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Yves F . Barbaza Sous Lieutenant Yves Felix Barbaza was a World War I fighter ace credited with five aerial victories . Honors and awards . Chevalier de la Légion d ' Honneur An officer of high morals and resolute bravery . He has rendered for two years innumerable services in army corps and pursuit aviation . After having executed numerous photographic missions , especially during the battle of Verdun he passed to an escadrille de chasse where he immediately asserted himself by his energy and high consciousness of devotion . Remarkable patrol leader who has numerous combats , often far behind German lines . On 15 September 1918 , he flamed two balloons ( 3rd and 4th victories , three citations ) . Chevalier de la Légion d ' Honneur citation , 8 July 1917
Nikolay Svyatopolk - Mirsky Prince Nikolai Ivanovitch Sviatopolk - Mirskii ( , , 1833 – 1898 ) was a Russia n cavalry general and politician . In 1895 he purchased the famed Mir Castle Complex , repaired and rebuilt it . Nikolai was born to the family of Thomas Bogumile Jean Sviatopolk - Mirskii , the ambassador of the semi - independent Kingdom of Poland to Russia . Nikolai ' s patronymic " Ivanovich " was based on a Russified form of the third name of his father . Despite being a descendant of Polish szlachta he was brought up in Saint Petersburg and considered himself Russian . Nikolai graduated from the Page Corps and later served in the Caucasus under Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov . During the Russo - Turkish War , 1877 - 1878 he commanded a division that fought at the final Battle of Shipka Pass . Since 1881 he was the ataman of the Don Cossack Voisko . In 1898 he became a member of the State Council of Imperial Russia . Descendants of Nikolay later emigrated to the USA and settled in Philadelphia , PA .
Jeremiah V . Cockrell Jeremiah Vardaman Cockrell , also known as " Vard " Cockrell , ( May 7 , 1832 – March 18 , 1915 ) was a U . S . Representative from Texas , after having served as a field commander in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War . He was a prominent member of the famed South – Cockrell – Hargis family of Southern politicians . Early life . Cockrell was born near Warrensburg , Missouri , to Joseph Cockrell ( the sheriff of Johnson County and Nancy ( Ellis ) Cockrell , who had emigrated there from the Upper South . He attended the common schools and Chapel Hill College in Lafayette County , Missouri . He was the older brother of Francis Marion Cockrell , who also served as a Confederate officer and later as a US Senator from Missouri . As a young man , Cockrell went to California in 1849 during the Gold Rush , where he was a miner and a merchant near the Bear River . Cockrell returned to Missouri in 1853 , where he engaged in agricultural pursuits , studied law , and , for a time , was a minister in the Methodist Church . Marriage and family . On April 7 , 1852 , he married Maranda " Jane " Douglas . They had five children together . Civil War . Cockrell entered the Missouri State Guard and Confederate States Army as a lieutenant and served throughout the Civil War , in which he attained the rank of colonel . He was nominally in command at the 1862 Battle of Lone Jack , Missouri . He was wounded so severely in 1864 that he could not return to field duty . Post - war and politics . At the close of the war , Cockrell settled with his family in Sherman , Texas , where he practiced law . He became Chief Justice of Grayson County , Texas , in 1872 . He served as delegate to the Democratic state conventions in 1878 and 1880 . He and his family moved from the northern area to Jones County , in the center of Texas . There he was appointed judge of the Thirty - ninth judicial district court in 1885 . He was elected to the position in 1886 and re - elected in 1890 . In 1893 Cockrell was elected as a Democrat to the US Congress , where he served until 1897 . He was not a candidate for renomination in 1896 . He returned to engage in farming and stock raising in Jones County . Cockrell died in Abilene , Texas , on March 18 , 1915 at the age of 82 . He was interred in the Masonic Cemetery . His son , Joseph E . Cockrell , founded the Southern Methodist University School of Law .
148th Indiana Infantry Regiment The 148th Indiana Infantry Regiment was an infantry regiment from Indiana that served in the Union Army between February 25 and September 5 , 1865 , during the American Civil War . Service . Recruited from the 6th district , the regiment was organized at Indianapolis , Indiana , with a strength of 1 , 027 men and mustered in on February 25 , 1865 . It left Indiana for Nashville , Tennessee , on February 28 . The regiment performed guard and garrison duty in the District of Middle Tennessee , Department of the Cumberland , to early September . The regiment was mustered out on September 5 , 1865 . During its service the regiment incurred thirty - six fatalities , and another seventy - five deserted .
Will C . Barnes Will Croft Barnes ( June 21 , 1858 – December 17 , 1936 ) , a private in the U . S . Army Signal Corps , was distinguished for his action in the battle at Fort Apache , Arizona Territory on September 11 , 1881 . When Fort Apache was besieged by warriors of Geronimo , Barnes escaped and rode to Fort Thomas . Soldiers from Fort Thomas came to the aid of Fort Apache . For his gallantry , Barnes received the Medal of Honor on November 8 , 1882 , the citation noting his " bravery in action . " Biography . He was born on June 21 , 1858 and was the author of " Arizona Place Names " and associate editor of " Arizona Historical Review , " both published by the University of Arizona Press . He joined the Army from Washington , D . C . in July 1879 , and was discharged with the rank of Sergeant in July 1883 . After leaving military service , Barnes worked as a rancher in Arizona , and served in the legislatures of Arizona Territory . He also wrote several books . Beginning in 1907 he served for twenty - one years in the United States Forest Service . In this capacity he and a companion traveled across southern Texas to round up the last of the Longhorn cattle , thus saving the breed from extinction . The Longhorns were shipped to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma . He was born in San Francisco , California , and entered the service at Washington , D . C . . He died in Phoenix , Arizona , and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery . Namesake . The U . S . Army Reserve Center in Phoenix , Arizona and the Fort Huachuca Field House are named in his honor . Two memorial plaques were dedicated to him in Papago Park designating Barnes Butte .
Ortwin Kuske Ortwin Kuske ( 3 February 1921 – 19 February 1972 ) was a Hauptsturmführer ( Captain ) in the Waffen - SS during World War II . He was awarded the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross , which was awarded to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership by Nazi Germany during World War II . Ortwin Kuske was born in Militsch in Schlesien . During World War II he volunteered for the Waffen SS . He was awarded the Knight ' s Cross while a Untersturmführer ( Second Lieutenant ) , in command of the 3rd Company , 17th SS Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion together with an attached Heer unit . It stopped a US armoured advance dead in its tracks whilst 17th SS GvB was involved in defending Metz . Metz subsequently fell to the US forces on 22 November 1944 and Kuske was awarded his Knights Cross for " Outstanding bravery and leadership " . Testimony to the savagery of this particular event was that 8O % of Kuske ' s battlegroup was killed or wounded . Kuske survived the war and died of cancer on 19 February 1972 in Westerholt .
Tanker boot Tanker boots are military boot s closely associated with soldier s who serve on tank s and tracked vehicles in general . It is said the idea was borrowed from the French crewmen encountered during World War I when then - Captain George S . Patton , Jr . established the United States Tank Corps . Whereas regular combat boot s are laced through metal eyelets in the leather upper , the tanker boots are fastened with leather straps which wrap around the upper and buckle near the top . This benefits the wearer in several ways : Tanker boots have a significant disadvantage over traditional lace up combat boots in that they provide comparatively little ankle support ; however for troops that fight sitting in an armoured vehicle , this is relatively unimportant .
Fajr - 5 The Fajr - 5 ( , meaning " dawn - 5 " ) is an artillery rocket developed by Iran in the 1990s . The system is part of the Fajr family of rockets . Overview . The latest production of the Fajr - 5 is installed on a new 6 × 6 forward control chassis and the platform is now integrated into a complete weapon system rather than an individual launcher . To provide a more stable firing platform four hydraulically operated stabilizers are lowered to the ground before firing . The new chassis has improved cross - country mobility and the forward control fully enclosed cab provides space for the driver and two passengers . Another fully enclosed cabin to the immediate rear of the cab houses the remainder of the crew . The new Mercedes - Benz chassis is similar to that manufactured in China , which is used as the basis for the Norinco ( China North Industries Corporation ) 122 mm ( 40 - round ) Type 90 ARS . While the primary role of this artillery rocket system is the engagement of land targets , AIO says that a radar can be added to give the system the capability to track and engage naval targets . The Fajr - 5 missile , which is launched from a mobile platform , reportedly has a range of 75 kilometers ( 50 mi ) . Also a two stage version of the rocket is reported to be produced with a length of 9 m and range of 190 km . But this variant is launched from TELs similar to Zelzal missiles which only has the capacity for a single rocket . History . The first Fajr - 5 were created when China exported WS - 1 MLRS to Iran in the late 1980s / early 1990s . They were then subsequently created and produced by Iran ' s Aerospace Industries Organization . In May 2006 , Iran ' s Aerospace Industries Organization ( AIO ) has developed an upgraded version of the well - established Fajr - 5 333 mm ( 4 - round ) unguided surface - to - surface artillery rocket system ( ARS ) . Combat record . It is reported that Iran has supplied a number of these rockets to Hezbollah forces in Lebanon in 2006 .
6th Space Operations Squadron The 6th Space Operations Squadron ( 6 SOPS ) is an Air Force Reserve satellite command and control squadron located at Schriever AFB , Colorado . 6 SOPS is a backup to NOAA for Defense Meteorological Satellite Program operations . History . In May 1983 , the 4000th Satellite Operations Group at Offutt AFB was transferred to the newly formed Air Force Space Command under the 1st Space Wing and was given a new designation , the 1000th Satellite Operations Group ( ' One Grand ' ) . The group reorganized to align itself with the structure of the 2d Space Wing in 1985 . In May 1989 , Detachment 1 at Fairchild AFB , Washington , was upgraded to squadron status , becoming the 5th Satellite Control Squadron . In July 1992 , the 1000th Satellite Operations Group downsized to a squadron - level organization , becoming the 6th Space Operations Squadron . The unit was still a Regular Air Force unit located in Omaha , NE . In 1994 , President William Clinton signed a bill that would merge federal weather programs . Prior to the merge , federal programs were deemed to be redundant . This merger would save the government money and allow one entity to control national weather products . The merger would move weather operations to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA ) located in Suitland , MD .
3rd Dragoon Regiment ( France ) The 3rd Dragoon Regiment ( " 3e régiment de dragons " or " 3e RD " ) was a cavalry unit in the French Army . It was raised as an ordinary cavalry unit under the Ancien Régime in 1649 for the duc d ' Enghien , son of the grand Condé . It was named the Bourbon - cavalerie from 1686 to 1776 , when it was turned into a dragoon regiment under the name Bourbon - Dragons . It gained the name 3rd Dragoon Regiment in 1791 . It was disbanded on 30 June 1997 . Its motto was " Ardet et Audet " ( " It burns and it dares " ) , which it first held in 1761 , after the régiment de Noé ( the former Clermont - Tonnerre ) merged into it .
173rd Support Battalion ( United States ) The 173rd Brigade Support Battalion is a Combat Support Battalion of the United States Army based in Vicenza , Italy . It is a subordinate unit of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team . Organization . The 173rd Brigade Support Battalion ( Airborne ) serves to support the 173rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team ( Airborne ) . The battalion currently consists of 475 soldiers in four companies . Four additional companies are detached in support of the Brigade ' s maneuver units .
GOC Army Headquarters The Israeli GOC Army headquarters ( , " Zro ' a HaYabasha " , " Ground Arm " ) , known unofficially as Mazi , is a multi - corps command headquarters created in 1998 , which amalgamates the ground forces of the Israel Defense Forces . The current size of the Israeli Ground Forces is estimated at a rough 133 , 000 active soldiers and 380 , 000 soldiers in reserve . Name . The GOC Army Headquarters is known unofficially as Mazi , the Hebrew pronunciation for an acronym for " Ground Arm Command " ( , , " Mifkedet Zro ' a HaYabasha " ) , which was the GOC Army Headquarters ' previous name before being renamed to the current " Ground Arm " ( ) . After this renaming , the acronym Mazi officially refers to Commander of the Ground Arm ( , " Mefaked Zro ' a HaYabasha " ) . However , the old acronym Mazi still remains the popular name for the GOC Army Headquarters . Units and structure . Mazi includes the five ground - warfare corps of specific military functions : In addition , Mazi includes four " staff divisions " : The IDF ' s third arm . Under the IDF 2000 reforms , Mazi was set to become the IDF ' s third Arm , alongside the Air and Space Arm and the Sea Arm . Until the creation of Mazi , IDF ground forces were directly subordinate to the Chief of Staff through the Regional Commands ( North , South and Central ) . The meaning of the reform was to subordinate the ground forces to one ground commander , who is a part of the Joint Staff , by the example of the Israeli Air Force and Navy ; and unlike the United States Armed Forces , where operational Army , Air Force , Navy and Marine Corps units and other support units are subordinated to Unified Combatant Command s . The proposed reform for the Ground Arm was rejected , and the ground forces remain subordinate to the 3 regional commands . Likewise with combat support and rear - line corps , which in part remain subordinate to respective Directorates . In times of battle , the Ground Arm Commander acts as an advisor to the IDF Chief of Staff on ground warfare . As an IDF arm , the Ground Arm is meant to build of the ground forces ' strength and working toward balance , combination , and coordination between the ground corps . It does so by instruction and training of individuals and units , writing and publishing the relevant doctrine , organizing the forces with respect for their missions and R & D and acquisition of materiel . Its authority ranges up to the corps level . Above it , meaning the regional commands themselves , the authority is of the Joint Staff .
Third Siege of Gerona The Third Siege of Gerona refers to the French Grande Armée ' s seven - month siege of Girona , from 6 May to 12 December 1809 , a significant event in the Peninsular War . Some 18 , 000 French and Westphalian troops , commanded by General Laurent de Gouvion Saint - Cyr during much of the siege , before Marshal Pierre Augereau took command on 12 October besieged the town , which held out under General Mariano Alvarez de Castro , in command of some 5 , 600 regular troops and militiamen , until disease and famine compelled it to capitulate on 12 December . Background . With Joseph Bonaparte having acceded to the throne of Spain in 1808 , the following year , General Alvarez , commander of Montjuïc Castle in Barcelona , was ordered by his superiors to hand it over , despiting having been prepared to resist . Alvarez left Barcelona and joined the Spanish rebels against French rule . The Spanish Government in Cadiz named him commander of the Army of Catalonia and Governor of Girona , a city with a garrison of between 3 , 400 – 5 , 600 regular troops belonging to the Ultonia Regiment . Taking command of the strategic city on 1 February 1809 , he immediately started preparing its defence , requesting provisions for 7 , 000 men . On 1 April , he proclaimed his famous edict , to the effect that if the city were attacked , he would immediately execute anybody that mentioned surrender or capitulation . On 3 May , arms were distributed to 1717 volunteers . Siege . At the beginning of May 1809 , Saint - Cyr starting setting up the batteries and fortifications , mounting 40 gun batteries that over the next seven months fired some 20 , 000 explosive shells and 60 , 000 cannon balls into the city . On 12 June , Alvarez rejected the terms of truce offered , and General Saint - Cyr ordered bombardment to commence after midnight 13 – 14 June . Towards the end of September , General Saint - Cyr left his command , angered by the fact he was to be replaced as the head of the French and Allied force . He left the troops without an overall commander for several days , in clear disobedience of orders received in June . Although the castle at Girona , confusingly also named Montjuïc , had been taken by the French in August , Alvarez barricaded and entrenched the city , and battle continued for another four months before Alvarez , seriously ill , handed over command to Brigadier Juan Bolivar . Two days later , on 12 December , the town capitulated . It is estimated that some 10 , 000 people ( soldiers and civilians ) died inside . French losses were approximately 15 , 000 , over half of those to disease . Owing to the long delays and heavy losses suffered by the French , the town ' s resistance served Spanish purposes . The battle became something of a legend over the course of Spain ' s war of independence , and Alvarez himself , a national hero . In spite of Alvarez ' s poor health , the French first imprisoned him , and the other officers from Girona , at Perpignan before taking him to stand trial for treason at the castle of San Fernando , where he died the following month .
Hans Tröger Hans Tröger ( 29 August 1896 – 21 January 1982 ) was a highly decorated Generalleutnant in the Wehrmacht during World War II who commanded several panzer divisions . 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 . Hans Tröger was captured by Bulgarian troops in 1944 , he was later handed over to the Soviet Union and held until 1955 .
4th Naval Warfare Flotilla ( Sweden ) The 4th Naval Warfare Flotilla is one of three flotillas in the Swedish navy and is a part of the " Berga örlogsbas " ( Berga Navybase ) . The unit is based at Berga south of the Swedish capital Stockholm . It was formed in 2005 when the former Mine - layer division was split and surface warfare units was edit . Ships . Official website : http : / / www . forsvarsmakten . se / 4sjostridsflj
USCGC Kangaroo ( 1917 ) USCGC " Kangaroo , later USCGC " AB - 6 , was United States Coast Guard patrol boat in commission from 1919 to 1932 . Construction and United States Navy service . " Kangaroo " was built as the private motorboat " Herreshoff Hull # 316 " in May 1917 by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company at Bristol , Rhode Island , one of nine identical motor boats built in anticipation of eventual acquisition by the United States Navy from their private owners . The U . S . Navy purchased her for World War I service later that year , and she was in commission as USS " Kangaroo " ( SP - 1284 ) from 1917 to 1919 . United States Coast Guard service . USS " Kangaroo " had been out of commission for six months when the U . S . Navy transferred her to the United States Department of the Treasury at Key West , Florida , on 22 November 1919 , for use by the U . S . Coast Guard . The Coast Guard commissioned her as USCGC " Kangaroo " . The Coast Guard used " Kangaroo " for customs and coastal surveillance patrols . She served at Key West until assigned to Charleston , South Carolina , on 1 January 1923 . She was renamed USCGC " AB - 6 " on 6 November 1923 , and later served at Norfolk , Virginia . " AB - 6 " was sold at Norfolk on 1 October 1932 to John H . Curtis for $ 200 ( USD ) .
Antoine Virgile Schneider Antoine Virgile Schneider ( 22 March 1779 Sarreguemines ( Moselle ) - 11 July 1847 Paris ) was a soldier and politician . He was Minister of War under the July Monarchy in the second government of Jean de Dieu Soult of 12 May 1839 on 1 March 1840 . Biography . Antoine Virgile Schneider was born on 22 March 1779 at Sarreguemines , the son of a doctor . He was the cousin of Adolphe Schneider and Eugène Schneider , who developed the iron works at Le Creusot . Virgil Schneider graduated from the Polytechnic in the year VII ( 1799 ) . He was appointed supernumerary in engineering . He was Lieutenant during the Polish campaign , Captain during the Spanish Civil War ( 1808 ) , he took part in the sieges of Saragossa ( 1808 – 1809 ) and Figueres ( 1811 ) . He was created a Knight of the Empire on 23 February 1811 , he became aide to General Clarke . After a mission to the Ionian islands , he was besieged in Danzig in 1813 with Jean Rapp . He was appointed Colonel in 1815 . Prisoner of War , he returned to France in 1814 and was , during the Hundred Days , Chief of Staff of Rapp , who commanded the 5th Corps , assigned to cover the Rhine . Brought into inactivity by the Second Restoration , he was recalled to service in 1819 and took part in the campaign in Spain and particularly the siege of Pamplona in 1823 as colonel of the 20th Light . Promoted to Field Marshal on 22 May 1825 , he directed the operations of the Morea expedition , in 1828 . Commander of the occupying troops in place of Marshall Nicolas Joseph Maison , he received at the time of his recall , a sword of honor by the Greek government . Promoted to Lieutenant - General on 12 August 1831 and appointed Chief of Staff at the Department of War on 20 November 1832 , he was elected on 21 June 1834 the 6th member panel of the Moselle ( Sarreguemines ) , and re - elected on 4 November 1837 and 2 March 1839 . He served in the majority but voted against the law of disjunction and was part of the coalition against the Louis Mathieu Molé Ministry . He voted for funding the Duke of Nemours , the census . Appointed Minister of War in the second government of Jean de Dieu Soult on 12 May 1839 , he had to represent his constituents at his office confirmed that on 8 June 1839 . He retained his portfolio until 1 March 1840 . During his time in government , he improved the lives of officers and reorganized the General Staff and the back . On 28 November 1840 , General Schneider was given command of troops of the division outside of Paris , who cooperated in the work of the fortifications of the capital on 17 July 1841 , he became chair of the infantry . Re - elected on 9 July 1842 [ 6 ] and 1 August 1846 [ 7 ] , he voted against the compensation Pritchard and cons to the proposal Remusat .