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BrahMos - II BrahMos - II or BrahMos - 2 or BrahMos Mark II is a hypersonic cruise missile currently under joint development by India ' s Defence Research and Development Organisation ( DRDO ) and Russia ' s NPO Mashinostroeyenia , which have together formed BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited . It is the second of the BrahMos series of cruise missiles . The BrahMos - II is expected to have a range of and a speed of Mach 7 . During the cruise stage of flight the missile will be propelled by a scramjet airbreathing jet engine . Other details , including production cost and physical dimensions of the missile , are yet to be published . It is expected to be ready for testing by 2017 . The planned operational range of the BrahMos - II has been restricted to as Russia is a signatory to the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) , which prohibits it from helping other countries develop missiles with ranges above . Its top speed will be double that of the current BrahMos - I , and it has been described as the fastest missile in the world . Design of multiple variants of the missile was completed by October 2011 , with testing starting in 2012 . These variants will arm the Project 15B destroyers of the Indian Navy . Fourth - generation multi - purpose Russian Naval destroyers ( Project 21956 ) are also likely to be equipped with the BrahMos II .
Friedrich Böhme Friedrich Böhme ( 8 May 1899 – 6 December 1989 ) was a highly decorated " Kapitän zur See " ( naval captain ) in the " Kriegsmarine " during World War II . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Friedrich Böhme was captured by American troops in 1945 and handed over to British forces . He was released in 1948 .
French ship Eylau ( 1856 ) The Eylau was a converted fast screw ship of the line of the French Navy . Started as a 100 - gun " Hercule " class ship of the line , " Eylau " was ordered converted to mixed propulsion in 1852 , even before her keel was laid . She was used as a hulk in Toulon , and broken up in 1905 .
Nadashio ( SS - 577 ) The Nadashio ( SS - 577 ) was a Japanese diesel - electric Yūshio class submarine . It was launched on 27 January 1983 and decommissioned 1 June 2001 . On July 23 , 1988 the submarine collided with the sports fishing boat " Fuji Maru " causing the deaths of 30 people .
Japanese destroyer Wakatsuki " Wakatsuki " participated in rescuing sailors from two of the aircraft carriers that participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor : ( June 1944 ) and ( October 1944 ) when each was sunk by US forces . On 11 November 1944 , " Wakatsuki " was escorting a troop convoy to Ormoc , Philippines . She was sunk by aircraft of Task Force 38 in Ormoc Bay , west of Leyte ( ) .
USS Teaser ( SP - 933 ) The second USS " Teaser " ( SP - 933 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1918 . " Teaser " was built as a civilian wooden - hulled cabin launch of the same name in 1916 by W . F . Dunn at Norfolk , Virginia . In November 1917 , the U . S . Navy acquired her from her owner , George Roper & Brother , for use as a section patrol vessel during World War I . She was commissioned as USS " Teaser " ( SP - 933 ) on 29 November 1917 . Assigned to the 5th Naval District , " Teaser " served on patrol duties in the Hampton Roads , Virginia , area for the rest of World War I and into December 1918 . On 27 December 1918 , an engine backfire started a fire aboard " Teaser " , and she burned and sank in Hampton Roads . " Teaser " was stricken from the Navy List on 15 February 1919 .
SS Empire Collins Empire Collins was a 9 , 795 GRT tanker which was built in 1942 by Sir J Laing & Sons Ltd , Sunderland for the Ministry of War Transport ( MoWT ) . In 1945 she was sold into merchant service and renamed Southern Collins . She was sold in 1956 to Panama and renamed Cassian Sailor . In 1960 she was sold to Pakistan and renamed Mushtari . She was scrapped in 1964 . Description . The ship was built by Sir J Laing & Sons Ltd , Sunderland as yard number 745 . She was launched on 29 June 1942 and completed in December 1942 . The ship was long , with a beam of and a depth of . She had a GRT of 9 , 795 and a NRT of 5 , 784 . Her DWT was 14 , 766 . The ship was propelled by a triple expansion steam engine , which had cylinders of , and diameter by stroke . The engine was built by North East Marine Engine Co ( 1938 ) Ltd , Newcastle upon Tyne . The engine could propel her at empty , loaded . History . " Empire Collins " was built for the MoWT . She was placed under the management of Haldin & Phillips Ltd . Her port of registry was Sunderland . The Code Letters BFFM and United Kingdom Official Number 169106 were allocated . " Empire Collins " was a member of a number of convoys in the Second World War . Convoy ON 161 departed Liverpool on 12 January 1943 and arrived at New York on 31 January . " Empire Collins " became detached from the convoy on 30 January in poor visibility . Convoy MKS 16 departed Alexandria , Egypt on 24 June 1943 , and arrived at Tripoli , Libya on 29 June . Leaving Tripoli that day , it arrived at Gibraltar on 6 July . The convoy departed Gibraltar on 9 July 1943 and arrived at Liverpool on 22 July . " Empire Collins " departed from Algiers . In 1945 , " Empire Collins " was sold to The South Georgia Co Ltd . She was placed under the management of Christian Salvesen & Co Ltd and was renamed " Southern Collins " . Her port of registry was changed to Leith . In 1952 , " Southern Collins " ran aground at the entrance to Leith Harbour and was holed , losing much of her cargo of whale oil . In May 1956 , " Southern Collins " was sold to San Felicia Compagnia Navigacion , Panama and was renamed " Cassian Sailor " . In April 1960 , she was sold to the Gulf Steamship Co Ltd , Karachi , West Pakistan and was renamed " Mushtari " . She was scrapped in 1964 at Karachi .
117 Squadron ( Israel ) The 117 Squadron of the Israeli Air Force , also known as the First Jet Squadron , is an F - 16C fighter squadron based at Ramat David Airbase . The squadron operated Israel ' s first jet aircraft , the Gloster Meteor , flying the T7 , F8 and FR9 variants .
Officer Selection Officer A Marine Corps Officer Selection Officer ( OSO ) leads a team of Marines and Civilian employees that assists university students with their applications for a Marine Corps Commission as 2nd Lieutenant . Responsibilities . An OSO is responsible for the oversight of all functions of the Officer Selection Station . It is their responsibility to ensure all students that have the desire to be Marine Corps Officer are physically and mentally prepared for the rigors of the Officer Candidate School ( OCS ) . Programs . The OSO has many different programs to offer to university students . All training is paid and takes place in Quantico , Virginia at the OCS . The programs are the Platoon Leader s Course ( PLC ) or the Officer Candidate Course ( OCC ) . The course enrollment is then further broken down into 3 different career choices : All training is paid and many universities accept OCS transcripts for college credit hours Basic requirements for all programs : Officer Candidate Course . More commonly referred to as " OCC " , is reserved for recent grads , seniors anticipating graduation , or those that have been in the civilian work force for a period of time . OCC is an opportunity for college graduates to gain leadership skills and worldly experience while earning a salary . Platoon Leaders Course . More commonly referred to as PLC , can be attended by sophomores , juniors and in some cases seniors .
USS Lavender ( 1864 ) USS " Lavender " ( 1864 ) was a steamer acquired by the Union Navy during the American Civil War . She was used by the Navy as a tugboat . " Lavender " , a tug built at Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , in 1864 as " Mayflower " , was purchased there by the Navy 25 May 1864 . Assigned to the South Atlantic Blockade . Ordered to proceed off Charleston , South Carolina , for duty with the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron , " Lavender " , acting Master John H . Gleason in command , departed the Delaware Capes 11 June . " Lavender " strikes a reef and is wrecked . Shortly before midnight on the 12th , she struck a reef off North Carolina during a severe squall . Efforts to get her free were thwarted when water entered her engine room and put out her fires . The wooden steamer was completely wrecked and nine of her crew were lost before Army steamer " John Farrow " rescued 14 survivors three days later .
Gilmary M . Hostage III Gilmary Michael " Mike " Hostage III , ( born April 29 , 1955 ) is a United States Air Force four - star general who currently serves as the commander , Air Combat Command . He previously served as commander , United States Air Forces Central , Southwest Asia . He assumed his current assignment on September 13 , 2011 . As the commander of Air Combat Command , he is responsible for organizing , training , equipping and maintaining combat - ready forces for rapid deployment and employment while ensuring strategic air defense forces are ready to meet the challenges of peacetime air sovereignty and wartime defense . ACC operates more than 1 , 000 aircraft , 22 wings , 13 bases , and more than 300 operating locations worldwide with 79 , 000 active - duty and civilian personnel . When mobilized , the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve contribute more than 700 aircraft and 51 , 000 people to ACC . As the Combat Air Forces lead agent , ACC develops strategy , doctrine , concepts , tactics , and procedures for air - and space - power employment . The command provides conventional and information warfare forces to all unified commands to ensure air , space and information superiority for warfighters and national decision - makers . ACC can also be called upon to assist national agencies with intelligence , surveillance and crisis response capabilities . As the Air Component Commander for U . S . Central Command , Hostage was responsible for developing contingency plans and conducting air operations in a 20 - nation area of responsibility covering Central and Southwest Asia . General Hostage entered the air force through Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps from Duke University in 1977 with a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering . He is also a graduate of the U . S . Air Force Fighter Weapons School , and a command pilot with more than 4 , 000 flying hours . He has flown combat missions in multiple aircraft , logging more than 600 combat hours in operations Desert Shield , Desert Storm , Southern Watch , Enduring Freedom , Iraqi Freedom and New Dawn . In May 2012 , press reports have indicated Hostage ordered pilots to fly the F - 22 Raptor despite problems with its oxygen system . Hostage has said that some of the problems the pilots encountered were simply limits of the human body , but that UAVs were not suitable for the AirSea Battle concept of the Pacific Pivot . Hostage has put forwards the concept of a " combat cloud " for how manned and unmanned systems will work together in the USAF of the future .
Horst Rudat Horst Rudat ( born 3 May 1920 in Wirtkallen , district Insterburg , East Prussia ; died 31 August 1982 in Laaber / Waldelzerberg ) was a German World War II " Luftwaffe " bomber pilot . After the war he joined the Bundeswehr and attained the rank of Generalmajor . In the weeks following Operation Overlord , the Allied invasion of France , " Hauptmann " Rudat was tasked with the leadership of a task force in 2 . / Kampfgeschwader 101 . The task force was experimenting with the Mistel , a " Luftwaffe " aircraft bombing system , based broadly on the parasite aircraft concept . Rudat led a formation of 4 Mistel aircraft against the invasion fleet of off Normandy in the night of 24 / 25 June 1944 . The HMS " Nith " , a British " River Class " frigate , was damaged killing nine of her crew .
Battle of Cellorigo The Battles of Cellorigo were two battles that took place over the Castle at Cellorigo , La Rioja , Spain from 882 to 883 . The two battles represented a struggle for control over the castle and its surrounding countryside . It was fought between the forces of the Kingdom of Leon , under the command of Alfonso III of Leon and the forces of the Emirate of Cordoba , under the command of Muhammad ibn Lubb ibn Qasi . Both actions resulted in a defeat for the Muslim . The castle that the battles were originally fought over has been unfortunately lost to history . First Battle of Cellorigo . In 882 , Muhammad ibn Lubb , who , like his father Lubb ibn Musa before him , previously had always had good relations with the Christian kingdoms to the north , joined in a coalition with the forces of the Córdoban Emir Muhammad I of Córdoba . The emir , as a gesture of good will , sent his son , Al - Mundhir of Córdoba to join ibn Lubb on raids along the Ebro River . Muhammad ibn Lubb made his way from Zaragoza along the Ebro and devastated the valleys he passed through in La Rioja which at the time belonged to the King of Zaragoza , Isma ' el ibn Musa , and the King of Tudela , Fortun ibn Musa , both of whom were uncles of Muhammad ibn Lubb . Once arriving at Cellorigo , they attempted to take the castle as it was strategically positioned to protect one of the few passes crossing the Obarenes Mountains . The castle was defended by Vela Jiménez , founder of the House of Vela and the first Count of Álava . The attack left both armies with many wounded and the Muslim forces were unable to succeed in taking the castle . Afterwards , Al - Mundir , son of the Córdoban emir , took a sizable portion of the Muslim army and went to Pancorbo , another mountain pass through the Obarenes . The assault on the Castillo de Pancorbo became prolonged over a number of days , finishing with another Muslim retreat and many casualties . After these retreats , King Alfonso III of Leon ordered Diego Rodríguez Porcelos and Vela Jimenez to pursue Muhammad ibn Lubb and Al - Mundhir . After being pursued for some time , the Muslim leaders sued for peace . Second Battle of Cellorigo . A year later , in 883 , Al - Mundhir of Córdoba gathered together an army under the command of Almonder and Abuhalit . After defeating the walls of Zaragoza and sacking the city of Villamayor de Monjardín and other towns of Navarre , he set off once again to take the mountain pass castle at Cellorigo , but this time without the assistance of the troops commanded by Muhammad ibn Lubb . The results of the campaign were worse than the previous attempt . After being repulsed a second time by the defenders at Cellorigo , he marched to try a second assault on the castle at Pancorbo and another at Castrojeriz . Both attempts met in complete failure and great losses for the Muslim side . Humiliated , Al - Mundhir sent an envoy to King Alfonso III before leaving the Kingdom of Leon , to sue for another peace .
William Murray Black William Murray Black ( December 8 , 1855 – September 24 , 1933 ) was career officer in the United States Army , noted for his ability to organize and train young engineers . Biography . Black , born in Lancaster , Pennsylvania , graduated first in the United States Military Academy class of 1877 and was commissioned in the Corps of Engineers . From 1886 to 1891 Black headed the Jacksonville District , and in 1897 - 98 he was the Engineer Commissioner on the governing board of the District of Columbia . In the Spanish - American War , he was Chief Engineer , 3d and 5th Army Corps . As Chief Engineer under Generals William Ludlow and Leonard Wood ( 1899 – 1901 ) , and six years later as advisor to the Cuban Department of Public Works , he modernized Havana ' s sanitary system . As Commandant of the Army Engineer School ( 1901 – 03 ) , Black moved it from Willets Point , New York , to Washington Barracks , D . C . After his return from Cuba in 1909 , he was Northeast Division Engineer and chairman of a board to raise the battleship . Devoted to training young engineer officers in the art of war , General Black ' s greatest responsibility came as Chief of Engineers during World War I in mobilizing and training some 300 , 000 engineer troops for a wide range of military engineering tasks . For this work he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal . He retired October 31 , 1919 , and died in Washington , D . C . The , launched July 1943 , was named in his honor . References . " This article contains public domain text from "
HMNZS Arabis ( K385 ) HMNZS " Arabis was a modified of the Royal New Zealand Navy ( RNZN ) . Built for the Royal Navy as HMS " Arabis , she was transferred to the RNZN on completion . She was commissioned in 1944 . and decommissioned in 1948 . After a refit , " Arabis " sailed for the Solomons , arriving at Renard Sound on 14 December 1944 where her captain took over as senior officer , 25th Minesweeper Flotilla , from " Matai " . She returned to Auckland on 20 June 1945 . Two voyages to Nouméa followed in July 1945 to escort with " Tui " the twelve RNZN Fairmiles back home to Auckland . Fate . " Arabis " was decommissioned in 1948 , and broken up for scrap in 1951
Space Based Space Surveillance The Space Based Space Surveillance ( SBSS ) system is a planned constellation of satellites and supporting ground infrastructure that will improve the ability of the United States Department of Defense ( DoD ) to detect and track space objects in orbit around the Earth . The primary SBSS contractor , Boeing , characterizes some orbiting space objects as , " Potential future threats to the United States ' space assets . " The SBSS development work is being conducted in coordination with the Space Situational Awareness Group in the Space Superiority Systems Wing of the United States Air Force . The commander of the Space Situational Awareness Group believes the SBSS satellite operations center , " Will transform Space Situational Awareness by providing a gateway to a responsive , taskable sensor . This capability is key to enabling the event - driven operations concept of the future . " Pathfinder satellite . The first " pathfinder " satellite of the SBSS system was successfully placed into orbit onboard a Minotaur IV rocket on September 25 , 2010 . Originally , the launch was scheduled for December 2008 but was rescheduled for Spring of 2009 , and again delayed until 22 Oct 2009 . The launch delays were caused by problems with the booster , and not the satellite itself . A launch expected for July 8 , 2010 was also postponed . The program cost $ 823 million , including satellite , payload , launch , and ground support . ( The satellite and payload contracts to Ball Aerospace are approximately 40 % of the total . ) It is designed to examine every spacecraft in geosynchronous orbit at least once a day . The SBSS pathfinder satellite has a 30 cm telescope on a two axis gimbal with a 2 . 4 megapixel image sensor and has a projected mission duration of five and a half years .
Burroughs AN / GSA - 51 Radar Course Directing Group The Burroughs AN / GSA - 51 Radar Course Directing Group was a Cold War command , control , and coordination system of the SAGE System to replace vacuum tube IBM AN / FSQ - 7 Combat Direction Central s for air defense . Developed under the 416M Program of Electronic Systems Division , in 1962 Burroughs " won the contract to provide a military version of its D825 " modular data processing system for the AN / GSA - 51 to be used at " BUIC II radar sites " ( follow - on to the initial Back - Up Interceptor Control System , BUIC ) BUIC II was 1st used at North Truro Z - 10 in 1966 , and the Hamilton AFB BUIC II was installed in the former MCC building . The first D825 computer was originally built for the Navy Research Laboratory with a designation of AN / GYK - 3 ( V ) . The D825 contained between one and four 48 bit central processor / arithmetic units , up to 16 memory modules and up to 20 IO modules . The BUIC systems used " two computer modules , six memory modules and three input / output modules " . The computer was designed for high availability and could still operate if any one of its modules failed .
James U . Cross James Underwood Cross ( born 1925 ) is a retired United States Air Force brigadier general and author of " Around the World with LBJ : My Wild Ride As Air Force One Pilot , White House Aide , and Personal Confidant " , with Denise Gamino and Gary Rice . He was a military aide and chief Air Force One pilot under United States president Lyndon B . Johnson . Personal life . Cross was born in Andalusia , Alabama on April 25 , 1925 , to James Kenison Cross and Susie Jesse Wells Cross . He attended Alabama Polytechnic Institute ( now Auburn University ) for two years before being recalled to active duty in the U . S . Air Force . His wife , Marie Campbell Cross of Austin , Texas died in February 2010 . They have three children . Professional life . General Cross was trained as a pilot by the U . S . Army and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps in November 1944 . Cross began his military career flying transport aircraft in World War II . After joining the Air Force Reserve in 1946 , he was recalled to active duty in 1948 and served at military bases in the Philippines , South Carolina , Newfoundland , and Delaware . Cross was sent to Bolling Air Force Base in Washington D . C . in 1958 , where he served as pilot for VIP aircraft . In 1961 , he was appointed military aide and pilot to Vice President Lyndon Johnson . Following the assassination of President John F . Kennedy in November 1963 , Johnson requested that Cross become qualified to fly a Boeing 707 . He served as a co - pilot for one year and then served as Armed Forces Aide and pilot to President Lyndon Johnson from 1965 to 1968 . In August 2010 , Cross arranged for one of the Lockheed JetStar planes formerly used to transport President Johnson from the White House to his Texas ranch to be refinished and relocated to the Lyndon B . Johnson National Historical Park in honor of what would have been Johnson ' s 102nd birthday . On February 23 , 1962 , Cross flew Vice - President Lyndon Johnson , Chairman of the National Space Council , to Grand Turk Island , where Colonel John Glenn had splashed down after completing the Project Mercury space expedition . Colonel Glenn joined Cross in the cockpit on the flight back to Patrick Air Force Base . General Cross ' military decorations include the Legion of Merit , the Distinguished Flying Cross ( United States ) , Air Medal , Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with oak leaf cluster , and the Presidential Service Badge .