[cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [airplanes overhead] ladies and gentlemen, from the United States Army Golden Knights, please welcome Sergeant First Class ryan reese. Ryan mr. President , it is truly an honor to be here this evening. I would like to direct your attention overhead to the and arel sky behind us distinctly painted aircraft flying at an altitude of 12,500 feet. The jump master or team leader is looking out the door of the aircraft. The jumpers are out in the smoke is on. We have members of the Army Golden Knights rapidly approaching speeds of 120 mileperhour. The initial part of the formation is called the base. It forms quickly as the jumpers use their hands, arms, legs and shoulders to safely complete the formation. They now separate and perform our maneuver. Ladies and gentlemen, the highflying black and gold of your very own United States army parachute team, the Golden Knights. [applause] ryan the aerial demonstration you are seeing tonight is designed to
[indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] today, the committee is holding a hearing entitled oversight of the Trump Administrations response to the covid19 endemic pandemic. Due to the Public Health emergency, members can participate in todays hearing either in person or remotely via video, and. Theart of this hearing, microphones will be set on mute, for the purpose of eliminating inadvertent background noise. Remotelyarticipating will need to unmute your microphone speak. Participating in person, please wear your mask when not speaking. Dr. Monahan extract expressed in the updated guidelines that the use of face coverings is meant to protect other people in case the wearer is unknowingly infected. When we are not speaking, each of us is playing a vital role in tech and all members and staff in attendance, as well as leaders of the covid19 response will be testifying before the committee. Due
With the free cspan radio app. On saturday, President Trump and Melania Trump took part in the salute to america fourth of July Celebration of the white house. This is an hour 20 minutes. President of the United States and first lady Melania Trump. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [airplanes overhead] ladies and gentlemen, from the United States Army Golden Knights, please welcome Sergeant First Class ryan reese. Ryan mr. President , it is truly an honor to be here this evening. I would like to direct your attention overhead to the and arel sky behind us distinctly painted aircraft flying at an altitude of 12,500 feet. The jump master or team leader is looking out the door of the aircraft. The jumpers are out in the smoke is on. We have members of the Army Golden Knights rapidly approaching speeds of 120 mileperhour. The initial part of the formation is called the base. It forms quickly as the jumpers use their hands, arms, legs and shoulders to safely complete the formation
Historians are not supposed to guarantee anything about the future, but this is one thing i feel certain about. Watch q a on cspan. Coronavirus Task Force Members testified on the response to the pandemic. [indistinct conversations] today, the committee is holding a hearing entitled oversight of the Trump Administrations response to the covid19 endemic pandemic. Due to the Public Health emergency, members can participate in todays hearing either in person or remotely via video, and. Theart of this hearing, microphones will be set on mute, for the purpose of eliminating inadvertent background noise. Remotelyarticipating will need to unmute your microphone speak. Participating in person, please wear your mask when not speaking. Dr. Monahan extract expressed in the updated guidelines that the use of face coverings is meant to protect other people in case the wearer is unknowingly infected. When we are not speaking, each of us is playing a vital role in tech and all members and staff in at
The stories behind them, what were some of the men thinking as they participate with this units, and we will end with what they do at gettysburg. With that, we will get started. All right. So, the irish brigade. One might question how do you get interested in this topic . Why would you choose the irish brigade . When i started here as an intern in 1998, the summer of my junior year in college, i was all about history. I wanted to delve more into some of my ancestry and all the stories that i had heard was that we are of irish descent. I was not a great genealogist at that point, but it is still interesting anyway. I had a chance, an opportunity, over the next couple summers as i worked at gettysburg, to really look at this part of the battle. And did a campd fire program on it, somewhat similar to the one you see now, but later on what i was able to do was get married and eventually take a honeymoon to ireland, so what a perfect chance to visit the mother country. We traveled all aroun