the navy, to its credit, developed the psyop, created a program of his to manage it, and kept navy leadership informed of its progress. in late 2019, we took an in-depth look at the psyop, we found it is a decent first step. essentially, a series of plans to improve each of the shipyards. at that time, the navy estimated that it would take 20 years and spent about 21 billion dollars to influence its plan of improvements. we found that initial cost estimate was unrealistically low. among other things, that 21 billion dollar price tag did not factor in inflation, and did not include the cost to improve underlying utilities. we recommended the navy improve its cost estimates to help manage the program and provide congress the information that you need to make funding decisions. those recommendations are still open. fast forward to today, the navy has refined its plan, identified resource needs, and enhanced leadership engagement. this provides a reasonable framework for eventually improving shipyard infrastructure. but the reality is they have not significantly, changed since our 2019 report. bu

we also need to understand how the navy is structuring the effort to improve the efficiency of the navy shipyards to deal with the ship maintenance challenges. it's not limited just to derive docs that. extends optimizing the work on the shipyards and production facilities and other improvements configurations for this is why i've been so focused on the waterfront prediction or -- production workforce and i want to make sure the navy remains -- we need to maintain if we have if we are ever to reach the fleet required to respond to future threats. our success is critical to that goal. i once asked the navy to consider how the program could be accelerated without impacting it and i look forward to hearing how we can work together to make sure it's fully successful. i will now go to senator cramer. >> thank you chairwoman hirono as well as senator kaine the ranking member sullivan for holding this hearing gently to discuss our range of important naval ship issues. let's face it it's not just the issue of the day that the issue of -- with regard to the navy. as i think about her naval shipy

so there's in the navy support navy, and we need we'll take the rest of action given challenges we're facing. and i believe that new generation is a last offices ease of force that we can rely on the issue and the homeland for everyone is sacred concept. new friend it you know what, that's the meaning of life for every one i believe in you and i thank you for your service. why you know, my glory to the navy of russia. her right. ah, a with a step by the start you. you will next see the threads. mason show the surface shapes and navy. with this column will soon move past the embankments of the city. a different almost day. the last sunday. all lie july 31st. 2022. great to happy with us here. life pictures are you into national from the venice of the north. you are watching the annual russia navy day parade. and you've just seen the russian president vladimir putin speaking to those in attendance, ultimately honoring past generations of sailors and of course, their vessels. petersburg is the naval capital of russia and saint petersburg has been unavailing. new standards in overall ship

so the navy supports that act. the idea of having a commitment of all the funding up front with a time limit, not a time limit. one year to spend, but having time over a period of time to spend the funding most officially. and the knowledge that all, in this case, the total dollar value was there and could be worked with in the industry most effectively is a best practice. so, we would absolutely support that, sir. >> it is always tough to play the time value of money in appropriations process by the government, but we need to get better at. it thank you, thank you manager. >> senator cain. >> thank you, toronto. miss moore, africa possessions for you. in a repair testimony, you talk about the g8 funding that the average condition of facilities at the fore publics regards improved at three of the four, from 2016, to 2020. i would be remiss if i didn't notice that the one that did not improve, and actually got worse, was the norfolk naval shipyard. and explain we were finding, the gfs finding in that regard. >> sure

that meant no more royal navy to keep its sailors safe at sea. the united states became vulnerable to a new enemy whose ideology we still face today, islamic radical pirates. they needed to build an economy from scratch, using their greatest asset, trade. the most important passageway, the mediterranean sea. but danger lurked off the african coast. pirates from morocco, algiers, tunis and tripoli. without a navy for protection its merchants were helpless and vulnerable at sea. they captured our ships, plun derd our car go and held captive the merchants. congress passed two future presidents to come up with what deal. thomas jefferson and john adams. the ambassador was charge but uncompromise. according to the koran, it was their god-given right. >> jefferson and adams left the meeting hang. they didn't have a deal for safe passage. adams said you can't fight them unless you want to fight them forever. jefferson said you can't pay for peace. he sensed the attacks would continue and the price would only go up. in this case jefferson was right. >> i

he says the russian navy will face challenge is competing with the us and nato fleets, the russian navy, the surface navy, at least, is out numbered for to one by europe's nate. nature's european members alone. and of course, by far more than that by the american navy. so in terms of numbers, there is really no contact where, of course, russia is, the quality united states is in nuclear weapons, which is why president putin, you know, repeatedly emphasizes rushes missile technology. because this is the one area in which russia is still a super unlike the army, the navy has not for an equal, but we do know that he suffered heavy losses in the black sea in the ukraine war. that may well simply illustrate the power of american weaponry which has been supplied to the ukrainian or russian navy has always been considered to have had comparatively high morale and good commanders. but it cannot realistically fight nature. the only area where the navy is actually in action is in the black sea. and russia cannot reinforce the navy in the black sea. so it's not really clear what the rest of the su

petersburg during the navy day celebration . ah the ah headquarters of the black sea fleet, ah, the black sea fleet, her that was located in sebastopol, has been hit by a john strike, an honor done for an identified object, flew into the yard of the headquarters. 5 people have been injured and are no casualties. have been reported yet. russia accuses ukraine saying that the attack was aimed too, that the attack was deliberate and it was aimed to spoil the celebrations, the ukrainian side for its part. it denies that a geisha and saying that, ah, it was a sabotaged by this a russian secret services. ah, so at this point, i would say that it's still unclear who was behind it. right now to this. sure force, can you tell us more about president vladimir putin's new naval doctrine? so there are some interesting points, so that were added to a new r maritime doctrine. firstly, that document identifies, are united states as a major arrival, as russia's major arrival, according to a new r to a new doctrine. ah, the u. s. domination of t

the, the russian navy surface navy, at least is number 4 to one by europe's nate, nate as european members alone. and of course, by far more than that by the american navy. so in terms of numbers, there is really no contest where, of course, russia is. the quote of the united states is in nuclear weapons, which is why president putin, you know, repeatedly emphasizes russia's missile technology. because this is the one area in which russia is still a super tough in terms of competence. professionalism, how does russia navy compare with its army? and we've, we've all heard of, of problems that russians army has been having in its special military operations war and ukraine. well, it's difficult to say because of course, the, unlike the army, the navy has not fought an equal, but we do know that it suffered heavy losses in the, in the black sea in the ukraine war. that may well simply illustrate the power of american weaponry which has been supplied to the ukrainians. the russian navy has always been considered to have had comparatively high morale and good commanders. but it cannot realistic

navy can lead to asia. now where u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi is plane is reportedly heading toward singapore. the precise location of the aircraft is being tracked on the flight radar. $24.00 website and earlier china warned against pillows he's playing trip to taiwan promising, serious consequences if the visit goes ahead are corresponded. rachel blevins has more on the story. nancy pelosi has kicked off her highly anticipated trip to asia, but she refuses to say whether she will visit taiwan this week, claiming she can't reveal too much for security reasons. of course, so far thou speakers team has provided a list that includes japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore. however, china continues to warn against us politicians setting foot and taiwan, and beijing's military has started conducting unscheduled exercises, 280 kilometers from the island. tangents continue to escalate in the south china sea with taiwan launching drills of its own. all of this as beijing says, it considers a below sea visit

the russian navy, the surface navy, at least, is out numbered for to one by europe's nate, nate as european members alone. and of course by far more than that by the american navy. so in terms of numbers, there is really no contact where, of course, russia is the policy and i could states is been nuclear weapons, which is why president putin repeatedly emphasizes rushes missile technology. because this is the one area in which russia is still a super unlike the army, the navy has not for an equal, but we do know that he suffered heavy losses in the, in the black sea in the ukraine war. that may well simply illustrate the power of american weaponry which has been supplied to the ukrainian or russian navy has always been considered to have had comparatively high morale and good commanders. but it cannot realistically fight nature. the only area where the navy is actually in action is in the black sea. and russia cannot reinforce the navy in the black sea. so it's not really clear what the rest of the surface navy is. therefore, of course, the submarine navy is there to threaten american the w

s. navy will celebrate its navy day in the middle of october. these are we have, we have celebrated victories many times together. one into this, this navy day is a domestic ceremony or exercise, but how much is it a show of international strength? well, there's tension in the world in the us in russia have had tension for more than half a century in the arctic, probably 60 years and many of the nuclear power us submarines and russians. so be at submarines in the past have operated in the arctic waters and the us and russia share borders in those waters, particularly the u. s. state of alaska and admiral work over designed and implemented nuclear submarines in large measure top rated order quarter where things are closer to the periphery of russia. and also missile systems can be launched defensive system. okay, we'll leave it there low and be very much we can leave it there. but thanks very much. and if your comment said today on out there, while grange ships in ukraine's black seaports wait for the all clear to sale, it's been a blow to the fa

navy commander. sometimes that officer might the selected as captain if he or she is departing the camp but it's a job for the commander. the senior captain of the marine corps and for the white house communication detail that's their navy lieutenant colonel of the u.s. army. >> the last question this evening several viewers have asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david and what was one or two things that were fascinated that you learned while you were researching for the book? >> thank you. on the day of command there's a photo of my wife and two daughters ages seven and four and my wife michelle and she hands me this journal and the oeste thing in the journal are scrawled notes from my two daughters saying dear daddy please write stories about the president's. i had never thought of it so after every visit weekend or event i would sit down and write down what happened. i did it after the clinton administration and the inauguration and i put that away in my desk. i never though

as the country celebrates navy day. the key here is the capabilities of the navy that is able to respond immediately to any one who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. china stepped up. it's military activity near taiwan in response to us. how speaker nancy pelosi is possible trip to the island as she kicks off her tore of the region. beijing has warned, the move would mean crossing a red line. and in this week's top stories, rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome as he visits for african nations that despite western western pressure for them to snub law scalp with just after 4 pm here in moscow. and you're watching the weekly on our, to international time donald quarter. welcome to the program. now on to our top story, russian authorities are investigating a drone bombing of the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. 6 people were wounded in this attack. in the crimean city of several stobel and officials say and improvised you a, the bomb could have been used, but it's not yet clear where it wa

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as the country celebrates navy day. the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to anyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. china steps up its and military activity near taiwan in response to us. how speaker nancy pelosi is possible trip to the island as she kicks off her tour of the region. beijing has warned the move would mean crossing a red line with and and the week's top stories, rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome. as he visits for african nations, that's despite western pressure for them to snub moscow with just after 5 pm here in moscow, and you're watching the weekly on our t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. and now straight to our top story, russian authorities are investigating a drone bombing of the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. 6 people were wounded in the attack in the crimean city of civil estoppel. and official se and improvised you a the bomb could have been used, but it's not clear yet where it was launched from critical for around 6 am. there

who, to the attendant, the navy de survey of saint petersburg? well, we'll ship submarines of weaponry were on. displayed. the founder and owner of one of the largest agriculture companies and keith has been killed along with his wife and a russian strike in mc alive alexi fountain. tusky was one of ukraine's richest businessman nebula. the firm specializes in the production and export of wheat volley. and crew excitement his building arrived london's wembley stadium. i had of the women's european championship final which happens in a couple of hours from now. oh. c c station england, facing tournaments most successful team, 8 time champions. germany, history is against england. they've lost 21. off 27 meetings against the germans. but if allied us to succeed, they'll clinch that 1st major trophy. as we begin with this one, it says peak say it's no exciting. it's brought the country together. it's just unbelievable. i mean, i never was in london before and never knew when blake so i'm surprised and yeah, i hope germany will when i think we can do

and certainly, the russian navy will continue to play an important role. they were secretary of state, anthony lincoln has raised the killing of sharing of r. claire, during the call with israel's defense minister, the state department says blink, and told benny can there's a need for accountability for the killing of the veteran elders. they're a journalist. lincoln met with members of the family in washington, dc on tuesday. serene was shot dead by israeli forces while on assignments in the occupied westbank or on the president has visited areas hit by flooding and land slides in which at least $69.00 people have died. abraham, racy, and iranian red crescent officers went to the city of federal sca, east of the wrong. heavy rain is called havoc and dozens of provinces. over the past week. dozens of people are still missing and 20000 houses being damaged or destroyed. at least 25 people have died in flash floods that have swept across the mountainous appellation region in the u. s. state of kentucky. this whole is like it arrive. according to the governor

it can -- it consists of two navy strike missiles, which we work in partnership with our navy brothers and sisters, and it's fired from the joint light tactical vehicle chassis. we've had a lot of success. as the -- as mr. stefany alluded to, it's a been employed numerous times, as recently at the end of april, doing envelope expansion, we've had successful shots over three days. so the system continues to perform, and quite frankly, from august of 21, during large-scale exercises, we actually fired two navy strike missiles against a maritime target, both at very successful launch flight impacts. so we are very pleased with that, and at this level, this classification level, the range is -- we are pleased with the range as well. so going forward, we are looking forward to fielding a system, getting out to the fleet as soon as we possibly can. >> when do you anticipate that fielding? it sounds like a great capability. >> end of fy 53. >> -- >> i don't know the exact number, i will have to take that for the record, i will get back to you on the specific number. >> i have more if you have

a navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neal man who killed osama bin laden. brother it is good to have you in studio. we always chatting it up on twitter. >> oh, yeah. lawrence: we've talked before but why do you put on the uniform you see division in the country you see some not appreciating america but there's a lot people like you that they don't just put on the uniform they go to the frontlines of the battle. >> i think there's a point that a lot of politicians and a lot of reporters make stuff bigger than it really is. they don't -- men and women with whom i've served in combat, in administrate eve places they don't care about all of that nonsense they care about red, white and blue and defense that we need eventually and push comes to shove these are people on frontline and that was grand navy s.e.a.l. museum and what he was saying was without saying it was one big trade is humility. along with humor because they're funny people and if you can't lat of a yourself and humility showing up and normal people who get it that's how i describe navy s.e.a.l.es

i know, the navy will have shipboard capabilities. is this a viable for the marine and army, how do we deal with that? >> great question. nemesis is one of our systems. the other one is long-range precision fires. an incredibly long-range weapon, we had demonstrated that weapon system firing off one of our platforms, ground-based. we are very happy with it. we have yet to determine going forward, is a larger system, for my concern, i get concerned when i see things that are big and have very, difficult to resupply, signature. the ground-based tomahawk, a long shot of mark 41 or launch system, which looks similar to other ones. there's opportunities there as we go forward. it is very viable, your concern about access, one of the things, the multi-domain task force is having an mlr, it is smaller, more nimble, organic list -- left. it is bigger but has bigger further punch. it will be up to allies and partisans to determine what they are going to allow in. from my perspective as a marine, the third expeditionary force lives there day in

navy commander. sometimes that officer might be selected from captain as he is, he or she is the parting the campus. a commander job for commander. the senior marine is a captain. he's a ceo, marine security company. and for the white house communication agency detail that's their. maybe a lieutenant colonel typically in the u.s. army. >> and our last question this evening. several of viewers have asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david. and what was one or two things that were just fascinating that you learned while you are researching to write the book? >> thank you. wonderful final question. on the day a change of command, there is a photo of my wife and two daughters. ages seven and four. and she hands me this journal. and the first page of the journal is a scroll of two girls, breonna and ryan saying do daddy, please write stories with the presidents -- someday arkansas will read about them. so it's humorous, i would never thought of it. and so after every visit, weekend o

navy commander. sometimes that officer might be selected for captain, as he or she is a departing the camp. it's a job or a commander. the senior marine is a captain, we call them captain, the co of the marine security company. for the white house communication agency detail that's there, maybe a lieutenant colonel typically of the u.s. army. >> our last question this evening, several viewers have asked this, why did you decide to write the book on camp david? and what was one or two things that were fascinating that you learned while you were researching to write the book? >> thank you. wonderful final question. on the day of change of command, there is a photo of my wife and two daughters with me at the age of seven and four, my wife michelle, she hands me this journal. the first page of the journal is a scrawled a note from the two girls saying, dear daddy, please write stories about the presidents -- so kids will read about. it was humorous. i would've never thought about it. after every visit we

at a stroke he ordered the navy to stand by not to go back to its spaces and this meant that the navy was ready for the war when asked with announced that britain would join the french and the russians. with this meant was that the both the north sea and the english channel were under the control of the world navy and when it came time to dispatch british forces to flanders and to france not a single british soldiers life was lost. churchill also later played a role in the creation of the device that would end trench warfare and that was the tank now there are others who were developing this idea, but churchill as head of the admiralty had a position to do something about it and just revolite revolutionized a warfare down to this day. in a modern war like the great war it was a fact that the navy navy's primary duty would be to blockade. german held europe. this is not the kind of job that churchill wanted to do he had even before the war created a royal naval division of virtually a a land unit that could be used in time of crisis and when the germans invaded belgium he ordered the n

as the country celebrates navy day, the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to any one who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. and in the weeks top stories, rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome, as he visits for african nations that despite western pressure for them to snub moscow with by their you're watching the weekly on our team international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we start this news hour with breaking news from kosovo, where air raid sirens have reportedly been heard amid the latest flare up of tensions with serbia. some local media have reported clashes between serbs and people from kosovo, with people said to be gathering in large crowds on opposite sides of a disputed border crossing and setting up road blocks in the area. this comes after serbia's president reportedly warned about an upcoming military operation by kosovo to sees a border crossing with serbia. it would begin at midnight on sunday. serbian president votes, which is expected to make an urgent st

as the country celebrates navy day, the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to anyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. china steps up its military activity near taiwan in response to us. how speaker nancy pelosi is possible trip to the island as she kicks off her tour of the reaches beijing has warned, the move would mean crossing a red line. and in the week's top stories this, the russians rushes foreign minister, debts a warm welcome, as he visits for african nations. that's described western pressure for them to snub moscow with just after 8 pm here in moscow. and you're watching the weekly on our team international on donald quarter. welcome to the program. now our top story today, russian authorities are investigating a drawing bombing of the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. 6 people were wounded in the attack. in the crimean city of civil stobel and officials say, an improvised u a v bomb could have been used, but it's still unclear where it was launched from pitcher filter around 6 am. t

as the country celebrates navy day, the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to anyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. and in the weeks top stories, rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome, as he visits for african nations that despite western pressure for them to snub moscow with their you're watching the weekly on our team international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we start this news hour with breaking news from kosovo, where air raid sirens have reportedly been heard amid the latest flare up of tensions with serbia. some local media have reported clashes between serbs and people from kosovo, but people said to be gathering in large crowds on opposite sides of a disputed border crossing and setting up road blocks in the area. this comes after serbia's president reportedly warned about an upcoming military operation by kosovo to sees a border crossing with serbia. it would begin at midnight on sunday. serbian president votes, which is expected to make an urgent stateme

a. nato fleets, the russian navy, the surface navy, at least, is out numbered for to one by europe's nate. nate, as european members alone, and of course by far more than that by the american navy. so in terms of numbers, there is really no contact where, of course, russia is the policy and i could, states is been nuclear weapons, which is why president putin, you know, repeatedly emphasizes rushes missile technology. because this is the one area in which russia is still a super unlike the army, the navy has not for an equal, but we do know that he suffered heavy losses in the, in the black sea in the ukraine war. that may well simply illustrate the power of american weaponry which has been supplied to the ukrainian or russian navy has always been considered to have had comparatively high morale and good commanders. but it cannot realistically fight nature. the only area where the navy is actually in action is in the black sea. and russia cannot reinforce the navy in the black sea. so it's not really clear what the rest of the surface navy is. therefore, of course, the submarine navy

churchill did one other thing that had consequences far beyond navy the navy and britain itself to make his ships faster. he ordered that their fuel should be changed from oil to oil instead of coal. the problem was that britain didn't have any coal just before the age of the north sea oil and for that churchill turned to the middle east. as first lord, he ensured that the british government would have long-term interests in a controlling interest and what will become known as the anglo-persian oil company was today bp. um this explains britain's interest in the middle east and why during the great war over 35% of its empire forces were engaged somewhere in the middle east during that conflict. churchill's ally in these endeavors was this man admiral sir john jackie fisher. according to one biographer this would prove to be churchill's most fruitful, but ultimately most toxic working relationship. the two fell out during the great war over the dardanelle's operation. churchill was at the house was at the admiralty during willingness tumultuous times of british. history workers were dema

it can -- it consists of two navy strike missiles, which we work in partnership with our navy brothers and sisters, and it's fired from the joint light tactical vehicle chassis. we've had a lot of success. as the -- as mr. stefany alluded to, it's a been employed numerous times, as recently at the end of april, doing envelope expansion, we've had successful shots over three days. so the system continues to perform, and quite frankly, from august of 21, during large-scale exercises, we actually fired two navy strike missiles against a maritime target, both at very successful launch flight impacts. so we are very pleased with that, and at this level, this classification level, the range is -- we are pleased with the range as well. so going forward, we are looking forward to fielding a system, getting out to the fleet as soon as we possibly can. >> when do you anticipate that fielding? it sounds like a great -- >> end of fy 53. >> -- >> i don't know the exact number, i will have to take that for the record, i will get back to you on the specific number. >> i have more if you have a second

. >> the navy seals, we are at th national navy seal museum, getting ready to interview one t of the most decorated canines active service members. let's go. >> okay, active-duty. tell me about our girl. >> raptor is from batten to my k9. i was a recipient of raptor through the navy seal k9 project . to give you a back story, i had just come back from overseas. and the onset of ptsd. i was headed for retirement and i was approached by phil ryan, the navy seal museum in the nex thingg i know, i was the recipient of raptor. at that time, i was not real mobile and mentally i wasn't real good, so every day, it forced me to get up when i was here and move with her, and focus again on learning to move basically. the project was amazing. my healing was tremendous from thatdo point on. just incredible. >> could she sensed what was going on with you? >> she did. she knew my limitations and she was very responsive to them. >> because of her. >> exactly. i was way ahead of schedule. they were surprised that i recovered the way i did. and that led me back into going into service again because wh

and trained at the navy and shipped to the south. these teams were racing each other. the coast guard sent out observers to their operations and warned them that they were operating in an unsafe manner. there was a lot of disregard for safety and folks involved were very nervous about handling this explosive material. and this shook the entire area as if it was noted on the richter scale and most thought they were being attacked but it was a massive explosion at the base. there was a ship and one was fully loaded and one was gassed up and there was an incredible amount of tonnage that exploded. 320 men died standpointly, 390 were wounded and 202 were african american sailors. there were 15% of all african americans killed during world war ii due to this disaster. the survive african american sailors immediately were called into action and were essentially college age students from late teens to early 20s. there was a lot of trauma at this time. they earned medals for their bravery to help them to put out with many fires and deal with

also coming up a show of strength by russia's navy in the imperial, former capital st. petersburg. while commander in chief, vladimir putin denounces what he calls americans desire to dominate the oceans. and after months of bloody protest, voters go to the polls in santiago, opposition parties, a desperate to stop president mackie sol from clinging to power? ah, i am told me, laddie. well welcome to the program. the international committee of the red cross says it has not been granted access to the bombed outside of the prison camp, where dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in a missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it is invited the red cross and the you went to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and kim have blamed each other for the soldiers, deaths. elsewhere in ukraine. heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the green export business, and entering several other people. dw mathias bellinger is in odessa and i asked him what role the red cross might play? w

would i am a navy pilot, i have encountered uap. walk me through the reporting protocol once i see something that i think needs reporting. >> the first thing that that aviator would you, after landing, as a part of the normal debriefing is they would contact their intelligence officer. their intelligence officer would then walk them through first filing, actually first data presentation to ensure that whatever sensor data may be on the aircraft that we preserve that. so that it is available for later nelson. this second, they would actually fill out a form that includes details like, where they were operating, altitudes they're operating a, speeds, what they observed, whatever sensory data they may recorded from that, and then the report is filed. it goes to places, want to go through the operational chain of command so that operational units are aware of what is being observed. and also, through the uap task force so that they can take that data, databases and quite often have individuals from the task force contacted the aviator a

cnn's oren liebermann has a closer look for us. >> the navy laid out in detail a cascade of failures that led to the november fuel leak at the red hill bulk fuel storage facility in hawaii that led to not only the shutting down of the facility, but also the sickening of hundreds in the area that relied on a well that was near this fuel storage facility that had this leak. the fuel spill that we know about was in november and that is when thousands of gallons potentially leaked from the facility. but according to the navy command investigation, this all began some six months earlier in may workers at the facility improperly went through operating a fuel transfer. that caused a surge in pressure and the rupture of two piping joints and the leak of what they thought was only about 1500 gallons. in reality, the navy found in its command investigation, it was about a 20,000 gallon fuel leak and the vast majority of the fuel was held in a retention pipe as part of a fuel suppression system. fast forward six months to november, that fuel has been sitting there in these pipelines this entire