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USS Penobscot ( ATA - 188 ) USS " Penobscot " ( ATA - 188 / ATR – 115 ) - - a " Sotoyomo " - class auxiliary fleet tug — was originally placed in service by the U . S . Navy as USS " ATA – 188 " until she was renamed USS " Penobscot " ( ATA - 188 ) 16 July 1948 . She served in the Pacific Ocean during World War II , and on the U . S . East Coast after the war ’ s end . She was finally decommissioned in 1971 . Built in Orange , Texas . The third ship to be so named by the U . S . Navy , " Penobscot " ( ATA – 188 ) , an auxiliary ocean tug , was laid down as ATR – 115 by Levingston Shipbuilding Company , Orange , Texas , 11 September 1944 ; launched 12 October ; and placed in service 12 December . World War II service . Following shakedown " Penobscot " was designated for duty in the Far East . Assigned homeyard at Pearl Harbor , she provided extensive advanced base towing services and called at numerous islands as events in the march towards victory in the Pacific reached a crescendo . With the end of hostilities , the ocean tug operated for a short time out of Chinese ports . Post - war service . In April 1946 " Penobscot " returned to home waters and was assigned to the 3rd Naval District . From this point she commenced a lengthy career of east coast towing operations . As a 3rd Naval District ship homeported at New York City and berthed at the Naval Supply Center , Bayonne , New Jersey , she spent an average of half of each year away from home port , ranging from Maine to the Caribbean Islands . In addition to towing assignments , " Penobscot " conducted torpedo and naval mine recovery operations , and provided a wide range of services to ships of the Fleet . One demonstration of her operational flexibility occurred in May 1967 when she assisted USNS Mission Capistrano in oceanographic research off Bermuda . In July 1967 she shifted from the 3rd Naval District List to the Service Force , Atlantic Fleet . After overhaul at Coastal Shipyard and Drydock Company , Staten Island , New York , that autumn , " Penobscot " resumed her multifarious tasks , nearly every aspect of which involves the rendering of service to the Fleet . Decommissioning . After being decommissioned in 1971 , she was laid up in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet and was sold after being struck from the Navy List 28 February 1975 .
112th Regiment of Foot ( King ' s Royal Musqueteers ) The 112th Regiment of Foot ( King ' s Royal Musqueteers ) was an infantry regiment of the British Army from 1761 to 1763 . It was raised in October 1761 , taking its name from George III , and was disbanded in 1763 .
SM U - 139 SM U - 139 was the lead ship of her class , one of the submarine s serving in the Imperial German Navy in World War I . She was commissioned on 18 May 1918 under the command of Lothar von Arnauld de la Perière , who named the submarine " Korvettenkapitän Schwieger " , after Walther Schwieger , who had sunk the RMS " Lusitania " in 1915 . She only sailed on one war patrol , during which she sunk 5 small ships . U - 139 surrendered to France on 24 November 1918 and shortly afterwards became French submarine Halbronn ( until 24 July 1935 when she was broken up ) . Action of 14 October 1918 . On the 14 October 1918 , U - 139 attacked the Portuguese civilian steamer SS " São Miguel " , which was being escorted by the Portuguese Navy small naval trawler NRP " Augusto de Castilho " in the Atlantic Ocean . The " Augusto Castilho " covered the escape of the " São Miguel " by engaging U - 139 for several hours , until being destroyed .
Alexey Sudayev Alexey Ivanovich Sudayev ( ) ( August 23 , 1912 - August 17 , 1946 ) was a Russia n weapons designer . He created the PPS submachine gun and the AS - 44 assault rifle . He lived in Leningrad , and participated in the defense of the city . The PPS was developed to be mass - produced for the defense of Leningrad . Sudayev designed one the first Soviet assault rifle s for the new intermediate cartridge 7 . 62×39mm , the AS - 44 . The first prototype was tested in 1944 , and found as working adequately by the Soviet army , but considered too heavy at 5 . 6 kg . Sudayev then worked on a second , lighter prototype that weighted only 5 . 35 kg . However this prototype had accuracy and reliability problems , yet to be resolved . Sudayev however fell severely ill and died in 1946 , a week shy of his 34th birthday , before his design could be finalized .
Michael C . Kostelnik Michael C . Kostelnik , Major General , USAF ( Ret . ) is the Assistant Commissioner , Office of Air and Marine , U . S . Customs and Border Protection . Kostelnik , a member of the Senior Executive Service , has worked for 35 years in the government . From 2002 to 2005 , he served as the Deputy Associate Administrator for Space Station and Space Shuttle at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA ) . Previously , he spent 32 years on active military duty with the U . S . Air Force as a test pilot , instructor pilot , program manager and commander . He has had a career in both management and aviation , accumulating over 3 , 300 hours of flight time in over 40 types of aircraft . General Kostelnik has management experience in requirements , development and acquisition , and testing of leading edge aerospace systems . He graduated from Texas A & M University with a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering in 1969 . The following year , he completed a Master of Science degree in industrial and management engineering from the University of Iowa . Kostelnik has been recognized with numerous awards , including the Defense Distinguished Service Medal , Air Force Distinguished Service Medal , Legion of Merit , the Meritorious Service Medal with two oak leaf clusters , Air Force Commendation Medal with oak leaf cluster , and the NASA Medal for Outstanding Leadership .
149th Combat Communications Squadron The United States Air Force ' s 149th Combat Communications Squadron ( 149th CBCS ) is an Air National Guard combat communications unit located at North Highlands Air National Guard Station , California . History . The 149th CBCS deployed five IC4Us to support Hurricane Katrina ’ s recovery effort . The task force was based at Belle Chasse Naval Air Station , Louisiana supporting Task Force Pelican — which includes three sub - task forces delivering a balanced mix of engineer , aviation , ogistical , communication , security , and evacuation support to New Orleans ’ disaster stricken residents .
Yumio Nasu Biography . A native of Tochigi Prefecture , Nasu graduated from the 25th class of the Imperial Japanese Army Academy in 1913 and from the 35th class of the Army Staff College in 1923 . He served in various staff positions within the Imperial Japanese Army General Staff , and was assigned to the Taiwan Army of Japan in 1917 . In 1935 he served on the staff of the Kwantung Army and participated in Operation Chahar . Nasu was promoted to major general in 1940 , and became commander of the IJA 3rd Infantry Brigade . During the Guadalcanal campaign Nasu landed on Guadalcanal with the IJA 2nd Division during the first week of October 1942 in response to the Allied landings on the island . Nasu commanded one of the 2nd Division ' s large infantry groups , comprising infantry battalions from several regiments during the resulting October Matanikau action and Battle for Henderson Field . On October 25 , 1942 , while leading his troops against United States positions , Nasu was mortally wounded by rifle fire and died early the next morning . He was posthumously promoted to lieutenant general .
Mago ( fleet commander ) Mago ( Greek : ) was commander of the Carthaginian fleet under Himilco in the war against Dionysius I of Syracuse , 396 BCE . He is particularly mentioned as holding that post in the great sea - fight off Catania , when he totally defeated the fleet of the Syracusans under Leptines , the brother of Dionysius , sinking or destroying above 100 of their ships , besides capturing many others . ( Diod . xiv . 59 , 60 . ) We have no information as to the part he bore in the subsequent operations against Syracuse itself ; but after the disastrous termination of the expedition , and the return of Himilco to Africa , Mago appears to have been invested with the chief command in Sicily , where he endeavored by measures of lenity and conciliation towards the Greek cities , and by concluding alliances with the Sicilian tribes , to reestablish the Carthaginian power in the island . In 393 BCE he advanced against Messana ( modern Messina ) , but was attacked and defeated by Dionysius near Abacaenum , which compelled him to remain quiet for a time . The next year , however , having received powerful reinforcements from Sardinia and Africa , he assembled an army of 80 , 000 men , with which he advanced through the heart of Sicily as far as the river Chrysas , but was there met by Dionysius , who having secured the alliance of Agyris , tyrant of Agyrium , succeeded in cutting off the supplies of the enemy , and by this means reduced them to such distress , that Mago was compelled to conclude a treaty of peace , by which he abandoned his allies , the Sicilians , to the power of Dionysius . ( " Id . " xiv . 90 , 95 , 96 . ) After this Mago returned to Carthage , where he was not long after raised to the office of suffete , a dignity which he held in 383 BCE , when the ambition and intrigues of Dionysius led to the renewal of hostilities between Carthage and Syracuse . Mago landed in Sicily with a large army , and after numerous petty combats , a pitched battle at length took place , in which , after a severe contest , the Carthaginians were defeated , and Mago himself slain .
Identification badges of the Uniform Services of the United States Identification badges of the Uniformed Services of the United States are insignia which are worn by service members conducting special duties , many of which can be awarded as permanent decorations if those duties are performed successfully . There are a few Identification Badges that are awarded to all members of the uniform services ( such as the Presidential Service Badge ) , others are specific to a uniform service ( such as the U . S . Army ' s Drill Sergeant Identification Badge ) . The Office of the President and Vice President and department / service level headquarters Identification Badges are permanent decorations for those who successfully server in those assignments . Some of the uniform service level Identification Badges can be permanent decorations and others are only worn by a uniform service member while performing the duties associated with their special assignment , such as the uniform service ' s Recruiter Badge s . Command Insignia / Badges are another form of Identification Badge used to identify an officer or non - commissioned officer who is / was in command or in - charge of a unit . For many of the uniform services , if the service member performs their leadership duties successfully , the insignia / badge they wear can become a permanent uniform decoration , regardless of their next assignment . The following is a list of service Identification Badges currently in use by the uniform services :
Hellenic Army officer rank insignia This article describes the military rank insignia used by the Hellenic Army . The current insignia date back to the late 1930s , when British - style insignia were adopted . Since then , they have undergone minor changes to reflect the changes of regime , from the monarchy to the military regime and , since 1974 , the current Republic . Insignia . The insignia currently in use are : Notes . Stratarchis ( OF - 10 ) . The rank of " Stratarchis " ( Στρατάρχης , equivalent to Field Marshal or General of the Army ) has been historically used , but is no longer extant . It was first awarded to King Constantine I for his leadership in the Balkan Wars . The rank was subsequently assumed by his successors upon accession , until the abolishment of the monarchy . The only regular officer to have been awarded the rank was General Alexander Papagos on 28 October 1949 .
Cannabaudes Cannabaudes or Cannabas ( † 271 ) was a third - century leader of the gothic tribe of the Tervings , who died in a battle against the Roman emperor Aurelian . Life . In the third century many Germanic peoples invaded the Roman Empire and plundered the border regions . Among these , the Goths were the biggest people crossing the Roman borders and devastating the Balkan peninsula and also the coasts of the Black Sea and even the Aegean Sea . Especially while emperor Aurelian , the magister equitum of emperor Claudius Gothicus , who had died of the plague , was fighting the dead emperor ’ s brother and rightful heir Quintillus and later the Vandals and Juthungi in Italy , Tervings under their leader Cannabaudes devastated the provinces of the lower Danube and sacked some cities . On his march to the East to reintegrate the Palmyrene Empire to the Roman Empire , Aurelian drove them out of his empire and , unlike others before him , followed them over the Danube . It came to a battle , and Cannabaudes died along with 5 , 000 of his men . For this victory Aurelian received the surname Gothicus Maximus . At his triumph after his victory over the Palmyrene Empire , he carried with him Gothic women , dressed as Amazons , and a chariot , carried by four stags , that is said to have belonged to Cannabaudes . Despite his victory over Cannabaudes , Aurelian abandoned the province of Dacia , which was populated by barbaric tribes such as the Goths . So , Aurelian had averted the Gothic menace for a century . On one hand , they were frightened off , on the other hand they were busy with the vacant lands in Dacia . How powerful Cannabaudes was , is not sure . While some historians call him a king of the Goths , others believe that he was only one more powerful leader among many . The only ancient source mentioning his name is the " Historia Augusta " , which is not always reliable for this time . Nevertheless , Cannabaudes is seen as a historic person by most historians . Some historians want to identify Cannabaudes with Cniva , the Gothic leader who defeated and killed emperor Decius at the Battle of Abrittus twenty years earlier , others think he might rather be his son . In the altered form of his name , Cannabas , Herwig Wolfram assumes a cacography of the name Cannabaudes , to make it sound like cannabis .
Benjamin Lloyd Benjamin Lloyd ( born 1839 ) was a Coal Heaver in the Union Navy and a Medal of Honor recipient for his actions in the American Civil War . Lloyd enlisted in the Navy from Pennsylvania in January 1864 for a 1 year term . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and organization : Coal Heaver , U . S . Navy . Born : 1839 . England . Accredited to : Pennsylvania . G . O . No . : 45 , December 31 , 1864 . Citation : Serving on board the U . S . S . Wyalusing and participating in a plan to destroy the rebel ram Albemarle in Roanoke River , May 25 , 1864 . Volunteering for the hazardous mission , Lloyd participated in the transfer of two torpedoes across an island swamp . Serving as boatkeeper , he aided in rescuing others of the party who had been detected before the plan could be completed , but who escaped , leaving detection of the plan impossible . By his skill and courage , Lloyd succeeded in returning to the mother ship after spending 24 hours of discomfort in the rain and swamp .
Abel - Nicolas Bergasse Dupetit Thouars Abel - Nicolas Georges Henri Bergasse Dupetit Thouars ( March 23 , 1832 – March 14 , 1890 ) was a French sailor , vice - admiral , saver of Lima and a hero in Peru . He was born in Bordeaux - en - Gâtinais , Loiret . He was adopted by his maternal uncle Vice Admiral Abel Aubert Dupetit Thouars , adding the Dupetit - Thouars to his name . He took part in the Crimean War , where he was wounded and was made a Knight of the Légion d ' honneur . In 1868 , he commanded corvette " Dupleix " during the Japanese revolution . In 1870 , he commanded a floating battery on the Rhine river during the Franco - Prussian War . As a Rear Admiral , he was in charge of the 1880 pacification of the Marquesas Islands , which had been conquered by his uncle Abel Aubert Dupetit Thouars forty years before . On the way back to France , he commanded the French Navy observation mission at the War of the Pacific . Promoted to Vice Admiral in 1883 , he died at Toulon on 14 March 1890 . A key south - to - north broad one - way street in Lima , " Avenida ( du ) Petit Thouars " , is named after him . It runs through Miraflores , San Isidro , Lince , and downtown Lima wards .
Consolidated TBY Sea Wolf The Consolidated TBY Sea Wolf was a United States Navy torpedo bomber of World War II . A competitor and contemporary to the very similar Grumman TBF Avenger , the Sea Wolf was subject to substantial delays and never saw combat ; only 180 of the type were built before cancellation after VJ Day . Design and development . The original design was not by Consolidated Aircraft , but rather by Vought , who designed the then XTBU - 1 Sea Wolf to a 1939 US Navy requirement . The first prototype flew two weeks after Pearl Harbor . Its performance was deemed superior to the Avenger and the Navy placed an order for a 1 , 000 examples . Several unfortunate incidents intervened ; the prototype was damaged in a rough arrested landing trial , and when repaired a month later was again damaged in a collision with a training aircraft . Once repaired again , the prototype was accepted by the Navy . However , by this time Vought was heavily over - committed to other contracts , especially for the F4U Corsair fighter , and had no production capacity . It was arranged that Consolidated - Vultee would produce the aircraft ( as the TBY ) , but this had to wait until the new production facility in Allentown , Pennsylvania was complete , which took until late 1943 . Operational history . The production TBYs were radar - equipped , with a radome under the right - hand wing . The first one flew on 20 August 1944 . By this time , though , the Avenger equipped every torpedo squadron in the Navy , and there was no need for the Sea Wolf ; in addition , numerous small problems delayed entry into service . Orders were cancelled after production started , and the 180 built were used for training .
175th ( Medicine Hat ) Battalion , CEF The 175th Battalion , CEF , was a unit in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War . Based in Medicine Hat , Alberta , the unit began recruiting during the winter of 1915 / 16 in the Medicine Hat district . After sailing to England in October 1916 , the battalion was absorbed into the 21st Reserve Battalion on January 10 , 1917 . The 175th Battalion , CEF , had one officer commanding : Lieutenant - Colonel Nelson Spencer . The perpetuation of the 17th Battalion was assigned to the Alberta Regiment in 1920 . When this regiment split in two in 1924 , the South Alberta Regiment carried on the perpetuation . Perpetuation of the 175th Battalion was assigned to the Alberta Regiment in 1920 . When this regiment split in two in 1924 , the South Alberta Regiment carried the perpetuation . The South Alberta Regiment merged into the South Alberta Light Horse ( 29th Armoured Regiment ) in 1954 , and this regiment ( now simply the South Alberta Light Horse ) carries on the perpetuation of the 175th Battalion .
Fort Carré Fort Carré , often Fort Carré d ' Antibes , is a 16th - century star - shaped fort of four arrow - head shaped bastions , that stands on the outskirts of Antibes , France . Henri de Mandon built the fort and then during the 17th century , the Marquis de Vauban redeveloped it . History . The Romans probably built the first fortifications at Antibes . In 1553 , a tower called la tour Saint - Florent was built around a preexisting chapel . Henry III had four bastions added in 1565 , whereupon it became Fort Carré ( the squared fort ) . In the 1680s , Vauban strengthened Fort Carré , adding traverses to protect against ricochet fire and exchanging the stone parapets , which were liable to scatter deadly splinters when hit by shot , for brick ones . Vauban also enlarged the embrasures and added outer walls to the fortification . Later , the fort ' s design was modified to take eighteen cannon . The entrance to the fort is through a triangular work that protrudes from the walls , and which is loopholed and pierced by a heavy wooden door . From here , there is a narrow bridge that leads into the fort itself via the flank of one of the arrow - headed bastions . Inside , there are barrack buildings for officers and men as well as the ancient chapel , which has been preserved through the successive stages of military development of the site . In addition to improving the defences of Fort Carré , Vauban fortified Antibes itself , adding a land front of four arrow - headed bastions around the town , as well as seaward fortifications , including a bastion on the breakwater closing the harbor . During the French Revolution , Napoleon Bonaparte was briefly imprisoned here . In July 1794 , after the violent overthrow of Robespierre , General Bonaparte was detained as a Jacobin sympathizer and held in Fort Carré for ten days . His friend and political ally , Antoine Christophe Saliceti , secured his release . Then in 1860 , the fort played an important role when France annexed Nice . In popular culture . Fort Carré was used as the villain ' s fortress in the James Bond film , " Never Say Never Again " ( 1983 ) .
Charles Adeane Charles Robert Whorwood Adeane CB , JP ( 2 November 1863 – 11 February 1943 ) was a British army officer . Background . Adeane was the only son of the politician Henry John Adeane and his wife Lady Elizabeth Philippa Yorke , eldest daughter Charles Yorke , 4th Earl of Hardwicke . Adeane was educated at Eton College and at Christ Church , Oxford . He received an Honorary Doctorate of Laws by the University of Cambridge . Career . He served in the British Army and was lieutenant of the 4th Battalion , Suffolk Regiment . During this time Adeane was decorated with the Order of St Sava of Serbia . After his retirement he became Honorary Colonel of the Cambridgeshire Volunteer Regiment . Adeane was Justice of the Peace and Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire from 1915 until his death in 1943 . In 1917 , he was appointed President of the Royal Agricultural Society . In the latter year , Adeane was awarded a Companion of the Order of the Bath and in 1920 , he was invested as an Officer of the Belgian Order of the Crown . Family . On 23 July 1888 , he married Madeline Pamela Constance Blanche Wyndham , daughter of Hon . Percy Scawen Wyndham , a son of George Wyndham , 1st Baron Leconfield . They had seven children , two sons and five daughters . His grandson , through his eldest daughter , Pamela , was the jazz musician and broadcaster Humphrey Lyttelton .
Marshal of Poland Marshal of Poland ( " Marszałek Polski " ) is the highest rank in the Polish Army . It has been granted to only six officers . At present , this rank is equivalent to a Field Marshal or General of the Army ( OF - 10 ) in other NATO armies . History . There are today no living Marshals of Poland , since this rank is bestowed only on military commanders who have achieved victory in war . Recently , however , the rank of four - star with modernized name Generał has been introduced , and on August 15 , 2002 , was granted to Czesław Piątas , at present civilian , former Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Poland . In all , the following persons have served as Marshal s of Poland . Soldiers of the " LWP " ( Polish People ' s Army ) with Marshal - of - Poland rank : Wojciech Jaruzelski , despite colleagues ' encouragement in the 1980s , declined promotion to Marshal of Poland ( most likely because of Marshal Marian Spychalski ) .