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USS Grouse ( AMS - 15 ) The USS " Grouse " ( AMS - 15 / YMS - 321 ) was a built for the United States Navy during World War II . History . The ship was laid down as " YMS - 321 " on 29 August 1942 by Al Larson Boat Shop Inc . of Terminal Island , California , launched 20 February 1943 , sponsored by Mrs . H . Doty . The ship was completed and commissioned as " USS YMS - 321 " , 25 October 1943 with Lt . ( j . g . ) Newman in command . After shakedown and patrol out of San Diego , California , " YMS - 321 " sailed for Pearl Harbor 21 April 1944 , arriving 1 May . A month later she sailed for sweeping and patrol duties in the Guam - Saipan - Tinian area . " YMS - 321 " was also pressed into service as a convoy escort in these staging areas , and on 28 November 1944 was in Tinian harbor during a Japanese air - raid . After escorting a convoy to Eniwetok , she swept the harbor at Maug Island , Marianas , 15 March 1945 , and then bombarded the beach the following day . The wooden minesweeper patrolled around Iwo Jima in April 1945 and exploded two floating mines before returning to Saipan . As the long Pacific war drew to a close , " YMS - 321 " returned to Pearl Harbor 15 August 1945 , and from there returned to San Diego , California , 29 August . After overhaul and operations along the West Coast , she sailed for the East Coast 5 April 1946 , arriving Charleston , South Carolina , on the 29th . " YMS - 321 " was reclassifled AMS - 15 on 25 February 1947 , and named " USS Grouse " . For the next 10 years the small coastal minesweeper operated along the East Coast in a variety of capacities . Although her primary duty was training student officers and enlisted men at the Mine Warfare School , Yorktown , Virginia , " Grouse " also participated in experimental work at Countermeasures School and Mine Defense Laboratory , at Panama City , Florida . Various minesweeping exercises and regular overhauls consumed most of the rest of her time , although in 1954 and 1955 she was attached to the Hydrographic Office for Project Vamp , a special coastal survey along the Virginia and Massachusetts shores . On 1 March 1955 " Grouse " was reclassified " MSC ( O ) - 15 " . Sailing to Portland , Maine , 7 September 1957 , she decommissioned and was placed in reserve 12 September 1957 . " Grouse " was placed in service , in reserve , 13 November 1958 , Li . ( j . g . ) K . G . Houghton in command , and proceeded to Portsmouth , New Hampshire , for overhaul . Assigned to the 1st Naval District as a reserve training ship , " Grouse " was based at Portsmouth and used . to train reservists from the area in new minesweeping tactics . This work took her along the New England Coast as well as to Chesapeake Bay and to Charleston , South Carolina . While on a training mission , " Grouse " went aground off Rockport , Massachusetts , on the night of 21 September 1963 . There were no injuries to the crew , but all efforts to dislodge " Grouse " from the rocks failed . " Grouse " was destroyed by explosives 28 September 1963 , and her name was struck from the Naval Vessel Register the same day .
Astra C The Astra C was a 1912 French single engine biplane , manufactured by Société Astra at Villacoublay . In 1913 , the Astra CM Hydro - avion three - seat floatplane version was used to make the world ' s first scheduled passenger - carrying flights . Design and development . The Astra C was initially designed as a single seat biplane , powered by a single 50 hp Renault engine in tractor configuration . It was constructed primarily as wooden framework sections , covered in canvas and wire - braced . The fuselage was of triangular cross section , with a wheeled main undercarriage plus nose skid and tail skid . The wings were of unequal span , and employed wing - warping for roll control . The Astra CM was developed from the Astra C , with a more powerful engine and added accommodation for two observers , for military reconnaissance . The Astra CM ' Hydro - avion ' ( seaplane ) was a further development in 1913 , with a 100 hp engine and twin floats that replaced the wheels and skids . The wooden frame elements were largely replaced by steel tubes , and the wing ribs and floats were the principal remaining wooden components . Operational history . On 22 March 1913 , using at least one Astra CM Hydro - avion , French operator Compagnie Générale Transaérienne started the world ' s first scheduled passenger - carrying flights , operating from Cannes to Nice . Two passengers could be carried . On 29 March 1913 , the service was extended to Monte Carlo .
Bernat Guillem d ' Entença Bernat Guillem d ' Entença , ( Spanish : Bernardo Guillermo de Entenza ) , ( b . ? - d . El Puig , 1237 ) was a Spanish noble of the Catalan - Aragonese House of Entença . He was the señor of Fraga . He was best known for his participation in the Spanish Reconquista in the campaign for control over Valencia ( Balensiya ) , culminating with his victory over Zayyan ibn Mardanish at the Battle of the Puig where he died . Family Origins . Bernat was a member of the House of Entença . He was the son of Bernat Guillem d ' Montpeller Entença and Jusiana de Entenza who were the respective uncle and aunt of James I of Aragon . Biography . In July 1215 , he received the señorío of Fraga , together with the possession of other castles ceded by his brother , Guillem d ' Entença . Previously , parts of Fraga were shared with the Count of Urgell and the Viscount of Béarn . The king returned rent money that had gone to Urgel back to Fraga and Entença in 1215 . He participated with James I of Aragon in the conquests of Mallorca and Valencia . He commanded the king ' s forces at the Siege of Burriana where he was injured . He died in camp at the Battle of the Puig from wounds received in battle . He was also the general commander of the forces of the Kingdom of Aragon at El Puig .
Fort Davis ( Washington , D . C . ) Fort Davis is a residential neighborhood located in southeast Washington , D . C , on the border of Prince George ' s County , Maryland . It is bounded by Southern Avenue to the southeast , Pennsylvania Avenue SE to the southwest , and Alabama Avenue and Bowen Road SE to the north and west . Former mayor Marion Barry lived nearby while mayor . Fort Davis is adjacent to Fort Davis Park , the grounds of a Civil War - era fort that was constructed for the defense of Washington . Also see article on Anacostia .
Maximilian Sforza Maximilian ( Massimiliano ) Sforza ( 25 January 1493 – 4 June 1530 ) was a Duke of Milan from the Sforza family , the son of Lodovico Sforza . He ruled 1512 – 1515 , between the occupations of Louis XII of France ( 1500 – 1512 ) , and Francis I of France in 1515 . After the French victory at the Battle of Marignano , Massimiliano was imprisoned by the returning French troops . He waived his rights to Milan for the sum of 30 , 000 ducats and continued to live in France . When he was three his father tried to arrange a marriage between him and Mary Tudor , the younger daughter of King Henry VII of England . However , Henry VII rejected the proposal as Massimiliano ' s father was hoping that Henry would help him against the French , which was not in Henry ' s interest . Ancestors . Maximilian Sforza ' s ancestors in three generations
282nd Mechanized Brigade ( Romania ) The 282nd Mechanized Brigade " Union of the Principalities " ( " Brigada 282 Mecanizată " Unirea Principatelor " " ) is a mechanized brigade of the Romanian Land Forces , originally formed as the 282nd Mechanized Regiment on 24 September 1968 . The brigade is widely regarded as one of the best - trained units of the Romanian Land Forces ; it is subordinated to the 2nd Infantry Division . Its headquarters are currently located in Focşani . The brigade operates the TR - 85 main battle tank . Together with the subordinated units , the 282nd brigade has been deployed to peacekeeping missions in Angola , Kosovo , Afghanistan , and Iraq .
Zhang Jingyao Zhang Jingyao , ( ; ; 1881 – 1933 ) , was a Chinese General , the military governor of Chahar and later Hunan Province . He was known as one of the most notorious of China ' s war - lords , known for his troops ' atrocities and the looting of Hunan of its wealth during his administration . He was removed from office for his abuses and eventually assassinated in 1933 for aiding the Empire of Japan by attempting to set up the monarchy of Puyi in northern China with Japanese money . Zhang Jingyao was born in 1881 and became a General in the Beiyang Army and then was part of the Anhui clique . He was Military Governor of Chahar Province from October 18 , 1917 to March 29 , 1918 . He was then given the post of Military Governor of Hunan province from March 1918 . While he was governor his troops committed many atrocities , killing civilians , robbing the wealthy , and raping women throughout the time they garrisoned the province . He is also said to have reduced the province to a state of beggary . In August 1919 , Zhang Jingyao censored Mao Zedong ' s " Xiang - jiang River Commentary " magazine because of Mao ' s efforts to organize the movement for expelling him from the governorship . Mao led a Hunan students ' delegation to Peking where he appealed nationwide for support and revealed Zhang Jingyao ' s atrocities in Hunan Province . At Yochow on June 16 , 1920 , Zhang ' s troops murdered an American missionary , William A . Reimert . This provoked the intervention of an American gunboat " Upshur " , which sent ashore a landing party of one officer and 40 men on June 25 to protect the American mission . Two days later — when local tensions had eased — they were reembarked . On the 29th , Zhang Jingyao , was removed from office , and the Chinese foreign office investigated the incident and expressed its profound regrets to the Americans . Zhang was later pardoned , in obscure circumstances . In 1933 , Zhang became involved in the scheme of the Empire of Japan to set up the monarchy of Puyi in northern China with Japanese money . An assassin shot and fatally wounded him in Peiping ' s Grand Hotel . See also
William Mitchell ( RAF officer ) Air Chief Marshal Sir William Gore Sutherland Mitchell , KCB , CBE , DSO , MC , AFC ( 8 March 1888 – 15 August 1944 ) was a senior commander in the Royal Air Force and the first RAF officer to hold the post of Black Rod . RAF career . Commissioned into the Devonshire Regiment in 1906 , Mitchell spent his early military years as an infantry subaltern . He attended the Central Flying School in 1913 , being awarded his Royal Aero Club Aviator ' s Certificate no . 483 on 17 May 1913 , before becoming a pilot in the Royal Flying Corps . During World War I he saw rapid advancement , serving as Officer Commanding No . 10 Squadron , Officer Commanding 12th ( Corps ) Wing and Officer Commanding No . 20 Group . After the War he moved to India and commanded No . 52 ( Corps ) Wing and No . 3 ( Indian ) Wing ( subsequently redesignated No . 1 ( Indian ) Wing ) . He was appointed Officer Commanding , No . 1 Flying Training School in 1924 , Group Captain - Administration at RAF Halton in 1925 and Officer Commanding , Aden Command in 1928 . He went on to be Director of Training at the Air Ministry in 1929 before being made Air Officer Commanding RAF Cranwell in 1933 , Air Officer Commanding British Forces in Iraq in 1934 and Air Member for Personnel in 1937 . Mitchell served in World War II as Air Officer Commanding - in - Chief RAF Middle East from March 1939 , and then Inspector - General of the RAF before retiring in 1941 . In retirement he served as Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod . He held the post of Commandant of London Air Training Command from 1942 until his death in 1944 from a heart attack .
500 - ton Oil Fuel Lighter The 500 - ton Oil Fuel Lighter was a class of oil fuel lighters built for the Royal Australian Navy between 1913 and 1916 . Design . The lighters were in length , depth and breadth and cost about £18 , 000 each to build . The hull included 10 oil tanks , separated by air spaces and coffer dams , which held a capacity of 550 tons of liquid fuel oil . Sleeping accommodation and a saloon were also provided in the forward portion . Two sets of diesel engines with centrigual pumps discharged the fuel oil from the tanks .
Ronald J . Rabago Ronald J . Rábago is a United States Coast Guard Rear Admiral who in 2006 became the first person of Hispanic American descent to be promoted to flag rank in the United States Coast Guard . He is currently the Assistant Commandant for Engineering and Logistics and the United States Coast Guard ' s Chief Engineer . Early life and career . Rábago , was born in Germany and entered the United States Coast Guard Academy upon his graduation from high school in Laredo , Texas . In 1978 , he graduated from the academy , where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Ocean Engineering and was commissioned as an Ensign . His first assignment was aboard the Honolulu - based USCGC MELLON as a Student Engineer . USCG Assistant Commandant for Engineering and Logistics . Rear Admiral Ronald J . Rábago is currently serving as the Coast Guard ’ s Assistant Commandant for Engineering and Logistics ( CG - 4 ) . As the Coast Guard ’ s Chief Engineer , he is responsible for all naval , civil , aeronautical , and industrial engineering , logistics , and environmental and energy management programs for the Coast Guard ' s $ 22 billion capital plant which includes 23 , 000 facilities , 250 ships , 1 , 800 boats , and 200 aircraft . Responsible for executing an annual budget of $ 1 billion , he also leads over 5 , 000 personnel at Coast Guard Headquarters and the three Coast Guard Logistics Centers : the Aviation Logistics Center ( ALC ) in Elizabeth City , North Carolina ; the Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center ( SILC ) in Norfolk , Virginia ; and , the Surface Forces Logistics Center ( SFLC ) in Baltimore , Maryland . Past Assignments . Rábago ’ s other assignments included the following : Academic education . In 1983 , he attended the University of Michigan and earned Masters of Science Degrees in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering and Mechanical Engineering . In 1995 , he was named the Coast Guard ’ s " Engineer of the Year " and in 1996 , he attended the Naval War College , where he earned a third Masters Degree in National Security and Strategic Studies . Licensed Professional Enigeer . Certified Level III DHS Program Manager . Written work . " Joint Migration Operations : A Growing Mission Area " ; This paper explores the growing Joint mission area of migrant and refugee operations both as a single mission Joint Task Force ( JTF ) and as part of existing JTF Operations . Authors : Ronald J . Rabago ; NAVAL WAR COLL NEWPORT RI Memberships . Member — American Society of Naval Engineers Organization Council of the Society . Military awards and recognitions . Among Rábago ' s military awards and recognitions are the following : Badges
Ridill Ridill is weapon that appears in Norse Mythology , possessed by the dwarf Regin . Under the guidance of Regin , Sigurd killed Fafnir , Regin ' s older brother that had killed their father Hreidmarr and monopolized his treasure . Afterward , Fafnir ' s heart was cut out and roasted for Sigurd and Regin to eat . According to Poetic Edda , Regin used Ridill to rip out Fafnir ' s heart . But in the Volsunga saga , it is Sigurd who used Ridill and cut out the heart at that occasion . Incidentally , in the " Skáldskaparmál " the name of Regin ' s sword is Refil instead .
Armed Forces Chaplains Board The Armed Forces Chaplains Board ( AFCB ) is an organizational entity within the United States Department of Defense established to advise the Secretary of Defense and the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness on religious , ethical , and moral matters , in addition to a number of policy issues affecting religious ministry and the support of the free exercise of religion within the military services . It is made up of the three Chiefs of Chaplains and three active duty Deputy Chiefs of Chaplains of the Army , Navy , and Air Force . Composition and leadership . The Chair of the AFCB is a position rotated among the three services , with the Chief of Chaplains appointed as Chair for a period of eighteen months . In addition a senior military chaplain holding the rank of O - 6 ( Army or Air Force Colonel or Navy Captain ) serves as the AFCB Executive Director for a three - year term . According to the Department of Defense Instruction governing the Board , it is recommended that the Executive Director not be serving in the same branch of the Armed Forces as the current Chair , but not required . Military chaplains of specific religious faiths may be appointed to serve as special consultants to the AFCB on issues concerning those faiths , and the Board may establish committees to conduct studies , make recommendations , " or otherwise assist the Board in carrying out its responsibilities . " Policy advice . The AFCB is tasked to provide advice on issues including : Executive director . The current executive director ( staff ) is : CH ( Col ) Jerry Pitts ( Air Force ) , previously CH ( COL ) Steve Moon ( Army ) , previously CH ( COL ) Thomas E . Preston ( Army ) .
USS Eugenie ( 1862 ) USS " Eugenie " ( 1862 ) was a captured Confederate schooner acquired by the Union Navy from the prize court during the American Civil War . She was put into service by the Union Navy to guard the Union - controlled port of Key West , Florida . Captured Confederate schooner captured by the Union Navy . The sailing ship " Eugenie Smith " was captured on 7 February 1862 by the brig " Bohio " near the mouth of the Mississippi River as she attempted to run the blockade . Placed in service by the Union Navy . Dispatched to Key West , Florida , for condemnation by the prize court , she was bought by the Navy and renamed " Eugenie " on 22 April 1862 . Assigned as guard ship at Key West . She was fitted out as a guard ship for the port at Key West , Florida , and placed in the command of Acting Master S . F . Holbrook . She continued as the guard ship until sold in November 1864 .
Siege of Alcira The Battle of Alcira took place in 1521 , as viceroy Diego Hurtado de Mendoza , 1st Count of Melito attempted to subjugate Alcira and end the Revolt of the Brotherhoods . In this battle , Alcira was supported by the Agermanado troops of Játiva , and resisted the attacks for a year , until 9 December 1522 , when the troops of the Viceroy entered the city .
HMS Devonshire ( 1692 ) HMS " Devonshire " was an 80 - gun third rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy , launched at Bursledon on 5 April 1692 . She was rebuilt at Woolwich Dockyard in 1704 , but was blown up in action in 1707 during the Battle at The Lizard .
USS Sampson ( DDG - 102 ) USS " Sampson " ( DDG - 102 ) is an " Arleigh Burke " - class destroyer in the United States Navy . She was authorized in 2002 and is the fourth U . S . Navy ship named to honor Rear Admiral William T . Sampson . She was built by Bath Iron Works in Bath , Maine . At her christening on 16 September 2006 , the principal address was delivered by Senator Susan Collins of Maine , and the vessel was christened by Clara Parsons , great - granddaughter of R . Adm . Sampson and daughter of William Sterling Parsons , as the ship ' s sponsor . Commander Philip Roos is the ship ' s first commanding officer . She was commissioned in Boston , Massachusetts on 3 November 2007 . In Popular Culture . The ship was featured in the 2012 film " Battleship " where it was destroyed by alien craft .
Grand Duke Peter Nikolaevich of Russia Grand Duke Peter Nikolaevich of Russia ( 10 January 1864 – 17 January 1931 ) was a Russian Grand Duke and a member of the Russian Imperial Family . Early life and marriage . Grand Duke Peter Nikolaevich was the second son of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievich the Elder ( 1831 – 1891 ) and Duchess Alexandra of Oldenburg ( 1838 – 1900 ) . He was born in Saint Petersburg . As was the custom for Russian Grand Dukes ( the title applied to all sons and grandsons of a Russian Emperor ) , the Grand Duke Peter served in the Russian army as a Lt . - General and Adjutant - General . On 26 July 1889 , he married Princess Milica of Montenegro ( 1866 – 1951 ) , daughter of King Nicholas I of Montenegro ( 1841 – 1921 ) . The Grand Duke and Duchess had four children : Life at court . In 1907 , his elder brother , Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich , married Grand Duchess Militza ' s sister , Princess Anastasia of Montenegro , known as Stana . The two couples were socially very influential at the Russian Imperial Court in the early 20th century . Nicknamed joined " the black peril " , a group interested in the occult . They are credited with introducing first a charlatan mystic named merely Philippe , and then , with graver consequences , Grigori Rasputin ( 1869 – 1916 ) to the Imperial family . Prince Felix Yussupov ( 1887 – 1967 ) — who was their neighbour in Koreiz — once described Znamenka , the Grand Duke and Duchess ' s palace , as " the central point of the powers of evil " . This was later to be a widely held belief within the higher echelons of the divided Russian court . The Dowager Empress Marie firmly believed that the couple plotted with Rasputin and others to gain influence and favours through the neurotic Empress Alexandra ( 1872 – 1918 ) . However , by 1914 , Alexandra herself referred to them as " the black family " and felt herself to be manipulated by them . Exile . The couple escaped the Russian Revolution to the south of France . Here Grand Duke Peter Nicholaievich died at Cap d ' Antibes , near Antibes on 17 June 1931 . His wife died in Alexandria , Egypt in September 1951 .
467th Light Combat Aviation Squadron The 467th Light Combat Aviation Squadron ( " Serbo - Croatian : 467 . eskadrila lake borbene avijacije / 467 . ескадрила лаке борбене авијације " ) was an aviation squadron of Yugoslav Air Force formed by order from March 7 , 1978 at Cerklje military air base as part of 82nd Aviation Brigade . The squadron was formed with 467th Light Combat Aviation Squadron from 460th Light Combat Aviation Squadron equipment , domestic - made Soko J - 20 Kraguj counter - insurgency aircraft . By order from November 1976 , in 1978 squadron has been dislocated to Brnik airfield and it was reatached to 5th Aviation Corps as independent squadron . Squadeon was disbanded by order from April 15 , 1982 .
Hejaz Corps ( Ottoman Empire ) The Hejaz Corps or Hejaz Group of the Ottoman Empire ( Turkish : " Hicaz Kolordusu " ) was one of the corps of the Ottoman Army . It was formed during World War I . Formations . Order of Battle , January , June 1918 . In January , June 1918 , the corps was structured as follows :
MacGregor Medal The MacGregor Medal is awarded to Indian Armed Forces personnel for valuable military reconnaissance . The medal was originally instituted in 1888 to honour the memory of The United Service Institution of India founder , Maj Gen Sir Charles MacGregor . After the partition of British India into India and Pakistan , the award was adopted by India and continues to this day . So far 117 medals have been awarded : 7 full gold medals to officers , 62 standard size silver medals to officers ( including 5 JCO s ) , and 48 reduced size silver medals to other ranks / soldiers . Pre - 1947 recipients . Notable British Indian officers prior to 1947 , to have been awarded the MacGregor Medal ( full sized , gold ) include Francis Younghusband ( 1890 ) , Gerard Leachman ( 1910 ) , Orde Charles Wingate ( 1943 ) and Frederick Marshman Bailey ( 1914 ) . Indian officers and other ranks up to 1947 to receive the standard - sized medal include and others In addition to the full gold medal , a reduced - sized silver medal was also awarded to junior Indian officers , including : and others Post 1947 ( Indian Army only ) . One British officer has been awarded the medal twice - A . S . Lancaster , as a major in 1938 , and again as a colonel in 1946 . ; and one British Indian one , Shahzad Mir , first as Daffadar , in 1897 , then again as Risaldar in 1906 .