air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. and there were about 4000 of us left to. some of us used to be wacs in the army air forces, and a lot us joined up after the air force, a separate service. and. in october 1947, admiral test center in california history was made by this aircraft, the exact one and its pilot captain, charles yeager. this airplane and this pilot are about to be the first ever to fly faster than the speed of sound in level flight. of a b-29 will take the ax at 1:00 and launch her an altitude of about 35,000 feet. th

the story of the park played by the united states air force operating here under the command of major general john mills, responsible for air force participation and the nuclear weapons program. with this, how the help of air force personnel, equipment and veteran know how the test supported much earlier completion dates than would have otherwise been practical yielding information vital to the big picture national defense. of the 20 bombs that were detonated, 14 had to be aerial drops pinpointed with unerring accuracy to meet the requirements of atomic scientists. but the delivery of the a-bomb is only one phase of air force support of the atomic energy commission's program. as shop day approaches, a steady flow of information comes into whether central at the aces control point. weather conditions must be ripe for test purposes, and they are operations from the standpoint of safety a priority. watch word of the whole program. the next day after zero hour, we see the reason for this concentration on the weather job. we see its relation to the huge crack which remains after every nucl

he is a reserve officer in the united states air force reserve and holds the rank of colonel prior to joining the air force, served in the united states navy reserve with the joint forces intelligence, naval special warfare two in the office of naval intelligence. he is a graduate of the college of naval command and staff air command staff college, the united states army, welcome secretary wilkie back to the nixon library today to help us this ladies and gentlemen, i cannot tell here at the nixon library and i've spent a great deal of studying president nixon, and i know all of you remember that he was a stone cold football. not only playing at whittier, but when i was a little boy, he was constantly providing coach george allen. when he was the coach of the rams work work. president nixon's advice did not help the redskins in super bowl seven, but tony opened the football door. i do want to say a new orleanian. i want to thank the hospitality. the tulane green wave in the cotton much for helping us erase. us in new orleans, the the loss of the green wave to the trojans in the 1924 ro

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national security affairs and listen of army of truly committed in the reserve officer in the united states air force reserve in joint forces intelligent command special warfare group to and a graduate of the college of command and staff, air command united states army war college and it is my pleasure to welcome you back to the nixon library today. [applause] >> i cannot tell you what an honor it is to be here and i spent a deal of time in the nixon library and she is a football fan not only playing at whittier but when i was a boy is providing when he was the coach of the rams and plays to run sunday afternoons which some of them did that work. [laughter] guys did not help the redskins but since tony opened the football door i want to thank the university of southern california trojans for their hospitality and the cotton bowl. we thank you very much for helping us erase in new orleans the loss to the trojans in 1924 but it's a great honor for me to be here in this temple to what america will be, one of the great peaks. when president nixon entered the white house, there were 600,000 americans, one

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he's a reserve officer in the united states air force reserve, and holds at the rank of colonel. to serving the air force, he -- with joint services intelligent comment, naval special war group to, and stable intelligence. he's a graduate of the college of naval command and staff, air command staff, college united states army war college, and the joint forces staff colleges by distinct, welcome back to the nixon library today to help us dedicate this monument. but [applause] >> laden gentlemen, i can't tell you what a singular honor it is to be here at the nixon library. i've spent a great deal of time with president nixon, and i know that all of you remember that he was a stone cold football fan. not only playing, but when i was a little boy, he was constantly providing coach george allen when he was the coach of the rams. and then later coach of the red skins with place to run on sunday afternoons, some of which did not work. president nixon's advice didn't help the red skins insuperable seven. since tony opened the football door, i do want to say as a new orleans, i want to tha

united states air force also in nigeria 1.500 man, biggest drone base there should be no way out of allack sea, the second moment on the heel of this personal should not exist, not about the russian -minded east slavic state on the territory of present-day ukraine , it’s different, there can’t be a single state from the former soviet republics, which will be the base for, of course, i spoke against russia a million times and i say goals and objectives have been formulated. no twenty- fourth of february 2022, but in december 2021. this is the cylinder of the task that the supreme commander set must be achieved. well, again, i quote the president of the russian federation, well done yakov joseph, i will throw a bridge over what it means there, the french wanted to understand the african tribes or not, but in general the history of the rise of western europe began. well, the crusades began to rob the east. this is the main idea , which, let's say, formed the basis of his policy of the modern west and continues to be including us, that we are also the east something, probably, to russia the

you look at the past seven hours, the yellow or the gold here, that's the united states air force reserve and the c 130, they're sampling the storm. you also have the noah hurricane hunters based out of lakeland linder airport right there sampling this and they've given us crucial data and what they've been finding each pass into the center of the system is unfortunately lower pressure and stronger winds. you've got that inverse relationship. you want to talk about rapid intensification, here it is. earlier today it only became a hurricane this morning, idalia. earlier today we had a low-end hurricane this morning, about 80 miles per hour. now we're up top 110. so we went from 75, the baseline for a hurricane, up top 110 and we're expecting this intensification to continue and quickly. here's the wind field you have tropical storm conditions occurring on florida's west coast but the intense inner core about a hundred miles off to the west of pinellas county and 150 miles south of the big bend. now the issue is you have this motion off to the north at about 17 miles per hour. that's going

united states of america. thank you for being here, mr. ambassador. as well as general tee, michael mosley, longtime chief of staff of the united states air force force, major general benjamin watson is the commanding general of first marine division. and we not only welcome, but thank him for his support and the support of the united states marine corps to bring this 50th anniversary to life. thank you, general. i like to recognize also tamara martin, who's the recently appointed director of nixon presidential libraries, federal operations, the national archives and records administration. thank you, tamara. now let's begin our evening in prayer as robert certain delivers this evening's invocation. the let us pray. well, lord, our governor blessed the leaders of our that we may be a people in, but at peace among ourselves and a blessing to other nations. the earth to the president and members of the cabinet, to governors of states, mayors of cities and in a ministry of authority, grant, wisdom and grace in the exercise of their duties to senator and representatives and those who make laws in our states, cities and towns give courage, wisdom and fores

this within the security limits, is the part played by the united states air force and the atomic energy commission's continental test program. target nevada. welcome this morning to the miller center here at the university of virginia. we're delighted that mark and i were just saying it's just great to see everybody gathered together in our beautiful williamsburg style forum room. we want to thank c-span for being with us today. and so if you enjoy this sort of like a holiday movie that you never tire seen over and over again, feel free to watch numerous times. we want to welcome everyone in person as well as those who are watching online live and those who will be watching our archive version as well as those who will watch on c-span. we are here today, of course, with my colleague, professor marc selverstone, to speak about his new book, which is titled the kennedy withdrawal. the subtitle is camelot and the american commitment to vietnam is published by harvard university, has just been published this fall, and it is available in the foir today for purchase and signing. they make a p

and so the united states air force has conducted a small survey study to see how many weeks, how many months are needed for these qualified ukrainian pilots. experienced with may 29th and so quite 27. how to converge them onto western airplane and within 3 to 4 months. uh this uh this uh, transformation of the pilots is doable. but of course, they will have a specific knowledge in certain areas, certain key areas. they will be able to perform certain key missions, but perhaps not all of the missions that western professional partners. ready right, i think sort of with how the editor in chief of this with military review. thank you very much. thank you. now one person has been killed in wild fires in washington state in the us. at least a 185 buildings have been destroyed and a major highway closed evacuation orders have been issued for thousands of people in small, rural communities. now on the hawaiian island of maui, search teams are continuing grim task of recovering the remains of victims of the winds. fires cruise from washington state and california are using police dogs to sear

the united states army air force moved into england partway through the second world war when americaigation skills and the photography, learning how to operate cameras from their cockpits. so they flew to various locations in england and took a number of photographs, 20,000 of which are cared for by the historic england archive, with conserved and digitised and put online for people to enjoy. casey, why did they take all these photos? they were practising for the jobs that they had to do over germany and the occupied territories in the second world war. and the best way to do that was to have locations around england that they could be tasked to fly to so that's how they could practice the navigation, and then to make sure that the camera set up was working and they could successfully capture photographs of the correct locations, they would take the photographs, bring them back to their bases in oxfordshire, have those photographs developed and that provided the evidence for them to learn from, have they navigated to the right locations7 had the cameras worked, had they taken good ph

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in the direction of the border of the russian federation of two reconnaissance uavs of the united states air forceding to the russian ministry of defense, when russian aircraft appeared. these are american drones. they changed direction and flew away. another attempt by ukraine to carry out a terrorist attack was foiled this morning. with the help of drones, russian air defense forces on duty destroyed all these aircraft over the tula region. well, in ukraine they say that all these strikes, it turns out, are coordinated with the west; moreover, such strikes by drones will continue. this recognition was made by adviser, head of the office of the president of ukraine mykhailo podoliak. today today there is already an absolute consensus between our partners that we can destroy everything russian, for example, in crimea, i will remind you a year ago, even when there were some strikes in crimea, everyone said no, no , let's, only without this today there is an absolute the consensus is that as far as russia is concerned , drones really operate there. let's fix the official position here , the nature i

this indicator there this indicator can be obtained by the european union of the united states and the polish air forceven the air force and the rakes that use it. well, it seems that it is considered that there is no point in squeezing out more. and we are in such a situation. when we have to organize service at 4 p.m. at the next high level, everyone could perform 100% at the same time combat tasks, well, that is, those mentioned in the range of 43-50 aircraft, that is why even the minister of defense varshikov spoke about the option that there pilots are ready to master quickly, but the question is open how to quickly train technicians well, because will the techniques have to be done precisely according to such a specific program where it is necessary to keep all 100% of the aircraft with ammunition, but actually speaking, you literally said a few words about maintenance, because i wanted to ask you about it, mr. ivan, and regarding where they will be located, whether we have to place them, well, on our territory, on our airfields, on other improvised sites, i understand where such can arise now, b

based on further negotiations, first of all, with the united states, if the air force says that 128 planesnd for now there will be a smaller number, but even this smaller number will be able to perform tasks on the battlefield and above the field, of course we understand that something is certain, because the readiness of the first, second, or several squadrons will be ready no sooner than we understand, not according to the most optimistic indicators, this is summer, autumn of next year . but if it happens during this period, i will this can be considered a significant progress from the point of view of how other countries transitioned, in any case, we understand that the ice has broken from the point of view of the promotion of politicians, but the nuances of them will always be a new such system. there is even a conclusion that weapons are indeed provided later than we want in smaller quantities than we want, and this really affects the ability of our armed forces to carry out certain offensive operations in one or another period when it is most optimal, we understand that the russian a

russian armed forces had to escort the american drone, the air target was reported at the national defense control center - this is the drone reconnaissance creeper air force the united statesich immediately turned around and flew away, the violation of the border did not happen to us , the presidential candidate responded. robert kennedy jr. stating what is armament everything in the american establishment will destroy ukraine, this is the prime minister of romania, although he confirmed that the country will train ukrainian pilots to control the f-16. bucharest is immediately stipulated to fly into this junior article by maria zakharova. and the supply of such shells to the kiev regime to destroy ukraine in order to save it, cut off that, as president, i will put an end to this reckless and inhuman policy, military personnel in ukraine, apparently. there would be cases of desertion in the ranks of the armed forces , most of the wounded. we see that in the ranks of the armed forces desertions have become more frequent. they try not to talk about this in the west, but we are talking about this. the military themselves, who are at the forefront, understand this, and the comm

considered when you can raise the air for combat at the same time 63-70%, uh, of this indicator there those indicators can withstand the gdp of the united states and the polish air force even the russian air force, which use 9 out of 9, well, it is considered that there is no point in squeezing out more. and we are in such a situation. when we have to organize service at a high level in 16 years so that all 100% can perform combat tasks at the same time well, that is, these mentioned in the range of 43-50 aircraft, that is why , actually, even the minister of defense varshikov spoke about the option that the pilots there are ready to learn quickly, but the question is open, how will it be possible to quickly train the technicians well, because will the equipment have to do the same for such a specific program , where it is necessary to keep all 100% of the aircraft with ammunition? do we have a place to place them on our territory, on our airfields, on other improvised sites, i understand where these can arise now, but where are the other questions, well, can we remember the first such concept that we have there was still a small place at the beginning of a full-scale

to represent a danger and a threat to the united states of america. during the briefing, the press secretary of the pentagon, brigadier general of the air forcef the united states of america, patrick ryder, said that according to patrick ryder, the wagner pvk is a real threat. many other threats. we will continue to monitor this one. well, he further emphasized that , according to american intelligence, wagner is not a factor now on the battlefield in ukraine, and one more quote from mr. ryder, these forces have essentially been withdrawn from the battlefield. i just want to add one word i'm just looking at the photo, so take a look, they got those crosses with tablets that were on the graves of the wagnerians, it's all in my opinion, samara or saratov samara or sarato well, somewhere in russia, not here, not beyond the urals, as they say, and they already poured it there those graves were leveled with concrete, they were filled with concrete, that is, if we speak from the point of view of ukraine, yes, they are enemies, they are murderers, we would all eat them, the earth was concrete, by the way , the earth was done with concrete, but imagi

yesterday december 7th, 1941, a data that will live in infamy the united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forcesl in conversation with its government and its emperor working towards the maintenance of peace in the pacific indeed one hour after germany's air squadrons commenced bombing in the american island the japanese ambassador to the united states and his colleague delivered to our secretary of state a formal reply and this reply stated that it seemsia to continue. it contained no threat of war or armed attack. the distance ofio hawaii from japan makes it obvious that the attack was deliberately planned many days or even weeks ago. during the intervening time, the japanese government has deliberately sought to deceive the united states by false statements and expressions of hope has caused severe damage to americance naval and military forces. yesterday the japanese government also launched an attack. last night the japanese forces attacked hong kong. last night japanese forces attacked guam. last night japanese forces attacked the philippine islands. last night the japanese attacked and thi

jets in the near future, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states , general mark miley, meanwhile , air forceommander mykola oleschuk announced that ukrainian pilots have already are undergoing training for f-16 fighters in great britain and sweden in order to start the training of our pilots to sign the relevant protocols, now bucharest is also waiting about it said the prime minister of romania, marcel ci laku, in an interview with the fainenshi times, he also emphasized that the necessary logistics for this have already been established, and a joint european decision should be made regarding the supply of taurus long-range missiles to ukraine. this statement was made by the head of the german christian democratic union, friedrich merz, in an interview to the german tv channel art, by such a decision , german politicians mean first of all a common position with france and great britain, which already supply ukraine with their long-range missiles. this is my proposal. i hope that the german government will listen to it and implement it, said the leader of the hds. i would like to remind you

the single par and united states enjoy excellent relations in many areas, including military ties. us has a very significant naval presence in single for single pours. air force trains in the united states, but, but single power will just continue to seek to balance that, that they don't want to be forced to take sides and us trying to compensation. so try to be your friend to both places. so they have from their point of view, you're doing what's best for a single par. and that includes being very friendly with united states, but also being very friendly with china. given that single pole on several other countries in the middle east, latin america and africa are actively improving their relations with china. we're seeing a decline in western had gemini here is this, is this the change in the world that was a i, i want it and phrase it that way. because again, even though certain countries, whether it's single core naisha or for example, saudi arabia in the middle east, or even if they're improving their relationships with, with china in trade or other areas. these countries still maintain excellent relationships with united states and united states has a si

to this day, it remains the backbone of many nato and allied air forces around the world. the united states, as well as denmark and the netherlands, are phasing out their aging f sixteens and replacing them with the brand new f. 35 . some danish and dutch f. 16. so extensive combat enough gotten this done. it is likely that the airframes being supplied to ukraine will be quite old. i need a lot of maintenance to stay in the air training. pilots and maintenance stuff will be the big challenge for ukraine. how the f 16 will actually impact cubes? war effort will depend on the weapon supplied with the jets. you brain will be hoping to receive modern weapons, such as the us rum air, to air messiah, which can shoot down enemy aircraft up to 180 kilometers away. but these have yet to be approved and could be deemed too sensitive to fall into russian hands or presidents. the landscape has spent months asking for 5 digits without getting them. i asked the w correspondent and that who wakes but terry schultz in brussels . what has changed as well as, i mean, the one thing we know didn't change is pr

us department of defense national security council of the united states department of state the us department of the navy, us army, us air forceeveral ministries of defense of nato countries, this is the background of a popular theorist of modern warfare. and so he writes in a german squat that, uh, well, the way to salvation. here are your first words. today were they are in the deepest hat do not know how to get out. this is true. well, the hatch knows how to get out of the pit. well, we need to do everything that we are doing in terms of armaments, but this is not enough, because 3 million ukrainians need to be sent to the front. if someone thinks it's being discussed, well along with those who were already gone, it is assumed that 3 million are needed. right now, in the army, which will be the only one capable of inflicting a defeat on russia, and it is very interesting that the person who talked about the new wars is all. for the rest. suddenly so trite takes and describes the nazi principle of total war. and where are all the new warriors, technologically cunningly made, well, with all the prefixes that everyone uses, wh

statement when he tried run for office will continue close cooperation the united states before the end of this year at the royal air forcease in suffield should host two us squadrons. f-35 fighters capable of carrying nuclear weapons there were reports of plans to build a special weapon there was removed from britain in 2008, its possible return comes at a time of large-scale armed conflict in europe, to which nato countries are directly involved in this already dangerous situation, ministers foreign affairs. lithuanian lanzbergen. we have to drop the phrase. about supporting ukraine for as long as it takes? we must take the liberty of chastising our partners who are dissatisfied with the results of the ukrainian counter-offensive, for which a lot of money was spent, covered from the entry is like spitting in the face of ukrainian soldiers. but i would recommend freeing at least one square centimeter of the german foreign minister - this is another package of assistance to kiev from the european union in the amount of 20 billion euros. our responsibility is to evaluate how we we can do it more effectively why ukraine nee

air force. and the united states has its military spread all across the plant. now, as the us military presence has been increasing in the pacific region, we have seen the opposition from locals. in oak, in our locals, came out to protest the presence of the us military. and in the country in question here, the philippines, there was a long history of the population, resenting and protesting against the presence of the us military in the philippines . so at this point, it's also worth noting that it is the american tax there that is splitting the bill for all of this. and also the american people are not thrilled about more foreign interventions around the world. while the country faces increasing problems at home, spotty, corresponding calum, open tight. so breaking down those. uh, those are both the plans that 2 sets up us pulled in the philippines. thank you very much. versus federal service for veterinary and fine. so center treat surveillance has a show that the japanese fish is safe to submit growing concerned that the release of focusing the waste water t

air force. in close cooperation— and ukrainian air force. in close cooperation with the united statesnext step in our support for ukraine, — this is the next step in our support for ukraine, and also a long—term step _ for ukraine, and also a long-term ste. ,, ., ., russia's luna—25 spacecraft has crashed into the moon after it spun into uncontrolled orbit. this is according to russia's space agency roskosmos. earlier, it reported an "abnormal situation" that occured to the spacecraft when it was preparing for a pre—landing orbit. luna—25 was scheduled to land on the south pole of the moon tomorrow. live to the newsroom and the bbc�*s europe regional editor, paul moss. what's gone wrong? i think there are two ways you can look at the question. first of all is the question of what went wrong in the last 2a hours. we know the luna—25 was close to the end of its mission on reaching the moon. only yesterday, the russian space agency was proudly showing photos of the lunar surface taken by the spacecraft. as it prepared to move into what is called a pre—landing orbit, something seems to ha

six months , i was once on the air for you too told me, i spoke with the retired deputy secretary of defense of the united states, who was responsible for uh in the air force . the official figure is announced by the pentagon, which says that, depending on the qualification , it takes from five to eight months from the moment the training starts in order to train the pilots. let's add 5 months, 6 months, that's right, we're leaving for march, we're leaving for april, and that's why, by and large, those forecasts, those statements that the ukrainian leadership has already openly made, they absolutely fit into the logic, the logistics, what kind of we are shared here in the united states, right here, i would like to add the only thing that in the united states , in particular, in the pentagon, they announced that first the english language will be in one of the states, so then in the other, the training itself will be directly, but it is also about what will begin e training pilots together with dozens of attendants. what is known about this , how many, and why will they train service personnel directly in the usa, and i was also interested in this story, i

he completed air force management courses in the united states.s a military observer in the city of okon in sudan . these are permanent business trips to ukraine - these are permanent rotations. he prepared me. i am now waiting for his business trip. it has dragged on. he he was very calm, intelligent, well-mannered. well, at that time, it seemed to me that there were others like that, we were constantly traveling somewhere, he was always showing me something. he is a real navigator . lately, we talked a lot. well, i don't remember what he was constantly coming from work and we were until the night. they put the children in and chatted, talked, planned something, he planned our future, i accepted the name about a week before the start of the war, he collected the documents in a folder, notarized the power of attorney for the children to take them abroad , i killed such a navigation program in my phone said that even if there is no communication, you will be able to leave. the main thing is that she got into the car and drove away herself on the 24

a former president of the united states, usually landing at andrews air force base, taking marine one. instead, landing at reagan national, taking that ten-minute drive to the courthouse where he'll be arraigned here at the courthouse behind me. security is in place as we have been talking about all day. inside, the u.s. marshals in charge of security. secret service navigating his travels from the airport to the courthouse, along with his entry into the courthouse, which we believe he'll enter on c street into the garage and take a private elevator right up to that courtroom in which he'll then be arraigned. we have park police along with metro police as well outside of the courthouse. we have seen a gaggle of protesters here and there. i would say two dozen, three dozen at the most. the presence increasing as we kind of march towards the 4:00 p.m. hour in which the former president will in fact be arraigned. as we're watching his motorcade leaving reagan national, making that short drive to the courthouse here, arriving here really within the next ten minutes or so. >> so tom, let's

asia between the united states of china and the neighbors who rely on the united states for their security. had increased only one day after the joint exercise of the air and navy forces of the women 's army , a serious warning began around the island of taiwan. today is the coup anniversary august 28, 1332 in the world today addressed this issue to further investigate the story, we are in touch with ms. elham abedini, an expert on international issues , mrs. abedini. hello, good morning. these days , we recently witnessed a story claiming that there was basically no coup on august 28. we are experts in international issues in the documents and interviews published in the 70-year production about what we have outside of iran for the incident on 28 august 2019 . he had his own role in the implementation of such a decision we did such an action, but classified documents and documents were removed , in which it was clearly emphasized, it was announced that we will see what happens to us in these last days of the year, when the coup d' état on august 28, 2012. it was also published that one of islam was about one of the people of the time in tehran and what was his role i