give motion and melody to that tribute our troops of the old guard, the third united states infantry, and of the united states army band. the third infantry is one of the most select units in the united states army. it is older than our nation's constitution and bears on its rules. the names of men who suffered at valley forge and triumphed at yorktown. as the showcase unit of the army. the old guard symbolized the patriots heritage, shared by americans in uniform wherever they may be. advancing the colors. the the old guard, fife and drum corps with a medley of authentic revolutionary war tunes. the continental soldier, parading on some village green, marched to the stately colonial cadence of exactly 90 faces to the minute. by. his. power. and. silence and. the. aura o. on the 18th of april, 1847, general winfield scott was on the march from vera cruz to mexico city. his force, led by the third infantry, was blocked by an enemy stronghold on the heights of cerro gordo. the third led the charge, which took the position with bayonets fixed. in the end it was those bare blades which decided the matter, and so began

give motion and melody to that tribute are troops of the old guard, the third united states infantry, and of the united states army band. the third infantry is one of the most select units in the united states army. it is older than our nation's constitution and bears on its rules. the names of men who suffered at valley forge and triumphed at yorktown. as the showcase unit of the army. the old guard symbolizes the patriots heritage shared by americans in uniform. wherever they may be. advanced. the colors. the the old guard, fife and drum corps with a medley of authentic revolution honorary war tunes, the continental soldier parading on sun village green marched to the stately colonial cadence of exactly 90 paces to the minute. the. breeze had poured. i don't. i know. i don't know. what a poor. on the 18th of april, 1847, general winfield scott was on the march from veracruz to mexico city. his force, led by the third infantry, was blocked by an enemy stronghold on the heights of cerro gordo. the third led the charge, which took the position with bayonets fixed. in the end it was those bare blades which decided t

army ranger association. so, on behalf of them, on behalf of the united states, the u.s. d some of the greatest people. and all along, the united states we had some of the greatest and the nicest people in the world. and they are always ready to help, and i remember when the war broke out. i will tell you something, a little story, i was 17 and a half, and me and my mother were in the kitchen and the radio was on. and on a news broadcast came over, they had bombed a factory in germany. my mother turned and said that is my uncles factory, because she was from germany. but all of the americans were ready to go, were ready to fight with. now my thing is that i would like to see them outlaw wars. i sit home thinking and talking to myself, a lot. [laughs] i would like to see them outlaw wars, like we have senators and congressman, where they have a group of people that would handle these problems. like say the united states and mexico, say they have a problem. this group would get together and iron it out in words instead of bullets. because, now i listen to that thing over the

it is an honor and a privilege for me to be able to speak to the men of the united states armies 53-07th composite unit. meryl's morales unit of legendary distinction i am proud that we will today bestow upon them one of our nation's very highest honors the congressional gold medal. for nearly three months in 1943 the marauders undertook one of the most daring and treacherous missions of world war two. under constant fire from a vastly larger japanese force and played by monsoons diseases scorching heat and venomous threats. the marauders battle for nearly 1,000 miles through the burmese jungle eventually winning back the critical airfield at my kind of of the 3,000 americans who originally set off on the campaign. only 200 ultimately remains standing to seize and hold the airfield. theirs was both a remarkable and a courageous feat. the marauders ferocious tenacity and the unimaginable conditions. they endured have made them one of the most renowned units of world war two. throughout my time in the army my fellow soldiers and i often love to the moratas as the epitome of bravery and ins

>> i'm an officer of the united states army and even if i had to leave, which they were telling me that still in the service of the united states and in the surface of the people of the united states, i couldn't be at traitor. >> general dean there should be some lessons as we sit on the sidelines during these affairs from your experience in the experience of the men who went through these things. what would be those lessons? >> i feel that one of the first lessons is that they should teach at all levels what true americanism means the end is. we should teach what true democracy is and we should teach it by practice not by just citing it in words. we should not forget consideration for others. it's often too easy to think only of ourselves. we must teach and practice consideration for others at all times if we are going to beat this insidious propaganda of the communists. >> general if you have a minute or a dozen sentences to say to the families wives and mothers and the men who went through this experience as you did and the men who will find a permanent home in korea, what would you

retired united states marine corps sergeant major johnny baker, national commandant and ceo marine corps league. retired united states armyn brigadier general robert pleskowsky. retired united states marine corps corporal charles brown, national president, paralyzed veterans of america. mr. donald marks, national adjutant, legion of valor of the united states. retired united states army lieutenant colonel michael a o akden, commander-in-chief, military order of the world wars. retired united states chief petty officer deborah elchick, national president, the retired and listed association. mr. brian packer, dz agent and medal of honor recipient, congressional medal of honor society of the united states. mr. joe parsetic,, national commander disabled veteran association. jim o'brien, executive president , military officer association of america. commander christie purdy, chair, board of directors, commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retired united states air force chief master sergeant gary wright, international president, air force sergeant association. mr. michael stetts, national command

united states marine corps sergeant major, johnny baker. national commandant and ceo of marine corps league. retired united states armygadier general robert futsal's key, national president military chapels association of the united states of america. retired -- corporal charles brown, national president of caroline veterans of america. mr. donald mark, national adjutant, legion of valor of the united states. retired united states army lt. col., michael a okun's. mc. commander-in-chief, military order of the world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer doug, national president, the entire -- retired and listed. brian sector. idc agent and medal of honor recipient. congressional battle of honor society of the u.s. mr. joe, national commander, disabled american veterans. retired air force colonel, jim o'brien. executive vice president and chief operating officer. military officers association of america. commander christie ferdie, chair , board of directors. commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retired united states air force chief master sergeant, carrie wright. internation

west point's comment on the cadets and commanding general of the fifth united states army. his awards include the medal of honor, the farley dickinson universal pinnacle award, the united states military academy, distinguished graduate award. gerald foley and his wife reside in alexandria, virginia, and have two sons, a daughter and seven grandchildren, and so now it's my pleasure to turn the podium over to john davis over for you, sir. thank you very much, sir. i remember my first week at harvard. i got pulled over on my motorcycle with my american flag bandana because i didn't believe i was a student. there. and that's why i wrote my book, combat to college. i found it somewhat unbelievable that so many veterans never touch your gi bill and a lot to start. don't. my mission is to change that. people college degrees, quite frankly, do a lot better in life and people with college degrees kill themselves less than those without them. there are two classes of people in the military officers and enlisted. across all the branches is the exact same officers transition far better

having been appointed and officer of the united states army was are the united states of america -- -- in the grade of captain -- i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemy foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. i will take this obligation freely. without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any purpose. >> i will, well and faithfully, discharge the duties of the office on which i am about to enter. >> discharge the duties on the office that i'm about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. [laughter] >> this is the preservation officer. return to your seat. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now present the certificates to the 2022 graduating class. class, please lineup and prepared to receive your certificates. >> captain william bear. staff sergeant nathan -- -- captain sonia dickson. captain timothy -- >> major william fitzsimmons. specialist nathan -- sorry, specialist nicholas hamilton. pardon me. sergea

i having appointed an officer in the united states army reserves of the united states of america appointed states. in the grade of captain captain. i do solemnly. that i will support and defend the constitution of united states, the law of the land of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and all enemies or that i will bear true faith. and through faith and allegiance to the same duties, to say that i will take this obligation freely. obligation freely. without any mental or purpose of. and motivation. and that i will. well, faithfully. faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which. i'm about to enter. charged with duty. so help me, god. well. 38 golf six. victor herridge and preservation officers return to your seats. 11. why. kiefer might. ladies and gentlemen, we'll now present the certificates to the 2022 imo graduating class. class. please line up and prepare receive your certificates. captain william bear. staff sergeant nathan bettcher. captain sonia dixon dixon. captain timothy fagg. major william fitzsimmons. special seats. nathan bettcher. i'm sorr

retired united states marine corps sergeant major johnny baker, national, dante and ceo marine corps league. retired united states armyn brigadier general robert plus cow ski, national president, military chaplain association of the united states of america. retired united states marine corps corporal charles brown, national president, paralyzed veterans of america. mr. donald marx, national aji sin, leader a valor of the united states. retired lieutenant colonel michael a okun, md. commander-in-chief, military order of the world war. retired united states navy chief petty officer deborah l shake, national president. the retired and listed. mr. brian fackler, d.c. agent and metal of honor recipient, congressional matter of honor society of the united states. mr. joe parr said as, national commander, disabled american veterans. retired air force colonel jim o'brien, executive vice president and chief operating officer, military officers association of america. commander kristi purdy, chair, board of directors, commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retired united states air force chief mas

joseph, united states coast guard during world war ii, also serving as a corporal and auto equipment operator in the united states army during the period immediately after world war ii, serving from december of 1945 through december of 1948. having been separated from fort slocumb in new york. i have been fortunate enough to know many world war ii veterans and to hear firsthand their actions and experiences. sadly members of our greatest generation with-r dwindling in numbers. and our current generation may not know of their sacrifice and service and other than what is portrayed in hollywood or in history books. the joseph family should be an example to all americans of what answering the call to service means. especially when our ideals and values are directly threatened by tyrants and oppressors. their family stateside supported them while under great stress knowing these sons of utica, new york, were direct players in one of the greatest military struggles in our nation's history. i am honored to help subsequent generations of the joseph family who all continued the tradition of the six joseph brothers in public se

constable served for more than 20 years on the united states army as an active duty soldier before retiring from service-d in 2008. and next we will hear from the actingho assistant secretary for the army of manpowerpo reserve affairs. in this role, ms. bourcicot manages manpower personnel and reserve component affairs for the united states army and provides advice to the secretary of the oversight of human resources training and force structure as well as other importantad readiness matters. previously served as an officer in the united states air force from 2000 to 2010 and has held several other roles in the department of defense. nwe will then hear from mr. hogue. in his role mr. hogue is responsible for the overall supervision andsp oversight of e navy's manpower and reserveer component affairs including the development of programsve and policy related to military personnel and naval education. mr. hogue has a career as a member o of the senior executive service with the navy and marine corps including previously serving as a senior legal advisor to the commandant of the marine corps.

everything you said, those did not come off the plate of the united states army. we still have an obligation in a rack, syria, and yukon -- and we -- we cannot say we take those missions away. and we all need to talk well about our army this is not unique just to our army and the same thing can be said about all the sectors. >> thank you evan ochsner with inside defense. i want to ask if there's a certain monetization programs that you are worried about? >> another cr will have negative impacts for us. there are a number of programs, that have scheduled slippages if we got into a long continuing resolution. i apologize i do not have the names off the top of my head but we can get them for you. sadly, we have all been operating under crs for such a long time that we've gotten pretty efficient at managing through them. but again, if we saw a long cr, there would be programs that would be impacted. >> -- newsmax. i was in the talk with the chief of operations and he said that they made their -- top gun which the navy and army consider the navy's strategy. in the admir

so think very fitting tribute to a locally born soldier's or the united states army unlike a lot of is a mercy is the only commission united states officer from the civil war to be buried in lovett's felt a next time you're there in the union cemetery please stop by and pay a little visit to our man luther slater, him here. >> the lutheran church trinity. >> slater light and he was more in the farm right alongside elaine and he is buried right alongside us later so be very fitting tribute. >> on say that i have none of us are ever as lucky as him pretty. >> i dunno, the kind of guy is like shot like four different places and survived the civil war so this a very lovely pennsylvania girl like you know,. >> there is always a but predict. >> on curiosities not buried with his wife a little bit. so yes, i'm glad you brought that up so his first wife, is buried in pennsylvania with her family and three years after she died, he did remarry. he remarried cousin pretty. [laughter] >> it is only okay if were in the 19th century buried in mexico he remarried three years after her death and he is

constable previously served for more than 20 years with the united states army as an active-duty soldier before retiring from service in 2008. next we'll hear from ms. yvette bourcicot who is the acting assistant secretary of the army for manpower and reserve affairs. in this role ms. bourcicot manages manpower personnel and reserve component affairs of the united states army and provides advice to the secretary of the oversight of human resources training and force structure. as well as other important readiness matters. ms. bourcicot privacy served as an officer in the united states air force from 2000-2010, and has held several other ofn the department of defense. we will have been here from mr. roberts hogue who is the acting assistant secretary of the navy for manpower and reserve affairs. in this role mr. hogue is responsible for the overall supervision and oversight of the navy's manpower and reserve component affairs, including the development of programs and policy related to military personnel and naval education. mr. hogue has a distinct career as a of the senior executive ser

britain and russia display white interests and these and other united states army films.gn versions to. 275 many films for a spanish speaking good neighbors, as well as 212 translations for portuguese speaking troops. 30 subjects over brief period for our friendly french troops. we've translated 177 films while the chinese army putting strange words into gi joe's mouth. >> [speaking non-english] >> in our, army entertainment shorts mean gi movies and screen magazines, overall total 320 prince for release. behind the scenes of the soldier producers, writers, directors, cameraman editors, drawn from hollywood to do a job for the military. including all armed forces, the industry service roster has reached 29,652. however as vital as, anything the film people are contributing is the role they are playing for maintenance of morale among the rank and file of our embattled regions. those assigned the horrific's task of storming the beaches of the seven sea are carrying out their assignment with persistence. but apart from the actual fighting, they have definite ratings. veteran

written in russia display wide interest in these and other united states army films foreign versions 2 275 training films for spanish-speaking good neighbors as well as 212 translations for portuguese speaking truth. 30 subjects over a brief period for friendly french troops we've translated 177 films for the chinese army putting strange words into gi joe's mouth. you don't like it to engine the photo lay young two non-portsw. in our army entertainment shorts mean gi movies and screen magazine overall total 320 prints per release. behind the scenes of the soldier producers writers directors cameraman editors drawn from hollywood to do a job for the military. including all armed forces the industry. roster has reached 29,652. however is vital is anything the film people are contributing is the role. they're playing in the maintenance of morale among the rank and pile of our embattled legion. those assigned the terrific task of storming the beaches of the seven seas are carrying out their assignments with decisive theory but apart from the actual fighting they have definite cravings le

army. first of all, he orders ammunition and rockets. in general, concerns from the united statese rates deals are growing following the increase in budget tranches that are sent to the army every few weeks. let me remind you, according to the us department of defense, washington spent more than $ 27 billion on military assistance to the kiev regime in february of this year. the government 's program of assistance to ukrainian refugees in the uk is on the verge of collapse, the guardian newspaper reports , about 100,000 citizens of the country received housing in the united kingdom under the home program for ukraine, the british authorities will also compensate the maryan fee within six months. at the third part. as the program, this period has already come to an end and payments have stopped, the authorities offer such ukrainian refugees to look for housing on their own perfectly, knowing that they can rent an apartment without the help of the state. everyone is unlikely to be able to a real estate agency refuse to sign an agreement with foreigners who stay in the uk for only six

clowns figurine soon, well still now a couple news abroad, the united states army is accelerating the purchase of weapons that were supplied to the kiev regime, and the replenishment of empty arsenals, reuters reports, citing us army assistant secretary douglas bush. according to him, the command has accelerated the approval of contracts with weapons companies. they have already received more than $2.5 billion. almost half of this amount came in the last month of the american army. first of all, it orders ammunition and missiles, mainly from concerns and the united states itself. transactions are growing following the increase in tranches from the budget. let me remind you, according to the us department of defense , washington has spent more than $20 billion on military assistance to the kiev regime since february this year . for example, in hungary, viktor urban came to chat with the players in a scarf with the image of great hungary, that was the name of the country within the borders until 1918, then transylvania, which now belongs to romania, was included. in addition, part of uk

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he previously served for more than 20 years with the united states army as an active soldier before retiring from service in 2008. next, we will hear from -- the acting assistant secretary of the army for the reserve affairs. in this role, she manages man power personnel and reserve component affairs for the united states army. -- as well as other important readiness matters. she previously served as an officer in the united states air force from 2000 to 2010 and is held several other roles and the department of defense. we will then hear from mr. raab -- and this role, he is responsible for the overall supervision and -- including the development of programs and policy related to military personnel and naval education. he has a distinguished career as a member of the navy and the marine corps, including serving as the senior legal adviser to the -- marine corps. finally, we will hear from mr. alex wagner, the assistant secretary for the united states air force for man power and reserve affairs. in this role, he provides overall -- for matters related to the air forces man power, military, a

. >> that was the most decorated unit in the history of the united states army. commitment and loyal to to the country despite that their families were in the camp at that time. they chose to come back to san francisco even after all of that. my father was a civil servant as well and served the state of california workers' compensation attorney and judge and appellate board. my parents influenced me to look at civil service s.i applied to police and sheriff's department at the same time. the sheriff's department grabbed me first. it was unique. it was not just me in that moment it was everyone. it wasn't me looking at the crowd. it was all of us being together. i was standing there alone. i felt everyone standing next to me. the only way to describe it. it is not about me. it is from my father. my father couldn't be there. he was sick. the first person i saw was him. i still sometimes am surprised by the fact i see my name as the sheriff. i am happy to be in the position i am in to honor their memory doing what i am doing now to help the larger comment. when i sa

united states has accelerated the pace of arms deliveries to ukraine. this was reported by the head of the procurement department for the united states army. duckbush writes to reuters, according to the press for ukraine, many processes that used to be done sequentially are now being carried out simultaneously, and this reduces the time for assembling weapons . we remind you that according to the results of the meeting of defense ministers, ramstein seven, ukraine must receive air defense systems, shells for salvo fire systems, barrel artillery, as well as winter combat equipment the nato parliamentary assembly recognized russia as a terrorist regime, the resolution was adopted at the annual session in madrid, the document was unanimously supported, the resolution, in particular, calls for the creation of a special tribunal that will help bring the kremlin regime to justice for war crimes, i will remind you in two days, the european parliament will also vote to recognize russia as a terrorist state big strategic mistakes when he marched into ukraine in february of this year, he underestimated the brave will of the ukrainians to struggle an

the united states army is accelerating the purchase of types of weapons that were supplied to the kievime, and the process of replenishing empty arsenals is reported by reuters, citing pentagon assistant douglas bush. according to him, the command has accelerated the process of approving a contract with weapons campaigns. they have already received more 2.5 billion dollars. almost half of this amount was received in the last month. american army. in turn, it orders ammunition and missiles, mainly from concerns from the united states, the pace of concluding deals is increasing following the enthusiasm for trenches from the budget, i remind you, according to the us department of defense, washington has spent more than $ 20 billion on military assistance to the kiev regime since february of this year. the probability of freezing rain in moscow will continue until the end of the day, according to meteorologists, the duration of precipitation in the morning it turned out not to be as big as predicted and is now in direct contact our correspondent maria valeeva maria welcomes this, what is t

of the armed forces, not only the western ones, the polish ukrainian army was already the united states, armies and mercenaries traveled from all over the world from south korea to brazil to georgia and the middle east, the flow somewhat weakened only after the russian the aerospace forces launched a missile attack on the yavorovo training ground, where dozens of mercenaries gathered, of which they were killed. and then many hurried to return home, without even starting to fight against the russians, however, in the summer of 2022, mercenaries from a new mass mass were drawn to ukraine to participate in a large offensive. what dream do you have for today, do we need it today? rather, the war would end, because without a man. a big dream is a dream. there are already more than ten years before the start of the war. i started building a house. i installed the roof, i installed the windows, but i can’t finish the house until there is no time. this is the figure and i just like everything. no, i'm enjoying this. there they water for days and days they pour you there with everything you know, there

100-1117 is actually a new model that's enough oh, it's actually what it was in its time the united states army cancer in afghanistan, this is an armored combat vehicle of the 4x4 formula, which can have various functions and it is just optimally suitable for our light and assault brigades. it can have different versions . by the way, one of the versions is actually a wheeled tank with a turret from the cockerill company, and this turret can to use ukrainian guided projectile falarik caliber 90 mm in fact, this is just an opportunity to involve industry in our defense in the creation of a new model of weapons under this world-famous platform, there are also 40 armored vehicles these katerynas will be extremely needed to drive and destroy the enemies on the dnipro river, because we do not have such an opportunity, now we get such an opportunity due to this income from the pentagon, and also the attack barrage drones kbc from the phoenix gost are transferred, this is actually as many as 110 units earlier somewhere since july, we received another 700 such drones, but in fact we do not have any pho

colonel retired united states army mark hesper served in uniform on active duty served in the army national guard served in the army reserve one of the few people. i know that served in all three components of the united states army for a distinguished 21-year career. doctor esper phd vice president esper of one of the largest defense in aerospace companies that we have in our in our defense industrial base. professional staff member on the senate foreign relations committee had a policy on the house armed services committee national security advisor to one of the most distinguished senators fred thompson a very varied career in you brought extensive background to your role as secretary of defense, and we're here today to discuss your late your book, which is entitled to sacred oath memoirs of a secretary defense do an extraordinary time in i like to start by seeing that i believe if i'm correct that when you graduated as a second lieutenant from west point you raised your right hand and you said i mark esper do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution against all enem

my son was a major in the united states army. got the bronze star freedom.nd the conspicuous service medal. but he was a couple hundred yards from the burn pit. he went in great shape and came forward with stage -- came home with stage four cancer and died. veterans exposed to the burn pits and benefits for their families and their assistants. it's the least we can do. but these guys don't like it. so folks, public and sled by south carolina lindsey graham introduced legislation to ban the right to choose. states are already passing bands without exception for rape or incest, even the life of the mother. more's opponent has introduced 14 bills to limit the right to choose, 14 times. if you elect wes moore, he's going to make sure the right this protected for every woman in mound. the republicans gain control of congress and a nationwide ban of abortion, i will veto it. folks, if we elect chris van hollen and elect two more democrats to keep control of the house, we are going to codify roe v. wade in january and make it the law of the land. i love how these r

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