But id like to acknowledge that you serbed the country in uniform, in the u. S. Army, from what, 2005 to 2009 . If ive got my dates correct on that . Earned the army ranger tab, served the 101st airborne division, two tours in after depan stan and served also at the old guard at arlington national cemetery. Im fwessing you know a little bit about small Unit Cohesion, you know, service to country, what it means to really bring together in a Team Environment working toward a common goal, a common purpose. And serving a country that presumably we all love and are proud of and what to want to push further down the road. Just jumping right into this material, the idea of critical Race Theory as a subseth of the larger Cull Subset of the larger cultural and ideological battles across the country. Youve been pointed that this is a divisive sort of thing. If you could elaborate on that a bit and well see where the conversation goes. Thank you for having me on for this important topic and thank
In the Military And Service member recruitment. Mr. Wood senator, thank you so much for joining us today on this very important topic. I know its carving time out of your schedule, but youve really taken a tremendous effort to address and challenges facing the country and in the military, in particular, and im talking about critical Race Theory and how it might be implemented or is being implemented in various training sessions in the military. Ns in the military. But id like to acknowledge that you serbed the country in uniform, in the u. S. Army, from what, 2005 to 2009 . If ive got my dates correct on that . Earned the army ranger tab, served the 101st airborne division, two tours in after depan stan and served also at the old guard at arlington national cemetery. Im fwessing you know a little bit about small Unit Cohesion, you know, service to country, what it means to really bring together in a Team Environment working toward a common goal, a common purpose. And serving a country
Senator, thank you so much for joining us today on this very important topic. I know its carving time out of your schedule, but youve really taken a tremendous effort to address and challenges facing the country and in the military, in particular, and im talking about critical Race Theory and how it might be implemented or is being implemented in various training sessions in the military. Id like to ak knowledge that you served the country in uniform in the u. S. Army from, what, 2005 to 2009, if i got my dates correctly on that, earning the army ranger tabs, served in the 101st airborne division, two tours in afghanistan, and served also at the old guard at arlington national cemetery. Im guessing you know a little bit about small Unit Cohesion, service to country, what it means to really bring together in a Team Environment working toward a common goal, common purpose, and serving a country that presumably we all love and are proud of and what to push further on down the road. So i m
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Sailors and injuring 39. The naval criminal investigative service and the fbi led a joint investigation into the bombing. Next, the national Law Enforcement Museum hosts two former ncis special agents who share their this is an hour and 20 minutes. Good evening, good evening. Welcome to the national Law Enforcement Museum. Were thrilled to have you tonight. Im the interim ceo of the fund. And i would like to thank target for making these sponsorships for these wonderful programs possible. [ applause ] i am very happy to introduce steve pomerance, former assistant director, and chief of counterterrorism for the fbi. Thank you. [ applause ] thank you. So, i wont even be up here for a minute. I want to welcome you all to the national Law Enforcement Museums witness program. The series explores landmark events in american history by having the participants in those events speak. Tonight were going to look at the attack on the u. S. S. Cole, often thought of as a precursor to 9 11, a very s