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Bobby Muller Robert O . " Bobby " Muller ( born 1946 ) is an American peace advocate . He was born on Long Island , and grew up in Great Neck , New York and attended Hofstra University . He enlisted in the U . S . Marine Corps in 1967 , during the Vietnam War . His commission with the Marines began the same day he received his bachelor ' s degree in business administration from Hofstra University in 1968 , and by September of that year he was a combat lieutenant leading a Marine infantry platoon . In April 1969 , while leading an assault in Vietnam , a bullet entered his chest and severed his spinal cord , leaving him paralyzed from the chest down . After returning from Vietnam , Muller became a staunch advocate for veterans ' rights and Peace activist . In 1974 he earned his law degree from the Hofstra University School of Law . In the same year , he appeared in the anti - war documentary film " Hearts and Minds " , speaking about his life before , during , and after the Vietnam War . He founded Vietnam Veterans of America ( VVA ) in 1978 and Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation ( VVAF ) in 1980 . The VVAF co - founded the International Campaign to Ban Landmines , which won a 1997 Nobel Peace Prize . In 2004 , Muller founded Alliance for Security . He is currently serving as an advisory board member for a new group called Operation Truth . Muller is president of Veterans for America ( formerly known as the Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation ) . Veterans for America is uniting the new generation of veterans with those from past wars to address the needs of veterans , service members and their families and their larger concerns about the impact of war . It is an advocacy and humanitarian organization . Veterans for America is committed to advancing policy and elevating public discourse on the causes , conduct and consequences of war . Muller is a friend of Bill Wieman , Mark Clevinger , and Ron Kovic . He has lectured about his experiences on over 100 college campuses . Television appearances . In a 1997 MSNBC " NewsChat " segment Muller debated Ann Coulter . Muller attempted to explain to Ann that " In 90 percent of cases that U . S . soldiers got blown up — Ann , are you listening ? — they were our own mines . " She interrupted Muller ' s point about the role that landmines played in the Vietnam War with the statement " No wonder you guys lost . " Muller responded to Coulter ' s remark with an incredulous " Say that again , " while moderator Felicia Taylor sharply rebuked the in - house pundit : " OK , we ' re not going to get into that conversation . Ann , that was unnecessary ! Mr . Muller , please continue . . . " Time Magazine reported the incident differently : Muller was misquoting a 1969 Pentagon report that found that 90 percent of the components used in enemy mines came from U . S . duds and refuse . Coulter , who found Muller ' s statement laughable , averted her eyes and responded sarcastically : " No wonder you guys lost . " It became an infamous — and oft - misreported — Coulter moment . The Washington Post and others turned the line into a more personal attack : " People like you caused us to lose that war . "
Sarawak Rangers The Sarawak Rangers were a para - military force founded in 1862 by the second Rajah of Sarawak , Charles Anthony Johnson Brooke . They evolved from the fortmen which were raised to defend Kuching in 1846 . The Sarawak Rangers were first commanded by William Henry Rodway , briefly in 1862 and again from 1872 to his retirement in 1881 , and were highly skilled in jungle warfare and general policing duties , being equipped with various western rifles , cannons and native weaponry . They were based in a number of forts constructed at strategic locations in towns and at river mouths . Aside from protecting Sarawak ' s borders , they were used to fight any rebels and were engaged in a number of campaigns during their history . In times of emergency or war , they could depend on the support of the local population and tribespeople . The Sarawak Rangers were disbanded for a few years in the 1930s , only to be reformed and mobilised for the Second World War in which they attempted to defend Sarawak from Japanese invasion in 1942 at the start of the Pacific War . After the abdication of Charles Vyner Brooke in 1946 , the Sarawak Rangers became a colonial unit under direct British control and saw action in both the Malayan Emergency and the Borneo Confrontation . In 1963 , after the formation of Malaysia , the Sarawak Rangers became part of the Royal Ranger Regiment .
Theater Sustainment Command The Theater Sustainment Command is a United States Army Logistics Headquarters . The theater sustainment command is the senior army logistics command in a theater . The command is a modular organization tailored to meet specific requirements of the theater . It will command one or more Sustainment Commands . When serving in a joint environment where the army is the dominant service , the TSC could provide core elements of a single , joint logistics command and control capability .
Machinery repairman Machinery repairman ( abbreviated as MR ) is a United States Navy occupational rating . Machinery repairmen perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on assigned equipment and in support of other ships , requiring the skillful use of lathes , milling machines , boring mills , grinders , power hack saws , drill presses , and other machine tools ; portable machinery ; hand tools ; and measuring instruments found in a machine shop . Machinery repairmen are skilled machine tool operators . They make replacement parts for a ship ’ s engine auxiliary equipment , such as evaporators , air compressors and pumps . The repair of deck equipment , including winches and hoists , condensers and heat exchange devices are completed by machinist mate s . Machinery repairmen assist enginemen by repairing or producing parts in the machine shop . Shipboard machinery repairmen do not frequently operate main propulsion machinery , primarily performing machine shop duties .
Row galley A row galley was a term used by the early United States Navy for an armed watercraft that used oars rather than sail as a means of propulsion . During the " age of sail " row galleys had the advantage of propulsion while ships of sail might be stopped or running at slow speed because of lack of wind for their sails . Even row galleys were sometimes fitted with sails . During the American Revolution , row galleys , such as the USS " Spitfire " and the " Washington " , with crews of up to 60 oarsmen , were employed successfully in battle against larger warship s . During the American Civil War , Union Navy and Confederate Navy ships operating in rivers and other interior waterways , would send row galleys to surprise and capture enemy ships anchored for the night .
15th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry The 15th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry was an American Civil War infantry regiment from New Jersey that served from September 1862 through 1865 in the Union Army . The Fifteenth Regiment was organized at Flemington , New Jersey in July and August 1862 . Three companies were recruited in Sussex County , two in Warren , two in Hunterdon , two in Morris and one in Somerset , and all were composed of men of superior physical strength and capacities of endurance . The regiment was mustered into the United States services on the 25th of August and on the 27th left for Washington , numbering nine hundred and twenty - five officers and men , Colonel Samuel Fowler commanding . Reaching the Capital it encamped at Tennallytown , where it remained for about a month , engaged in drill and acquiring discipline for future service . While here , the men were also employed upon the defenses of Washington , slashing timber , making military roads , and throwing up earthworks - Fort Kearny being constructed entirely by their labor . Original regimental commanders . The following officers led the regiment at the outset . Staff officers , including the Colonel , were generally listed under Company S . Unassigned replacements were listed under Company U . First enlistment . By the time the 15th was formed all regiments were created for 3 years service . Most would reenlist to become " Veteran " regiments when and if their time came . Statistics . This regiment suffered higher casualties than any other infantry regiment from New Jersey . Personal Stories . Personal stories of individual officers or enlisted men should be added to this section in alphabetical order . Losey , Peter ( PVT ) . Peter Losey was an unmarried farmer in Stillwater Township , Sussex County , New Jersey when he enlisted at Newton . He served in Company I from first muster on August 11 , 1862 until his capture on May 4 , 1864 during the Battle of the Wilderness . By July 16 he was at Andersonville where he remained until he was released to the Union with others who were too ill matter . That is , he was too far gone to recover . He was exchanged on November 30 at Savannah , Georgia , and taken to Annapolis where he died of chronic diarrhea on December 20 , 1864 . Private Peter Losey ( no . 287 ) was buried at U . S . Cemetery Annapolis in 259 Ash Grove .
Cook ' s Regiment of Militia Cook ' s Regiment of Militia was called up at Wallingford , Connecticut on August 26 , 1777 as reinforcements for the Continental Army during the Saratoga Campaign . The regiment marched quickly to join the gathering forces of Gen . Horatio Gates as he faced British General John Burgoyne in northern New York . The regiment served in General Poor ' s brigade . With the surrender of Burgoyne ' s Army on October 17 the regiment was disbanded on November 9 , 1777 .
HMS C27 HMS " C27 " was a British C class submarine built by Vickers , Barrow . She was laid down on 4 June 1908 and was commissioned on 14 August 1909 . Service history . HMS " C27 " along with the trawler " Princess Louise " ( ex - " Princess Marie Jose " ) sank in the Fair Isle Channel between Orkney and Shetland on 20 July 1915 during the U - boat trap tactic . The tactic was to use a decoy trawler to tow a submarine . When a U - boat was sighted , the tow line and communication line was slipped and the submarine would attack the U - boat . The tactic was partly successful , but was abandoned after the loss of two C class submarines . In both cases , all the crew were lost . HMS " C27 " was involved in the Baltic operations from 1915 to 1918 . HMS " C27 " was scuttled on 5 April 1918 outside Helsinki ( Helsingfors ) south of the Harmaja Light ( Gråhara ) to avoid seizure by advancing German forces . HMS " C27 " was salvaged for breaking up in Finland in August 1953 .
USS Water Witch ( 1847 ) USS " Water Witch " ( 1847 ) was a steamer in the service of the United States Navy . She participated in the Mexican - American War which lasted from 1846 to 1848 . The second " Water Witch " was a modification of the hull of the first . She entered the Philadelphia Navy Yard late in 1845 ; had her hull lengthened by some 30 feet ; and had all her machinery removed and replaced with a new power plant to drive a Loper propeller . However , that configuration , after some months of experimentation , also proved unsatisfactory and ; in 1847 , she again traded her propulsion plant for an inclined condensing engine driving conventional side - wheels . She probably was not finally commissioned until 21 August 1847 , Lt . George M . Totten in command . Serving in Mexican waters during the Mexican - American War . The war with Mexico took her to blockade duty in the Gulf of Mexico where she arrived late in October 1847 . At Anton Lizardo , Veracruz , she joined the squadron under Commodore Matthew C . Perry . Late in November and early in December , she cruised to reconnoiter the Veracruz ports of Alvarado and Coatzacoalcos , along the coast of Tabasco , and north to the ports of Ciudad del Carmen , Campeche , and Cd . Campeche in company with " Mississippi " and " Scorpion " . She served with the blockading forces in the Gulf of Mexico through the end of the U . S . - Mexican War in February 1848 . Final operations and decommissioning . Thereafter , " Water Witch " served in American waters with the Home Squadron . Her much repaired hull prevented her from seeing overseas service , but her career continued until 1851 . During the spring of that year , she sailed from Norfolk , Virginia , on a coastal voyage but broke down on her first day out and was towed back to port . She was placed out of commission on 25 April 1851 . Her machinery was removed at Washington for use in the third " Water Witch " , and her hull became a target for gunnery practice
Terrence R . Dake Terrence R . Dake ( born July 22 , 1944 ) is a retired United States Marine Corps four - star general who served as Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps ( ACMC ) from 1998 to 2000 . Biography . Terrance Dake was born on July 22 , 1944 in Omaha , Nebraska . He was raised in the Missouri Ozarks . He earned undergraduate degrees from the College of the Ozarks and the University of Arkansas . He holds a Master of Arts degree from Pepperdine University . He was commissioned a second lieutenant upon graduation from Officer Candidate School in October 1966 . Dake was designated a Naval Aviator at Pensacola , Florida , on the January 25 , 1968 . Dake logged more than 6 , 000 flight hours in military aircraft . Significant flying tours include a combat tour in Vietnam in 1968 - 69 flying CH - 53A helicopters ; Commanding Officer of Marine Helicopter Squadron One , designated as the President ' s helicopter pilot , 1983 – 1985 ; Commanding General of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing , July 1995 - July 1996 . General Dake has flown helicopters in every aircraft wing in the Marine Corps . Additionally , he served as the Assistant Chief of Staff of Operations , G - 3 for the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing in Desert Shield and Desert Storm , the largest aircraft wing ever fielded in combat by the Marine Corps . Dake served as the Director of Joint Training and Doctrine with the Commander - in - Chief of the United States Atlantic Command from July 1987 - July 1990 . Promoted to brigadier general in March 1992 , Dake ' s assignments as a general officer were : Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff of Aviation ; Inspector General of the Marine Corps ; Deputy Commanding General , Marine Corps Combat Development Command ; Commanding General , 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing and Deputy Chief of Staff for Aviation . Dake was advanced to the rank of general and assumed his position as the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps on September 5 , 1998 . He retired on September 7 , 2000 . Awards . Dake ' s personal decorations include :
Ronald Scobie Lieutenant - General Sir Ronald MacKenzie Scobie KBE , CB , MC ( 8 June 1893 – 23 February 1969 ) was a British Army officer who commanded III Corps . Military career . Educated at Cheltenham and Woolwich , Scobie played rugby for Scotland in 1914 . He was commissioned into the Royal Engineers in 1914 and served in World War I in France and Belgium 1914 – 1918 ; General Staff Officer Grade 3 , France 1918 ; Bde Maj , France 1918 – 1920 ; Officer , Company of Gentlemen Cadets , Royal Marine Artillery , Woolwich 1920 – 1924 ; Staff Capt , Aldershot Command 1927 – 1929 ; Bde Maj , Aldershot Command 1929 – 1931 He became Director of Military Artillery at the Royal Military College , Australia in 1932 and Assistant Adjutant General at the War Office in 1938 . In 1939 , at the start of World War II Scobie , a brigadier , was Deputy Director of Mobilisation at the War Office . After this he held the position Deputy Adjutant General at General Headquarters , Middle East Land Forces in 1940 before being given command of the 70th Infantry Division , which was sent into to relieve the Australian 9th Division in Tobruk . Scobie was in command of the Tobruk fortress from 22 October 1941 to 13 December 1941 , when , as part of Operation Crusader , the 70th Infantry Division led the break - out from Tobruk . In 1942 he became General Officer Commanding the Troops in Malta and on 22 March 1943 Scobie was promoted to lieutenant general and made Chief of the General Staff at General Headquarters Middle East . From 11 December 1943 he was given command of III Corps which was sent to Greece to expel the Germans but ended up becoming involved in the Greek Civil War . He remained in command of British forces in Greece until 1946 .
Battle of Seal Cove The Battle of Seal Cove was a minor naval action west of Lively Island , during the 1982 Falklands War . On May 22 , 1982 , while supporting Operation Sutton off San Carlos Bay , the British frigates HMS " Brilliant " and HMS " Yarmouth " received orders to stop and seize the Argentine armed coastal supply boat ARA . The coaster " Monsunen " was actually a small British vessel that had been captured in the course of the Argentine invasion . The ship was spotted by a RAF Harrier while sailing from Fox Bay towards Stanley with a cargo of 150 fuel drums and 250 flour sacks . The engagement . At 4 : 00 am GMT of May 23 , a Sea Lynx identified the " Monsunen " while the latter was heading to the north , west of Lively Island . After a surrender order was radioed to the motorboat , another helicopter transporting a SBS team tried to intercept her . The aircraft was greeted with heavy machine gun and small arms fire , so it was forced to abort the mission . At the same time , the coastal ship ’ s radar detected the British squadron about eight miles to stern and approaching aggressively . Almost immediately , HMS " Yarmouth " began to fire her 4 . 5 inch ( 114 mm ) deck gun on the Argentine vessel , forcing her to manoeuvre in order to avoid the incoming rounds . When the distance fell to 4 miles , Captain Gopcevich , the Argentine commander , decided that the only way to deceive the British radar was to beach the boat on Seal Cove , a large inlet nearby . Shortly after he succeeded in running aground his ship and ordering the crew to abandon her , the British shelling resumed . The fire was inaccurate and aimed at the general area of landing . In the process of evacuating the vessel , one of the ratings fell overboard and suffered some serious bruises , but he was successfully rescued by a young sailor . The crew members took refuge in an improvised inland shelter . Aftermath . After effectively losing the track of their small enemy , the British frigates gave up and returned to San Carlos waters . " Monsunen " was found by her complement at dawn , with her engine still running , apparently after refloating by the rising tide . However , a sling had become entangled with her propeller , disabling the transmission . With the ship ' s speed now dramatically reduced , Gopcevich radioed for help to Stanley . A few hours later , another British trawler seized by the Argentines , ARA " Forrest " , towed the " Monsunen " to Darwin . She was later recovered there by British forces on May 29 , after the Battle of Goose Green . The much needed cargo was uploaded by ARA " Forrest " , which made for Stanley . The coaster successfully completed " Monsunen " ' s relief mission on May 25 . The action is thought to be the only naval encounter between armed surface ships in the war . Jorge Gopcevich Canevari was awarded the " La Nación Argentina al Valor en Combate " cross .
VII Corps ( German Empire ) The VII Army Corps / VII AK ( ) was a corps level command of the Prussia n and then the Imperial German Armies from the 19th Century to World War I . Originating in 1815 as the General Command for the Province of Westphalia , the headquarters was in Münster and its catchment area was the Province of Westphalia and the Principalities of Lippe and Schaumburg - Lippe . The Corps served in the Austro - Prussian War . During the Franco - Prussian War it was assigned to the 1st Army . In peacetime the Corps was assigned to the III Army Inspectorate which became the 2nd Army at the start of the First World War . It was still in existence at the end of the war in the 7th Army , " Heeresgruppe Deutscher Kronprinz " on the Western Front . The Corps was disbanded with the demobilisation of the German Army after World War I . Austro - Prussian War . VII Corps fought in the Austro - Prussian War in 1866 , seeing action in the Battle of Königgrätz . Franco - Prussian War . During the Franco - Prussian War , the Corps formed part of the 1st Army and fought in several battles and engagements , including the Battle of Spicheren , the Battle of Borny - Colombey , the Battle of Gravelotte and the Siege of Metz . Peacetime organisation . The 25 peacetime Corps of the German Army ( Guards , I - XXI , I - III Bavarian ) had a reasonably standardised organisation . Each consisted of two divisions with usually two infantry brigades , one field artillery brigade and a cavalry brigade each . Each brigade normally consisted of two regiments of the appropriate type , so each Corps normally commanded 8 infantry , 4 field artillery and 4 cavalry regiments . There were exceptions to this rule : Each Corps also directly controlled a number of other units . This could include one or more World War I . Organisation on mobilisation . On mobilization on 2 August 1914 the Corps was restructured . 13th and 14th Cavalry Brigades were withdrawn to form part of the 9th Cavalry Division . The 16th Uhlans , formerly of the IV Corps , was raised to a strength of 6 squadrons before being split into two half - regiments of 3 squadrons each . The half - regiments were assigned as divisional cavalry to 13th and 14th Divisions . 28th Infantry Brigade was assigned to the 14th Reserve Division with the VII Reserve Corps . Divisions received engineer companies and other support units from the Corps headquarters . In summary , VII Corps mobilised with 25 infantry battalions , 9 machine gun companies ( 54 machine guns ) , 6 cavalry squadrons , 24 field artillery batteries ( 144 guns ) , 4 heavy artillery batteries ( 16 guns ) , 3 pioneer companies and an aviation detachment . Combat chronicle . On mobilisation , VII Corps was assigned to the 2nd Army forming part of the right wing of the forces for the Schlieffen Plan offensive in August 1914 on the Western Front . It participated in the First Battle of the Marne and First Battle of Ypres in 1914 . It was still in existence at the end of the war in the 7th Army , " Heeresgruppe Deutscher Kronprinz " on the Western Front . Commanders . The VII Corps had the following commanders during its existence :
Royal Croatian Home Guard The Royal Croatian Home Guard ( , often simply " Domobranstvo " or " Domobran " in singular ) , in German " Croatisch - Slawonische Landwehr " was the Croatian army section of the Royal Hungarian Army ( ) , which existed from 1868 to 1918 . The force was created by decree of the Croatian Parliament on December 5 , 1868 as a result of the Croatian - Hungarian Settlement . The settlement specified four conditions : First units . eight squadrons : then eight battalions : in the next five years : and the : Commanders of the Royal Croatian Home Guard . All commanders of the Royal Croatian Home Guard Command , rank general , where Croatians : Croatian Home Guard in the First World War . The 42nd Home Guard Infantry Division consisting of the 25th , 26th , 27th and 28th Home Guard Infantry regiment under the Command of Stjepan Sarkotić took part in the battle against Serbia in August , 1914 together with the 104th Landsturm ( pučko - ustaška ) Brigade under the Command of Theodor Bekić . Croatian Home Guard after 1918 . During World War II , the Independent State of Croatia was formed and its regular army was also called the " Croatian Home Guard " . It existed from April 1941 to May 1945 . On 24 December 1991 , during the Croatian War of Independence , a part of the Croatian Army was formed that was also called the " Home Guard " . It ceased to exist in a 2003 reorganization .