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Italian destroyer Nicoloso da Recco The Nicoloso da Recco was a built for the Royal Italian Navy ( " Regia Marina " ) in 1930 . Named after the Italian Renaissance seaman Nicoloso da Recco , she served during World War II in which she was the sole survivor of her destroyer class . She shot down three Beaufort bombers while escorting a two - freighter convoy on 21 June 1942 off Tunisia . On 2 December 1942 " Da Recco " took part of the Battle of Skerki Bank , where an Italo - German convoy carrying troops and supplies to Libya was obliterated by Allied naval forces . " Da Recco " was the only unit of her class to survive the war , and was eventually scrapped in July 1954 .
Army Chemical Review Army Chemical Review ( ISSN 1556 - 4916 ) is prepared twice a year by the United States Army Chemical , Biological , Radiological , and Nuclear ( CBRN ) School and the Maneuver Support Center , Directorate of Training , Fort Leonard Wood , Missouri . This magazine presents professional information about the Army Chemical Corps functions related to CBRN , smoke , flame , and civil support operations . The objectives of this magazine are to inform , motivate , increase knowledge , improve performance , and provide a forum for the exchange of ideas .
25th East Bengal Regiment On 2 January 1972 the then Government of the People ' s Republic of Bangladesh formed a new armed force called " Jatiyo Gonorokkhi Bahini ( JRB ) " . The 6th JRB was formed as part of that force in Khulna . History . On 23 October 1975 this 6th JRB was reorganized into an infantry battalion and 25th Battalion ( Mritunjoyee Pochish ) of the East Bengal Regiment was born in Bangladesh Army . On 13 November 1975 " Mritunjoyee Pochish " was brought from Gilatola of Khulna to Jessore under the ORBAT of the then 55 Infantry Brigade , when the JRB was abolished . The then Chief of Army Staff raised the flag of the Battalion on 12 November 1975 . The first Commanding Officer of the unit was Lt Col Mofizur Rahman Chowdhury ( Later retired as Brigadier General ) while the first Subedar Major was Honorary Lt Md Rojob Ali . The Battalion received the National Standard on 24 February 1999 .
Augustin Daniel Belliard Augustin Daniel Belliard , comte Belliard et de l ' Empire ( March 23 , 1769 in Fontenay - le - Comte , Vendée – January 28 , 1832 in Brussels ) was a French general . Revolution . Belliard became an officer between 1792 and 1793 under Dumouriez in Belgium . He then fought under Hoche in Italy between 1796 and 1797 , near Castiglione , Caldiero , Arcole , and became a general . A participant of the 1798 Egyptian expedition , he fought in the Battle of the Pyramids , became governor of Upper Egypt , and advanced with his troops into Nubia . He also fought back the enemy cavalry at the battle of Heliopolis . He played a major role in the taking of Bulal and Cairo . Empire . In 1805 , he fought against Austria , Prussia and Russia , under Joachim Murat . King Joseph Bonaparte left Madrid with his 5 , 850 - strong reserve on 23 July 1809 to fight at the Battle of Talavera . Wanting to face the combined British and Spanish army with his maximum strength , the king left Belliard , the governor of Madrid , with only about 4 , 000 troops . Belliard ' s force consisted of one brigade from the division of Jean - Joseph , Marquis Dessolles and a few pro - French Spanish troops . There were three potential threats , a Portuguese column of unknown strength led by Robert Thomas Wilson , the Spanish Army of La Mancha under Francisco Javier Venegas , and an insurrection . In case any of the threats developed , Belliard was ordered to withdraw into the Retiro forts for a last - ditch defense . After his defeat at Talavera , Joseph ordered Belliard to send away all non - combatants from Madrid and prepare to defend the Retiro . However , Venegas failed to take advantage of his opportunity , Wilson ' s force was too weak , and the crisis passed . During the Russia n campaign in 1812 , he fought at Dresden , Leipzig and Hanau , again under Murat . He was severely wounded in the battle of Craonne . After Napoleon was overthrown , Louis XVIII awarded him the title Peer of France " ( Pair de France ) " . When Napoleon returned from Elba in 1815 , Belliard became commander of the Mosel forces . After the Battle of Waterloo , he surrendered to Louis XVIII , had his title " Pair " taken away , was imprisoned for month , but then released and reinstated as " Pair " in 1819 . Rue Belliard in Brussels is named General Belliard , as is a street in Antwerp .
CFAV Tillicum ( YTM 555 ) The CFAV " Tillicum " ( YTM 555 ) is a harbour tug of the Royal Canadian Navy . She is stationed at CFB Esquimalt , on Vancouver Island . The Canadian Forces operates ten other tugboats , five 45 ton Ville class tugs and five 250 ton Glen class tugs , and two 140 ton Fire class fireboat s . The Ville class tugs rotate their kort nozzle for steering . The " Tillicum ' s " nozzles are fixed and she uses conventional rudders for steering .
Hans Reiter Hans Reiter was a Untersturmführer ( Second Lieutenant ) in the Waffen SS during World War II . He was a recipient of 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 . Untersturmführer Hans Reiter was born in Austria on the 20 April 1920 . He volunteered to join the SS - VT and served with the 3rd SS Panzer Division " Totenkopf " . He was awarded the German Cross in Gold in May 1942 , while with the " Totenkopf " . He was transferred to the 10th SS Panzer Division " Frundsberg " and served with the H . Q . Company , 21 SS Panzergrenadier Regiment and was killed in action on the Western Front on the 15 August 1944 and awarded a posthumous Knight ' s Cross .
Equites Stablesiani The equites stablesiani were a class of cavalry in the Late Roman army . They were one of several categories of cavalry unit or " vexillatio " created between the 260s and 290s as part of a reorganization and expansion of Roman cavalry forces initiated during the reign of Gallienus ( 260 - 268 ) . These new cavalry " vexillationes " typically shared the basic regimental designation " equites " , and included " equites Dalmatae " , " equites Mauri " and " equites scutarii " . In total there is evidence for around 20 units of " equites stablesiani " between the late third and early sixth centuries . The " Notitia Dignitatum " ( 400 - c . 425 ) lists at least 15 units of " equites stablesiani " stationed throughout the Roman Empire , seven in the East , eight in the West . Two further units are recorded epigraphically at an earlier date , including an inscription on the Deurne helmet . At least another two units , although not directly documented , can be posited on the basis of attested regimental names and numbers . The origin of the " equites stablesiani " and the meaning of their name remain obscure . Hoffmann suggests that these units were raised from a corps of grooms , which , he hypothesises , were originally attached to new cavalry " vexillationes " created under Gallienus . Along similar lines , Speidel first argued that " equites stablesiani " were formed from " strator es " , soldiers ( from both legions and auxilia ) who had previously been seconded to the staff of provincial governors as grooms , equerries and / or bodyguards . More recently , Speidel , rejecting this earlier thesis , supposes that the designation " equites stablesiani " originally applied to those cavalry units which were temporarily stationed in north - western Italy during the reign of Gallienus under the command of Aureolus , whom Speidel identifies as " stabulensis " , a senior officer in charge of the imperial stables . While the origin of their regimental titulature is disputed , the " equites stablesiani " appear to have formed part of the emperor ' s " comitatus " ( field army accompanying the emperor ) during the military crisis of the 260s and 270s . Later , probably during the Tetrarchy and / or the reign of Constantine I , most units of this class were permanently assigned to the garrisons of frontier provinces . The continued existence of some of these regmiments of " equites stablesiani " is attested well into the sixth century .
VAQ - 133 Electronic Attack Squadron 133 ( VAQ - 133 ) , also known as the " Wizards " , is an EA - 6B Prowler squadron of the United States Navy based at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island , Washington . VAQ - 133 is one of only three expeditionary EA - 6B Prowler squadrons in the U . S . Navy . The squadron ' s radio callsign is " Magic " . Squadron history . Electronic Attack Squadron 133 ( VAQ - 133 ) was established March 4 , 1969 at Naval Air Station Alameda , California . The squadron originally flew the EKA - 3B Skywarrior . Then in August 1971 , the " Wizards " relocated to their current homeport , NAS Whidbey Island . Following the 2012 - 2013 deployment of Carrier Air Wing 9 onboard USS Stennis ( CVN - 74 ) , VAQ - 133 will be reassigned to Carrier Air Wing Eight based aboard the carrier USS George H . W . Bush ( CVN - 77 ) . This reassign was originally slated to occur in January 2014 but changing operational requirements accelerated this reassignment until immediately after the end of the 2012 - 2013 deployment .
USNS Brittin ( T - AKR - 305 ) USNS " Brittin " ( T - AKR - 305 ) is a " Bob Hope " - class roll on roll off vehicle cargo ship of the United States Navy . She was built by Northrop Grumman Ship Systems , New Orleans and delivered to the Navy on 30 January 2001 . They assigned her to the United States Department of Defense ' s Military Sealift Command . " Brittin " is named for Medal of Honor recipient Sergeant First Class Nelson V . Brittin , and is one of 11 Surge LMSRs operated by a private company under contract to the Military Sealift Command . She is assigned to the MSC Atlantic surge force and is maintained in Ready Operational Status 4 .
Jamal A . Khan Air Chief - Marshal Jamal Ahmad Khan ( Urdu : جمال احمدخان ; April 15 , 1934 ; SBt , SJ , NI ( M ) ) was a high - profile military figure and the four - star air officer serving as the eleventh Chief of Air Staff of Pakistan Air Force from March 6 , 1985 until March 9 , 1988 . Commissioned in the air force in 1953 , Khan graduated from the Air Force Academy and became a fighter pilot in the PAF . His air force career saw the actions in 1965 war and the 1971 war with India , eventually becoming the senior staff officer . Khan was the first PAF fighter pilot to have operate and fly the supersonic fighter , F - 16 Fighting Falcon . He was the first Vice Chief of the Air Staff in the history of PAF to have eventually been appointed its Chief . He is also the only PAF officer to have commanded two Air Forces - those of the UAE and Pakistan . He is also the first Pakistani to fly the F - 16 Career . Jamal Ahmad Khan was born in 1934 and commissioned as a fighter pilot on 11 June 1953 in the 13th GD ( P ) Course . He was selected to join the first PAF jet squadron of Supermarine Attacker s . He served in fighter squadrons for six years before becoming instructor of the prestigious Flight Leaders ' School . Subsequently he commanded No . 9 Squadron ( F - 104s ) from 1962 to 1965 . He also commanded No . 33 Wing for two years . During the 1965 war , he flew thirty operational missions and was awarded Sitara - e - Jurat for his courage and aggressive leadership in the air . During the 1971 war , he held senior staff appointment at the Command Operations Center ( COC ) . Staff appointments . Some of his staff appointments include Director of Flight Safety and Plans , Chief Inspector at AHQ and ACAS ( Plans ) . He also commanded Sargodha Airbase ( 1973 – 1975 ) and was seconded to the United Arab Emirates Air Force as its chief for three years ( 1977 – 1980 ) . He was then appointed ACAS ( Operations ) for a short period before taking over as DCAS ( Operations ) . He was promoted to Air Marshal in March 1984 and took over as Vice Chief of Air Staff in April 1984 . He then replaced Air Chief Marshal Anwar Shamim as Chief of Air Staff in March 1985 . References .
Kukoi Sanyang Kukoi Samba Sanyang ( 1952 – 18 June 2013 ) led a 1981 rebellion against the democratically elected Gambian government of President Dawda Jawara . On 31 July 1981 , while Jawara was abroad , a 12 - member National Revolutionary Council ( NRC ) headed by Sanyang seized control of the country . The leftist NRC accused Jawara ' s government of being " corrupt , tribalistic , and despotic " . They also announced the suspension of the country ' s constitution and proclaimed their intention to establish a " dictatorship of the proletariat " . The attempted coup ended on 5 August when Senegalese troops defeated the rebel forces . Sanyang took refuge in Libya , which had also given him some backing for the coup attempt . Charles Taylor visited Libya several times , probably between 1986 and 1989 . He met with Sanyang and other Gambians who had participated in the 1981 coup attempt . In 1989 “ Dr . Manning ” was listed by the NPFL as Taylor ' s vice - president , but was soon edged out by Taylor and retired to manage a bar in Ouagadougou . In 1995 the Farafenni army camp was attacked by half a dozen men , who killed some Gambian soldiers and held the camp for several hours . Some of the attackers , later captured , claimed they were Sanyang ' s collaborators . They have been condemned to death and are awaiting their execution . Another was arrested in 2003 , is held in Banjul and is still on trial as to early 2007 . In 2003 Sanyang based himself in Senegal and went several times to the Gambia to talk with Gambian President Yahya Jammeh at his Kanilai residence . In August 2003 the negotiations failed and Sanyang returned to Senegal for permanent residence . In early June 2006 , shortly before the Gambian presidential elections , he was along with some of his men put in detention , “ at the house of a military officer in Bissau during a visit to that country ” , says " The Gambia Journal " on January 30 , 2007 ; “ ( at the Masuang Military Camp ) in maximum military detention ” , says The Gambia Echo on May 12 , 2007 . " The Gambia Journal " on January 30 , also states that some military officers in Bissau blocked their own government in its attempts to hand Kukoi Sanyang over to the authorities in Banjul . According to " The Gambia Echo " , That government has spent close to three million US dollars in its attempts at extradition , wanting to arrange for Sanyang ' s repatriation to Banjul against Casamance hard - line rebel leader being handed over to Senegal . It has been suggested that Sanyang may have been preparing an attack on Yahya Jammeh prealably to the elections , and then seize power . Sanyang , Sheriffba Jobe and Mohammed Sowe escaped on May 11 . Their pick up was organized by the UNHCR ( United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ) office who got opportunistically alerted to their presence in Bissau ' s Justice ministry , while the Justice Minister was arguing with the Army Chief ' s services and refusing the impromptu transfer of the trio to his jurisdiction . Both Jobe and Sowe were accorded refugee status prior to their arrest , and are now under UN jurisdiction . He died in Mali in 2013 .
Dong Qiwu Dong Qiwu ( Chinese : 董其武 ; Pinyin : Dǒng Qíwǔ ; 1899 – 1989 ) was a general in the People ' s Liberation Army of China . Dong was born in Hejin , Shanxi Province . He attended the military study group founded by Yan Xishan in 1919 . He joined the army in 1924 , He first was recruited in Liu Zhenghua ' s army , and later joined National People ' s Revolution Army , and participated in North Expedition . After that , he joined Fu Zuoyi ' s army . Since 918 , he actively fought Japanese , and such battles in the Great Wall , Bailingmiao established his reputation . He was promoted to lieutenant general and head of 102 division in 1937 , and fought in Pingxingguan battle . In 1946 , he became the governor and commander of Suiyuan Province , and later became vice commander of northwest military and political official bureau . On September 19 , 1949 , he announced peaceful liberation of Suiyuan Province . He participated in Korean War , and was the commander of 23 army group of Chinese People ' s Volunteer Army . He became head of 69 army of PLA in 1953 . He was a delegate to 1st - 5th National People ' s Congress , and a member of standing committee of 4th and 5th NPC . A member of 1st , 3rd , 4th , 5th and 6th National Political Consultative Conference , and vice chairman of 5th and 6th NPCC . He served as a member of 1st - 3rd National Defense Commission . He was made a general in 1955 . He died on 3 March 1989 in Beijing .
Ouvrage Col des Banquettes Ouvrage Col des Banquettes is a lesser work ( " petit ouvrage " ) of the Maginot Line ' s Alpine extension , the Alpine Line , also called the " Little Maginot Line " . The ouvrage consists of two entry blocks and one infantry block facing Italy at the top of the Col des Banquettes , 2 km northwest of Saint - Agnès . The position controlled the pass of the same name and was covered by Ouvrage Sainte - Agnès and the positions at Pic - de - Garuche . Description . The Ouvrage Col des Banquettes was manned in 1940 by 74 soldiers of the 86th Brigade Alpin de Forteresse ( DBAF ) under Lieutenant Vernet . The underground portion consists of one short gallery connecting all three blocks and a shorter parallel gallery at Block 2 .
Operation Archer Operation Archer is the Canadian Forces contribution to Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan . It began in July 2005 with the deployment of a 220 member " theater activation team " to Kandahar . Operation ARCHER is structurally part of the Combined Security Transition Command – Afghanistan ( CSTC - A ) that seeks to mentor and instruct the Afghan government and its departments . The purpose of Operation Archer is the reconstruction of Afghanistan through the establishment of infrastructure , providing security , and assisting in training the Afghan National Army . Opposition . Operation Archer is politically controversial , both among activist groups and members of Parliament .
USS Dahlonega ( YTB - 770 ) USS " Dahlonega " ( YTB - 770 ) was a United States Navy large district harbor tug . Construction and commissioning . The contract for " Dahlonega " was awarded 18 January 1963 . She was laid down down on 4 November 1963 at Mobile , Alabama , by Mobile Ship Repair and launched 23 March 1964 . Operational History . " Dahlonega " was placed in service in the 5th Naval District , at Norfolk , Virginia . She served there until she was stricken from the Navy List 12 March 2001 . Ex - " Dahlonega " was sold by the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service 16 July 2001 to McAllister Towing for $ 141 , 000 and renamed Jeffrey McAllister .
Frank Posegate Frances Marion Posegate ( 1838 – 1917 ) , American Civil War soldier , journalist , and mayor of St . Joseph , Missouri , 1882 - 1884 . Biography . Frank Posegate was born in Lafayette , Indiana . He was raised in Missouri where he worked as a printer ' s apprentice in St . Joseph , Missouri . In 1858 he started " The Weekly West " doing business as F . M . Posegate and Co . He was the Editor and publisher until August 1860 . Frank Posegate , then 22 years old , is credited as the likely author for the first hand account of the start of the Pony Express ride that appeared in the paper of a former sailor named Richardson on a fine bay mare marking the beginning of the Pony Express 7 : 15 , April 3 , 1860 . In 1861 he enlisted as a private in Ohio and promoted to 2nd lieutenant on September 18 , 1861 . On January 23 , 1862 Posegate was promoted to 1st lieutenant . He was promoted to Captain on September 6 , 1862 . Among his written work is The Sunday Battle at Shiloh , a first hand eyewitness at the Battle of Shiloh . He served as Mayor for St . Joseph between 1882 and 1884 .
Sanada Nobutsuna Nobutsuna ' s first military campaign is believed to have been around the time of the Siege of Toishi . He is known as one of the " Twenty - Four Generals of Takeda Shingen " . During the Battle of Nagashino in 1575 , Nobutsuna led over 200 horsemen and was killed in combat . A nephew of his , Sanada Yukimura ( Nobushige ) became one of the most famous samurai of this period .
Truman Reeves Truman Reeves ( August 17 , 1840 – ? ) was California State Treasurer , 1899 - 1907 . He also was a member of the California State Legislature ( 1882 – 86 ) and treasurer of San Bernardino County ( 1890 – 98 ) . Biography . Reeves was born in Chardon , Ohio . He became a watchmaker ' s apprentice at age 18 , and enlisted in the Union Army in 1861 . He was promoted from private to lieutenant , and was wounded three times — the last at the Battle of Cold Harbor in 1864 , where he lost his left arm . After the war , he was postmaster of Orwell , Ohio until 1868 , and was then elected recorder of Ashtabula County , Ohio . He moved to San Bernardino , California in 1875 , working as a watchmaker and fruit grower . Per U . S . Census records , he died between 1920 and 1930 .
David Jackson Bailey David Jackson ( Jack ) Bailey ( March 11 , 1812 – June 14 , 1897 ) was an American politician , lawyer and soldier who served in the United States Congress . Early life and career . Bailey was born in Lexington , Georgia , in 1812 and moved to Jackson , Georgia in 1829 . After studying law , Bailey was admitted to the bar in 1831 and became a practicing attorney . He was elected to the Georgia General Assembly before he turned the age of twenty - one ; however , he was not permitted to serve because of his age . During the Seminole and Creek Wars , Bailey was a company captain . In 1835 and 1847 , Bailey served in the Georgia House of Representatives . He also served in the Georgia Senate in 1838 , 1849 , and 1850 . He was a Democratic county convention delegate in both 1839 and 1850 , and the secretary of the Georgia Senate from 1839 to 1841 . Bailey was elected to represent Georgia ' s 3rd congressional district in 1850 as a State Rights Representative to the 32nd United States Congress . He successfully ran for reelection to that seat as Democrat for the 33rd Congress . He lost his reelection campaign in 1854 for the 34th Congress . Bailey ' s federal service spanned from March 4 , 1851 , until March 3 , 1855 . Secession and war . Bailey was elected again to the Georgia Senate in 1855 and 1856 and served as president of that body . He returned to practicing law in Jackson was a delegate to " The Georgia Secession Convention of 1861 " — voting in favor of secession and signing Georgia ' s Ordinance of Secession on January 19 , 1861 ; leading to the American Civil War . During that conflict , Bailey joined the Confederate States Army as a colonel in the 30th Georgia Volunteer Infantry . He moved to Griffin , Georgia , in 1861 . Postbellum . He died in Griffin on June 14 , 1897 , and was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery .
List of United States Air Force support squadrons List of United States Air Force support squadrons identifies the United States Air Force squadron , shield , location and support unit . A support squadron supplies all the necessary manpower and equipment needed to continue numerous tasks . An operations support squadron may dictate policy , train aircrew s , and maintain airfields based on the missions of the units it supports . This type of unit will also staff the control tower and supply weather forecast s for bases and aircrews .