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Privilege of operating. Admiral greenert cannot be here due to a death in his family but im joined by the very able vice chief, admiral michelle howard. Uniquely, the navy and marine corps provide presence around the globe around the clock. The nations first line of defense. Presence means we respond faster. We remain on station longer. We carry everything we need with us. And we do whatever missions are assigned by our nations leaders without needing anyone elses permission. We have always know...

Employees. We have a body of law and several years at least of experience. But title 7 has been worked out perfectly but its very controversial. One of the things that developed quite late sometimes 50 years after it passes. For example, right here, weve been told that title 7 can be used in terms of Sexual Orientation and gender identity. Nobody would have thought that in 1964. And maybe thats the right way to interpret it, or maybe its the wrong way. But its wrong to suggest that the language ...

Have the arab spring and it was during the strikes against libya, and the objective was to restore democracy in libya. Two years later, its now in libya. Its no man land. And libya is destroyed, as afghanistan, iraq, dont speak about yemen, sudan, and all these conflicts. Do you think dont you think if you are going to enter military or us to other partners to make war against this socalled Islamic State, dont you think thats going to make also jordan and lebanon, maybe iran, and other countries...

[inaudible] a chance of success we must be prepared to back up diplomatic soft power with military hard power when necessary. We must not only develop the capabilities we need, we must also demonstrate the political will to use them when required. So i welcome the important efforts by the United States and other allies and partners to act against the socalled Islamic State. We have seen again and again that crisis breeds crisis. Force is still effective. And if we fail to defend freedom and demo...

Your own country every day. And media is doing that. Almost every africanamerican has a flagship website thats on top of all africa. So media is playing that role, and it would keep going that way. Okay. Let me i think we have time for a couple more questions. Right here. This question is for akon and amadou. Im a technologist and we have an army of developers in africa. We constantly thinking about creating something to own that content and navigate it through, but because we are so bound into ...

And he pulled it close to his body and he bent over it. And then as one of the men said, all of a sudden there was a boom. The blast threw the lead soldier up against a boulder. Men were riddled with shrapnel. Four were medevaced out, but everyone else survived. Don absorbed the brunt of the explosion with his body. He saved the lives of those next to him. And today were joined by two men who were with him on that patrol. Sergeant william hacker and specialist michael mulhime. For decades dons f...

Behind him inside the kill zone. So, don held onto that grenade. And he pulled it close to his body. And he bentso over it. And then as one of the men said, all of a sudden, there was a boom. The blast threw the lead soldier up against a boulder, men were riddled with shrapnel, four were medevaced out. But everyone else survived. Don had absorbed the brunt of the explosion with his body. He saved the lives of those next to him and today, we are joined by two men who were with him on that patrol...

And he pulled it close to his body and bent over and that is when one of the men said all of a sudden there is a boom. The blast threw the lead soldier up against a boulder. Men were riddled with shrapnel. Four were medevacked out but everyone else survived. Don absorbed the brunt of the explosion with his body. He saved the lives of those next to him and today were joined by two men who were with him on that patrol, Sergeant William hacker and specialist michael mullheim. For decades dons famil...

RSVP for National Philanthropy Day by Oct. 27. For all our last minute friends, that is this Friday. As of Tuesday, there are roughly 100 of the 300 spots available. You give your time, resources, and skills…you care about this community. So many people make a point to create a better Estes Valley, and they deserve to […]

Every year, the community shines a light on philanthropists making an impact in the Estes Valley. National Philanthropy Day returns to the YMCA of the Rockies on Nov. 9. This FREE event is an opportunity to recognize philanthropists in front of 350 peers, learn about nonprofit programs, eat amazing food and fill your bucket with a big, “Wow, we […]