to keep white miners out of the black hills, which they are supposed to based upon the treaty the us army just like yeah. okay, go ahead. do your thing? and between 1876 and 1889 the us government just unilaterally changes. the fort laramie treaty there's one song just changes it. without getting the approval of anyone else involved. eventually just claiming the black hills. now in 1980 this issue was resolved as a strong word, so we're not going to use it was taken up. by the us supreme court in us versus sioux nation of indians and which the supreme court recognized. that that unilateral changing of the treaty. those actions taken by the federal government were wrong. and the taking of the black hills was wrong. the us government had violated the treaty it was wrong for them to do it and so the supreme court ruled in favor of the lakota giving i believe it was initially what 30 something million dollar 35 35 million dollars in that an additional 1.1 105 million on top of that basically to pay for the value of of the black hills so that the us government will have bought the black hills.

of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words, the only good india is a dead indian, the genocide of native americans of north america, lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today, the, the, which i thought there were some openings to the sluggard escalate. not lecture when they 1st came to spell out. the post is only the thing is that i, that's a get them on. you got another one. so i need which is a and you saw on the screen. so as i said, shore material, which is in line a moment. i'm willing, i didn't like to lock the door to it's elizabeth again, is this or about a little screw? well, in the middle of something that we didn't realize, we had to not revisit the results between you and the, to the point though, would you do me a solution for sure

dedicated to the historic meeting can do without it, soviet and american troops in the photograph are us army junior lieutenant william roberts and guard lieutenant of the red army alexander selvashka. they were the first representatives of the allied army to shake hands. the first meeting april 25, 1945 germany neighborhood of the city of torgau, selvashka told the morning of april 25, 1945. released a warm and sunny fragrance. lilacs. the smell of gunpowder and metal was drowned out by complete silence. we, accustomed to the roar of the rudine. she turned out to be some unnatural, and we suddenly felt that the war was ending unexpectedly on the other side. elba. the germans showed up. they were dressed in an unfamiliar uniform, which the silva woman had never seen before. our artillery fired at the enemy. two warning shots, those whom the soviet soldiers mistook for the germans disappeared, but an hour later they appeared again and hoisted a flag over the bell tower, similar to a mattress in red and white stripes. , then silvashka. i didn’t know yet that the flag was raised us army junior l

why the institute of the us army ground forces to study the drug resistance of microorganisms isolated in the territory of donbass is another evidence that the united states considers the territory of ukraine as a springboard for the deployment of military nato contingents, we will continue to analyze the activities of institutions subordinate to the us department of defense that develop biological weapons components - this is for gold as a result. i almost wrote comments and it was at that moment that the enemy resumed shelling the rockets. uh , 15 to 20 meters from us the film crew of our correspondent stanislav vasilchenko came under fire from the haimars in donetsk, they hit a scientific institute. the emergency service is working at the scene of an emergency in krasnodar there was cotton on the sea street, and what caused and what is the damage? they promise to increase paralysis and give superhuman vision to elon musk's company, they were allowed to implant chips in the human brain when they pass the first tests. and that there is a short advertisement on the air with the ethical

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the us army is ramping up production from 14000 brands a month before the war began to around at 85000 by 2028. us have dw, has been granted rare access to one of just 2 american factories working overtime to keep up with soaring ukrainian demand. the munition plan in scranton, pennsylvania. the w's math is ridgemont reports. this the scorching heat of american support for ukrainian troops foraging steel. with us all important 155 millimeter cells. pressures on here at the plant in sprint pennsylvania increased production affecting the bill of the conveyor. modernization drive of the plan began in 2021, even before russia invaded ukraine. now we're, you know, starting to see, you know, the fruits of that labor, you know, in the increase the parts that, you know, we put through the facility on a monthly basis. but that's a long term plan that we're beginning to exit to. to make more $155000000.00 meet around the us army announced to nearly $1500000000.00 us dollar investment boost earlier this year. this to fund a new factory in texas and contracting production in canada. at the moment,

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the one of the camps fast commanders was having haman a major in the us army. he was just 27 years old when he wrote this letter to his wife in september 1945, the so swamp. hardly know where to turn 1st. i have so much still to do, even though it's almost a midnight that i'm calling quits to write this letter. i have so much to tell you that again, i hardly know where to begin. i guess at the beginning would be the best we have here in landsberg. i can for displaced people that can population consist of about $5000.00 jews and $1000.00 all ex inmates of concentration camps. the people sleep and rough wooden beds that are often double or triple stacked on top of each other in the mix ship sleeping issues of the living quarters, attempts are made to resurrect family life. the epic was explained to me for every family grove. the shared mail is the high point of the day, the time was astonished when i learned from doctors of risky that the house of the people in the can. it is quite good. that almost doesn't seem possible. when he noticed the incredulous expressio

to make more $155000000.00 meet around the us army announced to nearly $1500000000.00 us dollar investment. those earlier this year, this to fund a new factory in texas and contracting production in canada. at the moment, this plant in scranton is the biggest in the us. it's operated by general dynamics . currently this plan produces $11000.00 of these $155.00 millimeter rounds per month. over the next 5 years, the us is such a increased output 6 folds to replenish on stop power and supply allies. these cells will all go to the us military, sun, or then deliver to those allies like you frame. but then increase production is also designated for american forces. if you want to prepare for a potential conflict with china, well then you need a very different and far larger and much more if you like, cold or steel. do mistake military industrial complex to supply you with the very large the amounts of emulation that we see are necessary in this kind of warfare. overall, some money spinning project for witness making firms. this is going to make some arms or munition uh, manufacturers, a lot of

the us army has long been such a group of people for whom it is not clear where they have gathered for during the eurovision song contest in march, the democrats presented a bill prohibiting the ministry of defense from discriminating against transgender people who want to serve in the army. in order not to be dishonored, as with the coming-outs, the states decided to hire ready-made faggots. there is a suspicion that in the united states, in order to get rid of the army, young people will have to pretend to be straight. anyone who wants and can serve our country should be able to serve sincerely said the author of the bill, sarah jacobs. the fact that the russian army is not taken to the flat-footed usa would be called discrimination against people with special legs, the us government has been concerned that the popularity of military service among young people has plummeted in recent years. well, it's not surprising after such an advertisement, the us army is afraid of all the normal american youth there. there is still a little left. and democracy is not traditional. this week in th

i know about the army, they use - about the army, they use bullets _ about the army, they use bulletsven't heard of army using barrels or mayhe — heard of army using barrels or maybe cooking pots.- maybe cooking pots. large barrels full _ maybe cooking pots. large barrels full of _ maybe cooking pots. large barrels full of explosives . maybe cooking pots. large l barrels full of explosives and projectiles which i dropped from helicopters and explode with devastating effect. there's been a lot of testimony about these things.— there's been a lot of testimony about these things. bombs, we have bombs. — about these things. bombs, we have bombs, missiles- about these things. bombs, we have bombs, missiles and - have bombs, missiles and bullets _ have bombs, missiles and bullets. �* , ., have bombs, missiles and bullets. �* ., �* , bullets. but you wouldn't deny that included _ bullets. but you wouldn't deny that included under _ bullets. but you wouldn't deny that included under the - that included under the category of bombs are these barrel bombs? which are indiscriminate weapons. . bar

official does not mention that this conflict provokes the states themselves, even the head of the us army the general is true, and the day before he again stated that he sees the preparations and exercises of china in the strait zone, which would indicate that china is preparing to invade the island. but the fact that the chinese are in every possible way, uh, inciting and pushing, uh, conflict, is apparently good. the same regular visits by american politicians, and not the latest values. now here's bolton over there, who constantly says that the states should simply and must recognize independence. taiwan well, so, for example, how now china should refer to the fact that the congressmen, and the other day they held a whole educational game, where they simulated military operations around taiwan , well, or here are the same us army special military operations forces that just yesterday at the base of north carolina staged a simulation of operations to protect taiwan in general, it’s not a day, then new provocations, and it’s not surprising that official beijing is not just increasing act

carter is also a veteran of the us army who has worked at the v a hospital for 23 years. she is now seeking court in junction to block the department of veterans affairs from compelling her and other colleagues to participate in providing any abortion related services. the suit has the support of 18 state attorneys general. busy although it is strongly opposed by the biden administration, we're going to discuss the lawsuit and the issue of abortions in federal facilities with stephanie carter's attorney, danielle runyan of the 1st liberty institute. daniel, thanks so much for joining us. thank you for having me, john. i have so much to ask you, let's begin with the availability of abortions in federal hospitals. many americans, i think assume that abortions have been available in federal hospitals. since roe v wade was decided in the 1900 seventy's, but that's not really true. this is actually a biden administration policy that was implemented only in september. why was this decision made? was it in response to roe v wade being overturned? yes, it appears that that was in

us constitution makes it clear that the government can compel companies to provide sensitive user information, there is no law that prevents the government from buying this information. white house grange washroom , fbi, army, and several other us government and regulatory agencies are regular customers of this data. are for example, the us military buys the information of people participating in a muslim prayer ceremony to track users. in this report, the purchase of user information by the us government is a big belly about people's privacy. an increase of three and a half billion euros in the budget of the european peace education fund announced the introduction of sending more weapons and ammunition to ukraine and said that all of europe has so far given more than 10 billion euros for military support to sensitive ukraine and discussions are still ongoing about more aid. facility fund of the year europe allows the european union to transfer the munitions donated to ukraine from the available reserves to the member countries in exchange for money. one million spare parts of america's most expensive weapon system were lost . the missing parts are related to the american f-35 fighter jets and are worth ab

the us army counter intelligence corps began to have contacts with step funds by their us and to make the bed and their organizations, nationalist, army and working against what was in the soviet union. for us as recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed to call my desk was members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it included trivial things such as of the knapsack costing $3.12 in a few soviet shaving kits, which cost $50.00 until the truth is dressed in soviet civilian clouds to live at explosives, machine, guns, munitions, of the underground members or deliveries were made by yeah, so the operation was the aerodynamic, the classified documents michael spring, and then just a brief lieutenant of tree operations carried out by associates of step on bonds era. ukranian nationalists need a gym and intelligence agents. they use everything from a major pharmacy units such as the 14th near boffin assessed division, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people with the west

it's made of paper and wood, and it's been used by the army to hone soldiers marksmanship skills for decades. called sims striker, this sensor laden smart target aims to crank up the pressure on troops that it comes up against, notjust by shooting back with small plastic bibs. sharp! target is programme to be able to detect noise and also detect movement. so when the individuals are moving into rooms, whether they're opening doors, if these targets hear anything like that, they become alert. when these targets are then alert, they will then speak to each other. when you're then coming into a room, they're already preprogrammed to know the likelihood of the entrance that you're going to come inside. and as soon as they detect that movement, they will then start to engage towards your direction. if troops are preparing for a deployment to a specific location, the sights, sounds and even smells that they might find on the ground can be recreated inside this space. all of the walls are modular and can be reconfigured and moved around to create a wide variety of different environments. in

i think difficulties with true deployments. roosevelt promises that the us army will land in front in 1942, late to us children. most of the operation will not go ahead. joe show flies to most of the situation on the soviet front. mine is doing the nazis ever gone seem to the coupon and north focuses under approaching standing. start in sun senior lieutenants bianco. you gosh, really isn't captivity and they're not c concentration count. the we've done is keeping me up for the whole most cool notions to roland options continues to can fornia the live park to just get up shelf this church of them, which in horrid met edith on the pretty boy of the neal m glitch. unable to assist the issue of a budget that is just that organizations conquest. i wasn't sure the door door to us, so i know you've shown you follow each churchill alons dudley moscow . but still on an invite, seemed to his credit in apartment, the bank would last more than 7 hours, and they begin to get along. they've only yonkers done. we started in once a week. that would be no trouble at all. the november 1943 gera, via ra

let�*s talk now to lieutenant general ben hodges— he is the former commanding general of us army europe first, a nonprofit international human rights organisation based in the us. thank you for being with us. what is your assessment of where that's where it is right now? we have seen increasing drone attacks on both sides, those in moscow yesterday increasingly in daytime hours and the capital kyiv. where are we particularly with regard to that so—called spring offensive? particularly with regard to that so-called spring offensive? well, i would hate — so-called spring offensive? well, i would hate to _ so-called spring offensive? well, i would hate to be _ so-called spring offensive? well, i would hate to be a _ so-called spring offensive? well, i would hate to be a russian - so-called spring offensive? well, i would hate to be a russian private| would hate to be a russian private setting in a trench right now waiting for this thing to start stop i think what my former commander just described is that combined arms, i would agree with that. a couple of other things that give ukrainians

the ukrainian army told us. ~ . . but not defeated. troops stay in south-western _ told us. ukrainian troops stay in south-western part _ told us. ukrainian troops stay in south-western part of _ told us. ukrainian troops stay in| south-western part of bakhmut. south—western part of bakhmut. ukrainian army keep pushing the enemy. ukrainian army keep pushing the enem . z: z: z: z: ukrainian army keep pushing the enem. :: :::::: , , ., enemy. 70,000 people used to live here before — enemy. 70,000 people used to live here before russia's _ enemy. 70,000 people used to live here before russia's full-scale - here before russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. i was here in 2018 when the city was still full of life. this satellite image shows a street in bakhmut in may last year with civilian blocks of flats surrounding a school and two nurseries. and here they are now after months of shelling. the bbc has been tracking the extent of this destruction. this used to be a famous site in support, the rose garden. ukrainian's largest with over 5

it seems that he is preparing to change the head of the committee of chiefs of the us army and generalan take the place of a mile, before that the command of the ears of the us air force in the pacific, which means the focus of attention of the american army, which is already working out in everything. at the training ground in north carolina, the taiwanese landing is shifting towards china, which, however, also increases rates in the strait zone , the aircraft carrier shoindun again takes up combat duty. and for the second time in a week , chinese drones spotted over the islands themselves. alexander could not answer nikolai petrov all the news, china the russian ministry of defense is increasing arms purchases almost three times compared to last year for the main samples and seven times for the most demanded in the special operation zone, half of the total state defense order is carried out by rostec enterprises. such data this week was given by the head state corporation sergei chemezov at a meeting with prime minister mikhail mishustin. these are combat aviation helicopters, artill

useful skills for any man. interested in. woodworking is high among army men and most army installations, both at home and overseas. complete shop facilities are available. at diesel for everything from small to the finest power equipment and special services. hand tool kit have been used widely in. vietnam to improve troop and recreation. endless examples of fine cabinet work. this phase of the arts and crafts program to be an extremely worthwhile activity and whatever a soldier's personal may be, he is sure to find of value and interest through the special services, arts and crafts. the need for reading and learning goes regardless of where a soldier may be. throughout the army library are a vital part of the special services. many of these modern facilities is equal or exceed the civilian available in the soldier's own. using the reference facilities of these libraries, many men and women in the service carry research projects for off duty education courses annually. thousands of servicemen and women earn high school diplomas and college degrees and ext