Felix Maurizio
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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Special: Sea Power And Freedom Celebrating Navy 250 · 6 Oct 2025
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With a length of 377 feet and 6,800 tons and a speed of 25 knots, the Iowa represents the greatest America's silent fleet.
Today's helicopter assault force is relying on a skilled pilot and a crew of Helicopter Seat Combat Squadron 11 to insert them into a target area via fast rope from an MH-60 Sierra helicopter.
Using the digital rocket launcher, this platform can fire precise rockets at about 5,000 meters.
What you are about to witness highlights the mobility, versatility, and power of the most lethal carrier-based strike fighter aircraft in the world, the F-18 Super Hornet, nicknamed the Rhino.
As the Super Hornets approach through the show center at 350 miles an hour, the pilot will rapidly reposition the nose four times, flying a distinct square path through the sky.
Ladies and gentlemen, next up is the F-35C, the Navy's newest variant joint strike fighter.
It is the only fifth-generation aircraft in the Navy's inventory and combines stealth with sensor fusion.
From a speed of 300 miles per hour, BAM will select full AB, roll the aircraft 45 degrees, and show the F-35's ability to rapidly reposition its nose at high speeds and high angles of attack.
He will then climb in the vertical, demonstrating the power of the Lightning II as he accelerates away from the ground.
Ladies and gentlemen, as we conclude today's sea power demonstration, we stand united in awe and gratitude for United States Navy, a force forged in the crucible of history.
and the stalwart defender of American freedom for over two centuries.
From the daring frigates of the Revolutionary War, which challenged the might of the British Empire, to the steel battleships that secured victory in two World Wars, from the vigilant silent service of submarines during the Cold War, to the swift carrier presence that projects power in today's global arena, the Navy has stood as the unwavering shield of our nation.
They remember the sacrifice at Midway and Leyte Gulf, where fate and freedom was decided in the open seas and the skies above.
Today, as we witness the might and precision of this modern fleet, we honor the generations of sailors who have answered the call to defend liberty and uphold justice.
250th birthday.
As one force and of one voice, we remember and we celebrate both our storied past and our proud heritage.
With the origins of the Navy predating our independence, our Continental Congress knew that a fleet of sufficient force was necessary for protection of our colonies and even for freedom itself.
With your hands and through your vessels, our Navy was born as a force for good.
Today, we celebrate one another, sailors and Marines who are the lifeblood of our force and the heart of our birthday celebration.
And we are deeply grateful for all our shipmates, past and present, who have thrown themselves upon the sea again and again in the service of our great country
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