Clerk we have oh, commissioner chan has noted she is present in the chat. And we have quorum. Chairman great. Thank you, madam clerk. I believe you have some announcements for us. Clerk yes. I will make an announcement about public comment. Public comment will be available for each item on this agenda via fell foe by calling 4156550001, and when prompted Access Code 1469580594 and then Pound And Pound again. Once you join, youll be able to listen to the meets as a participant. To make public comment, dial 3. When the line says youre line is unmuted, you will have two minutes to speak. Calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. Best practices are to speak slowly and to turn down the volume of any televisions or radios around you. And that concludes my announcement. Chairman thank you, madam clerk. Clerk and, also, i do note that chan and melgar are here. Chairman and ronen. Clerk and ronen. Thank you. Chairman please call item 2. Clerk item 2 the report, and this is an
With a group of activists who are very committed to getting the j back in the tunnel. My experience on the j was a mix of the good and the bad. So i will say that two years ago, the last time that we did this, i was not actually able to participate on that day but i think my staff waited 45 minutes. There was like a three to five Minute Wait but that was fantastic. I was riding with a woman who recently had hip surgery and now there was a transfer at Church And Market that there was not prepandemic and we had to, you know, i think the experience that a lot of folks with accessibility challenges had where we got off and we have to get across this street that is a very hard street to traverse and then it turns out that the elevator thats supposed to make it possible to get down and make the transfers broken. So then we waited for the sline which is not as frequent and actually involves a fairly rikdy Contraption Crossing to get into it if you are having accessibility challenges in gettin
Centennial year of us participation in World War one and american History Tv marked the anniversary with a variety of programs. On american artifacts we visited the us Army Heritage and education centers annual living History Event in carlisle, pennsylvania to talk to reenactors who portray french and german World War i soldiers up next another visit to the Army Heritage Days Event in carlisle to learn what life was like for the over two million american doughboys who served overseas during the great war . How you do . My name is michael mccloskey. Im here to talk to you a little bit about what the average soldier from the american expeditionary force in World War one with thought felt carried that sort of thing what we have here to start with. This is the 1910 haversack. This was what we would call a Knapsack Or Backpack today. But this was the what all of the soldiers would have carried everything that they would have needed at least according to the United States governments view in
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