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USS Stephen W . Groves ( FFG - 29 ) USS " Stephen W . Groves " ( FFG - 29 ) , twenty - first ship of the " Oliver Hazard Perry " class of guided - missile frigate s , was named for Ensign Stephen W . Groves ( 1917 – 1942 ) , a naval aviator who was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross for his heroism at the Battle of Midway during World War II . Background . Ordered from Bath Iron Works on 23 January 1978 as part of the FY78 program , " Stephen W . Groves " was laid down on 16 September 1980 , launched on 4 April 1981 , and commissioned on 17 April 1982 , Commander Philip A . Bozzelli commanding . " Stephen W . Groves " ( FFG - 29 ) is the first ship of that name in the U . S . Navy . A previous ship named for Ensign Groves , destroyer escort USS " Groves " ( DE - 543 ) was canceled in 1944 prior to completion . Assigned to Destroyer Squadron 14 and home - ported at Naval Station Mayport , Florida , She was decommissioned on 24 February 2012 . History . On 28 August 2005 , she sailed from her then - home port of Pascagoula , Mississippi , along with sister ship " John L . Hall " ( FFG - 32 ) under threat from Hurricane Katrina ; Naval Station Pascagoula is now closed as a result of Hurricane Katrina . Deployed to the Indian Ocean , on 10 May 2011 she met the Somali pirate longliner " Jih Chun Tsai 68 " after being ordered to intercept the hijacked Taiwanese fishing vessel . Receiving fire from the longliner , the " Stephen W . Groves " engaged her in a single ship action that saw the pirate vessel sunk with 3 pirates killed , 2 wounded , and one of the Taiwanese hostages killed . she was also on station in the desert sheild era when the uss stark to two missiles from a iraq fighter jet and assisted her is her return to mayport fl . 36 sailors were killed and many were injured .
USS Chawasha ( ATF - 151 ) USS " Chawasha " ( ATF - 151 ) was an " Achomawi " class fleet ocean tug built for the United States Navy during World War II . She was the only U . S . Naval vessel to bear the name . " Chawasha " was laid down in April 1944 by the Charleston Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company of Charleston , South Carolina ; launched on 15 September 1944 ; sponsored by Mrs . R . H . Grantham ; and commissioned at Charleston Navy Yard on 6 February 1945 , Lieutenant Howard K . Smith in command . Service history . Following shakedown training in Chesapeake Bay , " Chawasha " sailed to Philadelphia , departing 24 March on a long and arduous towing job , bringing two dump scows through the Panama Canal and across the Pacific to Samar , P . I . , which she reached 16 June . Her stay was brief , departing almost immediately for Ulithi Atoll to join logistic support group TG 30 . 8 , arriving 27 June . " Chawasha " then spent the next two months assisting the Third Fleet in its series of pounding raids against the Japanese homeland . On 8 July , broke down at sea , and " Chawasha " towed her to Saipan . The fleet tug rejoined TG 30 . 8 on 15 July for replenishment and courier service , evading a severe typhoon from 10 – 15 August . " Chawasha " was at sea off the Japanese coast when hostilities ended , and put in to Tokyo Bay 5 September . Over the next four months she cleared wrecked Japanese shipping from the dock areas at Yokosuka , Yokohama , Wakayama , and Kobe . " Chawasha " continued to aid occupation activities in the Far East until 19 February 1946 , when she cleared Kobe for Samar . Here , she took ARD - 18 in tow for Pearl Harbor , where she assumed another tow for Balboa . Sailing singly , she arrived in San Diego on 4 June , and entered preinactivation availability and overhaul . " Chawasha " was placed out of commission in reserve at San Pedro on 30 September 1946 . " Chawasha " was transferred to the Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet on 25 October 1962 and was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 1 July 1963 . She remained in Suisun Bay until 14 August 1978 when she was returned to the Navy to be used as a target in a fleet training exercise . In November 1978 , she was towed to Subic Bay , Philippines along with the former " USS Sciota " where both were to be stored prior to their sinking . The actual date of her sinking is unknown , but it is probable that " Chawasha " was disposed of in a fleet training exercise in late 1978 or early 1979 . " Chawasha " received one battle star for World War II service .
Grand Casemates The Grand Casemates is a building in Grand Casemates Square , Gibraltar , that was originally a fortified barracks and casemate . It is beside Grand Casemates Gates , which leads through the former town wall . History . Construction of the Grand Casemates bombproof barracks began in the 1770s , but the building was only completed in 1817 . Hygiene was primitive . In 1865 there was an outbreak of Cholera in the barracks , with several soldiers dying . In 1868 ablutions and bath rooms had recently been fitted up in the barracks , Jenning ' s fitments ( flush toilets ) had been installed in the soldier ' s latrines and the drainage system overhauled . However , as of 1874 none of the barracks in Gibraltar had baths , and Grand Casemates was the only one with footpans that could be used to hold water for the men to wash themselves . In 1888 it was found that , due to faulty drains , sewage had been soaking into the ground near the soldiers rooms . It was thought that this was the cause of the high incidence of fever in the barracks . For a period , the barracks were home to about two thousand workers from Morocco . More recently , Grand Casemates has been restored and converted for commercial use with restaurants and shops . The building today houses an arts and crafts exhibition hall on the second floor . References . Citations Sources
HMS Loyal ( 1913 ) HMS " Loyal " was a " Laforey " class destroyer of the Royal Navy . Launched prior to the First World War , she was attached to the Harwich Force and served in the North Sea . " Loyal " saw action in several engagements , including the Battle off Texel . Specifications . " Loyal " was laid down as HMS " Orlando " before being renamed . She was constructed by William Denny and Brothers and launched on 11 November 1913 . The destroyer was fitted with three QF Mk IV guns , a single QF 2 pdr pom - pom Mk . II , and four torpedo tubes in two twin mounts . " Loyal " was designed to operate in British coastal waters against enemy surface and submarine shipping .
43rd ( Howitzer ) Brigade Royal Field Artillery XLIII ( Howitzer ) Brigade , Royal Field Artillery was a brigade of the Royal Field Artillery which served in the First World War . It was originally formed with 30th , 40th and 57th ( Howitzer ) Batteries , each equipped with 4 . 5 - inch howitzers , and attached to 1st Infantry Division . In August 1914 it mobilised and was sent to the Continent with the British Expeditionary Force , where it saw service with 1st Division until broken up . 57th Battery was withdrawn in May 1915 , and assigned to 128th ( Howitzer ) Brigade . In May 1916 , the artillery brigades of infantry divisions were reorganised ; the pure howitzer brigades were disbanded , and their batteries attached individually to field brigades , in order to produce mixed brigades of three field batteries and one howitzer battery . Accordingly , the brigade was broken up and the batteries dispersed ; 30th to 39th Brigade , and 40th to 26th Brigade .
USS Sabalo ( SP - 225 ) The first USS " Sabalo " ( SP - 225 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1919 . Construction , acquisition , and commissioning . " Sabalo " was built as a civilian motor yacht of the same name in 1916 by George Lawley and Sons at Neponset , Massachusetts . The U . S . Navy acquired her from her owner , Mr . W . Earl Dodge of New York City , in May 1917 for World War I service as a patrol vessel . She was commissioned on 20 July 1917 as USS " Sabalo " ( SP - 225 ) . United States Navy service . Assigned to the 3rd Naval District , " Sabalo " operated in the New York Harbor area on section patrol duty for the remainder of World War I . " Sabalo " was decommissioned on 3 March 1919 and returned to Dodge the same day . Later career . Dodge kept " Sabalo " in use as a pleasure yacht until 1921 , when he sold her to Van Lear Black of Baltimore , Maryland . Franklin Roosevelt piloted the yacht as a guest of Black . Black fell to his death off the aft deck in 1930 . Black ' s estate in turn sold her in 1931 to the Albert Pack Corporation of Chicago , Illinois , which renamed her " Breezin ' Thru " . In 1937 , Leila Y . Post Montgomery of Battle Creek , Michigan , bought " Breezin ' Thru " , then sold her in 1940 to Bearl Sprott Ltd . of Vancouver , British Columbia , Canada . The Royal Canadian Navy acquired " Breezin ' Thru " in 1940 and operated her as the patrol vessel HMCS " Cougar " ( Z15 ) until 1945 , then returned her to Bearl Sprott Ltd . in 1946 . Once again named " Breezin ' Thru " , she operated as a pleasure yacht until sunk during a hurricane at Kingston , Jamaica , in September 1950 .
Fort DeRussy Military Reservation Fort DeRussy is a United States military reservation in the Waikiki area of Honolulu , Hawaii , under the jurisdiction of the United States Army . Unfenced and largely open to public traffic , the installation consists mainly of landscaped greenspace . The former Battery Randolph now houses the U . S . Army Museum of Hawaii , which is open to the public . History . Fort DeRussy in Honolulu is one of five Forts DeRussy in the United States . The two in Louisiana , one in Kentucky , and one in Washington , D . C . , were all built during the American Civil War . This one was named for General René Edward De Russy ( 1789 – 1865 ) . Rene and his brother Lewis were both graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point . Lewis was the oldest West Point graduate to serve in the Confederate Army , while older brother Rene served on the Union side . Located on Waikiki Beach , very near Oahu ' s historic hotels the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the Moana Hotel , the former Shore Battery Randolph was used as site for servicemen on Rest and Recuperation ( R & R ) during the Vietnam War . Fort DeRussy was one of a number of shore batterys on the island of Oahu designed to provide coastal defense . Most of the guns on these sites were retired during the early 1950s . The Fourteen inch guns of Shore Battery Randolph were fired once in a practice shortly after the Attack on Pearl Harbor , shattering many of the windows in the Royal Hawaiian and Moana , and were not fired again . Active facilities . Official military functions include the Asia - Pacific Center for Security Studies , the Fort DeRussy Chapel , and the Hale Koa Hotel , a Morale , Welfare and Recreation facility . U . S . Army Museum of Hawaii . The U . S . Army Museum of Hawaii is housed inside Battery Randolph , an old coastal artillery battery . Battery Randolph was constructed in 1911 to defend Honolulu Harbor on Oahu from attack , and was equipped with two 14 - inch guns on disappearing carriages with a range of about . It was named for Maj Benjamin H . Randolph ( died 1907 ) . The museum ' s collection contains some World War II armor pieces , an AH - 1 Cobra helicopter , and small arms indoors , as well as the battery itself . The exhibits cover the history of US Army warfare in the Pacific hemisphere and admission is free . It is located on Kalia Road , coordinates . Another installation of two 6 - inch guns was called Battery Dudley , named for Gen . Edgar S . Dudley ( died 1911 ) . The " Artillery District of Honolulu " ( state historic site 80 - 13 - 1382 ) was added to the National Register of Historic Places listings in Oahu on June 5 , 1984 .
Fyodor Zozulya Fyodor Vladimirovich Zozulya ( ) ( October 27 ( N . S . November 9 ) , 1907 in Stavropol – April 21 , 1964 in Moscow ) was a Soviet military leader and admiral . Fyodor Zozulya was awarded the Order of Lenin , three Orders of the Red Banner , two Orders of the Red Star , and numerous medals . The Kresta I class cruiser Admiral Zozulya was named in his honour .
Fort Clinton Fort Clinton was an American Revolutionary War fortification in present - day Highlands , Orange County , New York . It was a companion to Fort Montgomery . Its garrison of 300 was smaller than that of Fort Montgomery , but Fort Clinton was built on a ridge at the mouth of the Popolopen Gorge , overlooking the Hudson River , and its defenses were more complete . The fort was commanded by General James Clinton , for whom it was probably named . On October 6 , 1777 , Forts Clinton and Montgomery were attacked by the British 63rd Regiment led by Sir Henry Clinton ( no relation ) . The Battle of Forts Clinton and Montgomery was intense but brief : Both forts were overrun within an hour , and the wounded General Clinton retreated with his men across the Popolopen . Fort Clinton and Fort Montgomery were razed and the Hudson River Chain they defended was dismantled . Although Fort Montgomery is a National Historic Landmark , most of the original Fort Clinton site was demolished during the construction of U . S . Route 9W and the Bear Mountain Bridge . Today , the site is part of Bear Mountain State Park and is used for the Trailside Museum and Zoo .
Ritterswerder Ritterswerder ( German for " knight ' s ait " ) was a short - lived wooden castle built by the Teutonic Knights in fall 1391 . It was located on an island in the Neman River near Lampėdžiai , now part of the city of Kaunas . The Knights built the castle after they failed to capture Vilnius , capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania , in a five - week siege in September – October 1390 . It became the headquarters of Grand Duke of Lithuania Vytautas the Great while he fought in the Lithuanian Civil War ( 1389 – 1392 ) against his cousin Jogaila , King of Poland . In spring 1392 Henry of Masovia , Bishop of Płock , arrived to the castle to secretly negotiate an agreement between Vytautas and Jogaila . Here about three weeks later Henry married Rymgajla , Vytautas ' sister , amongst many rumors and speculations . When the cousins reconciled , Vytautas turned against the Teutonic Knights and burned Ritterswerder and two other Teutonic castles on the Neman River before returning to Vilnius . During a campaign in 1394 the Knights attempted to rebuilt the castle but did not complete it as they were attacked by Lithuanians . The Order decided to abandon the construction and besiege Vilnius for the second time . When in 1404 Vytautas confirmed the Peace of Raciąż in Kaunas , the Grand Master issued several documents from the island but did not mention the castle . The island has since disappeared as the river changed its course during the ages . It is believed that the island is now a hill covered in pines on the right bank of the Neman River in Lampėdžiai .
Sengoku Hidehisa , childhood name Gonbei ( 権兵衛 ) was a samurai of the Sengoku period and the Edo era . He was the head of the Komoro Domain in Shinano Province . Hidehisa is also credited with being the man who captured the infamous Ishikawa Goemon . Early life . According to his family records , Hidehisa was the fourth son of his family , a low ranking samurai family in the Saito clan . He was given away to another family at a young age , but eventually his older brothers died of illness and he was recalled to inherit his family name . Mature years . Hidehisa started as a low ranking Samurai for the clan . The clan was destroyed by Oda Nobunaga and he was captured during the assault . He then became a member of the Oda clan and was ordered to serve under Kinoshita Tōkichirō ( the eventual Toyotomi Hideyoshi ) . Hidehisa took part in most of the Oda clan ' s military actions afterwards . Slowly but steadily he rose up through the ranks . He participated in Hideyoshi ' s successful campaign in Shikoku . In 1581 , he was made the daiymo of Awaji Domain at Sumoto Castle . However , in 1585 , he was given charge to lead the campaign on Kyushu with two other daimyo : Chōsokabe Motochika and Sogō Nagayasu . However , they were crushed in the Battle of Hetsugigawa by the Shimazu . Sogo Nagayasu perished along with Chōsokabe Motochika ' s heir , Nobuchika . Hidehisa was accused of charging ahead too soon and then fleeing at the first sight of trouble . After he returned to Hideyoshi , he was stripped of his title , land , and sent into exile . Tokugawa Ieyasu soon arranged for him to nominally join the Tokugawa clan , and he participated in the Battle of Odawara against the Hojo clan , where his valor redeemed his name . In 1590 , he was made daimyo at Komoro with 50 , 000 " koku " revenues . Due to this series of events Hidehisa easily sided with Ieyasu in the Battle of Sekigahara after Hideyoshi ' s death . Hidehisa was in the army of Ieyasu ' s heir Tokugawa Hidetada . They were unable to reach the battle in time due to the stalling tactics of Sanada Masayuki , however Hidehisa successfully persuaded the furious Ieyasu to spare both he and Hidetada after this blunder . Hidetada remained grateful to Hidehisa for the remainder of his life . Hidehisa ' s family remained daiymo until the Meiji restoration . Hidehisa is generally described as a brave and skillful warrior in his early days with Hideyoshi ; he was often at the front lines of the Oda clan ' s military operations . He also appears to take up some of Hideyoshi ' s charisma , as he was able to avoid getting himself killed despite ending up in situations that would normally bode poorly for most samurai several times . Popular culture . He is the main protagonist of the manga " Sengoku " , by Hideki Miyashita . The story starts when Oda Nobunaga attacks Saitō Tatsuoki ' s castle .
USS Augustus Holly ( 1861 ) USS " Augustus Holly " was a schooner purchased at Baltimore by the United States Navy on 13 August 1861 . She was to be laden with stone and sailed to the vicinity of Cape Hatteras and sunk as an obstruction to block one of the channels or inlets leading to the North Carolina sounds . The Stone Fleet was designed to block Confederate access during the American Civil War . Unfortunately , no record has been found establishing whether or not she was ever used for this purpose and , if not , giving any clue as to her ultimate fate .
SS Empire Cabot Empire Cabot was a 6 , 715 GRT cargo ship which was built in 1941 for the Ministry of War Transport ( MoWT ) . She was sold in 1945 and renamed Clearpool . In 1955 she was sold and renamed Grelmarion . A further change of name to Rachel happened in 1959 and she was scrapped later that year . Description . " Empire Cabot " was built by William Gray & Co . Ltd . , West Hartlepool for the MoWT . Built as yard number 1118 , she was launched on 9 July 1941 and completed in September . The ship was long , with a beam of and a depth of . She had a GRT of 6 , 715 and a NRT of 4 , 836 . She was propelled by a triple expansion steam engine which had cylinders of , and diameter by stroke . The engine was built by the Central Marine Engineering Works , West Hartlepool . The engine drove a single screw propellor and could propel her at . History . " Empire Cabot " was allocated the United Kingdom Official Number 168929 . She used the Code Letters BCPM . She was owned by the MoWT and operated under the management of Glen & Co Ltd . " Empire Cabot " was a member of a number of convoys during the Second World War . Convoy ON 19 departed from Liverpool on 21 September 1941 and from Loch Ewe on 23 September . It dispersed at sea on 7 October . " Empire Cabot was in ballast and was bound for Tampa , Florida . She lost contact with the convoy at around 01 : 00 on 24 September off the Butt of Lewis . She returned to Loch Ewe to await the next convoy . Convoy ON 21 departed Loch Ewe on 30 September 1941 . " Empire Cabot " was bound for Hampton Roads . In 1942 , management was transferred to Sir R Ropner & Co Ltd . Convoy ON 79 departed Reykjavík , Iceland on 22 March 1942 . Convoy ON 95 departed Liverpool on 15 May 1942 . " Empire Cabot " was bound for Tampa , Florida . On 28 August 1942 " Empire Cabot " delivered 19 Spitfire Vb aircraft to Gibraltar on 28 August . The aircraft were serial numbers EP520 , EP537 , EP567 , EP568 , EP620 , EP622 , EP641 , EP642 , EP650 , EP652 , EP662 , EP667 , EP721 , EP728 , EP790 , EP817 , EP823 , EP832 and EP843 . Convoy SC 125 departed from Halifax , Nova Scotia on 31 March 1943 and arrived at Liverpool on 15 April . " Empire Cabot " was carrying a cargo of grain . In 1945 , " Empire Cabot " was sold to Ropner ' s and renamed " Clearpool " . On 1 March 1948 , she was chartered by the Australian Shipping Board , returning to Ropner ' s on 8 December . In 1955 , " Clearpool " was sold to Cardigan Shipping Co Ltd , Cardiff and renamed " Grelmarion " . She was operated under the management of T Walter Gould Ltd . In 1959 she was sold to Bowring & Curry , Hamburg and renamed " Rachel " . She was operated under the management of Robert M Sloman Jr and was scrapped later that year in Hong Kong . Those lost on " Empire Cabot " are commemorated at the Tower Hill Memorial , London .
1996 Gangneung submarine infiltration incident The 1996 Gangneung submarine infiltration incident occurred on September 18 , 1996 , near the South Korean town of Gangneung . The incident was one of the more serious instances of North Korean espionage involving naval forces . Landing . On September 15 , a North Korean Sang - O class submarine landed a three - person special operations reconnaissance team on the shores near Gangneung . Their mission was to spy on the naval installations in the area and then return . The submarine made a failed attempt to collect the team on the 17th , and returned the following day . The submarine , however , ran aground in the attempt , and all efforts to try to make her free were in vain . The crew then decided to destroy the sensitive equipment in the submarine and try to make it to the DMZ . The crew split up in several groups but one was soon spotted by a civilian who became suspicious and alerted the authorities , who quickly mobilized every force necessary . South Korean manhunt . A 49 - day long manhunt ensued , from 18 September through 5 November , resulting in the capture or elimination of all the crew and members of the reconnaissance team , except one , who is believed to have made it back to North Korea . Four civilians and 12 ROK soldiers ( eight by firefight and four accidental ) died ; 27 soldiers were wounded . Of the 25 North Korean infiltrators , one was captured , 11 were murdered by the other members for failure in responsibility of running aground of the submarine , and 13 were killed in firefights with the ROK Army . Some analysts suspected that the motivation behind the assassination of Choe Deok - geun , South Korean consul for the Russian Far East , was retaliation for these killings . The submarine was salvaged and towed to a naval base for investigation . One captured crewmember , the submarine ' s helmsman , Lee Kwang Soo , gave in after much interrogation and revealed much of the plans . He later became an instructor in the South Korean Navy . North Korea was at first reluctant to take responsibility , claiming that the submarine had suffered an engine failure and had drifted aground , but issued an official apology on December 29 . The following day , the remains of the infiltrators were returned to North Korea . Aftermath . The Sang - O class submarine is on display at Tongil ( Unification ) Park near Gangneung . See also . 1998 Sokcho submarine incident