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USS O ' Kane ( DDG - 77 ) USS " O ' Kane " ( DDG - 77 ) is an in the United States Navy . The ship was built by Bath Iron Works in Bath , Maine , starting on 8 May 1997 . The ship was commissioned on 23 October 1999 . It is named for Medal of Honor recipient Rear Admiral Richard O ' Kane . History . USS O ' Kane was built in Bath , Maine at Bath Iron Works . USS O ' Kane was launched in March 1998 . USS O ' Kane was commissioned on 23 October 1999 under the command of CDR David Hulse in Pearl Harbor , Hawaii . USS O ' Kane participated in RIMPAC 2000 . USS O ' Kane participated in Fleet Week San Diego in October 2000 . In November 2000 CDR Taylor Skardon assumed command . USS O ' Kane deployed on her maiden deployment on 1 August 2001 . While on deployment USS O ' Kane conducted Maritime Interdiction Operations in the Northern Persian Gulf during the opening stages of Operation Enduring Freedom . USS O ' Kane returned home to Pearl Harbor in late January 2002 . USS O ' Kane received the Battle " E " award for Destroyer Squadron 31 for 2001 . USS O ' Kane also received the Navy Unit Commendation , her first Armed Forces Expeditionary Award , her first Sea Service Award , and National Defense Service Award s while on her Maiden Deployment . In September 2002 CDR Michael Viland assumed command . Under his leadership USS O ' Kane completed an accelerated innovative training cycle eight months ahead of schedule with the CARL VINSON Battle Group to be ready for contingency operations . USS O ' Kane was further accelerated and deployed independently , leaving homeport 17 January 2003 . Initially USS O ' Kane provided escort of high value shipping and conducted Operation ENDURING FREEDOM boardings of suspect terrorist vessels , then she rapidly transitioned to combat operations in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM . USS O ' Kane successfully projected combat power ashore with several salvos of TOMAHAWK cruise missiles and provided early warning of ballistic missile launches to command centers , PATRIOT missile batteries , and civil defense forces , supporting a protective umbrella for coalition ground and naval forces . USS O ' Kane then transitioned to providing post hostility maritime security of Iraqi waters . USS O ' Kane returned home to Pearl Harbor late July 2003 . USS O ' Kane was awarded the Navy Unit Commendation and Global War on Terror Expeditionary Medal for her second deployment . Following post deployment maintenance , USS O ' Kane commenced the basic phase of training for her next deployment . In February 2004 CDR William Nault assumed command . As of May 2013 , her current commanding officer is CDR James J . Juster .
Jean de Selys Longchamps Baron Jean Michel P . M . G . de Selys Longchamps DFC ( 31 May 1912 – 16 August 1943 ) was a Belgian noble and World War II RAF fighter pilot notable for his attack in 1943 on the Gestapo headquarters in Brussels in occupied Belgium . Career . A Belgian cavalry officer with the " 1er Régiment des Guides " , he escaped with the BEF from Dunkirk returning to France before it finally fell . Trying to join the allies again he was interned by the Vichy authorities but escaped to Britain and was accepted for flight training with the RAF . He was posted to No . 609 Squadron RAF and flew Hawker Typhoon s He is best remembered for his airstrike on the Gestapo headquarters located at 453 Avenue Louise ( ) in Brussels on 20 January 1943 , which led to his demotion ( to Pilot Officer ) for acting without orders , but he was also awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his actions . He was killed the 16 August 1943 when his aircraft crashed on landing at RAF Manston after a sortie over Ostend . He is buried in Minster - in - Thanet . A commemoration of his life is scheduled for 16 August 2013 in conjunction with the Royal British Legion .
Taghachar Taghachar , also spelled Tajir , Ta ' achar ( died c . 1296 ) was a commander in the army of the Mongol Empire . He was one of the conspirators involved in the overthrow of three Ilkhanate khans , and placed the short - lived Baidu on the throne in 1295 . Taghachar was a member of the Suquai ' ud branch of the Baarin clan . When Hulegu entered Persia in 1256 , he commanded a battalion of his western wing . He was a member of the guard for Abaqa Khan , and later with some associates such as effective noyan Buqa , Samaghar and more , formed a faction in support of Arghun , Abaqa ' s son . Arghun rewarded Taghachar by making him a commander . When Arghun fell ill , Taghachar ' s group probably had him killed , and placed Geikhatu in power . However in 1295 Taghachar had him killed as well , and then placed Baydu on the throne , after which they divided the kingdom among the co - conspirators . But Taghachar deserted Baydu and joined Nauruz . A civil war ensued , led by Ghazan Khan , who killed Baydu in 1296 . In November 1295 , Ghazan sent Taghachar to Rûm as viceroy , because he had concerns over his continued loyalty and thought it safer to keep him at a distance . Shortly afterwards Ghazan reluctantly ordered the murder of Taghachar ; he recognised that he had been a help and that he was not an imminent threat , and explained his decision by reference to a story from Chinese history .
Airborne Launch Control Center The United States ' Airborne Launch Control Center ( ALCC ) is a component of the Airborne Launch Control System , the emergency back - up means of launching the United States ' ICBM force . Specifically , the ALCC is defined as the station located aboard the ALCS aircraft from which missile preparation and launch commands may be sent to accessed LGM - 30 Minuteman missile launch facilities ( LFs ) .
USS Adrian ( ID - 2362 ) The wooden - hulled excursion steamer Westport was built in 1911 by William McKie of East Boston , MA . , and owned by the Eastern Steamship Lines , Inc . , of Boston India Wharf at the start of World War I . The Navy inspected the ship in the 1st Naval District on 1 February 1918 for possible use as a passenger and freight carrier , and she was taken over on 14 November 1918 . Five days later , her name was changed to Adrian - to avoid confusion with the Naval Overseas Transportation Service ( NOTS ) freighter Westport ( Id . No . 3548 ) - and , given the classification Id . No . 2362 , was initially assigned to the 1st Naval District . However , the 5th Naval District ' s pressing need for a " hospital and ambulance boat " soon resulted in orders sending the ship to Norfolk , VA . , " . . . for the purpose of furnishing treatment to personnel on vessels not otherwise provided for and for transporting cases to a hospital from vessels in Hampton Road s . " The services which Adrian could provide could be obtained by calling the 5th Naval District ' s Medical Aide during the day , and the district duty officer outside of normal working hours . Such prosaic duties were not without the threat of accidents . On the evening of 2 May 1919 — while Adrian was making a trip from the Naval Hospital at Portsmouth , VA . , to the Naval Operating Base , Norfolk — she blew a tube in her boiler . When it burst , live coals and escaping steam severely burned a sailor of her " black gang . " A Navy tug took Adrian in tow , and the injured man was soon taken ashore at Portsmouth for treatment . On 2 September , word came for Adrian to proceed via the " inside route " to the naval station at Boston , Mass . , and report to the Commandant of the 1st Naval District . She was decommissioned there on 19 September 1919 and returned to her owner 10 days later .
2 / 15th Battalion ( Australia ) The 2 / 15th Battalion was an infantry battalion of the Australian Army , which served during the Second World War . Formed in May 1940 from primarily Queensland volunteers , the battalion served in North Africa in 1941 – 42 as part of the 20th Brigade , which was assigned to the 7th Division , before being reassigned to the 9th Division . In early 1943 the battalion returned to Australia and later took part in campaigns against the Japanese in New Guinea in 1943 – 44 and Borneo in 1945 , before being disbanded in 1946 . Battle honours . The 2 / 28th Battalion received the following battle honour s : Commanding officers . The following officers served as commanding officer of the 2 / 15th :
USS Cacique ( ID - 2213 ) USS " Cacique " ( ID - 2213 ) was a freighter leased by the United States Navy in World War I . She was used to transport Allied personnel and cargo in support of the European fighting front . Post - war she was returned to her owners . Built in England . " S . S . Cacique " , a 6 , 202 gross ton commercial freighter , was built in 1910 by Short Brothers of Sunderland , England . She was owned by the New York and Pacific Steamship Company of New York City . On 19 August 1918 she was transferred to the Navy from the United States Shipping Board and commissioned the same day as USS " Cacique " ( ID # 2213 ) under the command of Lieutenant Commander C . H . Winnett , USNRF . World War I service . Assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service , " Cacique " sailed from Norfolk , Virginia on 30 August 1918 to take part in supplying the United States Army in France . She made two voyages to Marseilles , France with general cargo , and returned to Baltimore , Maryland on 2 March 1919 . Post - war disposition . After the November 1918 Armistice with Germany " Cacique " was decommissioned 24 March 1919 , and returned to the US Shipping Board the same day . She was then returned to her owners .
Ardo Ardo ( or " Ardonus " , possibly short for " Ardabastus " , " Ardabast " ) ( died 720 / 721 ) is attested as the last of all Visigothic kings of Hispania , reigning from 713 or , more probably 714 , until his death . The Visigothic kingdom was already severely reduced in power and area at the time he succeeded Achila II , and his dominions probably didn ' t extend beyond Septimania and present - day Catalonia , due to the Arab conquests of the previous three years . Ardo is only recorded in one Visigothic regnal list as reigning for seven years . As of 716 the Arabs crossed over the Pyrenees and invaded Narbonensis , the last province under Gothic control . Over the next three years Ardo probably defended what remained of the Visigothic kingdom and he " may have gone down fighting like his predecessor " after the Arabs took Narbonne and before they conquered all that remained of the old kingdom . Notes . < br >
Château de Hohenfels The Château de Hohenfels is a castle situated in the " commune " of Dambach , in the Bas - Rhin " département " of France . History . The castle was built at the end of the 13th century and recorded in a document for the first time in 1293 . It was destroyed by troops from Strasbourg and Haguenau in 1423 , and again during the German Peasants ' War in 1525 . The semi - troglodytic castle is built on a sandstone table , separated from the crest of the hill by a ditch dug into the bare rock . The castle was built with six floors and allowed surveillance of the access roads towards Lorraine . It was certainly altered in the 15th century . Visible remains . Hohenfels was the first castle in Alsace to be undergo properly scientific archaeological digs . The castle has been classified since 1985 by the French Ministry of Culture as a " monument historique .
Arthur Holland ( British Army officer ) Lieutenant General Sir Arthur Edward Aveling Holland , KCB , , DSO , MVO ( 13 April 1862 – 7 December 1927 ) was a British Army officer and Conservative and Unionist politician . Military career . Born the son of Major - General Butcher , Butcher changed his surname to Holland in 1910 . Holland was commissioned into the Royal Artillery in 1880 . He served in the Second Boer War and then became Assistant Military Secretary to the Governor and Commander - in - Chief of Malta in 1903 before holding a similar role at the War Office from 1910 . In 1912 he was appointed Commandant of the Royal Military Academy , Woolwich . He also served in World War I becoming Commander Royal Artillery for 8th Division in which capacity he took part in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle in March 1915 . In July 1915 he became Commander Royal Artillery for VII Corps and in September 1915 he was appointed General Officer Commanding 1st Division . He continued his war service as Commander Royal Artillery for 3rd Army from June 1916 and as General Officer Commanding I Corps from February 1917 before retiring in 1920 . Member of Parliament . He was Member of Parliament for UK Parliament constituency from 1924 until his death in 1927 . The consequent by - election for his seat was won by the Labour candidate Cecil Malone . Family . He married Mary Kate Duval ; they had one daughter .
Charles Herbert Little Commander Charles Herbert Little RCN , CD , FRCGS ( December 11 , 1907 – January 10 , 2004 ) was Canadian Director of Naval Intelligence during the Second World War and an author . Charles Herbert ( Herbie ) Little was born and raised in Mount Forest , Ontario . He won scholarships to Upper Canada College ( graduating in 1926 ) and Trinity College , Toronto ( class of 1930 ) where he majored in German and played ice hockey , football , and cricket . He was a member of the Beta Psi fraternity . He was offered a contract with the Montreal Maroons ice hockey team but decided to continue his studies instead . He was selected as a Rhodes Scholar and continued Germanic studies at Brasenose College , Oxford , graduating in 1932 . While there he was captain of the Oxford University Ice Hockey Club that won the Spengler Cup two years in a row . On his return to Canada , he married Ruth B . Harrison of Rothesay , New Brunswick . He taught at Upper Canada College until he joined the Royal Canadian Navy at the outbreak of the war in 1939 . Little presented himself at HMCS York in Toronto , but after he mentioned that he was a teacher of German and that he had just returned from a trip to Germany , he was immediately sent to Ottawa . Upon his arrival he was asked to go through some captured German documents , some of which seemed to describe a weapon . Those papers were sent to London and were found to be partial plans for the new magnetic mine s being used by the German Navy . During the war he served as Director of Naval Intelligence on the Naval Staff . Because of his position he was one of the few Canadians to handle Ultra decrypts . After the defeat of Nazi Germany he was allowed to enter combat and was sent to join the British Pacific Fleet . He remained in the Navy until 1959 , helping to develop the University Naval Training Division and the Regular Officer Training Plan . After leaving the Navy he became a federal civil servant . From 1964 to 1971 he was Chief Editor of the Royal Commission on Pilotage . He wrote ten historical books , a book of poetry and numerous articles . He was a lifelong contributor to the Royal Canadian Geographical Society Journal . He was made a fellow of the society in 1969 ( FRCGS ) . He was given an award by the Spanish government for his history of Spanish exploration of the west coast of Canada . He was National President of the Canadian Authors ' Association from 1972 to 1975 and was made Honorary President in 2001 . He was president of the Canadian Writers ' Foundation from 1978 to 2001 and was Honorary President thereafter . In 1977 he was awarded the Queen ' s Jubilee Medal . In 1991 he was awarded the Admirals ' Medal . In 2000 at the age of 92 , he dropped the puck at the start of the 100th annual Oxford vs Cambridge Ice Hockey game . He died in Ottawa at the age of 96 . He was buried at Frenhill Cemetery in Saint John , New Brunswick .
Robert van Genechten Robert van Genechten ( 25 October 1895 - 13 December 1945 ) was a Belgian - born Dutch politician and writer who was a leading collaborator during the German occupation of the Netherlands . Early years . Van Genechten was born in Antwerp and studied jurisprudence at the University of Ghent . After the Imperial German forces invaded Belgium in the Great War Van Genechten wasted no time in collaborating with the occupying German forces . After the armistice and end of the war he fled to Netherlands in 1918 , receiving an eight year prison sentence in absentia . In Holland he made a living as a lawyer and a teacher at Utrecht University , taking Dutch citizenship on 14 June 1930 . Return . When the Statute of limitations ran out on Genechten ' s Belgium conviction he returned to his native country but he returned to the Netherlands to enter politics . Joining the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands in 1934 he quickly rose through the party ranks at one time acting as spokesman on education and from 1938 editor in chief of " Nieuw Nederland " . As a regular writer in the right wing paper he expounded at length on his hatred of rationalism and humanism . In 1937 he wrote a series of articles " Van den vos Reynaerde " , which was basically a rewrite of the Reynard cycle that attacked the Jews . The articles went on to become a book in 1941 and an animated cartoon in 1943 . Given his pro - Nazi stance he was interned in Hoorn prison during the 1940 invasion by the Dutch government . Under the Nazis . His fortunes changed once the Nazis took control and he was released from jail to take a role as the appointed Solicitor - General to the Court of Justice in The Hague in which he presided over so - called ' peace courts ' introduced by Arthur Seyss - Inquart . For a time he was also Minister for Education , Arts and Science in Anton Mussert ' s proposed cabinet but never took power as the Germans refused to devolve power to the NSB and thus the cabinet never took office . As the occupation of Holland wore on he fell out of favour with the Germans and in February 1943 he was given the new role of Commissioner for South Holland , an obvious demotion . Reacting badly to his reduced role he attempted suicide , an act that saw him removed from all positions because of his perceived unstable nature . After the liberation of the Netherlands by Canadian forces he was arrested and sentenced to death by the Special Court . He was able to commit suicide by hanging himself in his prison cell before the sentence could be carried out .
SM UC - 19 SM " UC - 19 " was a German Type UC II minelaying submarine or U - boat in the German Imperial Navy ( ) during World War I . The U - boat was ordered on 26 August 1915 and was launched on 15 March 1916 . She was commissioned into the German Imperial Navy on 21 August 1916 as SM " UC - 19 " . In 3 patrols " UC - 19 " was credited with sinking 4 ships , either by torpedo or by mines laid . " UC - 19 " was sunk by depth charge s from in the English Channel on 6 December 1916 .
Kosmos 2443 Kosmos 2443 ( meaning " Cosmos 2443 " ) is one of a set of three set of three Russia n military satellites launched in 2008 as part of the GLONASS satellite navigation system . It was launched with Kosmos 2442 and Kosmos 2444 . This satellites is a GLONASS - M satellite , also known as Uragan - M , and is numbered Uragan - M No . 725 . Kosmos 2442 / 3 / 4 were launched from Site 81 / 23 at Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan . A Proton - M carrier rocket with a Blok DM upper stage was used to perform the launch which took place at 08 : 49 UTC on 25 September 2008 . The launch successfully placed the satellites into Medium Earth orbit . It subsequently received its Kosmos designation , and the international designators 2008 - 046B . The United States Space Command assigned it the Satellite Catalog Number 33379 . It is currently part of the GLONASS constellation in the third orbital plane , orbital slot 21 . It started operation on 5 November 2008 .
Albert Vögler Albert Vögler ( 8 February 1877 - 14 April 1945 ) , was a German liberal politician , industrialist and entrepreneur . He was a co - founder of the German People ' s Party , and an important executive in the munitions industry during the Second World War . Vögler was born to Karl and Berta Vögler in Essen . He studied mechanics and engineering at high school before graduating from the university of Karlsruhe in 1901 with a degree in mechanical engineering . Between 1901 and 1910 he worked as a senior engineer at the Dortmunder Steel Works , and then became a member of the executive committee in the Deutsch - Luxemburgische Bergwerks - und Hütten - AG mining company . Upon the death in 1924 of the founder , Hugo Stinnes , Vögler became manager . In 1918 , with Gustav Stresemann , he was involved in the founding of the German People ' s Party ( DVP ) in the Weimar Republic . He criticised the policies of Joseph Wirth who signed agreements with France in accordance with Germany ' s submission to the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1923 . In 1924 he left the DVP . Between 1925 and 1927 he was a member of the Dortmunder Chamber of Commerce and president of the Rheinisch Westfäli coal syndicate . In 1926 he founded the Vereinigte Stahlwerke AG and was its chairman until 1935 . In 1927 he also became an honorary board member of his old university in Karlsruhe . As a business man , Vögler feared the rise of communism in Germany . Records of dontations from Vögler to the Nazi party from as early as 1931 exist . Vögler met Adolf Hitler on September 11 , 1931 . From 1932 Vögler openly funded the Nazi party . Hitler became German Chancellor on January 30 , 1933 . He held a meeting with Hermann Göring , and German industrialists on February 20 , 1933 . Vögler was present at this meeting . Hitler presented the Nazi Party ' s political plans , and received a total of three million marks in donations . From 1940 onwards , Vögler was heavily involved with the manufacture of munitions . He served in increasingly important positions under Albert Speer in the Ruhr industrial heartland from 1942 until 1944 . He was president of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society ( later Max Planck Society ) from 1941 until his death in 1945 . On April 14 , 1945 , in order to avoid capture by the US Army , Vögler committed suicide in Haus Ende , Herdecke .