i think the person is going away with the collaboration between the us army and kill us. scientists, according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years of to the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february the 17th. the usaa glasses won't planes systematically dispos stover korea on all true positions and in the rear. large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects on january the 28th se davinci on enemy aircraft dispos 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on the see new stuff here, i need it because the read, i thought was plenty pennsylvania and i'm going to port how does that i'm with you, please. and wants to in the company in a companion village photos and not. so that's good for us to emotional kind. each to. no, no we should have, which is do you need from us, you know, most of these just the seduce, the do it. so it's good for, for

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courses at gsc at command, general staff college intelligence was not the way to get ahead in the us army kind of interesting when you think about that the operators didn't want to. yeah yes i know i too was an army officer so i but the and that's what reason i went to became an intelligence professional in civil service because as i pointed out to my intelligence colleagues, intelligence was too important to be left to intelligence officers. so the the issue eisenhower was he had political masters commanders at that level. the theater commander works for the policymakers and really important for us in this in this room today to think who the policymakers. a lot of the criticism of dwight was that he didn't focus on the military side of it, we didn't have chance to do that because he worked for two policymakers, both churchill and and roosevelt and by the way, roosevelt reached down to to eisenhower's level very seldom. i churchill didn't feel restraint. he often was talking eisenhower. i was talking professor nigel hamilton, just before this started, that if anybody really thought in the

but if a red army came to germany, then god have mercy on us all at once. cool. at the start of 1945, the russian army stood 80 kilometer as outside, but then it was preparing its attack on the gym and capital close to 3000000 people was still living that among the women panic was growing many, so killing themselves as the only way to evade the enemy. in april, the number of suicides in berlin reached record levels at close to 4000. the on the 8th of may 1965. it lives nazi germany surrendered. the last great best of the 2nd world war on european soil was now as the venue disney lean was one huge war trophy. the soldiers were given free reign to enjoy the victory in the house. and the victims of this flushed his victory with the women. it said that a few red army soldiers carried a leaflet with them, which said, crush the germanic women's, racial pride, take them as your rightful spoils, the civic, and we speak as well. revenge was certainly an important mode on perhaps what most important whitening but other factors also came into play, especially the internal mi

i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th. the us address us warplanes systematically dispos stove of korea on all true positions and in the rear. large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january, the 28th, southeast of ancient enemy aircraft dispersed 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on my way to see new stuff and i need it because they need those planning, pennsylvania, i'm with the port. how does that i'm with you, please was still in the company and you can find you in the villages florida was in north south at this conference to emotional college to no, no we should have, which is do you need from us? you need just the seduce, the digits as good for

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but the former us army and c o thomas pen told us that washington undermines those and syria who don't follow its agenda and is using the terrorist forces to further its interest. know, from past experience that the united states, governments use this, this organization as a tool to try to achieve insights. and especially in the 1st like syria, that is completely, there's a lot of trauma ran it in the sense that it rejects from, from pop down like us the do it any country never jacks out and doesn't want to do with the policy from totally revolution or which of these things to talk to the government to get together to favor of you know, what washington is cheaper? washington's interest, the timing for me is really interesting that it's taking place now as the now we're getting ready to change it. ministration stays both to trump down, think about 8 weeks of staying in the range and 16 violations of the states. far and level not have been documented so far. that's according to the head of hezbollah, who has reached out to the deals oversight committee in search of a response. the queen

but i cover this all these pieces in detail which talks a lot about the us army.good news is his is his great grandson came out to fort leavenworth and is now he's now in the fort leavenworth hall of fame, which is kind of a nice thing. so that happened just recently. so again, i'll be i'm going to be a hang around for the next couple of days and glad to talk to anybody about the details that i've glossed over an amazingly quick time thank you for your attention. which is the magic button here up, down, up here. you. i went up. it went wrong a couple of times. you there is nine nice to meet. i teach in the engineering psychology at west point. ironically so because these podiums not designed for people 1.97 meters tall nor is the nor is the microphone necessarily in the right spots. hopefully you can hear me mission. i just give a kind of quick overview of that of this book that pat sweeney and some other well don't can't read that too well there other editors and i put together the first edition back in 280 12 or 2011, and the second edition of this book came out

investigation is on, but the motive for the car roaming remains unknown that we spoke with for the us army non commissioned officer. it's almost ben who gave us comments from the scene of my family. my ex wife is actually from mazda of oregon, and my daughter was here earlier today. if you can see on the left side of the set up a tree hodge, i don't know if you can see it from the side you. i think you have to bear with me just because an a, a golf on this all i've got you. i always pull a k off here earlier to settle down a little bit. tension is a growing here in this country. are they happy? no. for, for the past, i mean since 2015 really and you know where there was you can all the conditions deteriorating. you've got a condition here that so you know, there's nothing that really binds the people together. i mean that there's no common language. is it that everyone speaks for the common religion of a culture really? and the thing that defines people really is the, is the opportunity to, to come across, you know, funny. and once that tries up, i mean you have people going into this appr

ok, but we spoke to the format, non commissioned officer of the us army thomas pen. he code uh, so getting off of the view about washington's, the stabilizing actions and the reach. and i think that its main goal is to undermine anyone who doesn't follow its agenda. know, from past experience to the united states, governments use this, this organization as a tool to try to achieve insights. i especially in the 1st i see this completely, there's a lot in the sense that it rejects from, from top down like us the nothing to do with it or let me transfer you to the next that and doesn't want to do with the policy from totally revolution, or push me things to talk with the government to get together the favor of you know, what the washington is, is it's a washington's interest. the timing for me is really interesting that it's taking place now as the. now we're getting ready to change it. ministration stays both to 12008 weeks as well as medicine groups fight the way across syria claims of the cosy relationship with she if have resurfaced their ring and deputy foreign min

the army exists on a long line of deterrent forces that we would use first. forces spoken of that would bear the brunt of drone warfare. this, i ask a larger question. any conflict in which the army is used somehow with a transport themselves? if a conflict breaks out over taiwan, another in the middle east, in the army were used, it would rely on other branches to transport them and their equipment. the navy ships that we plan on outfitting with manufacturing capabilities to keep them in working order for longer. the navy ships dilapidated or nonfunctional, the army loses transport capability and the nation loses its largest deterrent capacity. i could list a multitude of studies outlining the importance of the u.s. navy and providing the terrence or i could provide an example. -- providing deterrence, or i could divide and example. when china not invade taiwan because the u.s. is developing drone capabilities or because they have strengthened the carrier strike groups currently patrolling the pacific? more arguments that our opponents brought up come you sho

from the us army non commissioned officer, thomas penn, told us that washington targets anyone who doesn't follow its agenda in syria. well, depends on also insists. police forces is still fine to go against isis despite declaring victory over the tire risk group back in 20. 19 of the timing is really interesting here, but we know sense for past experience that the, that the united states governments use this, this organization as a tool to try to achieve an inspection by sir simply select from the says that it rejects from, from top down let us the do it really trust me that rejects that doesn't want to do it, that the policy is to, from television, which is nice to talk with the government government favor of you know, what the washington is. it cheaper. washington's interest for our schools are coming from the united states for keith to mobilize most civilians. that's when the us army come on during europe saves as plenty of ukrainians who should be on the bound. so failed. there are enough people in ukraine, but there are not enough soldiers at the front to be honest. when i 1st heard

in the future of its people who use, we are ready to integrate into the national army of syria. but damascus must remain a key in central player in that process. there are a lot of matters that need discussion and agreement is needed 1st and foremost between the syrians. without for an interference statements that turkey makes from time to time, don't serve the interest of the syrian people. it all, it was was regarding the threat from turkey, the international coalition, as well as the united states, continue play the role of mediators and transmit the messages for one. and they do not want escalation for the reduction of tensions in the region is our common position. the denmark is apparently preparing to defend the greenland from a possible invasion by fellow natal member. the us copenhagen announced an unprecedented $1500000000.00 defense package for the economist territory. after donald trump said he wants to make it part of america, or the president elect claims that control over greenland, which already hosts the u. s. military base is an absolute necessity for washington

, ukrainian intelligence office of us cd preserve shows documents proving the existence of secret us army programs in which dangerous pathogens were handled. and ukraine thought about origin for the tax still with me is just the kind of go to the agreement that goes to putting the stairs to him. i don't know, could i even go meet with cry instagram, which is the level of to that kind of both of them was same this time next it's at least of their activities was supervised by former ukrainian health minister leona . so pro and the name of he is in the secret files of the ukranian intelligence service. i'll go with you today. yes, let me show you what this means desktop on this a shop pm. i believe this little yellow. suppose i use, i used to dig in a cd club, but i put in a ticket to clean as us has done yet some time, 8050. and so i'm going to need to truly bone with you on the so prone move to ukraine in 20. so let's see, just a year before the crew data that she was actively involved in the maple box. you live, live, watch, and you each i live. but as you start to use simple cream, no ki

now we have heard from the former us army officers, spanish love that appears nick, who explained that those old good the rocks. now he says that if they hit the turban, they could damage the main body of an aircraft. we also ruled out to be drones. he explains that they do not fly at the same altitude, nor speed as plants. so that doesn't make sense. and he also rolled out to missile system saying that they would leave a longer trail on the other hand, so he propose that it could be something else. what's coming out now is people are saying while they were still in the air, they earned a bully that part of the ring and part of the fuselage ripped off as the plan was coming down. obviously necessarily bird damage. and additionally, there are people taking videos into play and if they're coming down, showing holes in uh, in the, the airbags again and other parts of the plane on that points to such a plane was ready, landing that points to a possible man advance, which is a shoulder fire and this'll stay there, for example, is a prime example. so in my opinion, if that happened, as the p

planning was simply inadequate to lyon on us forces in the audience being a pushover and its american resistance in the audience is gives me pause to smile because the armygave the germans a taste of their own medicine. again, as i'm sure a lot of you are aware, us troops put together all these task force task forces, ad hoc units, cooks, mechanics, clerks. it was anything they could lay their hands on to create combat groups, to slow down the german advance, while reinforcements summoned. germans better know those types of units as chemical weapon or battle groups, which they were a dab hand at doing which they don't normally. they've done in north africa, they did on the eastern front. the americans turned the tables on them and did exactly the same thing to the germans. when i agree with you doing, help would have been better off preserving his strength. the whole of the rhine and the oder. which very conveniently. brings me to my next book, which is a follow up to hitler's winter, and that looks at the german defense from jim point of view of the rhineland both before and after the of the bulge. it's not due out till next october. don't get too excit

the us army chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the dugway proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to permit the quantity of evaluation of into a logical munitions of these tests formed the basis for developing offensive, biological weapons, no withstanding that in april 1972, the us britain and the soviet union signed a convention strictly prohibiting such developments. and many ca, seamless money in.

moscow since you told me how life in the syrian capital has changed in the week since the fall of us army gene that was that was purchased? mentioned there any life is slowly but surely going back to some sort of normal seat. i guess you can't see it right now, but i am standing in one of the main squares here in damascus and earlier today traffic the famous or infamous, damascus traffic was back in full force. it was also the 1st day were schools of return university students also returned today, marking their 1st return after the fall of a sudden i said with some a celebratory protest where they took down some statues of the now ousted a dictator. we're seeing some positive economic signs as well. the solution has fallen, but also the subsidies on to has been listed. and so there is been also a spike in a, in the price of transportation and so on. but certainly what is sort of not normal and what many people here are not used to is the sense of freedom that you feel here on the streets. it's almost unbelievable to some. i mean, i've been covering the events, you know, around the so call

that we have 4000 p50 ones, p40 sevens, p30 eight, whatever it is you want, army ground commander, whatever it is you need us to do as the army air forces, we will be able to to do that. so we're familiar this map by this point, but this kind of gives you a sense of what what the air component looks le. ike essentially draws line right down the center of, the bulge. he puts ninth tack in charge in the north. heuts 19th tank in charge in the south. tha's whalen. that's patents tactical commanr the south. then you've got the second, the 19th and also the 29th attack not shown on this, by the way, ninth tech also or ninth air force also got to borrow an entire bomb division from the eighth air force. so you look at the amount of air power that we are able to put up for the the deep penetration raids over over germany later in the war, the eighth air force has three bomber divisions. one of those is essentially to ninth air force for this operation. and when you look at the air response day, day, and i don't want to go too too deeply into this because i could stand up here and talk about this unit attacked here,

to the, to, to, to some of those tauriel cool, i guess a, so basically the more than 3 decades the us army has used depleted uranium sales in various conflicts. they have also been adopted by great britain. but neither country officially admits the depleted uranium alone is deadly. you're just over simplifying or complex fisher to stir of fear doctors lucas? yes, there are risk. but there are minimal compared to the strategic advantages they provide . it's about leveraging technology responsibly. not a bad thing. yeah, they're very rational, fear irrational, ignoring the long term environmental catastrophe and the model implications of boys and exams with generation is that is walk is a rational, the circle of strategic advantages, or a parent and victory at best. it's easy to throw around accusations when you're not the one making the top decisions. military strategy isn't about choosing the perfect options. it's about choosing the least worst wants. and currently that involves depleted uranium. then we should strive of mess up. no settled, release was we have to deal with the world as it

basically, the more than 3 decades, the us army has used depleted uranium sales in various conflicts. they have also been adopted by great britain. but neither country officially admits the depleted uranium alone is deadly. or just over simple fires complex fisher to stir of fear, dr. lucas, yes, there are risk, but there are minimal compared to the strategic advantages they provide. it's about leveraging technology responsibly. not abandoning yeah, the rational fear. irrational, ignoring the long term, environmental catastrophe, and the moral implications of voice and exams by generations. that is, what is a rational, the circle of strategic advantages are a parent and victory at best. it's easy to throw around accusations when you're not the one making the top decisions. military strategy isn't about choosing the perfect options. it's about choosing the least worst ones. and currently that involves depleted uranium. and we should strive of best of all settled, release was we have to deal with the world as it is caution yes. but outright fairmont green helps know what the, the reason

conclusions here, but it does seem that their intentions were never hidden. meanwhile, we have a former us army general who couldn't have explained washington strategy in the middle east, and you better the strategy, the dates back to decades. now he lives out, the country is that the us is interest of change and the syria makes it on the list . and one of the generals call me and he said, sir, you gotta come in. you gotta come in and talk to me a 2nd. i said, we're too busy, said no, no. let's. he says, we've made the decision. we're going to war with your rack. this was on or about the 20th of september. i said, we're going to war with a rack. why? he said, i don't know. he said, i guess they don't know what else to do. so i came back to see him a few weeks later. and by that time we were bombing in afghanistan, i said, are we still going to war with a rack? and each at all, which worse than that, he said he reached over on his desk. he picked up a piece of paper. he said, i just, you said i just got this down from upstairs, meaning to start creative bench offers today. and he said this a mem