Recently where he was honored by the Museum American foundation. I asked him what is important for future generations to learn from the battle of britain. I suppose the outcome of the battle of britain decided the future history of the world really. Its so important. We didnt have the resources to defend the germans off to send the germans off. That ischanged and rather important so we have to remember it. It was only a small number of people invved. It was vital aut the history of the world. Vago what arsome of the enduring lessons whether its about preparedness or strategy . Well, we were always catching up on the back foot. Timeerman army at that wanted war and they were better than us in almost every respect. It took us about three years to catctch up. Takes three years to train an iny and for us, it started september 1939. Our first success was in 1942. Thats the tragedy y of being a democracy, we are always behind. Vago but we do have a lot of benefits. It did take a lot of lives
The. Announcer its 10 00 p. M. You know where your children are . Now onright fox 5 news. The pope comes from out of the u. S. Do steve he will visit the shrine of the patron saint before heading to washington tomorrow. The nations capitaland bracing today, thousands are expected to see the pope visited while people that live and work in and around washington dc are being told to be aware of extra security and stick to mass transit. If it sounds one of familiar it have been talking about this for weeks. Schmidt has more on what we can expect. That is right, you can expect a lot of traffic. You know, the saint cathedral is going to be the first stop after the pope arrives in new york reader in the week hearing as for security, the Police Commissioner has already said that this is the biggest security challenge in the citys history, but both he and the mayor say that the city and the nypd are wellprepared. I think that we are absolutely ready. Pope francis arrived on thursday. Visit coin
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America, theel story of Operation Desert Storm is told through the perspective of several air commanders. Storm is a 37 minute Defense Department report detailing the strategy and Technology Used in what was seen as a precision war. This is the road to basra. Med thisi army jam road and others as Coalition Forces moved into kuwait. Known as the highway of death. Example of allied air. Ower the coalition used overwhelming airpower to defeat a brutal dictator. In this program, the air commanders of desert storm talk about how they fought the war focusing on the u. S. Air forces role. August 7, 1990, president bush responding to the iraqi invasion of kuwait orders American Forces to deploy. U. S. Central command air forces. Ad to move 7000 miles quickly within days, five air force squadrons and two u. S. Carriers arrived in the gulf. The u. S. Commander Lieutenant General chuck corner recalls the deployment. Initially we had to get people here rapidly because of a threat of iraqi invasion