when the u.s. navy sought to the iranian warships in the persian gulf more often what we need to do is respond to brushfires here, there is another place and to do that, the combined uniform force of navy and marine corps forces and expeditionary unit. i have exported by the destroyers. they get us there and then we get it done. some of that comes from the rivalry we talked about earlier. most is with a smile on her face. my personal experience is that the marine card team is filled with mutual respect. the marines when they say the navy just drives the bus, they know that's not true. they are seeing if they can do that to get into a bar fight. [laughter] and when they make fun of the jar heads you know darn well what they do. if you have sunday like a group of legislators to cut the budget and you want to construct an argument to. for the types and numbers of ships. how might the argument be affected by the fact you said in answer to the last gentleman's question that we haven't thought of major sea ba

this reflects the navy and the marine corp implementation of this guidance. today's execution of that guidance is a result of resources provided and hard choices made in prior years to resource today's navy marine corps. in meeting the combatant commander's requirements to execute the qdr mission set the navy marine corps today provide forward posture c base forces as shown 36,000 sailors and 5,000 marines deployed on 44 ship, three carrier strike groups and two amphibious ready groups. there's an additional 33,000 sailors and 31,000 marines forward ashore including 41,000 in the east asia and the pacific. these are among the forces that over the past year provided immediate response options and assured allies including the deployments of five carrier strike groups and five amphibious readiness groups to combatant commanders around the globe. the south china sea operations and challenging excessive sovereignty claims demonstrating freedom of navigation as a matter of fundamental principle. and the trueman carrier strike group's combat operations with the frenc

they dominated the navy. the highest guy in the navy was a commodore. the south vietnamese army dominated. they used the river force for transportation. they did not use them for patrol or assault. they were misused, if you will. they fought long and hard. at the end of the war, the war was lost on land. both invasions from north vietnam. the rivers remained secure or almost until the very end. the mekong delta was secure almost until the very end. until saigon fell. we had a strong unions who provided destroyers for coastal bombardment patrol. that was about it for allied support, at least in the rivers. no other questions? >> thank you so much on behalf of all of us at the navy memorial. for your service and all you have done to record the navy history of the conflict in vietnam. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> since we do not have the book to sign, i do have some stickers we could have the author sign and you could paste them in your book. let me know. thank you. >> this weekend, the c-span cities to her takes you to greenville, south carolina.

sailors were recovered from the uss monitor by navy divers. those remains of been in hickam air force base in hawaii at the joint pow mia accounting command. they have been working to identify these two men have returned to their families. although they got great information on the age and the height and some of the ailments and even some of the things that were habits. one individual smoked a pipe which is very clear by the wear in his tooth, they were not able to provide a dna match. the secretary of the navy made the decision that these men were to be honored at the arlington national cemetery with the burial. and today we did that. >> we thank you for being with us today to one of the two -- to honor the two sailors we in terror and the 14 others -- we inter and the 14 others perished so long ago aboard monitor. in a larger sense this ceremony also offers every individual who ever put to sea in defense of our country. from the marblehead men who rode washington across the delaware to these brave souls, to those who serve today in nuclear po

the u-s navy had stopped teaching its sailors how to use the stars to navigate. but now -- with increased threats of cyber attacks, it s bringing back celestial navigation. mark albert explains. super information : :14 - :19 - lt caleb handy/celestial navigation instructor 1:01 - 1:11 - mark albert/cbs news/us naval academy 1:12 - 1:14 - shane condon/naval academy junior 1: 17 - 1:21 - katie lazzeri/naval academy junior pkg trt: 1:34 locator: us naval academy/annapol is, maryland pkg nats "every degree is equal lieutenant caleb handy is teaching midshipmen something he never learned when he joined the navy - celestial navigation. sot/handy "q mark albert : do the students just have this blank stare of )i )m just not understanding? a you do get that wide-eyed what is this? ) look." handout stills: smithsonian (this is a sextant. created in the mid-1700 s, it was named for its scale, which extends 60 degrees - one- sixth, or sextant , of circle. it uses the stars to determine a navigator s location. lt. caleb handy/celestial navigation instructor "it is a core comp

alberg: it was chosen by the navy and arlington national cemetery. that will visit the site you will know immediately this is one of the most special places within arlington. the challenger memorial is there. the mass of the uss maine. the apollo astronauts. is one of the most honorific places that the men could inlaid rest. it's just steps from the tomb of the unknown soldier, right by the amphitheater. proud of thee more decision to place them there. [taps] ♪ >> order! >> order! >> it will not be the last time we buried naval personnel who fought the civil war at arlington. we do not hesitate to keep faith evenonor this tradition more than 150 years after the promise was made. our nation honors our fallen sailors, soldiers, airmen, marines, and coast guardsmen because we do not want their sacrifice, however distant, to be unremembered. [drums] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, this does conclude the service. >> this closes one chapter but is no mean the end of our work. will continue to protect and study the shipwreck. we have varied to make today the 14 o

in 1998, a project began between the navy and noah, is that correct? mr. ngress asked what was the plan to reserve the monitor? can you raise the shipwreck? do you leave it in place and do nothing or is there a third option? the third option was selective recovery of these iconic pieces that were representative of the technological advancement the monitor had. the gun turret, the engine, the propeller. in 1998 they partnered together to recover the artifacts and provide the navy and commit is training opportunity for the deep saturation program which they had gotten away from for many years. it was a great way for them to use this as a training opportunity, recover their heritage, support the national effort to preserve the monitor. in 2000 to the turret came up and the rest is history. [drums] >> ready, 2. [drumroll] >> ready! >> order! >> order! >> pallbearers ready. mr. alberg: when the recovery was underway we worked with j-pac and we had a forensic anthropologist with us in case of body was found. the first skeletal remains were found. excavation stopp

that is the slogan of the navy of today. jim: the u.s. navy never lost a vessel in convoy and that was in part due to "razzle dazzle." sharyl: the national museum of the u.s. navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be [lively music] hi. welcome to los angeles, california. welcome to celebrity name game. i am your host, tv's craig ferguso

art wentghts through to us from the navy, the conflict going on there. it shows even though korea is sort of a forgotten war, it deserves to be remembered. the men who fought there and lost their lives deserve to have some recognition similar to --se from the world wellness wars as well as vietnam. this is an introduction to the exhibit itself. the introduction to the exhibit itself. how it had been under japanese occupation. giving you an introduction as you progress through the exhibit. artwork. was not originally a painter per se. more involved in photography. officers heard he was an excellent doodler. they encouraged him to become a painter for the navy. we have his exhibit. also, artifacts from the uss los angeles, a navy cruiser. we have a yearbook on loan from the navy. given out at the end of the ploy meant about the ship. we have a sailors swimsuit that korea.d wear in this is to give you a taste of what is to come throughout the exhibit as you go through. some of the key things that happened, that are synonymous with the war. have a lot of art

. >>> the navy looks like they are going old school to navigate the seven seas now. who needs gps when have you one of these. more on what that is, coming up. >> first though, it is sentencing day for a teenaged killer, coming up how much time he is now facing for killing >>> it is sentencing day for a convicted teenaged killer, philip chism. back in december, a jury convicted the 15-year-old boston area teenager for the rape, robbery and murder of a high school math teacher. prosecutors argue chism should get a life sentence. but he is eligible for parole in 25 years. >>> a free trip simply not enough for some passengers aboard a cruise ship that sailed into hurricane force winds earlier this month. >> i was wondering who had control of the boat. and the boat seemed to be out of control. a ship that big, not know what kind of waters it was cruising into? >> that was passenger frank deluca, he is suing along with 75 others, attorney mike winkleman alleges the captain knew the forecast, even announcing to passengers he was planning to outrun it. and when the ship dock

this reflects the navy and the marine corp implementation of this guidance. today's execution of that guidance is a result of resources provided and hard choices made in prior years to resource today's navy marine corps. in meeting the combatant commander's requirements to execute the qdr mission set the navy marine corps today provide forward posture c base forces as shown 36,000 sailors and 5,000 marines deployed on 44 ship, three carrier strike groups and two amphibious ready groups. there's an additional 33,000 sailors and 31,000 ma veens forward ashore including 41,000 in the east asia and the pacific. these are among the forces that over the past year provided immediate response options and assured allies including the deployments of five carrier strike groups and five amphibious readiness groups to combatant commanders around the globe. the south china sea operations and challenging excessive sovereignty claims demonstrating freedom of navigation as a matter of fundamental principle. and the trueman carrier strike group's combat operations with the fren

--know the navy has a day the navy has a big fight.he secretary has come out and said we are only going to buy fewer of those. he said that could save billions of dollars, which would end up back in other naval programs. some of these things are being delayed, some of them are being cut. vago: what is the review from congress so far? there have some that expressed concern about this. aaron: you have members of the armed service committee, both house and senate, who are both in favor of defense spending. -- they areng fighting a couple of different battles. and there's a whole question about how much money is going to be put into it. -- under bb eight, the the act that was come out -- the act that cannot last year -- us about the -- are there any clear trends we can see? aaron: the thing we are watching to see is if anything in the base budget moves in. that has been in -- been an issue for a couple of years. interest with congress clearly seen more money, it will be interesting to see if there is r&d that is potential to get in there t

the third one is coming less than' month now for the navy. are looking at disclaimers for the first two which was not a surprise. so i think on the face you could say it's not progress. my predecessor used to say you really have to get into the game. you have to call in the independent evaluators to really tell you what you're doing right and what you're doing wrong. so we have spent a lot of time over this administration as well as previous ones. what i would call practicing and preparing. which i think is all necessary first step. but at some point you only really learn by getting in and -- very much like in the military realm i sort of think of it the same way. opposition forces are out there. then you really learn what you're doing right what you're doing wrong. i'm not discouraged, the fact we have disclaimers on these efforts. there's still a lot of hard work ahead of us. but i think that we still are moving in the right direction. there are problems. the thing that can be frustrating on the audit effort is if you can imagine sort of wo

so you were in the navy, huh? i bet you got some great stories. oh, yeah, i do. did you ever hear the one about the guy running down the street stark naked? hold it. we don't want to hear that. speak for yourself, stanley. i'm talking about war stories. where were you hurt? were you in vietnam? no. it was arkansas. did we have a war in arkansas? no. i had a little business there. what happened? my still blew up. i'm going to get it back. a doctor said this is only temporary. oh, that's nice. i bet you can't wait to see us all. you lose. i got it. i got it. he can't see, right? so? so you tell him i left the apartment. it won't work. why not? ( shrieks ) it's no good, jack. you can't sneak out on me. i can smell you. all right, you're asking for it. it's what i'm waiting for. oh, no, you're not going to get me that way. i'm not leaving until you hit me. we'll ignore you. you hear that? just ignore him. ignore him, everybody. he's not here. you're not here. you'll be sorry. excuse me, mr. and mrs. roper. hang on a second. y'all mind if i sit down here? did you chang

the navy is bringing it back. a gps that can't be tampered with electronically. >> is there a fear of hacking. >> i would say it's a potential threat. >> they're bringing it back -- including -- i >> i never imagine i would do this. >> they're onboard. >> you never know what's going to happen. you want to be there for the worst case scenario >> is there a day you think the navy could eliminate it again? >> mark albert, cbs news, maryland. >> the navy gets 3 instructions in the class and practice in the water. it could cost a couple of thousands dollars. >>> kohl's department start stores will close. they'll make the announcements on the closing at the end of the march. jc penny is going to slash prices ask clothes and clothes on sale for a penny. they have a new slogan called get your penny's worth. it will include the arizona line products. it's penny's latest efforts to turn around slower sells. happy friday. 30 degrees in denver and we're going to warmup from here. >> here's what's still ahead in the cbs 4 morn

we should find out if he's had any symptoms since he left the navy. it could have been the catalyst for the separation. i'll have garcia check his records. hotch, dolan's been going through this. look, old mementos and journals from his days in the service. he's on some sort of mission. the car's washed, spotless inside, there's no paint separation or rust. this accident was recent. i agree. the navy's in his blood. he would never let that go without getting it fixed immediately. it mig have triggered his condition. i'll have garcia run the plates, check for any recent accidents. so, dolan left his sedan and didn't take the parents' car. he was smart enough to know it'd be tracked. he's either on foot or he's stolen another vehicle. if he's capable of doing this, he's rational and clear-thinking enough to evade his perceived enemies. so despite any mental incapacity, he's still performing at a high level. just got word the local p.d.'s at the wife and daughter's house. dolan's unpredictable when he's on a rampage. we need to go wide. we need to get the

the navy didn't say the chemical is not regulated by the epa right now. but they wanted to play it safe and give water bottles to on-base personnel. they have also created a free water filling station and that has been set up for residents living there. today, residents were able to come here and get more permission. and they could get answers to all of their questions. there were representatives from the navy and the epa at the department of health. they were all here to answer questions for any concerns. we did talk to some of the folks that were here tonight and we talk to representatives about what the residents need to know. we have all of the answers coming up tonight at 11:00. >> tomorrow more than 700 workers in newport news shipbuilding will walk out the door. as we have reported, february 3 is the day the next round of the workload at the shipyard has dropped in recent months. the employees affected were no state in december. >> tonight, a stabbing investigation in norfolk. a couple stepped a woman near test the lord just before 5:00. the woman

the war. it was a navy cruiser. we have a year book here on loan from the navy. they were given out at the end of deployment about life about the ships and a sayilor's swimsuit who would wear in korea and this to give you a taste what's to come throughout the rest of the exhibit as you go through it. and highlight some of the other artists that we have included. we have a lot of art featuring helicopters and fighter jets. so they really do move quickly to catch up with the red army and here we've got a lot of images to focus on some of the new planes that were invented particularly the f 86 saber which makes its debut in korea and helicopters are used wildly as well. and also a lot of great famous people who fought in korea including a lot of the original astronauts, kneel armstrong and buzz and john glenn. ted williams. you have these amazing men both known and unknown other than to their families. this is my favorite portion of the exhibit. we highlight jesse brown. he was from mississippi and one of the first african-americans to join the united states navy. o

i'm an officer in the united states navy. - lock them up! - hold on now. you can't lock me up, sir, i'm leaving port here in a couple of hours. i got to dig up the rest of my crew. - perhaps i can help you monsieur, voila. - oh, no! hey! i thought i told you now what in blazes are you doing here? - well, i come here every season. - what are we doing here? those mademoiselles turned out to be engaged. - what are you doing here? - oh, never mind. now, look, chief, you can't keep us here. - lock up. - wait a minute, wait just a minute. i know my rights and i know we're entitled to make one phone call before you lock us up. - you're absolutely right, my apology to you. what is the name of your commanding officer? - well, uh, uh, forget it. - that's all we need, old lead bottom finding out we're in the clink. - we're dead. d-e-d-d-d, dead. - oh, quiet you, 8 balls. let me think, will ya? i need to try and figure a way to get us out of here before binghamton gets back. - parker, will you shut up and listen to what i'm saying. - oh, yes, sir, i heard everything yo

eric came thirteen years now to assess a court martial for a sailor convicted in a homicide the navy says it will try austin greeting for the murder of another sailor and twenty thirteen and off the court convicted greening of murder but he got a new trial and pleaded to involuntary manslaughter he serve six months in prison well now the navy is making its own case and double jeopardy doesn't apply since the new charges a federal offense if convicted green could face life in prison also know i think the suspect in a two thousand a bit more of a homicide will face a grand jury next month. a today from michael brown on his second degree murder charge police arrested brown last year in north carolina and extradited him to virginia. police say brown killed angela left lightning or a worker and norfolk botanical garden whole body was discovered in her home and she for st. six years ago a virginia beach middle school student known for his big smile and personality disappears one day there was no word of him for more than ten years until his decomposing body was discovered in the trunk of hi

to present at the navy memorial. naval history means an awful lot to me. co-author robert cressman. the dictionary of american fighting ships. he is been my mentor over a. of many years. we love each other deeply. historylove of naval runs deep. from exodus, put off thy shoes from off thy feet for the place .here you stand is holy ground during the centennial celebration of the american my family traveled to many battlefield sites in virginia. ultimately to gettysburg. holy ground is in our midst. consecrated by the blood of freedom loving americans. i was captivated by the tropical a lower of the islands in hawaii. i think of pearl harbor and the island of hawaii as a battlefield just as surely as the ground at yorktown or gettysburg. one battle site on one who lies theiles from the site of attack on pearl harbor. the location is an active military base today. marine corps base hawaii. aircraft hangers and 74 years ago americans fought back in a pitched battle against japanese attackers. little is known publicly about that life-and-death struggle the took place along the picturesque

why the commander in chief is calling for cuts for the navy on the other hand nasa is happy about the president's budget leaders say will help them the navy jobs in jeopardy the president planning to cut thousands of sailors the downsizing could start soon. only hours left to win in new hampshire going to keep working literally until the last day of voting past presidential candidates are fighting hard in the granite state. no credit for homework no penalty for late assignments virginia beach parents don't like the new grading system and they're working on a plan to stop it that goes from the navy next year's defense budget is

now the navy could put him on trial for murder. my coding explains how this could happen. well most the least of navy sailor previously tried in civilian court he served his time but now he could face trial again here in the navy's judicial system operations specialist third class austin greening could go on trial for murdering his best friend and uss carter hall ship mate christopher clobbered at his off base apartment in march twenty thirteen at an article thirty two hearing today at naval station norfolk the government stated the greening shot clobbered in the face following an argument over a video game training previously served six months after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter but now the navy is trying to try him again this time for murder and the constitutional prohibition against double jeopardy doesn't apply because the first charges were in state court and the new ones are in federal think this is mark ii's going through this i think the navy is wrong with what to do it to this young man to justice has already been served in this case yes or a sentimen

the navy is once turning to the sextant... shane condon/naval academy junior "i had never done it before, never seen it before, never imagined i would be doing it." katie lazzeri/naval academy junior "you never know what's going to happen. you want to be prepared for the worst case scenario." )) ((paul joncich)) naval academy midshipmen get three hours of instruction in a classroom and lab and then practice on the water. quality sextants are expensive and can cost at least two- thousand dollars. /// ((sharie johnson)) > oscar night... just 48 hours away. why this year's show is unlike now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 newsnow, weekend edition ((sharie johnson)) > coming up tonight at 6... getting your medicine... without emptying your wallet. we'll explain the ways you can save some serious cash at the doctor. plus... helping clark county. how much money has been raised for the valley... thanks to the annual surplus auctions. join us for those stories and ((sharie johnson)) > oscar gold fills tinseltown this weeke

today, the navy plans to discuss concerns over possibly contaminated water in chesapeake. what you need to know. family remembered. how the community gathered to the relatives who were killed in last week's murder-suicide. and meteorologist jeremy wheeler is working your forecast. he'll tell us when we could see warmer ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. cooler. highs will be in cloudy. lows will be in the upper 40s. winds east 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. warmer. scattered showers in the afternoon. highs will be in the low cooler temps have moved in for today, but they will be seasonable. tomorrow a warm front will lift back through the region. highs will be in the 70s again. we could see a stray shower early, but scattered showers will be slowly push through by thursday morning. rain will continue through that time. then it will finally push out to sea by the midday thursday. highs will be in the 50s on thursday. we'll be much cooler then into the weekend with highs mostly in the 40s. the weekend looks dry at this time. today is groundhog day. in a

later today the navy will hold a public information meeting about contaminated drinking water. tests on drinking water wells at the fentress training air field in chesapeake found p-f-c chemicials last year in december. p-f-cs can be found in the foam the navy once used to train sailors in fighting fires. the navy no longer uses the foam. in today )s meeting, the navy will share information and answer questions about its plan to do more testing for p-f-cs, near the training field. the meeting is at four this afternoon at butts road intermediate school in chesapeake. new details it )s a global health emergency that requires immediate response. that s how the world health organization is describing the this comes as we learn a student at william and mary contacted the school saying they had been diagnosed with the virus. the student was in central america over winter break and apparently contracted the virus there. school leaders say the student is expected to be okay-- they tell us they informed the student body through email. sot: suzanne seurattan/william and mary spokesperson

sadly the navy did go through such a thing for rail and september twenty thirteen the washington navy yard and fatally shot twelve people and injured three others in a mass shooting at the headquarters of the naval sea systems command nothingness and send sponsor but something that we today's drill was part of the annual exercise solid curtain citadel shield twenty sixteen held at navy installations throughout the us through february twelve. mike getting thirteen years now there's a push to bring a new indoor sports facility to chesapeake the ideas in the very beginning stages how you can get involved in the process i am a wife he's got the price of admission. a look at the super bowl commercials going viral days before the big game you use them to keep a close eye on your kids but thirteen years now investigation shows that you may not be the only one watching the live feed to call security cameras and some just aren't secure a slow moving system is still sitting over hampton roads and is bringing lots of rain with leather authority is cool down so let's go to jeff for an update yet

today, the navy plans to discuss concerns over possibly contaminated water in chesapeake. what you need to know. family remembered. how the community gathered to honor the relatives who were killed in last week's murder-suicide. groundhog day. will he see his shadow and bring more weeks of winter? (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. cooler. highs will be in the low 50s. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 40s. winds east 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. warmer. scattered showers in the afternoon. highs will be in the low 70s. winds south 10-20mph with gusts to 30mph. cold front has moved through the region. cooler temps have moved in for today, but they will be seasonable. tomorrow a warm front will lift back through the region. highs will be in the

pretty much stocked up on water as soon as the test results came out :15 it was last month when the navy announced that water testing done at fentress showed pfcs higher than the epa provisional health advisory levels. the environmental protection agency does not require action to be taken for the levels tested - but people who bottled water for now. the navy says pfcs had been in fire- fighting foam previously used for training - which is how they believe it got into the water. according to the cdc - sciencists are still working to understand how exposure to pfcs affects people. testing will begin tomorrow and the results are expected sometime next month. the navy says they will provide drinking water for people if the testing shows pfcs at or above epa health advisory levels. in chesapeake - erica greenway - newschannel 3. a little bit colder outside after several days of warm people had their coats on outside out studio in downtown norfolk. we re also tracking the possibility for some stormy weather. chief meteorologist patrick rockey is live with your storm team forecast. our weather

the navy does say that steps have been taken to minimize disruptions within local communities and to normal base operations but officials do warn there may be times when the exercise causes increased traffic and delay his reporting live like adding thirteen news now the sake of virus is now considered a global health emergency this comes the same day will earn a college student from william and mary contracted the virus the advisory from the college tonight new details on the abduction and venture back to a time when the dinosaurs roamed the earth (roar, grawl) up-close encounters with lifelike dinosaurs (roar, grawl) adventure zone dino rides bounce houses scavenger hunt crafts fun for the whole family don't miss dinosaurs! a family adventure friday-sunday hampton roads convention center the college of william and mary student is recovering after contracting busy cold virus while studying abroad here the message from school officials to the rest of the students here on campus sound you hear all month long as part of a black history month celebration in williamsburg the nationally kno

overall the navy has more than three hundred twenty five thousand active duty sailors and two hundred and seventy two ships in the fleet my getting thirteen years now. the second skinny police are looking for this man who they believe robbed to fro yo stores within the past month we told him and demanded money from the clerk at the virginia beach boulevard location then left with the money and the overt and this is surveillance video of the skinny dip robbery in providence where last month police are urging you to call the crime line. if you have any information. newport news man is accused of trying to rob an orphan bank. police say twenty eight year old james crowder pulled up to the drive thru window suntrust bank on west little creek road yesterday morning crowd or threaten to blow up the bank the teller didn't give the money. officers arrested him at the scene. no information about the body found by a dog in newport news police say last week someone walking a dog near guild or sleeve middle school one min to drive spotted camille andrea russia's body lying on the ground. gold rus

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jim bruns is the director of the national museum of the u.s. navy in washington, d.c. he tells the story of the art of war. in order to evade the german u-boats, the u.s. and british navies took a page out of the sketch pads of picasso and the cubists, hiding their ships in plain sight -- with paint. jim: you canant disguise a ship on theigh seas, it's impossibib to disguise it. you see it on the horizon, it' giving off smoke, they are burning coal. you can't disguise them, you cat literally camolage them, but what you can dis distort cubists, hiding their ships in plain sight -- with paint. them and that's what the art and science of razzle dazzle is all about, tricking the eye. sharyl: the brits called it "dazzle," the americans "razzle dazzle." on both sides of the atlantic, the two navies transformed thousands of ships into floating works of art. like the rms olympic, a british luxury liner converted into a americans to t t front lines. jim: you can clearly see the curve shape, which makes it look like it is a wave. its stacks are painted so that the portion that wo