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Gaspar Téllez - Girón , 5th Duke de Osuna Gaspar Téllez - Girón , 5th Duke de Osuna ( 25 May 1625 – Madrid , 2 June 1694 ) , 5th Marquess of Peñafiel , 9th Count of Ureña and other lesser titles , was a Spanish general and a Grandee of Spain , title bestowed by king Philip II of Spain on 5 February 1562 when Pedro Téllez - Girón y de la Cueva , 5th Count of Ureña , a . k . a . Pedro Girón de la Cueva , Viceroy of Naples , was given the title of 1st Duke of Osuna . Osuna , a very old town at the province of Seville , was already an indigenous Iberian civilization town occupied by the Romans well over 2 , 000 years ago . The Dukes of Osuna , in general , have excelled as Viceroys and / or Governors in European territories linked or broadly allied with Imperial Spain for several centuries . He lost the Battle of Castelo Rodrigo in 1664 , as part of the Portuguese Restoration War . He was Viceroy of Catalonia , 1667 – 1669 , Governor of the Duchy of Milan , Italy , ( 1670 – 1674 ) , when he was replaced by Claude Lamoral , Prince of Ligne . Family ancestors background . He was the grandson of Pedro Téllez - Girón , 3rd Duke of Osuna , Viceroy of Sicily , Viceroy of Naples , and the son of Juan Tellez - Girón y Enriquez de Ribera , 4th Duke of Osuna , Viceroy of Sicily . Don Gaspar marriages . In his firs marriage in 1645 he married a cousin , named as her mother Felice , Feliche de Sandoval Rojas y Enriquez de Cabrera , deceased in Milan , Italy on 7 October 1671 , who hold her own inherited title of 4th Duchess of Uceda and was therefore , also a Grandee of Spain on her own rights , daughter of Francisco de Sandoval Rojas , 2nd Duke of Lerma and 2nd Duke of Uceda , Duke of Cea . Her mother was a member of the powerful and old Colonna family . The children who survived , ( 5 out of 7 ) , were all females who married within the pinnacle of the highest Spanish Nobility of the time . He married again in 1672 , aged 47 , 19 years old Ana Antonia Francisca , ( Milán , 14 April 1653 - Madrid , 4 December 1707 , aged 50 ) , 4th Marchioness of Caracena , a daughter of Luis de Benavides Carrillo , Marquis of Caracena , 6th marquis of Frómista , Governor of the Duchy of Milan , Governor of the Habsburg Netherlands . Her mother was Catalina Ponce de León , third daughter of Rodrigo Ponce de León , 4th Duke of Arcos and of María Francica Córdoba de Aragón , a daughter of the 5th Dukes of Segorbe . Ana Antonia Francisca , would be the inheritor of the nobility titles of her parents , presumably by the non existence of / or earlier death of her legitimate male brothers . She held also the title of Marshal of Castile by herself . From this second wife ( 4 children : 2 males + 2 females ) , came the two next successors to the Duchy ,
Fan Wuji Fan Wuji ( ) , who lived during the Warring States period , was a Qin general who betrayed his state . He escaped to the state of Yan and later committed suicide to aid Jing Ke in the latter ' s assassination attempt on Ying Zheng , the king of Qin . He is portrayed by actor Lü Xiaohe in the 1998 film " The Emperor and the Assassin " and Wang Ya ' nan in the 2004 television series " Assassinator Jing Ke " .
Francis Alexander Caron Scrimger Francis Alexander Caron Scrimger VC ( February 10 , 1880 – February 13 , 1937 ) , was a Canadian recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . Victoria Cross . During the Second Battle of Ypres on 25 April 1915 at Saint - Julien , Belgium , Captain Scrimger was in charge of an advanced dressing station in a farmhouse near Wiltje on the St . Julien - Ypres Road . The advancing enemy were bombarding the area with an intense shelling . The German infantry were within sight . Scrimger directed the removal of the wounded under the heavy fire . Captain Scrimger and a badly wounded Captain Macdonald were the last men left at the station . Scrimger carried the wounded officer out of the farmhouse to the road . The bombardment of shell forced Scrimger to stop and place Macdonald on the road . Scrimger then protected him with his own body . During a lull in the gunfire Scrimger again carried Macdonald toward help . When he was unable to carry him any further , he remained with the wounded man until help could be obtained . Legacy . His medals are held at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa .
HMS Eaglet ( shore establishment ) HMS " Eaglet " is a training centre for the Royal Naval Reserve . It serves Merseyside , North West England and North Wales , HMS " Eaglet " trains over 300 reservists each year and hosts the Royal Marine Reserve Merseyside , Liverpool URNU , HMS " Charger " and HMS " Biter " . History . The Mersey Division of the RNVR was established in Customs House , Liverpool in 1904 , before moving to HMS " Eagle " , a 50 gun frigate at Brunswick Dock , in 1911 . Mersey Division was mobilised in 1914 to form part of the Royal Naval Division , serving at Gallipoli , the battles of Battle of Vimy Ridge , Passchendaele and Cambrai . To avoid confusion with a newer HMS " Eagle " , the frigate was renamed HMS " Eaglet " in 1919 . The ship was destroyed in a fire in 1926 , and replaced by the First World War 24 class sloop HMS " Sir Bevis " , which was renamed " Eaglet " . The new " Eaglet " was berthed at Salthouse Dock . During the Second World War , " Eaglet " became the flagship of Commander - in - Chief Western Approaches . In 1971 , the sloop was scrapped and HMS " Eaglet " moved ashore to a new HQ at Princes Dock . In 1993 , " Eaglet " received freedom of the city of Liverpool .
Inhaúma - class corvette The Inhaúma Class corvette s are five escort vessels operated by the Brazilian Navy . They were named after Joaquim José Inácio , Viscount of Inhaúma . These ships were built in Brazil and designed with assistance from the German company Marine Technik . It was originally planned to build 12 to 16 ships but the economic situation in Brazil did not permit this and only five vessels were built . The programme was considerably delayed due to funding issues and the Brazilian Verolme yard ' s insolvency in 1991 which forced V32 and V33 to be completed by Arsenal da Marinha . The ships were fitted with a Ferranti CAAIS 450 ( Computer Aided Action Information System ) combat data system and a SAAB EOS - 400 fire control system . Further vessels were planned to have indigenous Brazilian missiles but this was shelved . Conway ' s reports the ships as being top - heavy . Ships . All ships were completed by the Arsenal da Marinha , Rio de Janeiro , and are currently ( 2013 ) in service
Richard Harte Keatinge Lieutenant General Richard Harte Keatinge VC CSI ( 17 June 1825 – 25 May 1904 ) was an Irish recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . Life and career . Keatinge was born in Dublin . He was 32 years old , and a major in the Bombay Artillery , Bombay Army during the Indian Mutiny when the following deed took place on 17 March 1858 at the assault of Chundairee for which he was awarded the VC : In 1862 he was transferred to the Royal Artillery and then to the Bombay Staff Corps of the British Indian Army . In 1868 , he founded the Rajkumar College , Rajkot , which opened its doors as a school for boys in 1870 . From 1871 to 1873 he was Chief Commissioner of Ajmer - Merwara , and from 1874 to 1878 was Chief Commissioner of Assam . He later achieved the rank of lieutenant general . In retirement , he settled at Horsham , Sussex , where he died in 1904 . Legacy . A road in the Indian city of Shillong , which was the capital of the British Province of Assam , where Keatinge had served as Chief Commissioner , has been named Keatinge Road in his honour . References . Listed in order of publication year External links . city
Boulhaut Air Base Boulhaut Air Base is a former United States Air Force ( USAF ) base located in Morocco . Built in 1954 by French contractors , the base was opened on 15 April 1955 . The base was one of four Strategic Air Command ( SAC ) bases ( Sidi Slimane , Nouasseur and Ben Guerir being the other three ) , that were constructed in Morocco in response to the heightened Cold War fears by NATO after the Korean War . Its base host unit was the 3936th Air Base Squadron which reported to the SAC 5th Air Division . SAC assumed jurisdiction of the base on 1 June 1955 . The base included housing , code rooms , radar , a cold - storage plant , a glass - walled servicemen ' s club and a movie theater , along with a 10 , 000 - foot runway , all at a cost of $ 23 million . The base was used for forward deployment of B - 47 Stratojet bombers and support units . Boulhaut was closed in about 1963 and turned over to the Moroccan government . Analysis of aerial imagery shows that the condition of the runway , taxiways and parking apron indicate that the facility is still in use , possibly as a Moroccan Air Force axillary airfield with minimum staffing . Several small transport aircraft are parked on the apron . A small hangar and control tower is visible , with most former USAF facilities having been removed . Some buildings to the southwest of the runway are in a state of abandonment , possibly after USAF use , along with several water towers and streets which are the only remains of the American presence .
Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort or MCAS Beaufort is a United States Marine Corps air base located three miles ( 5 km ) northwest of the central business district of Beaufort , a city in Beaufort County , South Carolina , United States . About 4200 personnel serve at the station and it is home to six Marine Corps F / A - 18 Hornet fighter - attack squadrons plus one Navy F / A - 18 strike fighter squadron . History . Naval Air Station Beaufort was commissioned on June 15 , 1943 for advanced training operations of anti - submarine patrols during World War II . It was then deactivated in 1946 and reactivated in 1956 . On March 1 , 1960 , it was re - designated Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort . On September 19 , 1975 , the airfield was named Merritt Field in honor of Major General Lewie G . Merritt , USMC , a 1917 graduate of The Citadel , The Military College of South Carolina . He was from Ridge Spring , South Carolina . The air station encompasses 6 , 900 acres ( 28 km² ) . It is also associated with a large air - to - air combat area off the coast of South Carolina and Georgia as well as a 5 , 200 acre ( 21 km² ) air - to - ground combat and bombing range in McIntosh County , Georgia . Also attached to the base is the housing complex of Laurel Bay , just 3 miles ( 5 km ) from the station , that provides family housing for area servicemembers . Formerly home to USMC F - 8 Crusader and F - 4 Phantom II operations , MCAS Beaufort currently hosts all active duty USMC F / A - 18 air operations on the East Coast , said aircraft and squadrons being assigned to Marine Aircraft Group 31 ( MAG - 31 ) . The mission of MCAS Beaufort is to provide support as an operational base for MAG - 31 and its associated squadrons , Marine Corps support units and tenant Navy strike fighter squadrons . The mission of the Marine Aircraft Group ( MAG - 31 ) is to conduct anti - air - warfare and offensive air support operations in support of Fleet Marine Forces from advanced bases , expeditionary airfields , or aircraft carriers and conduct such other air operations as may be directed . An additional Navy F / A - 18 strike fighter squadron under the claimancy of Strike Fighter Wing Atlantic at NAS Oceana , Virginia is also homeported at MCAS Beaufort . The population of the on - base " city " includes nearly 4 , 000 active - duty servicemembers and more than 700 civilian workers . As is the case with many air bases , MCAS Beaufort hosts a bi - annual air show open to the public , which in April 2007 , was the site of a fatal crash involving an aircraft from the Blue Angels demonstration team . MCAS Beaufort ' s nickname is " Fightertown East " . MCAS Miramar in San Diego , California is the more commonly known " Fightertown " , also called " Fightertown USA " , the latter having acquired the nickname when it was under Navy control as NAS Miramar . The 1979 film " The Great Santini " , based upon a novel written by Pat Conroy which centered on MCAS Beaufort in the early 1960s , was filmed on base and in the local area .
USS Shepherd Knapp ( 1861 ) USS " Shepherd Knapp " ( 1861 ) was a large ( 838 - ton ) ship with eight guns , purchased by the Union Navy during the beginning of the American Civil War . With her eight guns and a crew of 93 , she was employed by the Union Navy as a heavy gunship outfitted to pursue major Confederate States of America blockade runners , especially Confederate Captain Raphael Semmes . During the course of her fruitless searches for Semmes , she ran aground on a reef near Haiti and was abandoned . Purchased at New York City in 1861 . " Shepherd Knapp " — a ship - rigged sailing vessel — was purchased at New York City on 28 August 1861 from Laurence Giles & Co . Civil War service . Searching for Captain Raphael Semmes . Since the logs of " Shepherd Knapp " are missing , many details of her career are unknown . Apparently her first commanding officer was Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Henry S . Eytinge , who was ordered on 1 November 1861 to cruise in the West Indies seeking to capture or destroy any " vessels of the rebels " he might encounter . The special object of his attention was the Confederate commerce raider , CSS " Sumter " , which had been preying on Union shipping since early summer . After a long cruise in which she never quite caught up with Capt . Raphael Semmes and his elusive steamer , " Shepherd Knapp " returned to New York City on the afternoon of 17 April 1862 . The ship was laid up at the New York Navy Yard for the rest of the year . On 20 January 1863 , she was again ordered to cruise in the West Indies seeking Confederate ships , especially the CSS " Alabama " . Again , Semmes managed to elude the Union warship . Sunk on a coral reef . After cruising in the Caribbean for over three and one - half months , " Shepherd Knapp " struck a coral reef off Cap - Haïtien and was abandoned .
42nd Rocket Division The 42nd Rocket Division ( v / ch 34103 ) is an intercontinental ballistic missile formation of the Russian Strategic Rocket Forces . It is based at Svobodny , Sverdlovsk Oblast / Nizhniy Tagil , Sverdlovsk Oblast , and it is part of the 31st Rocket Army . History . The history of the Tagil missile division and settlement started in 1960 with the construction of engineering structures , access roads , and housing for the rocket personnel . The first house was commissioned in December 1961 . The 202nd Rocket Brigade was formed on December 1 , 1960 on the basis of " the 19th Training Tank Regiment " and the " 18th howitzer artillery brigade " . First commander of the division was assigned to Major - General Oleg Maisky . Launch . In May 1961 the 202nd Rocket Brigade was redesignated the 42nd Rocket Division . On October 31 , 1961 the first launch Divisions went on alert ( commanders - Lieutenant and Grabski OA and Mishin VP ) , being armed with intercontinental ballistic missiles P - 16U ( 8K64U ) . Honors and awards . Few honors and awards are given below . Based on the Federal Law " On General Principles of Local Self - Government in the Russian Federation , " the closed village municipality have the status of free city district .
Herman James Good Herman James Good VC ( 29 November 1887 – 18 April 1969 ) was a soldier in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War and recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . He is the namesake of Good Flight , part of 13 Squadron at the Royal Military College of Canada . Biography . Good was born in South Bathurst , New Brunswick on 29 November 1887 . He was educated at the local public school and involved in lumber operations in the area . According to his Attestation Paper , Good enlisted on 29 June 1915 , in Sussex , NB . He first served with the 5th Battalion ( Western Cavalry ) , CEF , then the 2nd Pioneer Battalion , before being transferred to the 13th ( Royal Highlanders of Canada ) Battalion , Canadian Expeditionary Force . On 8 August 1918 in the vicinity of Hangard Wood , France , on the opening day of the Battle of Amiens , his actions led to his receiving the Victoria Cross . Citation . He died in Bathurst , New Brunswick on 18 April 1969 .
HMS Yaxham ( M2780 ) HMS " Yaxham " was one of 93 ships of the of inshore minesweepers . Their names were all chosen from villages ending in " - ham " . The minesweeper was named after Yaxham in Norfolk . Became survey vessel HMS " Woodlark " , 1964 . Her final years were as the Southampton University Royal Naval Unit ' s training vessel . This unit now has , a P2000 Archer class patrol vessel . < br >
Tekle Kiflay Brigadier General Tekle Kiflay is the current commander of Operation Zone One in Eritrea . The country has five operation zones , each headed by a high - ranking military official . These zones overlap the 6 administrative regions . The power of the Operation Zone commanders supersedes that of the administrators .
USS X - 1 X - 1 was the United States Navy ' s only midget submarine ( but see the NR - 1 Deep Submergence Craft ) , laid down on 8 June 1954 , at Deer Park , Long Island , New York , by the Engine Division of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation , launched on 7 September 1955 , at Oyster Bay , Long Island , by Jakobson Shipyard ; delivered to the Navy on 6 October at New London , Connecticut , and placed in service on 7 October 1955 , with Lieutenant Kevin Hanlon in command . Service history . " X - 1 " served in a research capacity in rigorous and extensive tests to assist the Navy to evaluate its ability to defend harbors against very small submarines . Further tests conducted with the " X - 1 " helped to determine the offensive capabilities and limitations of this type of submersible . X - 1 was originally powered by a hydrogen peroxide / diesel engine and battery system , but an explosion of her hydrogen peroxide supply on 20 May 1957 resulted in the craft ' s modification to accept a diesel - electric drive . On 2 December 1957 , " X - 1 " was taken out of service and deactivated at Philadelphia , Pennsylvania . Towed to Annapolis , Maryland , in December 1960 , " X - 1 " was reactivated and attached to Submarine Squadron 6 and based at the Small Craft Facility of the Severn River Command for experimental duties in Chesapeake Bay . In tests conducted under the auspices of the Naval Research Laboratory , " X - 1 " performed for scientists who observed her operations from a platform suspended beneath the Bay Bridge , to learn more about the properties and actions of sea water . Remaining in an active , in - service , status through January 1973 , " X - 1 " was again taken out of service on 16 February 1973 , and , on 26 April , was transferred to the Naval Ship Research and Development Center , Annapolis . On 9 July 1974 , the submersible was slated for use as a historical exhibit ; and she was subsequently placed on display on the grounds of the Naval Station complex , North Severn , near Annapolis . In 2001 , " X - 1 " was transferred to the Submarine Force Museum in Groton , Connecticut where it is on display in front of the main exhibit building .
Russian Signal Troops Russian Signal Troops ( ) is the specializing signal corps of the Ground Forces of the Russian Armed Forces . Military relationship is an integral part of the Armed Forces , and its material basis . On its condition and functioning largely dependent efficiency of command , the timeliness of combat equipment and weapons . In its development , the military relationship has come a long and difficult process that is inextricably linked with the history of the Armed Forces , the changes in the forms and methods of their use and the improvement of military art . From simple audio and visual means of communication for the transmission of signals and commands on the battlefield to widely branched multi - channel , advanced automated systems that can provide a link virtually unlimited range of both stationary and moving objects on the ground , in the water , under the water and in the air this is the historical path of development and improvement of military communications . Communication on the battlefield is one of the main types of operational support .
SM UB - 74 SM " UB - 74 " was a German Type UB III submarine or U - boat in the German Imperial Navy ( ) during World War I . She was commissioned into the German Imperial Navy on 24 October 1917 as SM " UB - 74 " . " UB - 74 " was serving in the Flanders Flotillas . On 26 May 1918 she was sunk by with depth charges in the English channel . Construction . She was built by AG Vulcan of Hamburg and following just under a year of construction , launched at Hamburg on 12 September 1917 . " UB - 74 " was commissioned later that same year . Like all Type UB III submarines , " UB - 74 " carried 10 torpedoes and was armed with a deck gun . " UB - 74 " would carry a crew of up to 3 officer and 31 men and had a cruising range of . " UB - 74 " had a displacement of while surfaced and when submerged . Her engines enabled her to travel at when surfaced and when submerged .
USS Reuben James ( DE - 153 ) USS " Reuben James " ( DE - 153 ) was a " Buckley " - class destroyer escort in the United States Navy . She was the second ship named for Reuben James , a Boatswain ' s Mate who distinguished himself fighting the Barbary pirates . " Reuben James " was laid down on 7 September 1942 at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard , Portsmouth , Virginia , launched on 6 February 1943 , sponsored by Mrs . Oliver Hiram Ward , and commissioned on 1 April 1943 , with Lieutenant Commander Frank D . Giambattista in command . Service history . First based in Miami , Florida , she conducted anti - submarine patrols and provided training in convoy escort and anti - submarine warfare . In March 1944 , she shifted homeport from Miami to Norfolk , Virginia . In June 1944 , she escorted a convoy from New York to Norfolk . Between 13 July and 7 November 1944 , " Reuben James " successfully escorted two convoys to the Mediterranean , returning with westbound convoys . During the ship ' s first eastbound voyage , nine German bombers attacked its convoy off Algeria on 1 August 1944 . " Reuben James " shot down one enemy bomber . Returning to Boston on 7 November 1944 , she joined an anti - submarine group operation in the North Atlantic . Operating south of Newfoundland , " Reuben James " was present when sank on 19 April 1945 . Arriving at Houston , Texas , on 4 July 1945 , " Reuben James " completed conversion to a radar picket ship on 25 November 1945 , and was subsequently employed in the Atlantic and the Caribbean while being stationed in Norfolk , Virginia . She was decommissioned on 11 October 1947 . In 1949 , she was designated DER , but was reclassified DE in 1954 . She remained in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet until struck from the Navy List on 30 June 1968 . Her hulk was sunk as a target on 1 March 1971 .
Helmut Hudel Helmut Hudel ( 4 July 1915 – 11 March 1985 ) was a highly decorated Major in the Wehrmacht during World War II , and one of only 882 recipients of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross and its higher grade Oak Leaves was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Helmut Hudel was captured by American troops in April 1945 in the Ruhr Pocket .