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Dubovac Castle Dubovac Castle is a castle in Karlovac , Croatia . The Dubovac Castle overlooks the Croatian city Karlovac . Square tower was probably built during the 13th century . In 15th century the castle is rebuilt in renaissance manner . The owners of the castle were various – from Slavonian nobleman family Sudar to famous Croatian counts and dukes Frankopan and Zrinski . From 1671 until 1809 the owners of Dubovac were the Karlovac generals . In 1837 , a new owner , Count Laval Nugent , rebuilt the castle in the spirit of romanticism . Dubovac was once again renovated in 1952 in relation to graphics from the end of 18th century . " There is a photograph of the castle at that site . The castle was used for several years recently as a hotel , and the damage done to the interior to accommodate rooms , is now being repaired . There are museum exhibits and a large model of the countryside . Guide materials indicate that the fortress was built on a hill constructed by the people in order to maximize defenses and views of the surrounding areas . The castle recently was featured on a commemorative Croatian postage stamp , complete with photograph .
French frigate Jean Bart ( D615 ) The Jean Bart ( D615 ) is an anti - air frigate of the French " Marine Nationale " of the " Cassard " type . She is the eighth vessel of the French Navy named after the privateer Jean Bart . She was commissioned on 3 March 1991 . The " Jean Bart " was fitted with a number of prototype equipments which were later incorporated in the " La Fayette " type frigates . On 12 April 2008 , " Jean Bart " was used to capture the pirates of " Le Ponant " . She took part in Operation Unified Protector until she returned to her home port Toulon in April 2011 .
Short Range Prosecutor The United States Coast Guard ( USCG ) Short Range Prosecutor is a 7 meter , high speed launch designed to be launched from cutters , at speed , from a stern launching ramp . The Short Range Prosecutor is a rigid - hull inflatable , powered by water - jets , for intercepting and boarding suspect vessels . It mounts a radar and special shock - proof seats , and can travel at 30 knots . The refitted Island class Patrol cutters , part of the Deepwater program , were each to carry one Short Range Prosecutor . The Marine Protector cutter s each carry one Short Range Prosecutor . The new Sentinel class cutter s will carry one Short Range Prosecutor . The proposed National Security Cutter s and the proposed Offshore Patrol Cutter s will have two rear launching ramps , and will carry two launches , either two Short Range Prosecutors , or two of the larger USCG Long Range Interceptor s , or one of each .
Battle of Awa The occurred on 28 January 1868 during the Boshin War in Japan , in the area of Awa Bay near Osaka . Involving ships of the Tokugawa Shogunate and Satsuma vessels loyal to the imperial court in Kyoto , the battle was the second naval battle in Japanese history between modern naval forces ( after the 1863 Battle of Shimonoseki Straits ) . Enomoto Takeaki led the Shogunal navy to victory at Awa , in one of the few Tokugawa successes of the Boshin War , one day after the start of the land Battle of Toba - Fushimi ( which the Shogunate lost to the Imperial forces ) . Summary . The Satsuma Domain was preparing to return its troops to Kagoshima aboard two transports , the and the , protected by the Satsuma warship " Kasuga " stationed in Hyōgo harbour . The Shogunal navy under Enomoto Takeaki was nearby with the battleship " Kaiyō Maru " as its main unit , and had been supporting the Battle of Toba - Fushimi from the sea . Enomoto ' s fleet moved to blockade the withdrawal of the Satsuma ships . On 28 January , in the early morning , the Satsuma ships left Hyōgo harbor . " Heiun " left through the Strait of Akashi , and " Kasuga " went south with " Hoho " towards the Strait of Kien ( 紀淡 ) . " Kaiyō Maru " pursued and prepared for combat . At a distance of 1 , 200 – 2 , 500 meters , " Kaiyō Maru " fired about 25 times on the two Satsuma ships , and " Kasuga " responded with 18 shots , without significant damage to either side . However , as more Shogunate navy ships had arrived ( the " Banryū " and " Hazuru " ) , " Kasuga " broke off the engagement , and , being faster than " Kaiyō Maru " , escaped to Kagoshima . Unable to flee , " Hoho " was run aground at and was destroyed by her crew . Looking at the burning " Hoho " , Enomoto expressed admiration at the fight put on by his enemies : . The future Imperial Japanese Navy Fleet Admiral Togo Heihachiro was a gunner aboard " Kasuga " during the engagement .
USS General Grant ( 1863 ) USS " General Grant " ( 1863 ) was a Steamship chartered from the U . S . War Department by the Union Navy during the American Civil War . She was used by the Navy as a gunboat in waterways of the Confederate South . Constructed in Pennsylvania in 1863 . " General Grant " was built in 1863 at Monongahela , Pennsylvania ; purchased by the War Department ; chartered by the Navy and commissioned at Bridgeport , Alabama , 20 July 1864 , Acting Master Joseph Watson in command . Patrolling the Tennessee River . General Grant constantly patrolled the upper Tennessee River from Bridgeport until close of the Civil War , fighting guerrillas and aiding the Union Army in clearing Confederate troops from the region . River operations under fire . In October 1864 she destroyed 22 small boats off Port Deposit and Crow Island . On 25 November she assisted in taking up pontoon bridges under guns of Confederate sharpshooters at Decatur , Alabama . She hurled 52 shells into that town 12 December 1864 and joined 15 January 1865 in the destructive bombardment of Guntersville , Alabama . Post - war decommissioning , sale , and subsequent career . She decommissioned and was returned to the War Department 2 June 1865 . She was lost when stranded in ice 18 March 1866 at Plattsmouth , Nebraska .
T43 - class minesweeper The T43 class were a group of minesweepers built for the Soviet Navy and Soviet allies in the 1950s and 1960s . The Soviet designation was Project 254 . Design . The design specification was issued in 1946 and the design was approved in 1948 . The ships were built with steel hulls which were degaussed but no specific attempt was made to reduce electrical or acoustic signature . Several versions were produced : Ships . A total of 178 ships were built Exports . One Syrian T - 43 was sunk by the Israeli Navy during the Battle of Latakia . One or two Albanian and six Egyptian T - 43s are active . All other T - 43s are believed to have been retired . References . Also published as
Vidoje Blagojević Vidoje Blagojević ( born 22 June 1950 in Bratunac , Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a former commander of the Bratunac Brigade of the Republika Srpska Army who is serving a 15 year sentence for his involvement in the Srebrenica massacre . In January 2005 the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia found him guilty of engaging in genocide and other war crime s and sentenced him to 18 years in prison . On May 9 the ICTY ' s appeals court reversed the genocide conviction and reduced his sentence to 15 years . He is a Bosnian Serb . During the course of the Bosnian War , Blagojević rose through the ranks of the Army of Republika Srpska . As a member of the Bratunac Brigade , he participated in the securing and eventual capture of the Srebrenica safe area . He was captured on 10 August 2001 and soon interred at the Hague Tribunal . Blagojević was tried along with Dragan Jokić . Both pleaded not guilty . Blagojević was eventually found guilty of five of his six charges , while he was acquitted of the charge of extermination as a crime against humanity . On 25 January 2008 , Blagojević was transferred to Norway to serve his prison sentence . On 31 December 2012 , he was granted early release .
Emil Ganz Emil Ganz ( August 18 , 1838 – August 2 , 1922 ) was a businessman and three - time mayor of Phoenix , Arizona . He fought in Georgia during the American Civil War , on the Confederate side . From a German Jewish background , he was an atheist , and brought his children up as atheists . Ganz lived in Prescott , Arizona , before moving to Phoenix in 1879 . He established the Bank Exchange Hotel that same year and , in 1885 , built a wholesale liquor business . He sold his liquor store in 1895 and served for 25 years as president of the National Bank of Arizona . He began his political career with a two - year term on the Phoenix City Council , before being elected mayor in 1885 and 1899 . During his first term as mayor , one of the city ' s most destructive fires burned 13 businesses on April 26 , 1885 , including Ganz ' s own Bank Exchange Hotel . Phoenix had no fire department or waterworks at the time , and Ganz urged the City Council to establish these improvements . It wasn ' t until after another fire on August 6 , 1886 , that funding for a waterworks facility and volunteer fire department was approved . In 2001 , professional historian Mark Pry wrote a biography of Ganz , " Immigrant Banker : The Life of Emil Ganz " . The book was commissioned by granddaughter Joan Ganz Cooney , a television producer who co - created " Sesame Street " ; the biography is part of her papers , donated to the Schlesinger Library at Harvard University .
Battle of Lewis ' s Farm The Battle of Lewis ' s Farm ( also known as Quaker Road , Military Road , or Gravelly Road ) was fought on March 29 , 1865 , in Dinwiddie County , Virginia , during the American Civil War . It was the opening of the Appomattox Campaign , in which Confederate General Robert E . Lee ' s army was dislodged from their besieged lines around Petersburg , Virginia , and began a retreat that would lead them to surrender at Appomattox Court House . Battle . On March 29 , 1865 , in the opening moves of Lt . Gen . Ulysses S . Grant ' s spring offensive , Maj . Gen . Philip Sheridan marched with the army ' s cavalry followed by the V Corps toward Dinwiddie Court House , to turn the right flank of Gen . Robert E . Lee ' s Petersburg defenses . The Union V Corps under Maj . Gen . Gouverneur K . Warren crossed Rowanty Creek , moved up Quaker Road towards the Boydton Plank Road intersection , and encountered Maj . Gen . Bushrod Johnson ' s Confederate brigades . A sharp firefight forced the Confederates back to their entrenchments on the White Oak Road . The brigade of Brig . Gen . Joshua Chamberlain was conspicuous in the engagement , leading the main advance . Lt . Gen . Richard H . Anderson ordered two brigades that had dug in to move forward to intercept Chamberlain , who , although wounded , rallied his troops with the help of a four - gun battery . Reinforced , Chamberlain counterattacked and captured the enemy ' s earthworks . Colonel Alfred L . Pearson in command of the 155th Pennsylvania Infantry , also known as " Pearson ' s Zouave s " , would belatedly receive the Congressional Medal of Honor 32 years after the battle of Lewis ' s Farm . His citation reads : " At Lewis ' Farm , Va . , 29 March 1865 , Seeing a brigade forced back by the enemy , he seized his regimental color , called on his men to follow him , and advanced upon the enemy under a severe fire . The whole brigade took up the advance , the lost ground was regained , and the enemy was repulsed . Date of issue : 17 September 1897 . "
Hooper Battery Hooper Battery was a hilltop earthworks fortification , built for the Defense of Cincinnati during the American Civil War in Northern Kentucky by the Union Army to turn back invading Confederate troops . It was constructed to protect Cincinnati and the Ohio River valley . The battery overlooks the Licking River valley in an advantageous position . Hooper Battery is one of 6 remaining artillery batteries from the 28 that were built on Northern Kentucky hilltops from 1861 to 1863 . The site is now the home of the James A . Ramage Civil War Museum , which is owned and operated by the City of Fort Wright , Kentucky . The Museum is located at 1402 Highland Avenue in Fort Wright .
Iswahyudi Air Force Base Iswahyudi Air Force Base , Iswahyudi Airport or Iswahyudi Airfield is an airfield operated by the Indonesian Air Force . It is the main base of several squadrons of Indonesian jet fighters , including : The airfield is located at Maospati , Magetan , near the city of Madiun on the west side of East Java n capital Surabaya . It is named after Iswahyudi , an Indonesian air force officer who , together with Halim Perdanakusuma , was killed in an air crash while returning to Indonesia from Thailand in 1947 . Currently , the airport is not used for civilian flights .
Battle of St . Jakob an der Sihl The Battle of St . Jakob an der Sihl was a battle of the Old Zürich War that occurred on July 22 , 1443 , resulting in a defeat for Zürich . The battle took place outside the gates of Zürich , beyond the Sihl ( today ' s Aussersihl district ) . The troops of Zürich , with Habsburg reinforcements , met the attacking confederates on the " Sihlfeld " north of St . Jakob on July 21 . The confederation army , which numbered about 6 , 000 men , was met by Zürich ' s disorganized troops and about 500 Austrian knights . The following morning the confederation army attacked the front and then the left flank of the army . Zürich ' s forces were pushed back and had to escape across the Sihl into the city . The confederates did not have the means to lay siege to the city and withdrew . The defeat of Zürich was thus not decisive , and the war continued until 1446 . The commander of the Habsburg forces , Albrecht Freiherr von Bussnang , was killed behind the altar of the St . Jakob chapel . According to Zürich chroniclers , Zürich ' s burgomaster Rudolf Stüssi fell at this battle amongst the defenders of the bridge across the Sihl . Stüssi was covering his troops ' retreat when he was killed by a confederate hiding below the bridge . This account , which emphasizes the burgomaster ' s bravery , is considered Zürich propaganda by historians . Another version of the story has Stüssi stopping in the middle of the bridge , brandishing his broad battle - axe and shouting , " Halt , citizens , halt ! " To this a man of Zurich cried , " May God ' s lightning blast thee ! All this evil comes from thee alone , " and ran him through with his lance . Additional accounts from Zürich chronicles state that the city was saved by the gatekeeper ' s wife , one Anna Ziegler , who managed to lower the portcullis of the Rennweg gate just as the pursuing confederates were about to enter the city .
USS Roselle ( AM - 379 ) USS " Roselle " ( AM - 379 ) was an acquired by the United States Navy for the dangerous task of removing mines from minefields laid in the water to prevent ships from passing . She was the second United States Navy warship to be so named . " Roselle " was laid down 24 February 1944 , by the Gulf Shipbuilding Corp . , Chickasaw , Alabama ; launched 29 August 1944 ; sponsored by Mrs . Louis E . Griffith ; and commissioned 6 February 1945 , Lt . Comdr . H . T . Loehr , Jr . , in command . Pacific Ocean operations . Following shakedown at Little Creek , Virginia , she replaced as training vessel there on 24 April 1945 . Completing six months of minesweeper training operations in the Atlantic Ocean , she transited the Panama Canal and joined the U . S . Pacific Fleet on 23 October 1945 . After three - week periods at San Pedro , California , and at Pearl Harbor , she proceeded to Japan , via Eniwetok and Saipan , arriving at Sasebo on 14 January 1946 . She operated in Japanese waters on minesweeping operations through April , then returned to the United States via Eniwetok and Pearl Harbor , arriving San Diego 20 May to report to the 19th Fleet for inactivation . Decommissioning . " Roselle " was placed out of commission in reserve in San Diego on 20 June 1946 . Reclassified MSF - 379 on 7 February 1955 , she remained out of commission in reserve at San Diego until February 1973 when she was sold to the government of Mexico . Initially named ARM " Melchor Ocampo " ( G10 ) , she was later renamed ARM " Manuel Gutiérrez Zamora " ( P109 ) . , " Manuel Gutiérrez Zamora " was in active service with the Mexican Navy .
Joseph Marcelin Rulhières Joseph Marcellin Rulhières ( born 1787 , Saint - Didier - en - Velay – 1862 , Paris ) was a French politician . He was admitted to velite s of the Old Guard in 1807 , lieutenant in 1809 . He served during the Hundred Days . He was at the Siege of Antwerp in 1832 as a field marshal . He was promoted Lieutenant General after the second expedition of Constantine , Algeria in 1837 . He was made Peer of France , in 1845 . He was Representative of the Loire to the Constituent Assembly of 1848 and the National Legislative Assembly in 1849 . He was a Deputy and Minister of the War Department in the Prince - President Napoleon III in 1848 .
Ioannis Kalogeras Ioannis Kalogeras ( ) was a Greek army officer and politician . He was born in Spartias , a small village of the mountainous area of Trichonis in Aetolia - Acarnania in Greece . He entered the Hellenic Military Academy in Athens and then went to France for supplementary studies at the " École supérieure de guerre " . Upon the outbreak of the First Balkan War in 1912 , he was recalled from his studies in Paris , and placed in the staff of the 4th Infantry Division under Major General Konstantinos Moschopoulos . From this position , he participated in the battle of Sarantaporo and the drive to Thessaloniki . In December 1912 , he suggested to Lt General Konstantinos Sapountzakis , and then to the Crown Prince Constantine the idea of capturing the strategic hill of Tsouka , west of the fortress of Bizani that was blocking the Greek advance towards Ioannina . In the battle of Bizani , the hill was captured , leading to the liberation on February 21 , 1913 of Ioannina . During the Second Balkan War , Kalogeras fought in the battle of Kilkis - Lahanas . During World War I , he served as chief of staff of the 2nd Infantry Division , and later as vice - chief of staff to the General Headquarters in Smyrna in February 1920 . In March 1920 he was transferred to the Army of Thrace under Lt General Emmanouil Zymvrakakis . He resigned from the Army in August 1923 and settled in Athens , where he witnessed the royalist Leonardopoulos - Gargalidis coup attempt . Kalogeras formed a force of 3000 volunteers in Athens , and participated in the suppression of the coup in Macedonia and Epirus . Thus , he contributed to the fall of monarchy and the declaration of the Second Hellenic Republic . He then entered the political arena , and was elected a Member of Parliament for Athens , a post to which he was continually re - elected December 1930 . In 1930 he became Minister General Director of Thrace , contributing to the organisation of Western Thrace .
Voluntary Aid Detachment The Voluntary Aid Detachment ( VAD ) was a voluntary organisation providing field nursing services , mainly in hospitals , in the United Kingdom and various other countries in the British Empire . The organisation ' s most important periods of operation were during World War I and World War II . The organisation was founded in 1909 with the help of the Red Cross and Order of St . John . By the summer of 1914 there were over 2 , 500 Voluntary Aid Detachments in Britain . Each individual volunteer was called a detachment , or simply a VAD . Of the 74 , 000 VADs in 1914 , two - thirds were women and girls . At the outbreak of the First World War VADs eagerly offered their service to the war effort . The British Red Cross was reluctant to allow civilian women a role in overseas hospitals : most VADs were of the middle and upper classes and unaccustomed to hardship and traditional hospital discipline . Military authorities would not accept VADs at the front line . Katharine Furse took two VADs to France in October 1914 , restricting them to serve as canteen workers and cooks . Caught under fire in a sudden battle the VADs were pressed into emergency hospital service and acquitted themselves well . The growing shortage of trained nurses opened the door for VADs in overseas military hospital s . Furse was appointed Commander - in - Chief of the VAD and restrictions were removed . Female volunteers over the age of twenty - three and with more than three months ' hospital experience were accepted for overseas service . VADs were an uneasy addition to military hospitals ' rank and order . They lacked the advanced skill and discipline of professional trained nurses and were often critical of the nursing profession . Relations improved as the war stretched on : VADs increased their skill and efficiency and trained nurses were more accepting of the VADs ' contributions . During four years of war 38 , 000 VADs worked in hospitals and served as ambulance drivers and cooks . VADs served near the Western Front and in Mesopotamia and Gallipoli . VAD hospitals were also opened in most large towns in Britain . Later , VADs were also sent to the Eastern Front . They provided an invaluable source of bedside aid in the war effort . Many were decorated for distinguished service . Famous VAD nurses . Famous VAD nurses include : Fictional VAD nurses . Two Ernest Hemingway novels feature VADs : Agatha Christie had several characters as VADs in her books including : Examples by other authors :
Jeanine Menze Jeanine McIntosh Menze holds the distinction of becoming the first African - American female in the United States Coast Guard to earn the Coast Guard Aviation designation . At the time of her graduation , she was the first African - American female aviator in the history of the U . S . Coast Guard . Military Biography . Menze joined the U . S . Coast Guard in 2003 after graduation from the Coast Guard Officer Candidate School . She began Coast Guard aviation training at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi , Texas in January 2005 . She earned her aviator wings on June 24 , 2005 and was assigned to fly HC - 130 Hercules aircraft out of Air Station Barbers Point , Hawaii . After graduation she served as a pilot of the HC - 130 Hercules airplanes and flew rescue missions for the U . S . Coast Guard in New Orleans , Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina . As of 2010 , Menze holds the rank of Lieutenant . Personal Biography . Jeanine McIntosh was born in Kingston , Jamaica . After graduating from Florida International University in 2001 , she decided to pursue her dream of flying , taking flying lessons at North Perry Airport in Pembroke Pines ( Broward County , Florida ) . Menzie attended Vaz Preparatory School in Kingston , Jamaica . Her family moved to Canada before relocating to South Florida . where she graduated from Miami Killian High School in May 1997 and Florida International University in May 2001 with an international business degree . She also served as a flight instructor at Opa - Locka Airport in North Miami , FL .