senegal on one side and vanuatu on the other. lemetrofa? no. of the russian alphabet: japan, jamaica, that’s right, two countries over 1200. in 1947, when these two countries entered into armed conflict, their formal head was one person. these two west african countries could be in the answer and in our topic of the wife's words. let's say niger and nigeria. that's right david. so, let's people and animals 900. this is a tame bird named gripp. one of the characters in charles dickens's novel, barnaby rudge. flu-like image. considered to have influenced the work of edgar allan poe. crow. right. people, animals 600. in 1933, in honor of the centenary of british rule in the falkland islands, an arch made from the jawbones of these two giants was installed at the cathedral in the city of stanley. mammoths? no. these are bones whales, to be precise, blue whales. people, animals 1,200. the oldest aquarium fish on earth lives in the california academy. in san francisco for over 100 years, the fish has this biblical name. methuselah, that's right, peop

whether in kenya or malaysia, vanuatu, or dominique, malta or canada, i never cease to be impressed by and hard work, often in the most challenging circumstances. their energy is transforming approaches to development, technology and preserving and restoring nature. and well, i hope, help to shape and safeguard our common future. having recently celebrated my own 75th birthday, it warms my heart to reflect on the way the commonwealth has been a constant throughout my own life, a precious source of strength, inspiration and pride. in recent weeks i've been most deeply touched by a wonderfully kind and thoughtful good wishes for my health. and in return i can only continue to serve you to the best of my ability throughout the commonwealth. my belief in our shared endeavours and in the potential of our people remains as sure and strong as it has ever been. i have no doubt that we will continue to support one another across the commonwealth, as together we continue this vitaljourney. studio: the king's message at the commonwealth day ceremony that is, as you can see, still going on. we wil

want to establish new embassies, successfully done so in salomon islands and tonga, we will be in vanuatuary approval for that, in two new embassies we have opened we opened quickly and now moving to build out thatpó staff. build out the permanent facilities in which our staff will be there and working on personnel side. to get open quickly, we had to find temporary duty personnel to you know boots on the ground and%j plant your flag, now following up with full time staff and hope to be nominating lbassor no substitute for presence, i am confident we present in the 4 countries. >> thank you. and i do have one last question on the implementation of cofa for you dr. ratner. i know that senator duckworth raised work is s a aid is doing. and on the defense side, what kind of measures are you talking now that has passed. >> senator, we have a range of activities associated in teres of exercises and operations operating through the compact states in terms of major investmenting under way we have a couple specific majorure, initiatives there and sites. we have tactical radar in department -- whi