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Demarishes, if you will, if he recognizes the independence of the russian speaking provinces of ukraine that that is a violation of the previous accords, all of the previous agreements, the so called minsk agreements, that's a trip wire, and belarus, the exercises did not end as they claimed they would, the forces are moving closer. so how are you seeing the situation on the ground? >> well, it's hard to read this. every element for an air, ground, sea attack on ukraine is in position, and from the highest levels, we're having secretary blinken and the president of the united states saying an ...

Perhaps he is in way over his head. it's unclear which politician would be able to deal with the ground air and sea attack from russia of all countries, the second biggest military and the worlds next to china, but there is a sense that he is in way over his head and doesn't really know what to do, but he's trying to mount up motivate his people and give them assurances that things will end up 0k, people and give them assurances that things will end up ok, but people are voting with their feet and we saw those pictures of long lines of traffic trying to get out of the city earlier on today and...

No amount of kamikazes could save the Yamato-class ships.  Key point: Carriers meant you could project air power further and use planes to sink ships. Imperial Japan should have known that but it had built two incredibly large battleships anyway. Special Sea Attack Force (SSAF) was an ordinary-sounding name for the pitifully tiny remnant of what was once the mighty Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN). However, the word “Special” in the Japanese military possessed a unique and dark meaning. In late 1944, when Japan’s defeat became obvious, the desperate Japanese began encouraging kamikaze, or...

Peninsula. three aircraft carrier strike groups, capable of sustaining a prolonged air campaign. military experts believe all this hardware is not just here for show. >> we're actually dealing with potential outcomes by next summer of all-out war. with millions displaced and hundreds of thousands killed and wounded. >> retired four-star general, barry mccaffrey, is a dead rated veteran of war. he says that in the case of north korea, there are no good options. >> there are military options. they're all bad. if we went in with a massive vn conventional air and sea attack aimed at their nuclear ...

Binary choice, are we going to take military action against north korea, with conventional air and sea attack to eliminate their nuclear program or are we going to mitigate the impact of living with a north korean threat with 100 nuke cleared armed acbms? so that's where we're headed. i have been concerned about the general notion that we might well end up at war through miscalculation on the north korean's part by this coming sum early a. conflict with north korea with ewould destroy their armed forces within six months. there would then be a pressure on them to go nuclear to strike guam or u...