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the uss gabby giffords. the ship. the ship named after you. it s very stealthy. stealthy. awesome. yep. gabby s helmet, the helmet that she had to wear because they took off part of her skull. and this is the piece of skull that was removed from the side of her head when she was shot right here. so, this was the model that they built the plate out of. that look about right? and then the real skull, this stays in this stays in here next to the empanadas and the sliced mango.
Ihor didn t even know the first name of the person who contacted him. The man said he was a member of Ukraine s Special Operations Forces and wanted to know if Ihor was interested in helping fight the Russians occupying his city of Kherson.
more resources, more patrols, more equipment is always welcome, but as you have heard, that will never be the whole solution, partly because of the kind of geography we are dealing with today. the last patrol i was out on, the commander said thanks to the uk, we have the drones to spot the smugglers, the vehicles to spot the smugglers, the vehicles to get across the dunes quickly, but they often hide their boats and side thickets ofjulie thorny, tough scrub that sometimes comes up to the waist or chest, it rips through uniforms and skin, and that is never going to be a quick or stealthy approach. so i think there are people here who are quite pleased there will be british officers observing what they do here on french soil, because they think it might make it easier to explain the sum of those challenges. certainly a good sign for political ties, warmer relations after years of tensions, but there are some more cynical attitudes as well. one official at the town hall here privately sug
here s lucy williamson in calais. the last patrol i was out on, the commander said, look, thanks to the uk, we have the drones to spot the smugglers, we have the vehicles to get across to them quickly, but they often hide their boats inside thickets of really thorny, tough scrub that sometimes comes up to the waist, comes up to the chest. it rips through uniforms, it rips through skin, and that s never going to be a quick or stealthy approach. so i think there are people here who are quite pleased there are going to be british officers observing what they do here on french soil, because they think it might make it easier to explain some of those challenges. certainly a good sign for political ties, warmer relations, after years of tensions, but there are some more cynical attitudes as well. one official at the town hall here privately suggested to me that having british officers here, evenjust as observers, would make it much harder for the uk to point the finger of blame at france.