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Bonshaw Tower Bonshaw Tower is an oblong tower house , probably dating from the mid 16th century , one mile south of Kirtlebridge , Dumfries and Galloway , Scotland , above the Kirtle Water . It is adjacent to a 19th - century mansion . History . Bonshaw belongs to the Irving family . It was held in unbroken succession until the death of Sir Robert Beaufin Irving , a former captain of RMS Queen Mary , in 1954 . Structure . The castle , which is habitable , has three storeys , and a garret , with crow - stepped gables , within a parapet . The north - facing former attic light is now used as an open belfry . Inside a modern porch is the entrance door , with the motto SOLI DEO HONOR ET GLORIA above . There is a monogramed pendant boss within the doorway . ] ] . A vaulted entrance passage in the thickness of the wall leads to a vaulted basement . Each wall has a splayed shot - hole . The south - west angle contains a windowless dungeon , with a ventilation flue . There is a hatch in the vaulting to the first - floor Hall . From the north - east angle of the cellar a turnpike stair leads to all storeys of the tower . The Hall , has a wide fireplace and four windows . There are two aumbries in the jambs while a third aumbry has an ogival lintel . The bedroom , on the second floor , has a wall press and a garderobe . One of its four windows is high in the wall . There is a machicolated opening about each embrasure of the parapet , which is drained by gargoyle d cannon - spouts . The present pitched slate rrof was installed in the early 19th century , as the flagstone s of the original roof were removed to floor a farmhouse . It is a category A listed building .
Ballymore Castle Ballymore Castle in Lawrencetown , County Galway , Ireland was originally a Madden tower house of the 15th century . A house was added in 1620 , and the castle has been much altered since then . The castle was built in 1585 by John Lawrence on land he had acquired through his marriage to the daughter of O ' Madden , Lord of Longford . It was damaged in subsequent wars and repaired by his son , Walter , in 1620 . John Lawrence Jnr . was dispossessed by Cromwell in 1641 , having espoused the royalist cause in the war of that time . The castle and much of the estate was given to Sir Thomas Newcomen , who leased the castle to the Lawrences for many years . On his death , it passed to his stepson , Nicholas Cusack of Cushinstown , County Meath , who sold it to John Eyre of Eyrecourt about 1720 . The Seymour family settled in the castle around 1700 . The castle was modernised and a large house added in 1815 . Thomas Seymour purchased the castle and lands outright from Giles Eyre around 1824 . This family remained in possession of the castle until the early part of this century . Mrs . Hale , a relative of the Seymours , inherited the estate which was somewhat reduced at this time , a large portion having been acquired by the Irish Land Commission .
John David Larson John David Larson is a retired Brigadier General in the National Guard of the United States . Career . Larson originally jointed the United States Army Reserve in 1964 and jointed the Judge Advocate General ' s Corps . He would later transfer to the Wisconsin Army National Guard . Larson was promoted to Brigadier General on July 28 , 1995 and his retirement was effective as of June 30 , 1998 . Awards he has received include the Meritorious Service Medal , the Army Commendation Medal with two oak leaf clusters , the Army Achievement Medal , the Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal with silver oak leaf cluster , the National Defense Service Medal with service star , the Armed Forces Reserve Medal with hourglass device , the Army Service Ribbon , and the Overseas Service Ribbon .
War Emergency Programme destroyers The " War Emergency Programme " destroyers were 112 destroyer s built for the British Royal Navy during World War II . They were based on the hull and machinery of the earlier J - , K - and N - class destroyers . Due to supply problems and the persistent failure by the Royal Navy to develop a suitable dual - purpose weapon for destroyers , they were fitted with whatever armament was available . Recent advances in radar and weaponry were incorporated as they came available . As a result they were a relatively heterogeneous class incorporating many wartime advances , but ultimately based on a hull that was too small and with an armament too light to be true first - rate vessels equivalent of their contemporaries . As such they are often described as " utility " destroyers . It was not until the of 1944 that the Royal Navy returned to building larger destroyers . Many vessels were transferred to friendly navies .
Uzushio - class submarine The Uzushio class submarine ( Whirlpools ) was a class of submarine , in service with Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force which was the first generation of the teardrop type submarine that values the underwater performance again of the conventional type ship type to the " Asashio " class submarine . 7 from 1967 fiscal year was built with the third defense plan . The eighth 49 fiscal year warship was discontinued and construction was discontinued because of the construction expense sudden rise with oil crisis though eight was planned at first . Many were converted to training submarines ( ATSS ) towards the end of their lives . General characteristics . It is a submarine to the Asashio class submarine that adopted the practical use teardrop type from the ship type for the first time in the Maritime Self - Defense Force in American naval forces at that time so far . When the Asashio class was built , the adoption of the teardrop type had been examined . However , the Maritime Self - Defense Force at that time selected the old model that valued safety from the operation results . It was moving to the warship type that valued the underwater performance , and the examination that used the model in 1960 fiscal year was advanced , and necessary data was obtained also with TRDI in the age . When designing , the location etc . are original though it refers to the Barbel class submarine of American naval forces of not a complete copy but the inner shell structure and sail plane and torpedo tube .
HMS C17 HMS " C17 " was a C - class submarine built by HM Dockyard , Chatham for the Royal Navy . She was laid down on 11 March 1907 and was commissioned on 13 May 1909 . " C17 " collided with in the North Sea , south of Cromer , Norfolk on 14 July 1909 , and with destroyer in May 1917 . " C17 " was sold on 20 November 1919 .
Alexander Balashov Alexander Dmitriyevich Balashov ( ) ( 13 July 1770 – 8 May 1837 ) was a Russia n general and statesman . Balashov came from a noble family . When the boy turned 6 years , his father , a Privy Counsellor and Senator , had him enrolled in the Preobrazhensky Regiment though it was not until November 1781 that he entered the Page Corps , matriculating in 1787 with the rank of camer - page . On 9 January 1791 he joined the Izmaylovsky Regiment as lieutenant . From 1795 he was a lieutenant colonel in the regular army . He was promoted Colonel in April 1798 and Major General in 1799 . On 21 January 1800 Balashov was dismissed from the military service , but in November of the same year he was appointed governor general and chief of garrisons regiment in Tallinn . On 23 September 1804 he resigned for family reasons , but within three months he was appointed the chief of police in Moscow . In November 1807 he become the " general - krigs - komissar " , on 29 March 1808 he replaced Fyodor Ertell in the office of chief of police in Saint Petersburg and thereupon his career soared . In February 1809 Alexander I conferred on Balashov the rank of Adjutant general and appointed him the War Governor of Saint Petersburg . In March 1809 he was promoted to lieutenant - general . From 1 January 1810 he was a member of the newly established State Council . In June the same year he became the Minister of Police . In 1812 , during Napoleon ' s Invasion of Russia , Balashov was present in the front - line army stationed in Vilnius . After La Grande Armée crossed the frontier on June 12 , Balashov was dispatched to deliver the Emperor ' s letter to Napoleon . He participated in the organization of the People ' s Militia ( Народное ополчение ) and was a member of the extraordinary committee choosing the commander - in - chief of the Russian army . After the Patriotic War of 1812 Balashov was involved in important diplomatic missions . Between 1819 and 1828 , he served as the war governor general of Orel , Tula , Ryazan , Tambov and Voronezh . On 23 September 1834 Balashov resigned his office and died on 8 May 1837 on his way to Kronstadt .
Ignác Török Ignác Török ( 23 June 1795 , Gödöllő - 6 October 1849 , Arad ) was a honvéd general in the Hungarian Army . He was executed for his part in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 , and is considered one of the 13 Martyrs of Arad .
USS Chippewa ( 1861 ) The third USS " Chippewa " was a which saw service with the U . S . Navy during the American Civil War . One of the " Ninety - day gunboat s " , " Chippewa " was launched 14 September 1861 by Webb and Bell , New York ; outfitted at New York Navy Yard ; and commissioned 13 December 1861 , Lieutenant Andrew Bryson in command . Sailing from New York 25 December 1861 " Chippewa " took station on the blockade between Fort Monroe , Virginia , and Hatteras Inlet , North Carolina , remaining there until 9 August 1862 except for a brief repair period at Baltimore , Maryland 8 March – 13 March . During this time she exchanged fire with the enemy at Forts Macon and Caswell and Federal Point Batteries , and assisted in the capture of a blockade runner , the English brig " Napier " 29 July 1862 . " Chippewa " arrived at the Washington Navy Yard , 10 August 1862 . Returning to Fort Monroe she departed from there 18 October 1862 on a cruise in search of CSS " Florida " which took her to the Azores ; Algeciras and Cadiz , Spain ; Gibraltar ; Funchal , Madeira ; Porto Grande , Africa ; Cape Verde Islands ; and various ports in the West Indies . Returning to Port Royal , South Carolina , 30 May 1863 , she resumed patrols with the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron off the coast of South Carolina and Georgia . She participated in the attacks on Fort Wagner , South Carolina , from 13 July to 21 July 1863 , and opened fire on enemy pickets up Broad River , on 12 November . After repairs at Philadelphia Navy Yard , she returned to North Carolina to take part in the bombardments and capture of Fort Fisher in December 1864 and January 1865 and Fort Anderson , Cape Fear River , North Carolina , in February 1865 . " Chippewa " departed Wilmington , North Carolina , 1 March 1865 and steamed up the James River for patrol duty until 15 May , engaging enemy batteries at Dutch Gap Canal on 1 April and 2 April . After cruising to Havana , Cuba , between 17 May and 12 June 1865 , " Chippewa " arrived at Boston 17 June where she was decommissioned 24 June 1865 , taken to New York 29 June and sold there 30 November 1865 .
Wilhelm Borchert Wilhelm Borchert ( 28 May 1904 – 13 May 1944 ) was a highly decorated Major in the Wehrmacht during World War II . 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 . Wilhelm Borchert was killed on 13 May 1944 in the Crimea .
M1 gas mask The M - 1 ( or M - 59 ) was a standard issue gas mask for Croatia ( Yugoslavia ) troops . It is a copy of the U . S . M - 9 gas mask . It was also used by the Iraqi army in the Gulf War , where it was designated " M - 59 " . It is O . D green colored , and has a side - loading canister which uses a 60mm opening . The M - 1 is not very common in the United States , as few were imported as surplus . M1 service used in World War Two
MI19 MI19 was a section of the British Directorate of Military Intelligence , part of the War Office . In World War II it was responsible for obtaining information from enemy prisoners of war . It was originally created in December 1940 as MI9a , a sub - section of MI9 . A year later , in December 1941 , it became an independent organisation , though still closely associated with its parent . MI19 had Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre s ( CSDIC ) at Beaconsfield , Wilton Park and Latimer as well as a number overseas . MI19 operated an interrogation centre in Kensington Palace Gardens , London , commanded by Lt . Col . Alexander Scotland OBE , known as the " London Cage " . It was a subject of persistent reports of torture by the prisoners confined there , which included war crimes suspects from the SS and Gestapo held in the facility after World War II . The BBC reported that MI - 19 staff were sent to the Channel Islands in 1945 to look for evidence of collaboration during the German occupation . The intent may have been to silence speculation . The Channel Islands were demilitarised by Britain when France fell , and were occupied by substantial German forces . The islands had no strategic value , unlike Malta , and any tactical value would have been outweighed by the effort to maintain forces there . The Channel Islands did contribute to the war effort , by tying up large numbers of German troops who were not available for more aggressive military tasks . There was also a very substantial investment in fortifications , all of which were in the end pointless .
Battle of Jarosław ( 1656 ) The Battle of Jarosław took place during the Deluge ( part of the Second Northern War ) in March 15 , 1656 . Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth forces under the command of Stefan Czarniecki defeated the Swedish forces commanded by Charles X Gustav of Sweden . After the Battle of Golab , Swedish army under King Charles X Gustav marched towards Lwow , where Polish forces concentrated , and where King Jan Kazimierz stayed . In early March 1656 , Charles X Gustav received news that up to 20 , 000 Polish - Lithuanian soldiers concentrated in Red Ruthenia . Swedish King realized that his forces were not adequate to face the enemy , so he ordered a retreat towards the San river . Furthermore , the Swedes were constantly attacked by Polish guerilla forces . On March 11 , first Swedish units reached the town of Jaroslaw , where they defeated a regiment of Hetman Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski , which guarded river crossings . Soon afterwards , the division of Stefan Czarniecki arrived in the area , surprising the Swedes , as they thought it had been destroyed in the Battle of Golab . In a skirmish , which took place near Wielkie Oczy , Czarniecki destroyed a 1 , 000 strong unit of the reiter s , commanded by Colonel Peter Hammerskjold . Then he attacked Robert Douglas , Count of Skenninge , who came to rescue the reitars . The skirmish ended in a Swedish defeat , and Douglas with his soldiers fled to Jaroslaw . Soon afterwards , Czarniecki attacked the town itself , clashing with Swedish guards , who oversaw labourers , working on improvements of the town fortifications . Since Charles Gustav was well aware of Czarniecki ’ s presence , he called reinforcements from units stationed in local villages . Arrival of main Swedish forces resulted in Polish retreat into the local forests . The battle , or rather a series of skirmishes , had a significant impact on those Polish units , which still remained loyal to Charles Gustav . After the battle , several such regiments abandoned the Swedes , while Charles Gustav came to the conclusion that further march towards southeast was fruitless . A tactical retreat towards Sandomierz was ordered , and soon afterwards , Swedish army was encircled in the confluence of the San and the Vistula .
Henry Monck - Mason Moore Sir Henry Monck - Mason Moore GCMG , KStJ ( 1887 – 1964 ) , was British Governor of Sierra Leone , Kenya and Ceylon . The son of Rev . Edward William Moore , he was educated at Rokeby Preparatory School , King ' s College School , Wimbledon and Jesus College , Cambridge , graduating in 1909 . In World War I , he was a Lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery based in Salonika from 1916 to 1919 . After serving as Governor of Sierra Leone from 1934 to 1937 , he joined the Colonial Department in London as Assistant Under Secretary of State from 1937 to 1939 and Deputy Under Secretary of State from 1939 to 1940 . From 1940 to 1944 , he was Governor of Kenya and then from 1944 to 1948 he was Governor of Ceylon . After the independence of Ceylon in 1948 , he served as Governor - General until 1950 . He married Daphne , daughter of William John Benson in 1921 . He was the brother of the psychoanalyst Sylvia Payne .
M - 60 Patton The M - 60 Patton is a Main Battle tank designed and manufactured by the United States of America . It was a continuation of a long line of tanks designed in the United States that started with the M - 26 Pershing tank . It was first produced in 1960 and was the first main battle tank used by the United States Army . It was widely exported being used by 23 other nations besides the United States . It was retired from United States service after the arrival of the M1 Abrams , although being used alongside the Abrams for about 10 years , in the early 1990s althoguh some remain in reserve .
David M . Buchanan David M . Buchanan ( born 28 January 1862 , date of death unknown ) was a United States Navy sailor and a recipient of the United States military ' s highest decoration , the Medal of Honor . Biography . Buchanan joined the Navy from his birthplace of Philadelphia in October 1878 . By July 15 , 1879 , he was serving as an apprentice on the training ship . On that day , while " Saratoga " was anchored off Battery Park in New York Harbor , Apprentice Robert Lee Robey fell overboard and was swept away by a strong tidal current . Without hesitation , Buchanan jumped into the water and went to Robey , who was not a strong swimmer . Another sailor , Apprentice John Hayden witnessed the event and , when it seemed that Buchanan needed assistance , he too jumped overboard and helped keep Robey afloat until all three men were picked up by the ship ' s boat . For this action , both Buchanan and Hayden were awarded the Medal of Honor a week later , on July 22 . Buchanan ' s official Medal of Honor citation reads : On board the U . S . S . " Saratoga " off Battery , New York Harbor , 15 July 1879 . On the morning of this date , Robert Lee Robey , apprentice , fell overboard from the after part of the ship into the tide which was running strong ebb at the time and , not being an expert swimmer , was in danger of drowning . Instantly springing over the rail after him , Buchanan never hesitated for an instant to remove even a portion of his clothing . Both men were picked up by the ship ' s boat following this act of heroism .
Witold Bieńkowski Witold Bieńkowski , code - name " Wencki " ( 1906 – 1965 ) , was a Polish politician , publicist and during World War II , leader of the Catholic underground group , “ Front for a Reborn Poland ” ( Front Odrodzenia Polski – F . O . P . ) , member of the Provisional Committee of “ Żegota ” and the permanent representative Delegate of the Polish Government - in - Exile . Deputy to the Polish parliament ( Sejm ) from 1947 – 1952 .
Charles Justin Bailey Charles Justin Bailey ( June 21 , 1859 – September 21 , 1946 ) was an American soldier , born in Tamaqua , Pa . He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1880 and in the same year was appointed third lieutenant . He was promoted through the various grades and became colonel in 1911 and brigadier general in 1913 . On August 5 , 1917 , he was appointed major general of the National Army . He commanded the Philippine Department in 1918 and in the same year was made commander of the 81st Division of the National Army , which he commanded in France in 1918 - 19 . In the latter year he was appointed commander of the Middle Atlantic Coast , Artillery District , and in 1921 , commander of the Third Corps area . His university tutor remarked once " Damn this boy , damn him to hell " . He was awarded the D . S . M . , the Order of Leopold ( Belgium ) , the Croix de Guerre with palm , and was an officer of the Legion of Honor .
SS Brighton ( 1903 ) Brighton was a 1 , 384 GRT steamship which was built in 1903 for the London , Brighton and South Coast Railway and London and South Western Railway . She passed to the Southern Railway on 1 January 1923 . In 1930 , she was sold to W E Guinness and converted to a private yacht , Roussalka ( named after Slavonic mythologic creature ) . She was wrecked at Killary Bay on 25 August 1933 . Description . The ship was built by W Denny & Bros , Dumbarton . She was yard number 683 and was launched on 13 June 1903 with completion in August 1903 . The ship was long , with a beam of and a depth of . She was powered by three steam turbines , which were made by Parsons Steam Turbine Co Ltd , Newcastle upon Tyne . The turbines were rated at and drove three screws . These could propel her at a speed of . In 1931 , " Roussalka " was fitted with two 8 - cylinder Atlas diesel engines of driving a single screw , giving her a speed of . History . " Brighton " was built for the London , Brighton and South Coast Railway . She was used on their Newhaven - Dieppe route . She was to have been the first turbine powered steamship built for the LB & SCR but a fire at the shipbuilders delayed her completion , pushing her into second place . Her port of registry was Newhaven . On 5 November 1910 " Brighton " was involved in a collision with the windjammer " Preußen " south of Newhaven . " Brighton " returned to Newhaven to summon aid , and the tug " Alert " was sent to assist " Preußen " , which was towed towards Dover . It was intended to anchor her off Dover but both anchor chains broke and " Preußen " was driven onto rocks where she sank as a result of the damage inflicted to her . The Master of " Brighton " was found to be responsible for the accident and lost his licence as a result . He later committed suicide by shooting himself in a London pub . In 1914 , " Brighton " was requisitioned by the Royal Navy for use as a troopship . She was later used as a hospital ship . On 19 December 1914 , she rescued the survivors of the naval trawler , which had been sunk by a mine in the North Sea off Scarborough , Yorkshire . " Brighton " brought the American President Woodrow Wilson back to Dover after the signing on the Treaty of Versailles . " Brighton " was returned to her owners in 1920 . " Brighton " passed to the Southern Railway at Grouping . In 1930 , " Brighton " was sold to W E Guinness , who converted her to a private yacht named Roussalka . Her steam turbines were replaced by a diesel engine and one of her two funnels was removed . She was renamed " Roussalka " . On 25 August 1933 , in thick fog , " Roussalka " was wrecked on Blood Slate Rock , Freaklin Island , Killary Bay . All passengers and crew were rescued . Official number and code letters . Official Numbers were a forerunner to IMO Number s . " Brighton " had the United Kingdom Official Number 105654 and used the Code Letters VDWN .
RAF Detling RAF Detling was a station of the Royal Naval Air Service ( RNAS ) in World War I and the Royal Air Force ( RAF ) in the Second World War . Situated 600 feet above sea level , it is located near Detling , a village about three miles north - east of Maidstone , Kent . RNAS Detling was used jointly by the Navy and Air Force between 1916 and 1919 , and Fleet Air Arm aircraft also shared some facilities during the second World War . RAF Detling opened in 1939 , was assigned to No 11 Group and closed in 1959 . The site of the airfield is now home to the annual Kent County Show , which takes place for three days every July , and a number of other shows and events .