the mission of the united states navy is multifaceted. you prevent the outbreak of major war and uphold peace and security around the globe. that is part of what the navy does. you keep open pathways of prosperity from the straits of hormuz to the south china sea, or just yesterday, one of our ships conducted freedom of navigation operations, reminding the world american leadership looks like, also with the navy does. and you do what men and women in the navy have always done, you bear the burdens of your duty with honor, courage, and commitment as the unbreakable backbone of american freedom. that's what the navy does, and that is now what all of you will do from this day forward. and soon to be commissioned officers in the united states navy and marine corps all of you , from this day forward are called to be leaders. always remember that you follow the wake of heroes who have done just that. you can banish any doubt by thinking of those who have gone before, and the great cloud of witnesses that surrounds us today. not just in the stand

united states marine corps, lt. general jack bergmann, and colonel al cook. >> representing the united states navy, commander tim murphy and lieutenant commander peel olsen. -- pete olsen. representing the united states air force brigadier general donald bacon and major adam kinzinger. representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blainye. to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, command sergeant major tim walls and colonel joe wilson, united states army. ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [moment of silence] detail, attention. [playing of "taps"] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's sorry money. thank you for attending. -- ceremony. >> thank you, ma'am. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [applause] [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. you [inaudible conversations]. >>

, like you, departed this place and distinguish themselves in every era, as officers in the united states navynd in the united states marine corps. today, when the boards and bars are placed on your shoulder, you -- the nextthe nest link in a chain that stretches back unbroken into the midst of american history. the links before you were forged heroes, johnby paul jones, stephen decatur, bull halsey, tim stockdale and michael murphy. because of them, and through the bravery of all who call themselves marines and sailors in our nations history, america's freedom endures to this very day. and we honor all who have gone before you. [applause] but now it's your turn to assume the watch. it's not just america that your predecessors protected. worldtoday of what the owes the united states navy and marine corps. here the navy marine corps stadium, the stands are emblazoned top to bottom with the names of lands and seas they were consecrated by the sacrifice of american marines. i see the battle of the atlantic , and the many battles of the pacific, the coral sea, midway, when the navy roll back the t

navy, air force and coast guard. army, -- ng the representing the united states marine corps -- representing the united states navy -- representing the united states air force -- representing the exit coast guard -- to represent those held captive horse to -- or still unaccounted for -- ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence followed by taps. detail, attention. ♪ taps" playing] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> tonight on c-span at 10 p.m. eastern, commencement addresses from new jersey senator cory booker, vice president mike pence, illinois senator tammy duckworth, former president bill clinton, former senator kelly ayotte, and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, marine general joseph dunford. that starts at 10 p.m. eastern tonight. today is memorial day for remembrance of the men and women while serving in the nation's armed forces. this morning, c-span cameras were at the national all in d.c.ngton ec -- washington we visited the veterans memorial and the world war ii memorial.

the united states army, the brigadier general in the major toby that's -- and major toby. >> representing the united states marine corps, general jack burton. >> representing the united states navy, commander tim burton. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general and major adam kinzinger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held -- >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." plays] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that includes today's ceremony -- that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. announcer: tonight on c-span, we will take you to arlington national cemetery, where president trump observed memorial day. then a look at technology being used to help wounded veterans. later, commencement speeches a

united states army, brigadier general stivers and major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lieutenant general jack ferman and colonel paul cook. >> representing the united states navy commander tim murphy and lieutenant commander pete holt. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general donald bacon and major adam kinziger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [playing taps] >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> this holiday weekend on book tv on c-span2, tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern, condoleezza rice looks at democracy around the world in her book "democracy: stories from the long road of freedom." rice: america was blessed with founding fathers that understood a design that would protect our liberties. to have the dignity that comes with having those who are going to govern you have to ask for your consent. if we were blessed with that, and we believ

major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lieutenant general jack ferman and colonel paul cook. >> representing the united states navy commander timur fi and lieutenant commander pete holt. -- tim murphy and lieutenant commander pete holt. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general donald bacon and major dam kinsinger. -- kinziger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> regard lets of your background, remember where you came from. hold on to the way so many of you reached out to mentor young ersons through the cares about kids, hold on to the way you engaged in this community. and make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life you choose. >> bravery not perfection was the key that unlocked every door i have walked through since. it took me 33 years t

foreign trip that to spend the time with you right here with the incredible men and women of the united states navy, and with all of our brave soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines, and our great civilians who support them. right? [applause] a very proud nation salutes you. a very, very proud nation. i'll tell you what, we are very, very proud of you. you protect the safety and security of the american people and provide a symbol of hope, freedom, and justice to the world. to our friends and allies, you are the ultimate reassurance. to our enemies, you are the ultimate deterrent. forged the metal spine out of the fires of american strength. and do you notice how much

the mission of the united states navy is multi-faceted. the outbreak of major war and uphold peace and security around the globe. it's parts of what the navy does. you keep open pathways of prosperity to the south china sea where yesterday one of our mighty ships conducted freedom of navigation operations reminding the world what american leadership looks like. it's also what the navy does. you do what men and women of the navy have always done. bear the burdens of your duty with honor, courage and commitment as the unbreakable backbone of american freedom. that's what the navy does and now what all of you will do from this day forward. soon to be commissioned officers in the united states navy and marine corps, all of you from this day forward are called to be leaders. always remember that you follow in the wake of heroes who have done just that. you can banish any doubt by thinking of those who have gone before and the great cloud of witnesses that surrounds us today. not just in the stands but beyond. when i think of those who have gone

when john adams really put forth the effort to form the united states navy, he founded the united states navy library. it's basically books and tactical manuals from all around the world. he wanted the officers to read these books and learn from the best around the world. tingey evacuated the navy yard library. united dates navy's library from -- the united states navy's library from the navy yard, and here's a question for you. i'm going to be asking a lot of questions during this tour, so be prepared. this library is older, the -- whose library is older, the library of congress, or the library of the navy? the navy library, because they did not evacuate the library of congress when it was burned by the british. dates navy's library from the navy yard, and here's a question for you. i'm going to be asking a lot of questions during this tour, so be prepared. this library is older, the library of congress, or the library of the navy? the navy library, because they did not evacuate the library of congress when it was burned by the british. we have that over the library of congress. the boa

adams really put forth the effort to form the united states navy, he founded the united states navy library. it's basically books and tactical manuals from all around the world. he wanted the officers to read these books and learn from the best around the world. tingey evacuated the navy yard library. united dates navy's library from the navy yard, and here's a question for you. i'm going to be asking a lot of questions during this tour, so be prepared. this library is older, the library of congress, or the library of the navy? the navy library, because they did not evacuate the library of congress when it was burned by the british. we have that over the library of congress. the boat ramp that is there, he makes his way down the boat ramp . there's a rowboat with other yard workers waiting for him after they put the torch through the yard and make their way down the anacostia to alexandria. that's where they hide out for a few days until the british leave the city. he didn't torch all of the buildings, though, including the other houses that you see across the way over there. those houses w

>> for one thing, it has completely embarrassed the united states navy, shocked the culture of the navyt people were corrupted to provide glenn defense marine mostly with information about ship movements , but other things as well, in exchange for not that much money but fairly lavish lifestyles. they threw fabulous parties, had great dinners, provided prostitutes for a lot of people, really expensive gifts for their wives, paid for family vacations. ofare talking on the order 10,000, 20,000, $30,000 for a weekend, some of their parties. dinner could cost $20,000 to $30,000 for six people. >> let me read you a summary of what is happened until now. investigators have said that more than 200 people have come under scrutiny. eight newlyre indicted navy officials including an admiral, 13 people who have pleaded guilty, six others who have been charged, four admirals who have been known toed, two others be under investigation, and 150 others not identified. >> glenn defense marine was one of the most sophisticated operations like this in the western pacific. they had operations throughout t

carper: i'm a 23-year veteran of the united states navy and naval reserve and a united states senator from delaware. if you're kicking off the season at one of those five-star beaches or celebrating this holiday with maybe a barbecue in your own backyard, i just want to wish you and your loved ones a safe and very special memorial day. that you remember that memorial day is about more than sandy beaches and cookouts. each year, we dedicate one day for reflecting on and thanking the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country. it is a sacred day. on this day, we also remember the veterans who are still with havehese men and women who been a living testimony of the sacrifices made to protect the freedoms we cherish. it was one of the greatest honors of my life to serve our country for 23 years in the navy. and today as a senior senator for delaware, it is one of our test one of my top priorities to ensure our nation can care for those who are going to battle. we owe our veterans more than a debt of gratitude for their service. we owe veterans a steadfast co

united states. >>> the united states navy is investigate what caused a deadly failure of a parachute. four members of the elite parachute team went up but when they jumped, one of the parachutes did not perform. >>> british police have made another arrest in connection with the manchester concert bombing. a 23 year old man was arrested. there are now 14 people being held on suspicion of violating britain's terrorism act. 22 people died in the bombing and 110 people were injured. british officials warned that there could be other people that helped the bomber. >> the ban on laptops may be expanded. the homeland security secretary said there is a threat of bombs in laptops. >>> british airways is dealing with a third day of delays and cancellations after a major problem over the weekend. the computer failure grounded hundred ses of flights over the wngd and thousands of people were stranded. it was caused by a power supply problem. >> reports of violence on bart trains. >> plus people of all ages are heading out to pay their respects, we hear from volunteers at a cemetery remembering ou

the united states navy. i am not unique.here are many, many people who are involved in government and in the intelligence community, who are senior enlisted. i can point out that our two national mission forces, delta force and seal team six, chiefne of them is a navy petty officer. there are very few officers. same thing with delta force. they are all master sergeant and above. we are the people who do the work. we do not have to sign off on it. that gives me a very deep grounding and many different parts of the intelligence community, not just cryptology foreign language operations. i got to work on many different platforms, but it also showed me a very broad view of how military power and intelligence power is used throughout government. pettyso what is a chief officer and how does that relate to an admiral? guest: well, he is god. [laughter] --st: the u.s. navy started is the only one of the three services that has three different branches of the service. you know, the army, air force, marine corps, have officer and enli

q&a, chris cavett scandal.vy's bribery >> completely embarrassed the united states navy. it shocked the culture that provideere corrupt to mostly with information about ship movements. for not that much money, but a lavish life so. tonight -- >> tonight on c-span's q&a. this is the monolith, a -- come with us as we visit the dam and learned more about its -- my more about its history. >> it is 602 feet tall, two thirds of a mile in length. it is actually thicker than it is tall. from here when we look up at it, we get an idea of how massive shasta dam is. it is like a 60 story building in front of us. it weighs 16 million tons. today we are standing at shasta dam, the second largest dam and the entire united states. andas built back in 1938 forever change the state of california and beyond. the central valley of california runs right here all the way down 450 miles to bakersfield. it is a day, flat belly. the reason is century after century, we've had very wet years and very dry ears. state about 75% of the precipitation so all of that would wash down into the valley and

. >>> a united states navy seal died and two were wounded in sow mal yeah -- sow ma somalia. t's the first united states death in the country since 1993. the trump administration signed a directive in march authorizing the country to conduct operations in the country. >>> country music icon loretta lynn has suffered a stroke, she is expected to make a full recovery but doctors have told her to postpone her upcoming shows. she is 85 years old. >> the fcc is reviewing several complaints against stephen colbert regarding comments he made about president donald trump on monday night. some people called him a homophobe. the agency is investigate whether or not he should be fined. >>> you tube is spending millions of dollars on new shows, it's an attempt to complete with services like netflix, ellen and catty perry are -- katy per yu are among the first stars to sign on -- katy perry are among the first stars to sign on. >> aunt jemima pancakes have been recalled because of concerns of listeria, if you bought those, you may wrant to throw them away. >> coming up, a baby monitor like

foreign trip than to spend time with you right here with the incredible men and women of the united states navynd with all of our great soldiers, airmen, and marines, and our great civilians who support them. [applause] pres. trump: a very proud nation salutes you. a very proud nation. we are very proud of you. every single day, you protect the safety and security of the american people, and you provide a symbol of hope, freedom, and justice for the world. for our friends and allies, you are the ultimate reassurance. to our enemies, you are the ultimate deterrent. you are the metal spine forged out of the fires of american strength. are you feeling how much stronger we are getting? all that new equipment is coming in. you saw what we do with the newest budget, all that military funding. i took a little heat on that, but that is ok with me. you are the men and women of the most powerful military in the world. under my administration, stronger and stronger every single day. [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank the captain for leading the american presence at the hub of the met. everythingnside

. >> it completely embarrassed the united states navy. completely shocked the coulter of the navy that people were corrupted to provide defense marines with mostly information about ship movements but other things as well in exchange for not that much money , but fairly lavish lifestyles. >>

. >> it completely embarrassed the united states navy. it completely shocked the coulter of the navy that people were corrupted to provide defense marines with mostly information about ship movements but other things as well in exchange for not that much money , but fairly lavish lifestyles. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: congressman joe crowley, a democrat from new york, also serves as the democratic caucus chair. i want to start by getting your take on this five-month on the best budget deal -- omnibus budget deal. was this a good deal for democrats? guest: well, it's a deal, and overall a good deal that was struck. what it incorporates and maybe more importantly for what it doesn't have in the overall bill. look ourll in all -- colleagues on both sides of the aisle are still going through this, but i do think overall a pretty good bill. host: you are going to have a debt limit negotiation coming up later this year. this bill is only five months until the end of septemb

foreign trip than to spend the time with you right here with the incredible men and women of the united states navy, and with all of our brave soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines, and our great civilians who support them. right? [applause] a very proud nation salutes you. a very, very proud nation. i'll tell you what, we are very, very proud of you. every single day you protect the safety and security of the american people and provide a symbol of hope, freedom, and justice to the world. to our friends and allies, you are the ultimate reassurance. to our enemies, you are the ultimate deterrent. you are the metal spine forged out of the fires of american strength. and do you notice how much stronger we are getting? are you feeling it? are you feeling it? all that new equipment is coming in. you saw what we did with our military budget. way up. i took a little heat on that one but it is ok with me. you are the men and women who make up the most powerful military in the world, and under my administration, as you know, stronger and stronger every single day. [applause] i want to thank captain brent

--day on q&a, defense mental >> completely embarrassed united states navy and shocked the culture that people were to provide information about ship movements. in other things as well exchange for not much money but a fairly lavish lifestyle. >> "washington journal" continues. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] while hillary clinton blamed herself, she also blamed and james comey. we want your thoughts. -- it was an event for women and women international in new york city. here are part of clinton passes comments for yesterday. clinton: there was a lot of fun business going on around that. ask yourself this. within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape, being russian thefthe of john podesta emails hit wikileaks p or what a coincidence paid you cannot make this stuff up. did we make mistakes? of course. did i make mistakes, oh my gosh, and my confession request for absolution. we lostreason i believe where the intervening ev

--day on q&a, defense mental >> completely embarrassed united states navy and shocked the culture thateople were to provide information about ship movements. in other things as well exchange for not much money but a fairly lavish lifestyle. >> "washington journal" continues. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] while hillary clinton blamed herself, she also blamed wikileaks

however, daniels had crossed a ruin -- rubicon in enlisting women to serve in the united states navy and the u.s. marine corps. now there was a record of the military service of women in the united states' armed forces, a record that testified to the patriotism, the courage and the contribution that helped mightily to the u.s. numbers and for the winning of the war. in fact, one could argue that military service of women in world war i was a significant turning point in giving american women the right to vote. once again women were barred from serving in the u.s. military, and the battle to change that fact was just beginning. as in a game of monopoly, women were told they had to go back to the starting point as if their service in world war i had never happened. the battle for the rights of america's women to serve in the u.s. military was just beginning and had a long way to go. in 1941 the battle was joined again when representative edith north rogers from massachusetts, one of nine women in congress at that time, wrote and presented a bill on christmas eve, 1941, to include women

they inducted 12,000 women for the marines and also for the united states navy. they paid in the same and even though the press called in the yeomenettes,m girly, but he of said that is their rank. the british in the same month began recruiting women as well. the british had been in the war for three months. they had the group of women called munitionettes. so it could not be so -- so it was not so out of sync with femininity they would at this ette. they were called the canary girls because of the toxic chemicals they had to deal with were so strong that they turned their skin yellow. they also started a women's gs and theyd the was use them not in combat but in they did a variety of jobs like telephone operating. knew that in a way they would have to ultimately respond. they did not want to bring in women but the industrial revolution would not let them have their way, basically. this is a civilian exchange. if you have your glasses on or ,ust have really great eyesight at the very back of the room you will see men supervising the women supervising the women be

. >> completely embarrassed the united states navy. it the culture that people were withpted to provide him most of his information about ship movements in exchange for not that much money, but fairly lavish lifestyles. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. et on "q&a." fulfilling,ence a purposeful life, one thing you have to do is this -- live a large life. >> you are your own stories and therefore free to imagine and experience what it means to be human. responsibility and our time as others have in theirs, not to be prisoners of history, but to shape history

would say with gratitude that the 38 of you will leave here and serve as officers in the united states army, navy, marine corps and air force and we thank you. it may be a day of appreciation especially for all of those that believed in you. on behalf of the moms and dads i can attest firsthand that this ceremony this is one of the proudest moments of their lives. [applause] also with us today will you join me in welcoming karen pence. [applause] you've come tyou come to this pe your parents and families gave you a foundation of love and education. they encouraged you and prayed for you and in most cases, they signed a whole lot of checks to make this day possible so before we go one step further, why don't you stand up, turn around, catch the eye of the loved ones here with us today and show them just how thankful you are for the love and support. [applause] you are graduating from an exceptional university and my challenge to all of you is simply this, be exceptional from this day forth. the reverend and seven of those companions left their home and traveled north along the fields and forest an

foreign trip than to spend the time with you right here with the incredible men and women of the united states navyrs, sailors, airmen and marines, and our great sevilleans who support them, right? a very proud nation salutes you. i'll tell you what, were very, very proud of you. every single day you protect the safety and security of the american people and provide a symbol of hope, freedom and justice for the world. to rain shower friends and allies you are the ultimate reassurance, to our enemies you are the ultimate deterrent. you are the metal spine forged out of the fires of american strength. have you noticed how much stronger we are getting? are you feeling it? all that new equipment is coming in. you saw what we did with our military budget. way. took heat on that one. but it's okay with me. you are the men and women who make up the most powerful military in the world, and under my administration as you know, you have seen it, right? under my administration, stronger, and stronger, every single day. i want to thank captain brent trickle for leading the american presence at the hub of the m

still, says captain brian sidlow, no country carries the international influence of the united states navyhe united states through our submarine force for nearly 100 years now has gained and maintained a strong undersea advantage. >> reporter: $2 billion is a lot of money, but one of the reasons why it isn't more than that is the unique way those ships are constructed. they're built in modular sections which are then combined. by the way, they're also the only sub that has fly by wire technology which means computers and electronics control the sub rather than hydraulics. that means on those long ocean voyages the crews can actually daughter: uh oh. irreplaceable monkey protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i

q&a, chris cavett scandal.vy's bribery >> completely embarrassed the united states navy. it shocked the culture that provideere corrupt to mostly with information about ship movements. for not that much money, but a lavish life so. tonight -- >> tonight on c-span's q&a. this is the monolith,

all -- i say with gratitude that 38 of you will leave here and serve as officers in the united states army, navy, marine corps, and air force, and we thank you for your service. [applause] vp pence: now, today is a day of celebration, and the sun is out. [cheers] vp pence: it's also a day of appreciation, especially for all those who believed in you and saw you through -- your friends, these great professors, and your wonderful families. on behalf of all the moms and dads here, i can attest firsthand that this ceremony is one of the proudest moments of their lives. [applause] you know, i've been a governor and now i'm vice president of the united states, but the most important job i will ever hold is that of husband and father. [applause] in fact, my wife of 31 years, the second lady of the united states of america, is also with us today. would you join me in welcoming karen pence? [applause] vp pence: karen and i are the proud parents of three amazing kids. one of them just joined the ranks of college graduates this last month, so we know firsthand that while today is an accomplishment for all

the festivities include an appearance from the united states navy blue angels, always a treat.hey are set toed -- to headline the millville wings air show. you can see the blue angels and all the performers today and tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the millville airport. also happening today, veterans their families and the public are invited to join the delaware commission of veterans affairs for their annual memorial day observe vacancy -- observance in delaware to honor those who lost their lives for our nation. >>> check out our 6abc app you can monitor traffic with live cameras and keep an eye on the weather with the hourly weather forecast access to storm tracker 6 live. it is all right there at your finger tips on your phone or tablet. >>> time now 7:37 a.m., new this morning, police are searching for the driver and the minivan that killed a woman in bucks county. after hitting the victim, police say the driver sped off. the woman said to be in her 50s was struck on route 13 near beaver dam road in bristol borough around 11:50 p.m. police say she was in the cross

these ships are critical to the united states navy and are necessary if we are to reach the 355 ship fleet that president trump wants. we will continue to build these first-class vessels in mobile. it includes a provision important to our red snapper fishermen. nine e able to secure nautical miles for fishermen. this bill is not perfect. no compromise ever is. i commend president trump for beginning the process of implementing the priorities the american people sent him and us to washington to accomplish. president trump has called on congress to pass this funding bill while we work to make even more progress in the upcoming fiscal year 2018 funding negotiations. i intend to do just that, and i call on my colleagues to do the same. i am glad to support president trump, this rule, the underlying bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: yes, mr. speaker, would you be kind enough to advise both of us how much time remains? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman

usedrecruited women and and employed 11,000 women in both the marines and also the united states navypress called to them unionettes, that was their rank. .e insisted almost in the same month, began recruiting women. they had been doing that for more than three years at this point. they had been using women in different capacities. they had a group of women called munitionettes. so it did not look out of link with femininity they added a -ette. had toic chemicals they deal with were so strong it turned their skin yellow, the canary girls. corps, women's auxiliary some were under bombardment in france and some died. they were doing telephone operating, running raids, railroads. that, in a way, they ultimately had to respond. they did not want to bring in women, as did the army -- navy and marines. this is a civilian exchange. if you have your glasses on or have a great eyesight, which i do not have, after all that time in the archives. you see men supervising women and women -- you cannot just have women doing that. it was a female-documented -- dominated profession. women were giving

navy service dog program and he is trained and issued from the united states navy. >> elvis has beeny his side ever since. >> he's my best friend. >> he has saved his life countless times. >> he will direct me out of a crowd and physically put me up against a wall and put me down before i have a seizure. >> they have developed friends in the area. >> he's not your typical homeless veteran in the sense that he is so happy. >> we moved here in october and immediately upon going to work every morning, he's a happy guy, smiling anybody went by it was a welcome to austin, if you will. >> when he woke up from a nap on wednesday elvis was nowhere to be found he began to panic. >> turned my world upside down. >> the feeling was anger and also not terribly surprised because it's a harder life being out on the street. it's something i was worried about. >> mindy learned elvis was missing. >> it was heartbreaking to see him missing he was upset. >> she knew she had to help. >> knowing how much of the community loves him and are worried about him, i knew posting something would get the word out