mobiles phones off. mark: within days of deploying with the sas in afghanistan, braden chapman got a sense of what was to come during a conversation with one of the squadron's senior soldiers. braden: i

they had embarked with a squadron of four others for ships. on a secret mission, which was to try capture a spanish galleon. feel filled with so much treasure here. the ship was known as the prize of all the oceans. believe it or not, that was part the mission of their plans. it had a real whiff of piracy about it. in fact, the seamen were given offered a 10th elysian prosper fact, a share of any treasure treasure money that was seized. but before they could embark, they had to get out of the dockyard in england where they had been trapped. this just this map shows where they were heading. and it shows they were supposed to cross the atlantic and sail around cape horn at the tip of south america, then up the coast to, chile and then into the pacific, where they we hoping to intercept the galleon off the coast of the philippines. but they were trapped and marooned at the dockyards. the squadron included four warships, as well as the wage for the flagship was known as the centurion was under the command of the commodore. who? the leader of the e

they had embarked with a squadron of four others for ships. on a secret mission, which was to try capture a spanish galleon. feel filled with so much treasure here. the ship was known as the prize of all the oceans. believe it or not, that was part the mission of their plans. it had a real whiff of piracy about it. in fact, the seamen were given offered a 10th elysian prosper fact, a share of any treasure treasure money that was seized. but before they could embark, they had to get out of the dockyard in england where they had been trapped. this just this map shows where they were heading. and it shows they were supposed to cross the atlantic and sail around cape horn at the tip of south america, then up the coast to, chile and then into the pacific, where they were hoping to intercept the galleon off the coast of the philippines. but they were trapped and marooned at the dockyards. the squadron included four warships, as well as the wage for the flagship was known as the centurion was under the command of the commodore. who? the leader of the

and a half can be transferred to ukraine as a whole, as well, at least one of the squadrons, let's startis, affects the situation in the ukrainian skies, as you understand, it has a negligible effect but er, for example, it will allow us to either unload our er, zenith, our anti-aircraft missile forces, yes , that is, a fighter. it is more effective in destroying cruise missiles and shaheds. and this is the main threat to the heating let’s say this period or another option - the fighters in this squadron go to support our advancing whiskeys if at that time it is march , as i said next year, if there will be an offensive , this whole squadron will be in full force, but not at one airfield, and at least on three airfields without a quadrille - that's 12 planes and they can easily be divided into three groups of four planes each, but otherwise the russians will try to destroy them at one airfield , and it will be difficult for them to do so, because the planes are dispersed and cover at least a dozen reinforced concrete ones at each airfield these front airfields are also covered, they are

we only have one squadron.e su-24s, but this one squadron already has a very strong influence on the overall course of hostilities, so i think that even the first f16 squadron will already begin to have a very significant impact on the situation in the sky e-e ago that one f-16 is worth a few only a few russian myths or surzhik and eh will see exactly how our air force eh will use them and i ’m actually not an expert in air battles to conquer er well, if not for the conquest of domination in the sky, for this the expert who will come will not be enough, but at least in order to neutralize the current russian domination in the sky and make at least some parity or, on the contrary, they will be imprisoned first of all as fighters a how er, carriers of different types of missiles for work on different ground targets here. i don’t take it upon myself to judge this, it’s more obvious to the specialists of our air forces . i think that they have already worked it out. they know what exactly they are waiting for this

nuclear weapons at the same english air base comfort conditions for storing nuclear weapons bunkers squadronslear weapons on bail the diagnosis is clear american nuclear bombs are returning to britain without announcements gardens us nuclear weapons were taken out of britain under obama 15 years ago and this placement on its territory of foreign nuclear weapons infringes on the sovereignty of britain. this suggests that london does not have the ability and strength to conduct its own independent foreign policy . american bombs. out of britain, extremely ill, does not relate to information about the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. although this is a response to us actions in europe, britain does not advertise information about its own nuclear subordination in relation to america. this is different. so to the expression to leave in english you can add the expression to come american, that is, to come, trying to sneak a bomb in your pocket, but it doesn’t work out. alien nuclear bombs are opposed not by a handful of hippies, but by the public opinion of the country: 59% of res

it's a visit to big brother who's a cadet with a 1992 squadron. this is something. all right. well, maybe they'll even be a chance to watch him fly. some of. them. i'm a brown way from mighty powers. listen. and so we. but we're also part of the problem. brown power. because he's doing his job. an important raising more lives saving his land and growing more of the things we need and proud of him just for being an american that we can count on at a time. every american has an important job. do. all right. well, then what i want to do today is i'm going to give us our third lecture in our unit about labor and

not training, it's really, really, what is it, we have to fight to protect ukraine, but the enemy squadronss their fighting spirit melted before our eyes in a minute, the russian aces, which in terms of the number of planes outnumbered ours many times, began to leave the airfields fought four four tenth company transferred 10th 10th we are leaving we are leaving we are developing methods of air combat maneuvers and one of such methods is misleading the enemy on when one of the planes is a demonstration target and leads the enemy plane to the strike group we even had such that a couple of planes tied up the whole of lanka with a battle, and there are more, and they refused to take their actions, eh. one by one , people shot down, and ours, theirs, they shot down ours, it was such that, well, there were almost, uh, close maneuver battles, even two planes fell parachutist plane i think and i'm sure the pilots entered the riot police and they were told that the air defense system of the armed forces of ukraine was suppressed because it was destroyed it was never destroyed it existed even that w

that and i hope i'm saying this correctly, f-18 strike fighter squadron. the world's largest and most advanced communication ship. and ultimately, as captain of the uss roosevelt. he retired from the navy. 2022 and now lives in san diego. but it was amid one of the the the darkest times in american history that captain crosier captured the attention of the nation and the world when he tried protect the 5000 plus sailors on the uss theodore roosevelt. and as you know, that when covid 19 was affecting not only us, but through the vessel. in his first book, surf you can lessons, life, loyalty and from a maverick captain, he reflects on his own life, career, commitment to do the right. matt janell, what is the ceo and co-founder of firepit collective, a media company he launched in 2021 that focuses on story and distribution through various forms and platform is after graduating in 1995 from st college in california he worked as a photo editor, sports illustrated. he went on to receive his master's degree in journalism from columbia university. from 2007 to 20

left and there were only a few spitfire squadrons . only a few spitfire squadrons. squadrons of hurricanes and spitfires started attacking them, that's when the germans suddenly realised it was tough. >> how come britain won the battle of britain? against overwhelming odds ? overwhelming odds? >> radar was the key to it. you could spot the enemy coming . by could spot the enemy coming. by its end. >> in october 1945, 300 allied fighters and twice as many germans had been killed, plus many more civilians. the war went for on five more years, but this small part at a crucial stage was one more acres of wreck. >> german planes even propaganda cannot hide this truth. >> brits remember with commemorative flights and a service at westminster every yeah service at westminster every year, a permanent place is at capel le ferne in folkestone , a capel le ferne in folkestone, a memorial wall with the names of those who took part. words by prime minister winston churchill refer that the sacrifice britain remembers today never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by

we have only one squadron .ink that even the first squadron of f16 will already start to have a very significant impact on the situation in the sky because one f16 is worth a few only a few russian myths or surzhik and will see how exactly our air force will use them i am here i i’m not actually an expert here, eh, i’m not even going to say at the moment, first of all, they will be thrown into air battles to conquer eh well, if not for the conquest of domination in the sky, then the x-first will not be enough for this, but at least in order to neutralize the current russian rule in the sky and do at least some kind of parity, or vice versa, they will be sharpened first of all as fighters , and as carriers of various types of missiles for work on various ground targets here. worked out they know what exactly they are waiting for this first roundworm well, but the month of february is the most optimistic scenario, it is so uh, very good forecast for us, uh, so far , optimistic scenarios have rarely worked, usually

a squadron fan base that had struggled with its identity, embraced its multicultural, make up. and they've been says we're going to try is it become one family, right? you know, and there's great harmony among them on the page. is it that one person loan uh with their players who speak the rage up and the rock in arabic, those who speak a northern but dialects and those who use a southern pilot and full team of the 26 players out the world cup was born in europe, to morocco and parents. they were born in friends and that's all in spring. and midland, also about the americans. they are 100 percent more if you guys the brings with them this kind of lifting votes. it doesn't stay at the center of the squad. however, there are common things, tried to morocco, and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i guess, times the most show africans. arabs and muslims can see themselves in this tape. and the fans stole the show at the top, will come within the neutral hots of millions. with the chanting drumming, and passion setup the workings have a deep

episodes, which with your permission is a fan of saba animation production the trip of the 86th naval squadron of the army around the world and also the new season of salam bar ibrahim are on its agenda. maryam mohammadi of sed and sima news agency had an electronic version that was emphasized in the annual budget laws of the country 18 years ago, but until the government thirteenth, only 10% advanced work could not be done it could be passed into law as a wish. everyone said it was a good thing. you knew it wouldn't have been implemented. finally, with the support of parliamentarians, the implementation of this plan was made mandatory under the supervision of insurance organizations. first, the full implementation of electronic prescribing from the very beginning. the plan to eliminate paper notebooks was keyed and the effect should be electronic, its expansion should be provided , it is better to file an electronic health record by removing the notebook, that sheet actually existed, because this is where access was created so that he could see the history of his services. the ministry of hea

zulfiqari of sada and radio news agency, the commander of the air force announced the addition of a squadron of all-iranian kosar fighter planes to the nahaja combat fleet in the near future. by making major changes to the radar and weapons system of the third generation aircraft, the commander of the air force added that now zero to one hundred training on hunting language and housing as well as drone pilots are being conducted inside the country and the readiness to accept we also have pilot students from abroad. based on the latest statistics of the ministry of health, more than 100,000 general practitioners and 60,000 specialists and subspecialists are serving in the country, according to the head of the medical system organization, facilitating licensing and the purchase of office equipment is one of the solutions that were considered to support young doctors. it is the issuing of a license, which the former mother, in cooperation with the ministry of health , reduced the number of points for the license of the office from 250 to 180 in the big cities . it is mandatory for the medical c

gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving with troop delta, first squadronfourth cavalry, first infantry division on june 18, 1968 near the village of kong republic of vietnam. on this date, first lieutenant taylor commanded a light fire team of two cobra helicopter gunships, scrambled on a nighttime mission in response to an urgent call for aerial fire support from a four man long range patrol team. upon arrival, first lieutenant taylor found the patrol team surrounded and heavily engaged by a larger viet cong force. he immediately requested illumination rounds and supporting artillery to assist with identifying the enemy positions. despite intense enemy ground fire, he flew at a perilously low altitude, placing a devastating volume of aerial rocket and machine gun fire on the enemy forces and circling the friendly patrol. for over approximately 45 minutes, first lieutenant taylor and his wingman continued to make low level danger, close attack runs on the surrounding enemy positions. when enemy fire increased from the village, he requested artillery rounds

the commanding officer of this british squadron on his way to an exercise in latvia, says training in the region is vital for us going up to lot via provides a new real estate, new training opportunity. uh, the opportunity to go up against a live simulated estimate which, which puts my soldiers to the test. some of those tests are just about getting troops to where they need to be. this con boy had 3 vehicles breakdown causing many hours of delay. but parker says, figuring out how to get them back on the road was part of the training. he wanted his troops to get an overnight at the nato bass. in lithuania, gave the british troops a chance to rest and refilled their tags, hosted by german army. lieutenant colonel andre is kiersten, are 2 commands, the multi national battle group keeping watch from the other end of this walking cord or we conduct the trainings in order to be prepared for us and noble russian forces are crossing the border onto the plane. yeah, yeah, mobility is always very crucial for me to of informations, and of course it's a strong sign to show that we are not sittin

a small squadron equatorial new guinea. it would create havoc for our planning services.ot of u.s. resources which, we, unfortunately, do not have. you know, 100% on point. you've got to keep the chinese out of the west, out of the atlantic. you know, thinking that that was a critical theater. also for service worker both world wars. it will be a major conflict with china. the best policy if you keep them on now rather than having to root them out later. >> it sounds a lot like the title of the book, the strategy of denial. one of our members wrote about preventing china from invading taiwan. hold that to john noonan. i have not forgot about you. i saw your hand raised. i think i have to come to you next year. we are really missing the boat, so to speak. potentially, ignoring what could be a strategy or denial is being played out. by china's and russia's in africa. >> great to be with you. friends and colleagues here picking up after the summer. you know, i think that this issue is stressing for us on a number of levels. i mean, we are obviously facing multiple crises aro

this, because they can even take you into the frame, the reserve of the students from the bauman squadroncalled buran in honor of the soviet spaceship, initially guys. he worked at construction sites at the vostochnaya cosmodrome, and now every summer he travels either to the arctic or to facilities in the far east , and this is a good opportunity to chat with a bunch. guys get. uh, not just some acquaintances, but real friends of comrades, who, in these 2 months, with them, you reach a completely different level of communication. well, just see the world. that is, uh, not enough. how else can you get to the arctic in the heart of yakutia or somewhere else, last year gazprom signed a strategic partnership agreement with russian student groups. this means that this is far from the last large construction project with the participation of students, russian student teams have already participated in the implementation of a number of iconic and important projects for industries are the development of the zapolyarnoye field and the creation of new gas production centers in yamal and yakutia, c

shoot, berdykin, it was the creature that wanted to run away, tach glotov, meekness from the second squadroneg, load her, berdykin, there is! what if you're standing there, move the cart forward. back, i saw that you were doing something so bad, listen, how can you do that, but is there really nothing human in you, an innocent person died, look, i don’t know what you don’t know, boss, boss, listen, i’ll help you, i understand, he can’t cope without me, only if you help me too , tell me, i understand, yes , hello, we take out our notebooks, now we will write down a new topic that we will begin to study, we will write down a few examples, and then we will promise. so, we write the topic of the lesson, oxidation, oxides, reactions of substances with oxygen are called oxidation reactions, and the substances resulting from oxidation are called oxides, here is an example of an oxide, you know well, come on, carbon. plus an oxygen molecule gives us a carbon dioxide molecule, this is oxide, here is another common oxide, vitya, vitya , vitya, water, someone, god, vitya, vitya, well, everything, the c

he was, without question, the very, very best navigator on the squadron, and i was incredibly lucky to ticking over on the tarmac, a line . of new mosquitoes ready to display their prowessl in the air. the mosquito is the great aeronautical success - of the war. british inventive genius has produced a formidable air. weapon, with a reputedj speed of over 400mph. here are pictures to carry - in your mind's eye when next you hear about mosquitoes having been in action. - i think the fifth raid was on berlin. now, berlin was about the most heavily defended city in the whole of the third reich. and if you were going to be shot down, it was most likely to occur there. and i remember on this particular occasion, i allowed myself to be caught by a salvo of anti—aircraft shells, and it lifted up the aircraft, and it caused both engines to stop. they weren't damaged, itjust interfered with the calibration, and after what seemed like six months — i suppose a matter of about 30 seconds — the engines restarted and we found — we worked our way out of berlin. and i turned to him and i said, "doug, y

squadron commander of the seventy-second aviation regiment of the fifth guards fighter aviation.1, he was awarded the order of the red banner for victories in air battles. now kaliningrad search engines hope to find this award, if the pilot managed to make the jump, but died, the order may be in the ground not far from the place where the plane crashed marina naumova evgeniy bekich alexander naumov led the dolchev news, kaliningrad region. the rostov region has confirmed its status as the main grain region of russia and has been breaking records for the fifth year in a row. in this , 15.5 million tons of wheat were collected. in the entire history of the country , such outstanding results have not been achieved due to the highest quality of grain and the geography of supply, our products are exported to countries in africa, south america and asia, what else surprises the don agrarians in olga meshcheryakova’s report? a huge cargo ship 6000 is preparing to ship grain by grain. rostov gold glistens in the sun. this is how they say about wheat on the don, respectfully the nurse. one

german intelligence said there were no hurricane squadrons left and there were only a few spitfire squadrons 24 squadrons of hurricanes and spitfires started attacking them, that that's when the germans suddenly realised it was tough. how come britain won the battle of britain against overwhelming odds , radar was the overwhelming odds, radar was the key to it. >> you could spot the enemy coming . by coming. by >> send in october 1940, 1500 allied fighters and twice as many germans had been killed , many germans had been killed, plus many more civilians . as the plus many more civilians. as the war went for on five more years. but this small part at a crucial stage was one oh acres of wrecked german planes, even propaganda cannot hide this truth . brits remember with truth. brits remember with commemorative flights and a service at westminster every yean service at westminster every year, a permanent place is at capel le ferne in folkestone, a memorial wall with the names of those who took part. words by prime minister winston churchill reflect the sacrifice britain remembers today. >> never

were shot down, from the navigator of the evacuation helicopter to the deputy commanders of the air squadrons, and how many were asked. here are all eight, and how our defenders of the sky repelled the largest air attack since the second world war of the world and what exactly will f16 fighters help ukraine f16 will help us keep away russian terrorists unique special operation tit let's run and take evacuation along the perimeter steel how did military intelligence succeed to lure a russian pilot to our side together with a helicopter, no one wants to go to war, that's what you see. kogda Украина победит ето лиш вопрос времени documentary film downed russian pilots, watch on saturday at 13:50 on espresso with you vitaly portnikov and we will discuss the main events of this week vitaly portnikov and top experts on the most vivid events of the last seven days, our guest will be the generator of satellite forces , the former national security adviser of the president of the united states, donald trump , herbert mcmaster, the artist, all current topics hot questions authoritative comments and for

and she turned her back it turned out all the wives in the squadron, they all had either birth defects or they lost their babies. >> reporter: what was going on the federal government now acknowledges that between 1953 and 1987 some of the water wells at camp lejeune were contaminated with known carcinogens detected at toxic levels up to 280 times the safe level for humans. >> the barracks' water was brown and it had an awful odor. >> reporter: in 1980 after three miscarriages crystal dickens lost another baby at six months pregnant >> were the doctors at the time on the base, were they understanding and compassionate? >> no. they were not. your baby's dead, we're going to take it >> crystal >> yes they don't care. >> reporter: she now has renal failure, one of the 15 serious conditions the u.s. government recognizes as linked to the contaminants the cdc now says babies exposed in the womb are up to four times more likely to develop serious birth defects, which can lead to death. >> when we poison the water, we poison ourselves. >> reporter: environmental activist erin brockovich told

and this is footage of assault groups of paratroopers and squadrons of breakthrough tanks capturing aonghold of militants in the forest. the winged infantry approached the minimum distance. the objects were destroyed by direct fire from open fire. one of the american bradley tanks was destroyed in the zaporozhye direction; you can see how the shell clearly hits the ukrainian armed forces’ equipment. hot direction ugledarskaya vremevsky ledge, the enemy is not gives up attempts to gain a foothold there , there are fierce battles, but our guys are acting decisively with the fighters of the legendary cascade special forces, our correspondent anna prokovieva visited the front line, with the fighters of the cascade obtf we are heading to the front lines in the region. we are driving a captured ukrainian-made cossack armored car, captured by cascade fighters during the battles for mariupol. we use it as an evacuation, since a large target is very difficult for drone hokaz, it is very noticeable, well, sometimes it happens, we transport personnel to positions in dry weather, since its patenc

during the patriotic war of 1812, durova became a foreman, commanded a half-squadron, retired, wrote her magazine, a contemporary cavalry girl, the girl began to write stories and novels. she lived to be 83 years old and until the end of her life she wore only men's clothing. episodes from her biography formed the basis of the film ilda rezanova, the hussar ballad. they call me a youth, without a mustache. it’s right to me, it’s right, it doesn’t matter, but they don’t dignify it a coward, a long time ago, a long time ago, a long time ago. and for a long time! on september 29, 1916 , the world's first billionaire appeared, a man whose personal fortune exceeded a billion dollars. it was the american john rockefeller, the son of a lumberjack, while still a teenager, john learned to make money, sold turkeys, and gave courts to his neighbors. having grown up, he successfully engaged in trading, and then in time bought up dozens of oil fields and founded the standard oil company. and by the end of the 21st century. controlled 95% of us oil production. he had many charitable projects, but

lanka, where is he from, and oleksiy sergeyevich golubinsky, major of the commander of the aviation squadronf kremenchuk , poltava region, his wife's relatives live in kharkiv, he was shot down, captured on march 5 22 in the mykolaiv region, well, yes, yes, i survived with him, he was captured, and he was a navigator , captain kozlov, the second captain, introduce it louder, it is with the fools of this toy, date of birth, sharov, 0.88 , position, duty, brake, navigator, gina, number, frequent , place of deployment, yes, in chess, where are you from valevska crimea oleksiy igorovich kozlov, 88 years of age, the captain of the assault aviation unit of the 43rd separate sea assault aviation regiment of the city of saki, autonomous republic of crimea, was shot down on trial 30 cm captured together with the crew commander, major golovinsky on march 5, 22 in the mykolaiv region, in fact one of the tasks of the naval aviation from the occupied crimea was to hunt for our anti-aircraft missile systems in the south . further east , the occupiers planned a landing from the sea on our naval capital, we

first degree. fierce battles unfolded and in the sky above the eagle , volunteers of the french air squadronalong with soviet pilots. the highest house in orel that survived during the war, on august 5, 1943, a red flag hoisted on it, signifying the end of a two-year occupation. in honor of the capture of the cities of orel and belgorod, he was released in the evening of the same day in moscow, by order of the commander-in-chief , the first salute sounded 12 volleys from 124 guns announced the victories, which were destined to become a turning point. wait, wait, you hesitated already.

the fact is that a hereditary pilot, his grandfather served as a military navigator for the air squadrontegic missile carriers tu 16 in the murmansk region, the father of sergei belov, vladimir in latvidze, worked for several airlines, including in the ural airlines he was a pilot instructor and in 1989 he made a a real feat, then the tu-154 took off from odessa airport but the airliner was not synchronized, the flaps were also removed and the pilot made an emergency landing, like september 12th. then everything passed, and without casualties, uh, including, and uh, father told sergei belov about this, and i also propose to give his word. my father worked as an instructor commander for tu-154 ural airlines, and he has a work order for being an excellent student of the red banner. uh, deservedly excellent student in photography, i liked this profession, so i chose it. i didn’t see anything else for myself. it is also worth noting that airline pilots periodically undergo regular training. uh, including all sorts of tests on flight simulators emergency situations. just like landing on a run

a squadron of alligators operates in the same mode at the airbase, where attack ka-52 are based.rive just before sunrise. while one group of combat helicopters leaves for the firing line , several others are preparing for departure at once from 3:00 at night, and until 10:00 in the evening we provide food for all types of helicopters, it is the same. yes, about an hour into the flight, we were allowed to go up to the cockpit of the k-52 and work there in the cockpit, it can’t be said that it’s cramped, but any switch or button is just a stone’s throw away. the illumination of the control panel makes it much easier to work at night from some angles here. of course, take pictures it is forbidden. the first group of alligators, meanwhile , skirting the terrain and, as military pilots say, jumping over power lines , reached the firing line on the torus ledge. and now, having used up all their ammunition, a group of combat helicopters from the central military district returns to their home airfield. the commander of the attack alligator with the call sign mayak , after returning, tel

the greeks lured the entire enemy squadron into a narrow strait and launched a surprise attack there.efeated. the defeat of the persians at solominino helped stop the territorial expansion of the achimenid empire and this marked the beginning of the heyday of greek civilization. on september 28, 106, the invasion of duke of normandy velhelm began conqueror to england. about a thousand ships dropped anchor off the english coast. this marked the beginning of the norman invasion and opened a new page in english history. for centuries the british have been successful. they fought off the norwegians, but then lost at the battle of hastings. william captured the island and became king of england. the country's previous ties with scandinavia began to weaken, but they strengthened with continental europe. the social structure of society has become more rigid and hierarchical. the institution of monarchy in england has generally become the strongest in europe. the way of life, culture, and language have changed greatly. philologists believe that 80% of the vocabulary of old english has disappe