Somewhere beyond this ridge is the enemy. His strength has been sapped by steady aerial strikes. And heavy arterial barajas. Arterial barajas. He has his will to fight. How can we weaken that will . How can we defeat him . By physical force . That is the most effective way. But there is still another force applied in combat that we do not think of as a weapon of war. That weapon is worry. In a situation like this, words are weapons. Now the enemys had a strong dose of our military power, the impact of words may provide the final persuasion. Words that go Something Like this. Korea, you areth surrounded. Your comrades are dying. You will die next. There is just one hope. Surrender your position tonight. This is psychological warfare. As a weapon of war, psychological warfare has it is no novelty. It is as old as war itself but the use of this force as integral part of combat has taken on new form. And it works in many different ways. Word. Inted and the spoken word. Both hammer away at
A few weeks ago after he repeatedly protested about the un authorized uses the sword or the un authorized cutting of the drug. Chloroquine for the treatment of the coronavirus now he was adamant that this was a not acceptable because it had not been properly approved by the f. D. A. This is going up against President Trump who at that stage was touting the. Chloroquine and the drug itself as an asset in terms of the treatment of corona virus more than 120 schools have reopened in china as well hand city nearly 60000 Seniors Students return to class of the schools were closed for months in the original epicenter of the coronavirus no date has been set yet for junior and Little School students katrina you has more from beijing. This isnt all the students many stalls schools still remain closed in particular Primary School its are still closed and also younger high still high School Students are still not able to attend classes now these students that were seeing going into class these ar
Euros for vaccines diagnostics and treatments and all of these money will help kick start unprecedented Global Cooperation and it will create a truly unique Global Public good in the u. S. The trumpet ministration is projecting coronavirus deaths will reach 3000. 00 a day by the end of the month thats according to an internal report seen by the New York Times the document also forecasts new cases increasing to 200000. 00 each day it comes as a number of states have started to reopen their economies despite warnings from Public Health experts our White House Correspondent kimberly hawkers has more. Yes the numbers are astonishing they have been upgraded from about 25000 infections a day 2200008 day by the end of june with the number of daily deaths by june rising to 3000 a day this is enormous in terms of the projections given the fact that these states are reopening now the white house has responded saying look at these are centers for Disease Control models these are federal Emergency
I want to welcome you in our session and military history, im been here a long time at the university and we have for very young historians so i feel a generation or two and beyond. Ill introduce them in a moment. But before i do, i want to tell you are actually here. Our historians our specialists and the American Revolutionary and particular interest and military aspects. As you learn from listening to them, their approaches for independence are very considerably and speaking up by the way because there is no microphone in here and allows you to do the same we get to the queue or nay. We are going to hear remarks on gender and personal narrative in the meetings of con reds and the influence of military service and state formation and we have called the session the military history of the American Revolution but whatever we call it, our panel is theyre going to illustrate the Central Point of all military history. That is the field encompasses of all perspectives and it could bring to
A panel of historians looks at various aspects of the revolutionary warera military. Topics include George Washingtons and how historians use a soldiers personal memoirs or journals. By the society for historians of the early american republic. I want to welcome you. Have for very young historians today, so i feel a generation or two beyond. I will introduce them in a moment. Before i do, a word or two on why we are actually here. All of our historians are specialists on the American Revolution with a particular interest in its military aspects. As you learn from listening to them, their approaches for the for independence very considerably. There is no microphone here. We will hear remarks about gender, personal narratives, the influence of revolutionary statery service and formation. It, i think our panelists are going to illustrate the Central Point of all military history and that is the field encompasses virtually all perspectives historians can bring to bear. Military organizatio