segregated from its origins in the colonial time, naval vessels -- the colonies and then of the united states navy were always integrated. in fact, down through the antebellum time, officials who over navy enlistment put a cap on how many african american men could serve. it was 5% of the crew of any given vessel about to undertake a cruise. frequently, that number was exceeded. there was a significant group of african americans who had served in the u.s. navy from before it was the united states navy. that remained true right down to the start of the civil war. at that point, as you may or may not know, the u.s. naval -- over the course of the war, the number increased to more than 600. the navy, as a service, had as much of a challenge in terms of enlisting men to man these vessels as the army did at the point at which the conflict began. so, the navy, to some extent, could rely on the presence of african americans. but, most of the men who served in the u.s. navy, african american men that is who served in the navy before the civil war were freeman in the north. many of them had had some kind o

union, united states of america. retired united states navyofficer gary mcclure, president and national commander, noncommissioned officers association of the united states of america. mr. daniel c. hafer, national commander, the american legion. mr. carter ferguson, national commander, military order of the purple heart. mr. warn, national commandant and chief executive officer, marine corps league. retired united states army chaplain brigadier general robert plus caskey, national president, military chaplains association of the united states of america. mr. robert thomas, national president and chairman of the board, paralyzed veterans of america. sergeant major justin lihue, national commander, legion of valor of the united states of america. retired united states army, forget your general victor fat is, commander-in-chief, military order of world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer deborah all shake -- olshig. retired united states army master sergeant lee roy peachtree, past president, congressional letter of vinyl -- let

president, let's go back to our great united states navy. captain craig mattingly to be rear admiral, lower half, united states navy. let's look at captain mattingly's 28-year career. he has led squadrons on deployment, supporting u-come, africom. he has commanded -- his major command was commodor, and during his tenure he supported global initiatives to include the inaugural indopacom deployments of the mq-4 charlie tritan unmanned aerial systems and the airborne censor, a sub-- sensor. captain mattingly's most recent assignment was senior military adviser to the secretary of the navy. he is a naval aveiateor. he -- aviator. he hunts subs, russian and chinese subs. how long has he been doing that? a little bit of experience here. captain mattingly, 3,900 flight hours in pc-3 orions and p-8 poseidon aircraft. if you're a suband enemy of america, this guy has tracked you. so again, subs. the chinese are scared to death of p-8's. we've got one of the best p-8 pilots in america. and he's on the bench. xi jinping and his communist dictator buddie

understand, or something, that there is a state of israel , but he came there, which means the united states navy, we are now all starting to delve into the history of how jews lived. how they formed their state, how they dealt with the arabs, or the arabs dealt with them, judaism contains quite a serious movement that unites hundreds of thousands of people, religious people who live mainly in europe and america, who believe that the creation of the state of israel at one time was, in fact, a mistake of the jews, when this was created the current of zionism, there is such a movement, nature kant , in my opinion, is called. this precisely unites the jewish hasidim, who were called by the people only because for their sins they were scattered throughout the world, and god turned to them, wait for the messiah to come, she will save you, she will determine where you should live, and these are actually quite two controversial movements in israel, which are that the father of sianism, an austrian journalist who did not believe in god, is so absolutely true, so that's the point. well, if it’s objective,

thailand would become the 3rd place in asia of taiwan and the pool to recognize same sex marriage, united states navy, plain oh, the shot to a runaway in hawaii on monday, leaving the cross stranded in the bay little tree official site. well, 9 people on board did make it safely to show. and what on home by the accident, us marine cool has not yet commented on the course of the fresh. gemini is defense minister bar as the store is made a surprise visit to t. u to underline balance support for ukraine and its fight against russian invasion. the story is attended a replaying ceremony. ne, a keeps my don square to commemorate those who died in pro democracy process. and nearly a decade ago, he set to hold talks with his ukrainian counterparts as well as with president for the minister landscape. they are expected to discuss germany's military support and the training of ukrainian soldiers. speaking of the reflecting ceremony, the story is set the mind on protests that began in 2013. i'll spill of major relevance today. due to the greatest people of all ages took to the streets to demand freedom and clos

the united states navy plain over shot a runway in hawaii on monday, leaving the pro, stranded in of a military official say, all 9 people on board didn't make it safely to show on what on home by the accident us marine for has not yet commented on the cause of the crush germany is defense minister boris. the story is made a surprise visit to keith, to underline butler and support for ukraine and its fights against russia's invasion. the story is attended, a replaying ceremony achieves my down square to commemorate those who died and pro democracy protests that began a decade ago. he set the whole tops with his ukrainian counts thoughts, as well as with president reloaded mister lensky. they're expected to discuss germany's military support and the training. if he training soldiers, we have to change the speaking of the reflecting ceremony, the story is set the might on protests again and 20. so i see a still of major relevance today. we do the greatest people of all ages took to the streets to demand freedom and closer ties with europe and they paid for it with their lives, which is

oh, united states navy plain oversaw the runway in hawaii on monday, leaving the prompts. friends in the bay military officials say all 9 people on both made it safe to show and were on homes by the accidents. he's us marine, coal has not commented on the cause of the german. his defense minister boris pus tore, as has made a surprise visits to keith, to on the line, berlin's backing for ukraine in its fight against russia's invasion. the story is arrive by rail early on tuesday morning is about so old adults with is a ukrainian counterpart, as well as with president. follow them is a landscape expected to discuss germany's military support and the training of you find in soldiers. it is, the story is 2nd visit to king since he became defense minister. and all the ground in ukraine intends fighting has been raging between russian forces and the ukrainian defenders. ukraine said sunday it had to push the russians back from the new pro river in the south of the country. first, major advance and months. russian forces, meanwhile, have been pounding the city of this guy in the east takin

about captain frank schlereth on his appointment to the rank of rear admiral lower half in the united states navy. captain frank schlereth is currently searching as -- serving as defense attache in the united states embassy israel. it is crucial at this time in history to ensure this deserving officer, who earned this promotion, is recognized for serving in a key position to national security and regional stability. the captain is a two-time naval attache having served in athens, greece, and tel aviv, israel. he has extensive experience within the defense intelligence agency directorate of operations having served as chief of operations for the dia, defense attache service, and the east asia division chief. he's a decorated war fighter with extensive combat service, having deployed to afghanistan in direct support of operation enduring freedom as a team leader in support of a sensitive collection mission. captain schlereth distinguished himself with honor, having been awarded the navy commendation medal with combat v for meritorious achievement in a combat zone during his deployment. i also belie

for them to actually not to work on this israeli ship because it might come out one day that united states navy might will try to interfere uh to to save any of those ships and it could result in clashes between yemeny forcess and united state forces or israeli forces in the red sea and that's why those civilians on those ship they might be harmed that's why now actually who's have the full responsibility of saving life or not to get all of this on this ship not to be hurt is themselves they should actually stop working as yemani army said in any of those company working under israel okay and the israeli are saying that what the yemenis are doing like this uh intercepting this ship kind of endangers international maritime laws and maritime security and that they also say that iran has something to do with this. let's have your comments on those two points too, this is actually they have been doing from the beginning of the attack of yemen against israel and we've seen this as we called broken record as well when when yemani army used to attack saudi arabia in self defense, they always try to bl

she has worked her way up the ranks in the united states navy. she's commanded at sea. she has accepted and excelled at every challenge presented to her. she is superbly prepared to be the chief of naval operations. as the current vice chief and now as the acting chief of naval operations, she brings an important perspective on the key challenges for the navy. her understanding of the joint force and the ever expanding world within it is critical. i want to give you the historic nature of her nomination. she will be the first woman to serve as cfo and first woman on the joint chiefs of staff. at every step of her career, admiral franchetti has been a trailblazer and leads by comam many and -- example and gets the job done. she is an inspiration to many and someone who will always put the security of our nation and all who defend it first -- first before herself, first before anything else, and those are the qualities that make an outstanding officer and an outstanding leader. indeed, the navy faces a dangerous and evolving global security environment, threats from russi

keep the columbia class submarine, top modernization priority of the department of defense, united states navy on schedule. for those of us who have been in congress for a shutdown, we have seen firsthand the damage it does to our military readiness. a shutdown would plea vent new contracts for the entire department of defense and would require active duty servicemembers to work without pay and close essential base services for military families and reduce training and create a long list of other hardships for the united states military. as threats like china and russia continue their provocation, we must avoid these failures at all costs. as an appropriator, i know how imperative it is that congress passes the 12-r appropriation bills as soon as possible. i strongly urge support of this bill. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time and the gentlelady from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield three minutes to the the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro t

in india with the con state, was under construction when it came to enough for land slide a united states navy plain all the shots a wrong way in hawaii. on monday, leaving the cross frontage and the bay military official site, all 9 people on board made it safely to show and were on homes in the accident. the us marine corps has not commented on the cause of germany's defense minister and both victorious as a made a surprise visit to cave, too, on the line, berlin's backing for ukraine and its fine against russia's invasion is. so it was arrives by rail early on tuesday. morning is set to hold, tilts with his ukrainian counterpart, as well as with the president for the visit landscape. they expect it to discuss germany's military support and the training of the finance soldiers. it is the story is the 2nd visit to keep since he became defense minister and all the ground in ukraine. intense fighting has been raging between russian forces, the ukrainian defenders. ukraine said sunday and i pushed the russians back from the new pro river in the south of the country, the 1st major advance in mont

united states navy plain over felt a runway in hawaii on monday, leaving the cross stranded in the bay. and the tree officials say o 9 people on board did make it safely to show and were on home by the accident. us marine corps, not yet commented on the close of the crunch. gemini is defense minister burst. the story says made a surprise visit to keep the 2 on the line, but, and support the ukraine and its fights against the russian invasion. the story is attended a re slaying ceremony, nay. keeps my don square to commemorate those who died in pro democracy process. and nearly a decade ago, he set hotels with his ukrainian counterpart, as well as with president. without him is a landscape very expensive to discuss. germany's military support and the training of he training soldiers. speaking of reflecting ceremony, post store is said the night on process. the began in 2013 a still as nature relevance today. it's great as people of all ages took through the streets to demand freedom and closer ties with europe, and they paid for it with their lives, which is today most ukrainians are fi

of cargo, that is, for israel it will be very, very noticeable, there are also ships of the united states navy... experience in fighting these ships is also quite successful , actively using the above means of combat, right? unlike hezbollah, it is more serious power. hezbollah, what is it? hezbollah is 1/3 of lebanon's population. that's a million, a little more, give or take a person. and in lebanon there are a lot of different military-political political groups, they are forced to reckon with the internal political situation in lebanon, they don’t have to, they control the entire north of yemen, 7-8 million people. and there are no more minorities there, although the minority is large , there are no opposition structures, everything is the same there, they dominate, representing the interests of this religious so-called zaydids, and, accordingly, they can to concentrate much more efforts, and their neighboring countries, frankly speaking, are afraid, they have had a civil war since 2015, 8 years, which means a high-tech army, with the support, could not do anything with them, that is, they

president, i call to the floor executive calendar number 131, vice admiral carl thomas, united states navy, to be vice admiral and deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare. mr. young: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the executive session for consideration of the following nomination -- executive calendar number 131, carl thomas to be vice admiral and deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare, office of the chief of naval operations, director of naval intelligence. that the senate vote on the nomination of this esteemed individual with whom i visited when i was in japan earlier this year, without intervening action or debate. that if confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. m

president, i call to the floor executive calendar number 131, vice admiral thomas united states navy for deputy chief for information warfare. unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the executive session for the consideration of the following nomination, executive calendar number 131, carl thomas to be vice admiral and deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare, office of the chief of naval operations, director of naval intelligence. that the senate vote on the nomination of this esteemed individual with whom i visited when i was in japan earlier this year. without intervening action or debate that if confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president immediately notified of the senate's action. >> is there objection? >> mr. president. >> senator from alabama. >> i object. >> the objection is heard. senator from utah. >> mr. president, i rise out of great concern for our military, for its readiness at a time of great peril. but also out of concern for the men and women who are being held up and whose careers and prospe

the united states navy was building ironclad, improvising, improve wing on uss monitor design, and beauregard expected them to, quote, dash with as many iron clouds as they can command, say 15 or 20 past the batteries in ford's in september 1862. beauregard convened a council of his principal subordinates, captain ingram, and his principal subordinate commander john r tucker. these officers concluded heavy guns were required for an outer harbor perimeter defense, whil ingram's iron clouds would serve, quote, as an important auxiliary, defending of the harbor. the city's inner defenses would never stave monitor air assaults. holding the maurice island salter sullivan's island line was critical. heavy artillery bolstered these fortificatns and reserves concentrated to shuttle by rail between charleston and savannah, georgia, to support ingram's ironclad wooden steamers were acquired. there was alrey s.s. indian chief, the squadron's receiving and training ship. in january 1863, soldiers captured uss isaac smith, transferring it to the confederate navy as keystone to funnel enemy ships into kill

the united states navy was building ironclad, improvising, improve wing on uss monitor design, and beauregardxpected them to, quote, dash with as many iron clouds as they can command, say 15 or 20 past the batteries in ford's in september 1862. beauregard convened a council of his principal subordinates, captain ingram, and his principal subordinate commander john r tucker. these officers concluded heavy guns were required for an outer harbor perimeterensewhile ingram's iron clouds would serve, quote, as an important auxiding all parts of the harbor. the city's inner defenses would r ave off, monitor air assaults. holding the maurice island salter sullivan's island line was critical. heavy artillery bolstered these fortifications and reserves concentrated to shuttle by rail between charleston d savannah, georgia, to support ingram's ironclad wooden steamers were acquired. there was already s.s. indian chief, the squadron's receiving and training ship. in january 1863, soldiers captured uss isaac smith, transferring it to the confederate navy as keystone to funnel enemy ships into killing fiel

>> it's rare for the united states navy or our combatant commanders to talk where they are and what they are doing. in this case, i think it makes . we are trying to send a strong signal of deterrence to actors in the region to let them know we have additional military capability at the ready. >> the president spoke with the prime minister yesterday. i was struck that the former prime minister gave an interview today. he said if he could see the window closing for the military operation due to the pressure from regional allies, domestic pressure from the united states, has the president conveyed that to the prime minister, there is a small window of time to conduct these operations? >> i won't talk about the private conversation between the president and the presume. they have a routine now, dialogue as the operations are ongoing and again they spoke again yesterday. one of the things that the president made clear to the prime minister is that we are going to continue to stand with israel. we are going to continue to make sure they have the security assistance they need, tools, weapons,

something impacting federal law enforcement and the secret service but truly a loss to the united states navy. >> josh campbell. thank you for your service and for that report. we'll be right back. >> you bet. thanks. >>> we need donald j. trump back as our president of the united states of america. [ applause ] i'm here today to officially proclaim my endorsement for donald j. trump to be president of the united states of america again. >> that was republican governor greg abbott of texas endorsing donald trump today at an event with the former president near the southern border. during the visit, trump said a potential second term in the white house would, quote, make the governor's job a lot easier. cnn's kristen holmes is live in texas with the details. what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, paula, this is coming at a time, this trip to this border town in texas that we're learning more about what donald trump 2025 agenda would look like if he were re-elected and a big part is immigration. sources say they want to expand on his hard-line immigration policies from his first term, and wha

and obviously there's no bigger help than the united states navy. i'm not sure grant takes vicksburg the way he does. obviously, the he does without the navy. and so you're talking about one of the things that's very underreported or under appreciated. yeah that's the word is the navy at um at vicksburg ando, you know, his relationship with. porter um, and even with of the lower officers below. porter a very significant i was just sitting here thinking i was thinking tullaho as well when he first mentioned that, um, but if i had had another just to keep focusn vicksburg, i'd say grace was right when wayne leads that, that ray. southward into mississippi that, the importance of that and how it knocks pemberton off kilter and um it can't be be i might be the on person in the room who had never seen the horse soldiers and when i read i know i know i know well and so i read jim's book and as a result, e real horse and say, well apparently so he's going call john wayne a fake, you know. but anyway. so i'm a shift position here. so i get out from the crowd

many of these rockets have been knocked out of the sky by the united states navy in the red sea alongs waterway here. others are taken out by the saudi arabian government. very interesting developments. as you examine this now and think about yemen and what they did yesterday, this is called a reaper drone. an awesome piece of military equipment and surveillance equipment. it can be armed and flies at 25,000 feet. yesterday the houthi rebels claim they knocked one of our drones out of the sky and released this video. show it up here, jimmie, up to the left there. the houthi military media put out this image now of what they claim is their rocket hitting our reaper drone. so you have to ask yourself after the hit in syria because of iran whether or not this escalates also. keep an eye on it. those drones with expensive. $32 million each and very good pieces of military equipment. for more let's go across the room to dana. >> dana: we want to bring in a former foreign policy advisor to the bush administration and the co-author of the genius of israel getting great reviews. you know a lo

how do you feel about the navy today given the fact that the chinese navy is larger than the united states navy as joe biden the other day admitted were running out of ammunition as well. >> we are about 25 years into an insufficient funding for a country that makes so much money through trade enter international engagement. even if you go back to our founding fathers they understand we have to have a permanent standing to do these things in the current budgets are not reflected the challenge that we have, you're right the chinese are building out an unbelievable level. we have to have targeted investments, senator wicker has been pushing one of the congressional base, there are others that need to be done but you're absolutely right we could continue to not compete. maria: is something the general jack keane pointed out years ago on this programming. he was spot on. good to see you, thinking for weighing in on all of that. mark montgomery thank you, sir. a quick break, protecting yourself from data breach what you need to do if you find yourself a victim of security crimes. all the tips coming

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so i mean, we see this with the bodies funds by the united states. navy help to support that. yep. a m back is a what special a web off i had to. yeah. has rules and how little failing is right is that from the very 1st day is a lot. so it's a phone. pretty simple. i don't remember them. and i was again, it's totally beseech guys, us to and that they lost all the is really government to what was in a dire need for the u. s. fleet to navigate. so they made it to the indian was for the military and psychological. it's a bore to. what is your fleet? what is your plans? what is the invincible od me of is a that might this, and that isn't where it is old that yamaha mila. and then the united states headed the dispatched won't blame patios and other pieces on the naval please. what the u. s. told prize then drugs, i'm your military experiment. i was running to the area and then i'll just throw out the to all pin this threat to use a weapon. the pose for they say, what i'm the very 1st 1st days is ryan demanded new weapons on the meal missing, put on the face. hold on for them the very, t

henry halleck especially in the summer 1862, when halleck court the the last day of may, the united states navy, the brown water navy has moved southward after his victory at memphis on june the sixth, all the way to vicksburg admiral farragut flag. officer farragut has moved up the ver from new orleans. the capture of new there in late april. so all the components are together in may, june 1862, and all ey need is a large army palace army from court. but halleck doesn't go in this in viewf consolidating what we have gaining decisive. secure supply lines. all of that by the book stuff, halleck says, no, we're gng to sit tight and we're gng to consolidate what we have. and plus, it's too hot anyway. you can't can't operate in that climate in the summer, in june and july, well, grantroved them wrong a year later. you can, but halleck sanogo so this should have ne actually in june of 62. now he certainly should have been done in july of 1862, because when halleck is called to washington in mid-july, he leaves grant in charge of the district that he's in, in charge of west tennessee. instead of ele

navy. host: on princi in norfolk, virginia on our family members. go ahead, percy. caller: america, i am a proud veteran of the united states military -- navy.as -- i will salute the v.a. for their vast improvement in providing care for me and other veterans. host: percy, can you tell us about where you went with the navy? caller: i did several throughout the mediterranean. i had a good experience. learning skills that provided me with great distinctions in my efforts to improve people's lives. my life was improved by joining the navy. my efforts paid off. host: what has the experience been like as a veteran? caller: it has been up and down. i have had setbacks as far as ptsd and things the v.a. was very helpful in helping me get through that. and provided additional training and so forth, allowed me in open school and teach logistics. i credit the navy for a great deal of my success in life. host: ok. let's hear from duke in stonington, maine. caller: good morning. i'm calling in memory of my father, elliott sheppard, from stonington, maine. he served in the navy during the korean conflict. he was very proud to have been a veteran. he was t

langworthy: i rise to honor a veteran, who enlisted in the united states navy. shortly after he completed training he deployed to vietnam to join the naval mobile construction battalion 10, the sea bees. -- the seabees. he spent his deployment supporting our military billing critical infrastructure under fire, often dodging when larry returned home, he received that same harsh treatment that many vietnam veterans faced. he has been a leader to support his fellow veterans. he serves as the president of the vietnam veterans association 803 and leads the county honor guard which provides presence of veterans at ceremonies. thank you for going the extra mile to support veterans across the southern entire. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ,. >> i rise ahead of veterans day to honor the incredible life and sacrifice of an amazing veteran from west michigan who gave

united states. the flashpoint is taiwan. for decades, the american military and the united states navy has determined an attack on taiwan. now, the question is -- i will start with you, haley, the goal with a ship navy, it is not 291. is that big enough to deter if necessary an invasion of taiwan? >> china has the largest naval fleet in the world, 250 ships, they will have 400 ships in two years, we want to have 350 ships in two decades. china has built up their military, it is not just land, air, sea, they are doing cyber, artificial intelligence, space. america needs to modernize our military, we need to do everything that we can, the first thing is we make sure that we have the back of ukraine, that is why the taiwanese wants us to support ukraine, but since the biggest message to china. we go to china and we start being tough on them, no more sales of our soil to china and take back what they have stolen. go to universities, no more having millions of dollars to go to our universities. it will end all formal -- it will end all formal relations with china until we end fentanyl. when we strengthen our military, when we

it is 8:30 with some more fantastic music from the united states navy band northeast "god bless america do. thank you. for those watching at home as well >>> guys, coming up, we will get you ready for tomorrow's arrival of a special guest here, the 2023 rockefeller christmas tree. joe fryer will share that with us in just a bit. >>> speaking of special guests, how excited are we to have, check this out, big bird, elmo, rosita and abby all year we will celebrate, get this, the 54th season of "sesame street. amazing. >> i was hoping to bring the tree here and then there is a squirrel that jumps out that made the trip. like a raccoon or something. >> well, we had an owl an owl, yeah little rocky the owl. >> also, my newly rejuvenated las vegas raiders are facing off sunday night against the jets. we had to put together a special game day menu for you. we brought in the best rib eye, brushetta for the raiders and beer. >> rejuvenated. >> we got a new coach, new gym. >> coming up on the third hour, i cannot wait to share a first look at a movie new exhibit featuring literally thousands of it