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RMS Arlanza ( 1912 ) RMS " Arlanza " was an ocean liner of the Royal Mail Lines in service from 1912 to 1938 , which also served as an Armed Merchant Cruiser of Royal Navy between 1915 and 1920 . Ship history . The 15 , 000 ton ship was built by Harland & Wolff in Belfast for service between England and the east coast of South America , and could accommodate up to 1 , 390 passengers , and had five holds and refrigerated cargo space for meat . She was built on the slip vacated by the , and was built in the same slip following the " Arlanza " s launch on 23 November 1911 . " Arlanza " was completed in September 1912 . On 16 August 1914 she was intercepted by the German auxiliary cruiser off the coast of Brazil . However , when the Germans realised that there were civilian passengers aboard , including 420 women and children , she was released . " Arlanza " was converted for use as an Royal Navy Armed Merchant Cruiser , fitted with six guns , and commissioned at Birkenhead on 24 April 1915 . As a member of the 10th Cruiser Squadron she formed part of the Northern Patrol . On 29 October 1916 she sailed from Archangelsk , Russia , but hit a mine and suffered damage to her bows . The Thames Tug " Racia " was sent to tow her back to Belfast , but " Arlanza " managed to return to the UK under her own power , where she was dry - docked for repairs . She returned to service on the Northern Patrol in November 1916 , and from July 1917 until the end of the war was employed on Atlantic convoy duties . She was decommissioned in April 1920 , and returned to her owners , re - entering commercial service in July . She was converted from coal to oil fuel in 1929 , and retired from service in August 1938 . Later the same year she was scrapped by Hughes Bolckow & Co . of Blyth .
37 mm kanon P . U . V . vz . 37 The 37 mm kanon P . U . V . vz . 37 was an anti - tank gun produced by the Škoda Works that saw service in World War II . Originally designed for the Czech Army , some were also sold to Yugoslavia . A number were appropriated by the Germans after German occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939 and used under the designations 3 . 7 cm PaK 37 ( t ) . Captured Yugoslav guns were used under the designation of 3 . 7 cm Pak 156 ( j ) . Slovakia acquired 158 when it declared independence from Czechoslovakia in March 1939 . The gun had a small shield and wooden - spoked wheels , although some were fitted with pneumatic wheels .
7th Infantry Regiment ( Argentina ) The 7th Infantry Regiment is a unit of the Argentine Army ( " Ejército Argentino " ) based at Arana ( La Plata ) , Buenos Aires Province , Argentina . The unit ' s full official name is 7th " " Coronel Conde " " Mechanized Infantry Regiment , and it is part of the 1st Armored Brigade . The regiment fought in the Falklands War ( ) during the Battle of Mount Longdon and the Battle of Wireless Ridge .
Charles de Bartolomé Admiral Sir Charles Martin de Bartolomé CB ( 26 November 1871 - 27 May 1941 ) was a Royal Navy officer who went on to Third Sea Lord and Controller of the Navy . Naval career . Born the son of a Castilian physician , De Bartolomé joined the Royal Navy in 1885 . Promoted to Captain in 1905 , he was given command of HMS " Dreadnought " . He served in World War I and was appointed Naval Assistant to the First Sea Lord in 1912 and Naval Secretary in 1914 . He became Third Sea Lord and Controller of the Navy in 1918 in which year he also became Aide - de - Camp to the King ; he retired in 1919 and then became Director General of Development at the Ministry of Transport . Family . In 1918 he married Gladys Constance Wilson .
Graham Miller ( RAF officer ) Air Marshal Sir Graham Anthony ' Dusty ' Miller , KBE ( born 1951 ) is a retired senior Royal Air Force officer . RAF career . Miller joined the RAF as a craft apprentice in No 210 entry , No 1 School of Technical Training , RAF Halton in 1967 . In 1969 he qualified as a junior technician at RAF Halton and was commissioned as an acting Pilot Officer on 2 Jan . 1970 together with fellow member of 210th entry craft apprentices , Junior Technician Michael David James King . He was appointed Air Officer Commanding Training Group in 2002 , Air Secretary in 2003 and Deputy Commander at Joint Force Command in Naples in 2004 before retiring on 31 January 2008 . In 2002 , he was appointed CBE for his service in Saudi Arabia and KBE in the New Years Honours list 2007 . He now flies as a RAFVR ( T ) officer with the Air Experience Flight at RAF Cosford . Miller was elected national President of the Royal Air Forces Association at the RAF Association ' s Annual Conference in Eastbourne on 15 May 2011 . He was congratulated by the outgoing President , Air Marshal Philip Sturley CB MBE .
Battle of Ocho Rios ( 1657 ) The Battle of Ocho Rios was a military action which took place on the island of Jamaica on 30 October 1657 where a Spanish force under Cristóbal Arnaldo Isasi hoping to take back the island was defeated by the English occupying force under the Governor Edward D ' Oyley . The English had occupied Jamaica in 1655 but had been reduced significantly by disease in the aftermath . They ran through governors at a rapid rate : General Robert Sedgwick arrived and died in 1655 , General William Brayne replaced him and died in 1656 , and then General Edward D ' Oyley who had already been on the island took over as Governor being acclimatised to the islands harsh tropical conditions . Two years after the English invasion , Cristóbal Arnaldo Isasi the former Spanish governor had been hiding in the hills with the run away slaves ( later known as maroons ) . He requested a force to be sent from Cuba to retake the island back for Spain . He now had reinforcements from Cuba and had them land at Las Chorreros ( present day Ocho Rios ) . By now he had assembled a total of nearly 300 soldiers and around 100 militia or guerrillas . D ' Oyley , aware of Spanish ships being seen off the Northern coast , decided to set out and attack . He sailed North to meet them and landed his force of around 900 militia near Ocho Rios , where , close to Dunn ' s River Falls he defeated Isasi and his force in a short battle . Isasi fled back into the hills whilst the rest of the Spanish were captured and were later repatriated back to Cuba under terms . Isasi tried again in 1658 at Rio Nuevo but this time with reinforcements from New Spain and the presence of a fort . In a repeat of what happened at Ocho Rios D ' Oyley repeated the same feat by sailing North and defeated him again .
USS Margaret ( SP - 328 ) USS " Margaret " ( SP - 328 ) was a trawler acquired by the U . S . Navy during World War I . She was configured by the Navy as a patrol craft . Post - war she was sold to her previous owner . World War I service . " Margaret " , a 273 - gross - ton menhaden fishing trawler , was built in 1912 . During World War I she was acquired by the Navy , being placed in commission as USS " Margaret " ( SP - 328 ) in May 1917 . She was renamed " SP - 328 " in 1918 to avoid confusion with another Navy ship named " Margaret " . Post - war disposition . No longer required following the Armistice ending World War I , USS " SP - 328 " was sold to her former owner in April 1919 .
Aso Koremitsu Aso Koremitsu ( 1582 - 1593 ) was a head of the Japanese clan of Aso during the Azuchi - Momoyama period ( 16th century ) of Japan . Koremitsu was a child when his father died , and when Higo province was divided between Konishi Yukinaga and Kato Kiyomasa in 1587 , on the completion of the Kyushu Campaign , Koremitsu sought sanctuary with the latter . However , Toyotomi Hideyoshi ordered Koremitsu to be killed when he was thirteen years of age for unknown reasons .
RMS Dunottar Castle The RMS " Dunottar Castle " was built at Govan Shipyards in 1889 by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co . for the Castle Line , passing to the Union Castle Line in 1900 . This steam ship became famous in the 1890s for reducing the voyage time from Southampton , England , to Cape Town , South Africa , from 42 days to 17 days and 20 hours . In 1894 she grounded for two tides near the Eddystone Lighthouse . She had a refit in 1897 when the funnels were heightened , the yards were removed and she was given a wheelhouse . Troop ship . In November 1899 , the " Dunottar Castle " was requisitioned as a troop ship during the Second Boer War . She carried General Redvers Buller and 1 , 500 troops to Cape Town for Boer War duties and on the following voyage carried Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener . During the war , she made frequent trips between England and the Cape Colony and carried some of the most famous Boer War warriors of the time , including two famous scouts , Major Frederick Russell Burnham and Col . Robert Baden - Powell , as well as a young war correspondent for the Morning Post by the name of Winston Churchill . In 1904 , the " Dunottar Castle " was laid up at Netley in Southampton Water , but by 1907 she was being chartered to the Panama Railroad Co . for their New York to Colon ( Panama Canal ) service . In 1908 she was chartered to Sir Henry Lunn Ltd for cruises to Norway and the Mediterranean , and in 1911 she took guests to the Delhi Durbar of King George V . Union Castle became part of the Royal Mail Group in 1912 , and the " Dunottar Castle " was sold to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company in 1913 as the " Caribbean " . In 1914 , the HMS " Caribbean " was requisitioned for World War I , initially as a troopship to bring soldiers from Canada to Europe and later as an Armed Merchant Cruiser . But after it was found that she was unsuitable to carry gun mountings , she was converted into a dockyard workers accommodation ship on May 1915 . Loss . The " Caribbean " set sail for Scapa Flow on 24 September 1915 , but foundered at noon on 26 September , about south of Cape Wrath , Scotland . Several ships were despatched to assist when her SOS message was received , but most were obliged to turn back due to the poor weather . However , some trawlers from Stornoway and the destroyer HMS " Birkenhead " managed to reach the scene . An attempt by the " Birkenhead " to place the " Caribbean " under tow failed , but most of the crew were rescued during the night . The " Caribbean " sank early on 27 September , and the 15 crewmen still aboard lost their lives . The ensuing Court of Enquiry later blamed the ship ' s carpenter for being insufficiently familiar with the ship and for failing to shut all the scuttles - like most of the crew , he had joined the ship just 10 days earlier . The wreck was found in 2004 , undisturbed except for fishing nets .
Robert Pinn Robert A . Pinn ( March 1 , 1843 – January 5 , 1911 ) was a Union Army soldier during the American Civil War and a recipient of America ' s highest military decoration — the Medal of Honor — for his actions at the Battle of Chaffin ' s Farm . Biography . Robert A . Pinn was one of only four Black Americans from Ohio to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor . Pinn was born on a Perry Township farm and the sixth of 10 children born to William and Zilphia Penn . He attended school and worked on the farm until he was 18 . Pinn joined the Army in Massillon , Ohio , and by September 29 , 1864 , he was serving as a First Sergeant in Company I of the 5th U . S . Colored Infantry Regiment , also known as the 127th Ohio Volunteer Infantry . On that day , his unit participated in the Battle of Chaffin ' s Farm in Virginia , and it was for his actions during the battle that he was awarded the Medal of Honor six months later , on April 6 , 1865 . Pinn returned to Massillion after the war where he worked as a contractor and teamster . In 1874 he entered Oberlin College and after graduation served as principal of Cairo High School and taught school in South Carolina . After teaching , Pinn returned to Massillion and read in the law office of Robert H . Folger . Pinn was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1879 . Pinn was married to Emily J . Manzilla , ( deceased 1890 ) and they had a daughter Gracie R . Pinn ( deceased 1938 ) . Pinn died at age 67 and was buried in Massillon City Cemetery , Massillon , Ohio . In 1973 , the Ohio National Guard named its new armory in Stow , Ohio , in his honor . In 1998 , the shooting facility at the University of Akron was renamed the Robert A . Pinn Shooting Range in his honor . The range , used by the university ' s ROTC component and NCAA rifle team , is one of the premier shooting facilities in the state of Ohio . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and Organization : Citation : Took command of his company after all the officers had been killed or wounded and gallantly led it in battle .
Captain Luis F . Gómez Niño Air Base Captain Luis Fernando Gómez Niño Air Base ( , also known as Apiay Air Base ( " Base Aérea de Apiay " ) , is a Colombian military base assigned to the Colombian Air Force ( " Fuerza Aérea Colombiana " or FAC ) Combat Air Command No . 2 ( " Comando Aéreo de Combate No . 2 " or CACOM 2 ) . It also hosts members of the Colombian Army and Colombian Navy . The base is located in Apiay , near the city of Villavicencio , in the Department of Meta in central Colombia , by the steps of the Andes mountain range and the plains of the Colombian Llanos . The base also hosts members of the United States Military under a cooperation program under Plan Colombia intended to help the Colombian military with the eradication of illegal drug trade and the illegally armed groups in the Colombian armed conflict . Apiay has served as base for operations such as Plan Patriota which included operations such as Operation JM . History . The current Combat Air Command No . 2 ( " Comando Aéreo de Combate No . 2 " ) was established in 1933 , in the jungle , with the name San José del Guaviare Air Base ( " Base Aérea San José del Guaviare " ) . In December 1947 it moved to the village of Apiay , from Villavicencio , to become the Apiay National Airfield ( " Aeródromo Nacional de Apiay " ) , an auxiliary to Madrid Air Base . In 1956 it was equipped with AT - 6 Texan and T - 34 Mentor aircraft , to provide training to pilots recently graduated from the Military Aviation School ( " Escuela Militar de Aviación " ) . In 1959 the unit was elevated to a main base with the assignment of B - 26 aircraft moved from the Palanquero Air Base , changing its name to " Comando Aéreo de Bombardeo " . In 1961 it received the name Luis F . Gómez Niño Air Base as a tribute to Captain Luis F . Gómez Niño ( 1907 - 1934 ) , a Colombian military aviator . In 1972 , the base receives its first jet aircraft , T - 33 and T - 37 , brought from the Combat Air Command No . 1 , and changes its name to the present day name of Combat Air Command No . 2 . Today , the air base has responsibility for over 600 . 000 km . ref > Reseña Histórica : Comando Aéreo de Combate No 2 < / ref > Facilities . The air base resides at an elevation of above mean sea level . It has one runway designated 10 / 28 with an asphalt surface measuring .
Friedrich - Jobst Volckamer von Kirchensittenbach Friedrich - Jobst Volckamer von Kirchensittenbach ( 16 April 1894 – 3 April 1989 ) was a highly decorated General der Gebirgstruppe in the Wehrmacht during World War II who commanded the 16 . Armee . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Friedrich - Jobst Volckamer von Kirchensittenbach was captured by Soviet troops in the Courland Pocket in May 1945 and was held until 1955 .
Arcturus T - 20 The Arcturus T - 20 unmanned aerial vehicle ( UAV ) is a medium range , fully composite aircraft capable of internal and external payloads . Launched from a portable catapult , it can be recovered with a shipboard landing system , or belly land on unimproved surfaces . The T - 20 carries a retractable gimbal - mounted , digitally stabilized , electro - optical / infrared ( EO / IR ) camera that relays video in real time via a C - band LOS data link to the ground control station ( GCS ) . Powered by a 4 - stroke , fuel injected gasoline engine , the aircraft burns 2 lbs of fuel per hour at cruise . The T - 20 does not require an airfield to operate and lands on dirt , grass , desert , or gravel roads . The internal payload bay ( 11 " x11 " x36 " ) allows for sensor arrays to be pre - assembled on ' payload pallets ' that attach from the bottom of the aircraft . The T - 20 system includes three aircraft , ground control station , portable launcher , and support trailer for equipment and personnel . The airframe is entirely composite with complex wet wings tested to stresses of 10 G ' s . Development . The Arcturus - UAV T - 20 was privately developed in 2009 in Rohnert Park , California as an Intelligence , Surveillance and Reconnaissance platform with payload capacity for a gimbal camera , and wing mounted drop pods . Flight testing of the prototype T - 20 was completed at Edwards Air Force Base in February 2009 . The first air drop test was completed in August 2009 at Camp Roberts California with payloads provided by the Naval Postgraduate School . October 2009 The T - 20 flew air drops at the 2009 Precision Airdrop Technology Conference and Demonstration ( PATCAD ) at Yuma Proving Ground in support of the Naval Postgraduate School Snowflake guided para foil . Operation . In March 2012 the Naval Air Systems Command ( NAVAIR ) included the Arcturus T - 20 UAV in a multi - award IDIQ contract N00019 - 12 - D - 0010 for ISR Services . Arcturus UAV , LLC is a sub contractor to Computer Sciences Corporation ( CSC ) under this contract . California October 24 , 2012 the Arcturus T - 20 became part of aviation history as the first Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to see and avoid a general aviation manned aircraft using an ADS - B transponder . The event was sponsored by the Cascade Chapter of AUVSI . In August 2013 , the T - 20 flew to an altitude of 23 , 500 ft with no special modifications . The previous altitude record for the T - 20 was 15 , 000 ft . The aircraft flew for 8 hours before landing . Variants . Variations of the T - 20 are the Block I ( Carburetor ) and Block II ( Fuel Injected ) . See also . RQ - 7 Shadow Boeing ScanEagle RQ - 21 Integrator
Exercise High Mark Exercise High Mark is a series of military exercises held by the Pakistan Air Force ( PAF ) every 2 to 5 years . It involves deploying all of the PAF ' s combat units , as well as support infrastructure , under simulated wartime conditions . The first Exercise High Mark was held in 1989 , with following exercises in 1993 and 1995 . The most recent was held in 2010 . Combat overview . High Mark is aimed to mobilize and periodically test all combat and non - combat assets of the PAF at the same time in a warlike situation . The exercise provides a joint understanding of air force pilots participation in a joint ground and seaborne operations of how they will fly and fight under challenging environments . Under this exercise , nearly all of the PAF installations are deployed simultaneously at numerous locations , there are no days or nights . The combat squadrons are deployed in the shortest possible time , often surpassing the redeployment standards laid down by the planners at Air HQs . The ' Operational Readiness Inspection ' ( ORI ) during these exercises has also proved very useful . Since 2010 , this exercise has included ground troops of the Pakistan Army , who are deployed in the second phase ; followed by deployment of the Pakistan Navy air arm as third phase . All operations and combat missions are supervised by the air force , with navy and army playing their respective roles to succeed in the goals of the mission .
Alexander Järnefelt August Alexander Järnefelt ( April 2 , 1833 – April 15 , 1896 ) was a Finnish general , topographist , governor and senator . Aleksander Järnefelt was born in Tohmajärvi , the son of crown overseer Gustav Adolf Järnefelt and Aurora Fredrika Molander . Aleksander married Elisabeth Clodt von Jürgensburg at December 22 in 1857 in Saint Petersburg . Their children were Kasper , Arvid , Erik , Ellida , Ellen , Armas , Aino , Hilja and Sigrid . Armas , Arvid and Eero were famous Finnish cultural figures . Aino Järnefelt was married to composer Jean Sibelius . Aleksander ' s work was first topography . At his command , in 1870s , many maps from the Uusimaa , Viipuri , Turku and Pori provinces were made . During the Turkish war ( 1877 – 1879 ) , Järnefelt mapped many areas within Russia conquered from Turkey . Aleksander was governor of Mikkeli in the 1880s and later worked governor as of Kuopio . Aleksander worked as governor of Vaasa in 1888 where he worked for the rest of his life . From 1894 Aleksander also worked with the military law chief in the Senate . Aleksander died at Helsinki on April 15 in 1896 , of paralysis .
Jean - Louis Dubreton Jean - Louis Dubreton ( 18 January 1773 – 27 May 1855 ) enlisted in the French army in 1790 and served during the French Revolutionary Wars where he gained advancement . During the War of the First Coalition he fought against the allies in the north and against the War in the Vendée . By 1801 he commanded a battalion in Italy . The year 1803 found him leading a regiment during the failed French occupation of Santo Domingo . During the Napoleonic Wars , Dubreton served in Holland and Germany , becoming a general officer in 1811 . Later he transferred to Spain where he won fame by leading the defenders during the Siege of Burgos , one of Wellington ' s rare setbacks . Promoted , he commanded a division at Dresden , Leipzig , and Hanau in the autumn of 1813 . King Louis XVIII of France appointed him to several military posts and , in 1819 , to the Chamber of Peers , a lawmaking body . Dubreton is one of the names inscribed under the Arc de Triomphe on Column 35 .