colonel nance is a retired army officer with 20 years experience in the united states army, including two combat tours in iraq. he is currently an associate professor history at the commanding general staff college at fort leavenworth, kansas. colonel nance holds a master's degree and doctorate in military history from the university of north texas. his previous book is sabers through the reich world war two core cavalry from to the elba. and lastly, but certainly not least our third author on this panel is colonel daniel s morgan united states army, retired. he's the coauthor along with kelly eads of the book entitled black hearts and painted guns a battalion's journey into the iraqi iraq's triangle of death. colonel morgan is the senior director, business operations and planning for teledyne flair. he retired in 2018 as an infantry officer. he deployed worldwide over his 23 year career and his last assignment was as the army's senior fellow at, the council of foreign relations in new york city. in addition to black cards and painted guns, colonel morgan, also the coauthor of chasing

well, it’s still american, yes, in a naval coloring , everything, as they say, is a ship of the united armytranslated no , everything that is painted in a naval color will be considered the navy, but it’s not a ship, that’s all. and indonesia somehow began to turn very interestingly in a direction not in the direction the americans were expecting, and from india there are also very interesting decisions, we don’t always read them correctly, what the indians say, but the indians said it, and we will only ourselves rely from the point of view of ensuring your own safety, do you want? will, and this suggests that the main a decisive moment, an element of today's system at the moment when people of long international relations appeared, here now for the transition period, this is will, it either exists or it does not, but as for this base from the tanf, jerusalem must be returned arabs and believers throughout jerusalem must be provided with freedom of access to the shrines of all three religions. fourth, all states in this region must have the right to secure independent existence. fifth, the

hamm served over 24 years in the united army, with more than 12 years of experience and executing, assessing national policy directives, the united states department of defense and the u.s. department of state. friends, please join me in welcoming to the stage a message from our title sponsor of the company linwood ham. thank you, clifton for those kind words and the introduction. good, distinguished guests. good evening, friends i am honored here tonight representing the boeing company and our partnership of the truman libraries commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the desegregation of the united states armed forces. as a proud army veteran and west point graduate and a son of washington, dc, southeast dc. i'm one of so many who know the importance of what our president did to open the doors for many of african-americans and so many of them who paved a very difficult and trying path. so that i could enjoy 24 years of service. as clifton described, it was my honor to do that. but i know that every day it was my opportunity paid for by those who started on that path opened up because of t

we've translated hundred and 77 films for the chinese army, putting strange words into joe's mouth. united indians. one wonders what all the young union faults was under one condition. the only jojo in our army entertained with shorts mean g.i. movies and screen magazine. overall total 320 prints for relief behind the scenes of the soldier, producers, writers, directors, cameramen, editors drawn from hollywood do a job for the military include all armed forces. the industry service roster has. reached 29,652. however, as vital as anything, the film are contributing is the role their playing in the maintenance of morale among the rank and file of our embattled legion. i was assigned the terrific task of storming the beaches of the 70 are carrying out their assignments with decisive gear. it but apart from the actual fighting they have definite craving letters from home and entertainment motion picture hollywood pictures that will provide respite from the nerve chattering thunder battle. the industry is giving the film and the army's getting them right up to the firing lines through a networ

army field hall of fame. and again, last but not least to my immediate left is lieutenant colonel james lecture. united states army retired. his he is the of with my shield an army ranger in somalia. colonel lecter is in is a retired u.s. army infantry. he served for 27 years and participated in eight operational deployments, including somalia, with task force ranger. he also worked at the national policy advising the national security council at the white house and, serving numerous tours at the cia. colonel mcnair holds a master's degree in history and, serves on the board of directors for several veterans following the russian invasion of the ukraine, he has served a war correspondent. again, you couldn't for a better set of three distinguished authors for our second panel. and so at this time, eric, please. well, thank you all for coming. i think this panel deterrence is such a important word today as we grapple with the challenges that jim strategic challenges that face the united states. the u.s. army has a major role, i think, to play in deterrence. so i hope this will be a productive hour. my w

the european union should form its own united army that could play a role in maintaining peace and preventing armed conflicts, italian foreign minister antonio tajani said. and tighter. european cooperation in the field of defense is a priority for the leader by him of the force italy party. tajani also stated that the eu should have a single president, rather than the current structure consisting of the president of the european council and the president of the european commission. if we want to be peacekeepers in the world, we need a european army, and this is a fundamental prerequisite for having an effective one. european foreign policy in a world with such powerful players as the usa, china, india, russia, with crises from the middle east to the indo-pacific region, citizens of italy, germany, france or slovenia can to be protected only by what already exists, namely the european union. meanwhile, in the kharkiv region, ukrainian defenders maintain a cheerful mood, despite the frost and reports in the british press about the plans. of russia regarding the new offensive on kharkiv, only 9

the european union should form its own united army, which could play a role in maintaining peace and preventing armed conflicts, - said the minister of foreign affairs of italy, antonio tajani. and the closest european cooperation in the field of defense is a priority for the force italia party headed by him. tajani also said that the eu should have a single president, not now. a structure consisting of the president of the european council and the president of the european commission. if we want to be peacekeepers in world, we need army, and this is a fundamental prerequisite for having an effective european foreign policy. in a world with such powerful players as the usa, china, india, russia, with crises from the middle east to the indo-pacific region, the citizens of italy, germany, france or slovenia can only be protected by what already exists, namely the european union. and each of you can support our armed forces of ukraine. we are collecting funds for a front-line car for the tankers of the offensive guard, who protect the eastern flank of the struggle for our independence.

in the battle of moscow, general rokosovsky was awarded the order of lenin. battles where units of the red armyds, inflicted an exceptionally large, great defeat on the enemy , the germans were completely exhausted, units of the red army launched a decisive counterattack, went on the offensive, defeated the remnants of the german troops, now the germans are fleeing shamefully, all this has been achieved as a result of the exceptional heroism of our red army soldiers. our commanders, our coat workers, who, fighting for soviet land, felt that behind them moscow is located with them, the enemy is fleeing shamefully, we are successfully pursuing the enemy, finishing him off, capturing his material part, the blow, it must be said, our counter-offensive blow, the counter-offensive near moscow, was delivered, firstly, in a timely manner, and secondly, where necessary, and it had a very high effect, necessary... in order to preserve the eastern front, the german command had to urgently transfer divisions from western europe to moscow. wehrmacht general günün blument wrote: “this was the turning point o

targeted three or four us cargo ship uh to as well uh cargo ship that was actually uh rented by united state army carrying weapons, they were as well strucked and as well they have targeted uh those battleship with the united kingdom and united states and of course uh i believe that some of those ship has been hit, but of course united states and uk will not declare declare that and yesterday they have targeted a british oil tanker. this is a clear message, i mean they should know they will not be able with those attack and strike against yemen today to stop yeameni army from continue their attack, all this attack against yemen actually will just expand yemani army attack against those those ship and they should as well learn that during the... nine of saudi and united arab emirate coalition and war and aggression and blockade against yemen which was fully supported by united states and uk uh i mean what they have conducted more than 25000 air strike against yemen and what was the result of that in the state of yemen being under blockade now yemen is forming a blockade against israel and as well

defense exercise of the defenders of the sky of the province with the presence of fire defense units. the army began. the participating units of the irgc's aerospace and naval forces, air defense, air force and army navy, with the deployment of the systems they conduct self-defense exercises in an area of ​​600,000 square kilometers. the radars of the army's shahid sattari defense base in bushar are on constant alert and are now ready for a joint exercise. the 1402 velayat sky defenders specialized exercise is an annual performance of capabilities added to the country's air defense. this exercise is held in one third of the country's space from the northwesternmost border of the persian gulf to the southeasternmost point of the country on the coast of oman, bandar gawatar, which is as deep as . it covers 400 kilometers of the country's territory with up-to-date and of course iranian weapons. one of these systems is the short-range tactical system of shahid majid . it is used against hostile targets, targets with a very low radar cross-section, targets with very high speed and low altitude, suc

"army units should tomorrow , prevent a demonstration from passing from the factory into the city, ifns, shoot, open fire, member of the presidium, i ordered not distribute ammunition, the army, according to the constitution, cannot shoot at the people, general pliev, and you remember how in budapest in 1956." marching elements hanged communists and flayed them, i remember, and so the voice of america also called these scum people the people, don’t you think it’s strange that such a coincidence of opinions between the enemy radio station and yours? let the secretary of the army’s assignment defend the country from external enemies? general pliev, i, as chairman of the government commission, order you to immediately issue ammunition to the unit carrying combat perform your duty immediately, comrade , syomina is right, these hooligan elements cannot be allowed into the city, if the unrest continues in the plant itself, arrests will have to begin, now the main thing is that we must not allow any information to go beyond the city, not to mention abroad , and it is also necessary to stop a

and the matter then goes to the united nations because this court obviously has no army. it has no police to enforce the order the enforcer would comment, the security council of united nations. and this puts the united states in a particularly difficult spot. the us over the last 3 plus months has veto the 3 resolutions that the security council would have been calling for an immediate cease fire in the war. the, now we have this overwhelming ruling from this, from the international court of justice, the votes and most of the issues we're 15 to, to uh, and the symbolic issue here is that the judge, it was read by the president of the court, who was an american on a former state department lawyer. so we haven't heard promising comments coming from washington to date with respect to those. but it may be that washington, besides look, maybe enough is enough and there's been enough damage to israel's reputation and enough damage to our own standing in the world that we should take the steps now and urges real the end of the war without having to go through another debate at t

improvement, and now the machines we get are generally on levels of those in service with the united states armyir force - these are block 50-52 model aircraft, it corresponds to the f16 mllu, which we receive from the netherlands and from other european countries, that is, in general, these machines, they constantly increased their level, there was one big jump in the modernization of these aircraft, this midlife update mlu, in short, yes, and there were seven more. intermediate stages, i.e. all the time, unlike in our country once on our migs of the 29th ukrainian and 27th su-27s, they did such and such a modernization there, quite so, well, limited, yes, in all the time, the combat capabilities of these planes were being improved, the equipment was being improved, the range of weapons they received was being expanded, some new systems were being installed, and well, in general, in this way all the time, the level of combat capability of these planes was increased, so even 50-year-old planes, although in general these first series have practically not been preserved, now we will get... already

to prevent yemani attack and been it is reported that those two cargo ship is rented by the united state army uh so they were it could be that they were actually uh uh uh taken some weapons and it could be headed toward israel, that's why abdul malik he has made it clear that as long as israeli aggression and blocate uh and the killing against gaza will not stop, he said yeman will continue and as soon as they stop that then yemani will stop its attack in in in the red sea and as well he said that thousand of ship more than 4,00 ship has passed through uh safely through the red sea so there is no actually threat from yemen and was threatened. those navigation in the rese is actually the present of the united states and the present of the of the uk and he said since the first attack against the zient state of israel uh few weeks ago uh yemany has launched 200 drones and as well 50 ballistic ballistic missile and as well cruise missile either toward israel or targeting uh the the israeli linked ship or ships that is hidden to israel and he has as well mentioned that who actually those attack ag

they had to be cleared of elements enemy to the germans, partisans, units the red army who were surrounded, and also from the residents of these areas. the operation was called the pripyat march or pripyat marshes. these were one of the first bloody nazi operations in belarus to quickly liberate the occupied territories from the local population. it was under the slogan of the exclusivity of the german nation and the need to expand living space for the german population that hitler came to power. top secret, for command only, from hitler’s speech at a meeting in the imperial chancellery on november 5 1937. there can only be one path: the path of violence. germany's goal is to seize living space in the east and its merciless germanization. on august 9, 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for the blitzkrieg. it must be implemented before the winter of 1941. it went down in history as the au wbau-ost plan. information in the areas of barbaros and about special events of the troops. it prescribed complete ruthlessness towards the civilian population. we are obliged to exterminate the popul

the duty of these tourist units of the us army. they are patrolling miles away from the conflict zones in battle formation among the cities in appearance than in the minds of iraqis and syrians. or the conquerors and all of this, the severe censorship of the news should also be added, or for example, what this french researcher found in the public opinion of the people. the world does not have a reflection. the same image that shows us army officers giving military training to isis terrorists in camps that even have american insignia on their tents. despite all this, the fact is that the americans are not the main winners in the region , let alone the victories of the people of iraq and syria over the terrorists, the publication of such images shows that the severe censorship of news to deceive public opinion cannot be the truth of the presence of the americans in the region. hide forever . that is at a time when resistance fighters can infiltrate the command and control centers americans should get their pictures and use them in d

russian, that its past is not russian, that... the free population has never been the focus of army unitsin this situation , terrorist states themselves, such as russia, such as iran and others, can also level. forms of international law, our first task is the preservation of the ukrainian state. ukraine as a bomb shelter, ukraine as a shelter, ukraine as a state that must ensure the survival and development of the ukrainian people, which is, in principle, the main duty of any civilized state. life , it in itself suggests the plot, of course, when i was planning the topic of this lecture, i could not guess about these plots, although i should have suspected, it is not only a high standard of living, not only a developed economy, not only cultural enrichment, not only universities and schools, although that is also very important, but on the other hand... on the other hand, your university and national school can be in any other country where you are in the minority, but your armed forces, and i think , there is no need to explain this to ukrainians today, they can only be where you are th

there, at the first stage of the offensive, that... at the end of july the germans pushed the red army unitsre only 60 km away from stalingrad, a wehrmacht breakthrough to the volga threatened complete encirclement of the entire soviet army in the south countries. on the evening of july 28, stalin signed order number 227, more. very heroically here on august 22, 1942 , the germans crossed the don and took the direct road to stalingrad. for 40 km they walked at top speed across the rock-hard desert steppe. in the evening, advanced german tanks had already reached the volga. the next day, august 23, 1,200 bombers took to the air. a fiery rain of incendiary bombs fell on stalingrad. fires were burning throughout the city. hundreds of families were buried alive under piles of rubble. telephone cables were cut and water pipes were destroyed. oil storage facilities on the banks of the volga caught fire. the pillar of fire rose almost 600 m into the sky. and the smoke from the fires was visible for... 350 km around. this was the most massive bombing of the city during the entire fighting on the eas

fact this control remains completely in the hands of the russian occupier, ben godges, retired united states army. ex... of the united states in europe. mr. ben, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. thank you. invitation, congratulations. in one of your comments, you very aptly noted that whoever controls crimea can win the war. after the episode with the a50 and il-22 planes, can we say that whoever does not completely control crimea, in fact, cannot claim a complete victory in this war. and have we become one step closer? to the de-occupation of the peninsula with, in particular, the destruction of these important flying objects. crimea is indeed the largest part of ukraine that is still under temporary occupation. and all russian logistics, their air and naval forces are really concentrated there, and from there they attack mainland ukraine. in accordance. it is very important for ukraine to return crimea in order to rebuild its economy, and ultimately to cut off crimea, in order to make the access of the russians worse. given what you say, it is now very difficult for the russian air force t

ulysses grant has the united states army. he arrives in virginia in march of 1864, and he makes the decision to to join the arm ld. but the army, the potomac and george meade are not going to be the only armies fighting in the spring. in virginia alone, you have what's going to be called the overland campaign. benjamin butler, the army, the james attack from june 100. there will be cavalry campaigns in the southwest of the state. and you have another force assigned to neutralize the shenandoah valley. this story really starts with the shenandoah valley, something since very beginning of the war. stonewall jackson in 1862, the second battle of winchester. later in june of 1863. so in the spring of 1864, the shenandoah valley will be the responsibility of a man named fran absolutely nowhere. fran siegel is very quickly defeated at the battle of newmarket 15th, 1864, and retreats back towards harperfer. he is going to be replaced by a man named david hunter, who is ,d■■é of basically fixing siegel's broken force and making anoth

perhaps the soldiers in the rear units of the german army knew about the upcoming massacre of the civilianion. it’s just that no one here has ever studied this story, so deeply, in order to put all the dots on what happened to this village. the problem is quite possible that they collected, so collection points were created, including o since the autumn of forty-three, wehrmacht units began to create dozens of collection or distribution points where they were driven civilian population. young, healthy people are sent to germany for forced labor, old people, women and children, like unnecessary poisons, must still serve the wehrmacht before their liquidation. it was a general technique, that is, therefore, the creation of any obstacles for the rapid advance of the red army, so any methods were suitable. they did everything, the front was close, and how to use it for cover, in order to escape under the cover of civilians, it was in their style, they drove people around their grandmother and family, i i don’t know if they wanted them to germany or if they were taking them to azararichi. janua

ben godges, retired united states army lt. gen., ex commander of united states forces in europe.salute you, glory. thank you very much for the invitation, congratulations! in one of your comments, you very aptly noted that whoever controls crimea can win the war. after the episode with the a50 and il-22 planes, can we talk about the fact that who does not completely control crimea? cannot claim a complete victory in this war, and are we one step closer to the deoccupation of the peninsula, including the destruction of these important flying objects? crimea is indeed the largest part of ukraine that is still in a temporary state occupation, and everything is really concentrated there. russian logistics, their air force, naval forces, and from there they attack mainland ukraine. accordingly, it is very important for ukraine to return crimea, in order to rebuild its economy, and ultimately to cut off crimea, in order to worsen russian access. considering what you say, it is now very difficult for the russian air force to carry out airstrikes and attack ukraine from the air. ukrainia

osgood joined the army in 1955, and talked his way into a post as emcee for the united states army band by impressing the commander with his pronunciation of rimsky-korsakov. >> the president, who is making a rapid recovery -- >> reporter: when president eisenhower was hospitalized for a heart attack, osgood acted as his personal deejay after a brief stint at abc, osgood joined wcbs in 1967 when they launched an all-new station. soon afterward, his trademark commentary, "the osgood file," went national. >> it takes two to tango, but more than two to make for any kind of peace in the middle east. ♪ >> reporter: and in 1994, he took over from charles kuralt as the anchor of "cbs sunday morning." >> i know, it sounds strange to me, too. >> reporter: in his signature bow tie, osgood anchored that broadcast for 22 years. >> before your working years are through, i hope whatever work you do makes you happy, makes you smile. you may be at it quite a while. >> reporter: he left "cbs sunday morning" in 2016. >> i will see you on the radio. >> reporter: and broadcast his final "osgood file" the f

osgood joined the army in 1955 and talked his way into a post as emcee for the united states army bandronunciation of rimsky-korskov. after a brief stint at abc, oz g osgood joined w cbs. soon afterward, his trademark commentary, the osgood file went national >> it takes two to tango >> reporter: and in 1994, he took over from charles curralt in his signature bow tie, osgood action co anchored that broadcast for 22 years. >> i hope whatever work you do makes you happy, makes you smile. you may be at it quite while >> reporter: he left in 2016 and broadcast hess final osgood file the following year a member of the national association of broadcasters, hall of fame, one of his bow ties resides at the smithsonian museum of american history harry smith, nbc news. >> a big part of sunday mornings >>> a new york father is thanking his daughter for saving his life matthew carlson was suffering from a genetic terminal kidney disease. daughte daughter was ah transplant >> if you really think about it, i made this kid. i thank her every day. >> it's how my father raised my. and i could give back

and hitler insisted on this, is the destruction of the red army, that is, to surround the red army (cadre units) in border battles, destroy them, and then develop an offensive deep into the soviet union, crushing some little things along the way that stalin will have time to catch up. and the offensive in the central direction was important, but again the initial task was not a breakthrough to moscow, cauldrons along the border, which was done. it was believed that in 10-12 weeks, well, that is, we believe, in 3 months, the main strategic tasks had to be solved, the main, most important points on the territory of the soviet union had to be occupied, so that the soviet union would be defeated and would request surrender. in 1941 , over 4.5 million people lived in moscow. it was the largest industrial, scientific and cultural. he slowed down, removing tank forces from the army group center and throwing them to the north, that is, to the leningrad direction, to the south. in september 1941, the germans captured kiev and blocked leningrad. after this, hitler ordered all main forces to be thrown at

this control really remain completely in the hands of the russian occupier ben godges, retired united states armyutenant general, former commander of united states forces in europe. mr. ben, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. thank you for the invitation, congratulations. in one of your comments you very aptly noted that whoever controls crimea can win the war after the episode with the a50 and il-22 planes, can we talk about the fact that those who do not completely control crimea cannot, in fact, claim a complete victory in this war, and are we one step closer to deoccupation. island with, in particular, the destruction of these important flying objects. crimea is indeed the largest part of ukraine that is still under temporary occupation. and all russian logistics, their air and naval forces are really concentrated there. and from there they attack mainland ukraine. accordingly, it is very important for ukraine to return. despite the what you say is now very difficult for the russian air force to carry out air raids and attack ukraine from the air. ukrainian air defense systems are working,

insisted on this: this is the destruction of the red army, that is, to encircle the red army, the personnel unitsed army in border battles, destroy them, and then develop an offensive deep into the soviet union , sweeping away some little things that stalin would have time to pull up , the offensive in the central direction was important, but again the initial task was not a breakthrough to moscow, but cauldrons along the border, which was done, it was believed that in 10-12 weeks... well, that is we believe that in 3 months the main strategic tasks had to be solved, the main important points on the territory of the soviet union should have been occupied, so that the soviet union would be defeated and would request surrender. in 1941, over 4 and a half million people lived in moscow, it was the largest industrial, scientific and cultural center of the country. the main forces towards moscow. the operation was called typhoon. its author was the commander of the army group center, general field marshal fedor von bock. god was a very highly professional military man, he was a pure prussian, a vetera

congratulations you are now a field grade officer and it looked incidental i know who runs the united states armyirst class runs it and that's a fact. sgt, thank you very, very much. folks, governor cooper and all of the state officials and by the wave got the best governor in the country. [cheering] stand up no, i mean it. [cheering] to know what i love about it most? i mean this in the bottom of my heart yet he has absolute total integrity. integrity. [applause] thanks to the welcome back to north carolina it goes i appreciate it very much i also want to mention congressman deborah ross. where is deborah? just had my picture taken with her that's probably why she left. [applause] all kidding aside. she couldn't be here actually that's not true i got mixed up. she fights very hard for the people of this district and she is up in washington right now but folks i'm here today to talk about something that is not get enough attention that is the progress we're making and invest in america. all of america. there was a law written back in the 30s says when congress passes a bill that has money in it t

bailey is a veteran of the united states army in which he served in combat as a commissioned officerllowing the terrorist attacks of september 11th. mr. frank bowman is the university of missouri curators distinguished professor and floyd r gibson professor of law emeritus at the university of missouri school of law. he is also taught at washington university, gonzaga university, indiana university, wake forest university and the university of denver. and in spring of 2023, was visiting fellow at oxford university american institute. thank all of the witnesses for being here today and i recognize you for your opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. members of the committee, chairman greene, ranking member thompson, members of the distinguished committee, montana attorney general. as the attorney general and chief law enforcement officer for the state of montana i'm grateful for this committee's attention to how secretary alejandro mayorkas's failed leadership and how it has impacted the state of montana. secretary mayorkas and the biden administration have poured gasoline on th

stunned by the rapid advance of the red army, the surviving german units began a chaotic retreat towards. columns of german equipment accumulated on the highway near the berezina river. to at this time, under the control of the wehrmacht. there was only one bridge across the river. one german soldier recalled. not far from the bridge, where the crush was heaviest, scenes never seen before took place. carts and cars pushed each other off the roadway. everyone tried to be the first to drive onto the bridge. fights broke out, and he stood rough. the field gendarmerie was powerless. the main problem. here, of course, there was a need to capture the crossings, at the crossings to the berezina this situation only worsened, the berezina was generally such, i would say, a lost river for the invaders, napoleon was beaten on it, and in 1944 the nazis, the remnants, the third tank in the army, the fourth, the ninth crowded together in the minsk area, they were locked, they were smashed from the air and shelling, that is, i would say : distance fighting. at this time , belarusian partisans turned th

believe that this attack to target the second us ship is kind of a clear message from yemani army uh towards united states that there to realist as terrorist organization actually is not gonna change anything in in yemani uh attack against uh united state and uk ships and this actually is a clear message we remember that it was trump who actually uh listed the ansarullah as a terror organization uh during the saudi led coalition war on yemen but what there was no result uh for that uh decision and at the end yemani army has break saudi arabia and united arab emirates and they have actually forced them to stop the war and now they are launching a war against against israel, this is i mean united states should learn uh from their mistake. that yemani will not hesitate, as the spoke person of yemani army have said, will not hesitate to continue targeting uh uh israeli linked ship or ships that going toward the israeli port unless the blue cate is been lifted uh against gazza and the war uh to stop against gazza and the genocide must stop and food and medicine uh must be allowed to enter gaza and whate

army. the participating units of the air defense corps and the air force of the air force and the navy of the army deployed their defense systems in the area of ​​600 thousand square kilometers of combat exercises. they do defense . base radars. shahid sattari defense forces in bushar are on constant alert and are now ready for a joint exercise. the specialized exercise of the sky defenders of the province of 1402 is an annual performance of the capabilities of the country's air defense. added this exercise in the third space of the country from the north. the westernmost border of the persian gulf to the southeasternmost point of the country is held on the oman coast of bandar gawatar, which covers the country's soil to a depth of 400 kilometers with up-to-date and of course iranian weapons. one of these systems is the short-range tactical system of shahid majid . it can be used against hostile targets, targets with a very low radar cross-section, targets with very high speed and low altitude, such as small birds, cruise missiles, and all kinds of warheads. how was it? very good. you see, i

weapons and ministeria and all type of help they need from united states and uk they will continue. attack because i believe that yemani army actually will extend its attack to target all commercial ship to the uk and to the united states if they are not gonna stop attacking yemen and stop the gyn'. side in gaza, this mean that the red sea will be blocked and none of their ships will actually be able to enter there it sea, so they should uh be the one who will actually will stop the genocide against the palestinian people. uh, so in terms of the um escalation, do you for see there to be increased uh one and therefore for it to reach um maybe a full scale war um eventually if this continues between? yemen and the us for example, maybe with the participation of the uk? yeah, i believe so, because if the united states will try like to expand this attack and to continue targeting yemen, this mean that all battleship and military ship and as well commercial ship and any country that is involved or supporting united state under attack against yemen this mean that those country ship in lane as well will come under attack and we ha

one group of one wing of one air force out 15 united states army air forces. well, fellows we've never had an easy ride over there yet, and today won't be any. no escort except. so keep your eyes peeled. don't get excited. and yeah, you're talking on the intercom. save your ammunition and make your shots count. let me know what goes on back. quinlan. yes, sir. stay on the ball gang and she'll bring us back like she's always done. okay, let's go. they have completed 24 missions in this. the toughest theater of our war. the big league of sky fighting. their experience is and so the memphis belle comes back this afternoon they will be sent to bring the lessons they have learned. 2000 arms of aircrew men training at home. home is america. this is a battlefront like no other and or any war. no monster armies, no booming cannon, only the roaring engine sound of the bombers pounding through the quiet english countryside. this is an air front. the wheels of the memphis belle leave the soil. england for the 25th time, the friendly soil. england, with its ordered and ru