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Eisvogel - class icebreaker The " Eisvogel " class icebreakers ( Type 721 ) was a two ship class built for the German Navy by the Hitzler Werft shipyard of Lauenburg / Elbe . The " Eisvogel " was in service for the Naval Base Command Kiel and sold to private owners after decommissioning . Since 2010 she is operated as a civil tugboat in Trieste . The " Eisbär " was based along the German North Sea coast . After decommissioning she was laid up in Wilhelmshaven later sold to the Netherlands for scrapping . List of Ships . The ships are named after the European Kingfisher ( " Eisvogel " ) and Polar Bear ( " Eisbär " ) , both names contain the German word for ice .
USS Davenport ( PF - 69 ) USS " Davenport " ( PF - 69 ) , a , was the only ship of the United States Navy to be named for Davenport , Iowa . " Davenport " ( PF - 69 ) , originally classified as PG - 177 , was launched on 8 December 1943 by Leathem D . Smith Shipbuilding Company of Sturgeon Bay , Wisconsin , under a Maritime Commission contract , sponsored by Mrs . E . Frick ; transferred to the Navy on 1 June 1944 and placed in service the same day ; placed out of service for additional work a week later ; and commissioned in full on 15 February 1945 , with Commander H . F . Stolfi , USCG , in command of a crew of 215 USCG officers and enlisted men . Service history . Departing Norfolk , Virginia , on 17 April 1945 , " Davenport " joined and for an anti - submarine patrol off Casco Bay . She returned to New York on 24 April , and three days later got underway to escort a convoy to Mers El Kébir , Algeria , returning to Norfolk on 7 June . Two days later she entered the Navy Yard at Charleston , South Carolina , for conversion to a weather ship . This involved removing the number three gun and installing in its place a hangar used to house meteorological equipment and to inflate and launch weather balloon s . " Davenport " stood out from Charleston on 26 June 1945 , and on 1 July took station off NS Argentia , Newfoundland to report meteorological data . She remained on this duty until 21 October aside from the period 6 August to 21 during which she towed to Reykjavík , Iceland . Arriving at Boston Navy Yard 25 October , " Davenport " remained there until decommissioned on 4 February 1946 . She was sold 6 June 1946 .
Oketz Unit The Oketz Unit ( , " lit . " sting ) , is the independent canine special forces ( sayeret ) unit of the Israel Defense Forces . It was founded in 1939 as part of Haganah . The unit specializes in training and handling dogs for military applications . Originally , Oketz trained dogs to attack kidnappers , but training has since become more specialized , and now each dog is trained in a particular specialty . Attack dogs are trained to operate in both urban and rural areas ( they were used extensively in Lebanon ) . Other dogs are trained to track and pursue selected targets for manhunts and to detect breaches at the Israeli border . In addition , yet more dogs are trained to search for guns and munitions , to sniff out hidden explosives , and to find people in collapsed buildings . Oketz operators are often assigned to other units when said units are in need of their specialist skills , for example , the extraction of terrorists from fortified buildings . Though not affiliated with the IDF Paratroopers Brigade , Oketz operators wear the same distinctive red berets and the unit ' s graduation ceremony is held at the Paratroopers headquarters . However , in order to join Oketz , the recruit must choose the Kfir Infantry Brigade as their preferred choice in the request form and then pass the unit ' s trials . Dogs . Oketz prefers the Belgian Shepherd ( Malinois ) , over the German Shepherd and Rottweiler , which were formerly employed by the unit . The reasons for this preference are twofold : one , the Malinois is large enough to effectively attack an enemy while still being small enough to be picked up by its handler , and two , their coats are short and typically of a neutral to fair color , making them less prone to heatstroke .
French corvette Géographe The Géographe was a 20 - gun " Serpente " class corvette of the French Navy . She was named " Uranie " in 1797 , and renamed " Galatée " in 1799 , still on her building site . Her builder refused to launch her , as he had not been paid to that time . Finally launched in June 1800 , she was renamed " Géographe " on 23 August 1800 . On 19 October 1800 , under captain Nicolas Baudin , she departed Le Havre with " Naturaliste " for an exploration of Australia . She returned on 23 March 1804 , under Frigate Captain Milius , as Baudin had died during the expedition . The ship was moored at Lorient from 1811 , and was eventually broken up .
Pyotr Krenitsyn Pyotr Kuzmich Krenitsyn ( ) ( 1728 - July 4 , 1770 ) , spelt " Krenitzin " in the United States , was a Russia n explorer and Captain / Lieutenant of the Imperial Russian Navy . Following Vitus Bering ' s 1741 tragic venture he was the first to conduct an expedition to Alaska and the Aleutians . Krenitsyn was sent , together with Mikhail Levashev , by Russian Empress Catherine II to explore the northern parts of the Pacific Ocean and particularly the area around the Bering strait in four ships . Krenitsyn was the commander of the ship " St . Catherine " and Levashev commanded the ship " St . Paul " . Krenitsyn and Levashev surveyed the eastern part of the Aleutian island chain until the cold weather set in . Krenitsyn wintered in the strait between Unimak and the Alaska Peninsula . The following year , after resuming their surveys , both ships wintered in Kamchatka . Certain geographic features of the Alaskan coast , like Avatanak , Akutan and Tigalda Island were named by Krenitsyn in the maps that were subsequently published . On July 4 , 1770 , Krenitsyn drowned in the Kamchatka River and Levashev assumed command of the Russian expeditionary fleet . The Krenitzin Islands and the highest volcano on Onekotan Island were named by IRN Captain Mikhail Tebenkov after this early Russian explorer .
José Castro José Antonio Castro ( 1808 – February 1860 ) was acting governor of Alta California in 1835 - 1836 , and Commandante General of the Mexican army in Alta California at the time of the 1846 Bear Flag Revolt and the Mexican - American War of 1846 - 1848 . Biography . Castro was born in Monterey , California , the son of Jose Tiburcio Castro , who was a soldier , member of the " diputacion " ( legislature ) , administrator of secularized Mission San Juan Bautista , and grantee of Rancho Sausal . Jose Castro ' s first public office was as secretary to the Monterey " ayuntamiento " ( town council ) . In 1830 , Castro was arrested for his opposition to the Mexican governor of Alta California . By 1835 he was the First Member ( " Vocal Primero " ) of the legislature and acting governor . Along with Juan Bautista Alvarado , he was a vocal opponent of Mexican governors and sought a semi - independent status for Alta California . He was a chief participant in the overthrow of Governor Nicolás Gutiérrez in 1836 , becoming Commandante General and Governor , as president of the legislature . When Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo became Commandante General , Castro became Lieutenant - Colonel of militia in 1837 - 38 . Once again he was appointed First Member of the Diputacion as well as Prefect of the Monterey District . In 1839 , Castro was granted , by Alvarado , Rancho San Justo , one of three ranchos attached to Mission San Juan Bautista , after the secularization of Mission property by the Mexican government in 1835 . In 1840 , Castro arrested and transported foreigners in California to San Blas . In 1844 - 45 , he became a leader of the revolt against Governor Manuel Micheltorena , once again becoming Commandante General of California , checking John C . Frémont ' s movements , and leading Californio forces against the Americans . Departing for Mexico in August 1846 , where he resided in Sinaloa , he returned to California in 1848 . By 1853 , he returned to Mexico where he was appointed governor and military commander of Baja California . Castro never surrendered his Mexican citizenship nor military rank . In February 1860 , Governor Castro was assassinated by the bandit Marguez . Legacy . Castro Street and the Castro District in San Francisco are named for him . The Jose Castro House ( built 1840 ) in San Juan Bautista is now a National Historic Landmark .
139th Ohio Infantry The 139th Ohio Volunteer Infantry ( or 139th OVI ) was an infantry regiment in the Union Army during the American Civil War . Service . The 139th Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in Columbus , Ohio and mustered in May 11 , 1864 for 100 days service under the command of Colonel Jacob Lloyd Wayne , Jr . . The regiment left Ohio for Washington , D . C . , May 20 , then moved to Point Lookout , Md . , June 1 , and was assigned to prison guard duty there August 22 . The 139th Ohio Infantry mustered out of service August 26 , 1864 . Ohio National Guard . Over 35 , 000 Ohio National Guardsmen were federalized and organized into regiments for 100 days service in May 1864 . Shipped to the Eastern Theater , they were designed to be placed in " safe " rear areas to protect railroads and supply points , thereby freeing regular troops for Lt . Gen . Ulysses S . Grant ’ s push on the Confederate capital of Richmond , Virginia . As events transpired , many units found themselves in combat , stationed in the path of Confederate Gen . Jubal Early ’ s veteran Army of the Valley during its famed Valley Campaigns of 1864 . Ohio Guard units met the battle - tested foe head on and helped blunt the Confederate offensive thereby saving Washington , D . C . from capture . Ohio National Guard units participated in the battles of Monacacy , Fort Stevens , Harpers Ferry , and in the siege of Petersburg . Casualties . The regiment lost 14 enlisted men during service , all due to disease .
LGR - 1 Radar The LGR - 1 Radar ( Lightweight Ground Radar ) was obtained from the Swiss Air Force in 1948 in a single copy and used until 1955 for positioning the planned radar air surveillance system . It is now in the Flieger - Flab - Museum at Dübendorf . History . This radar of the first generation of mobile radar systems in World War II was in the Allied invasion of Normandy in use . In Switzerland , the system was never used in the tactical way . It was used for determining the locations of the first Swiss airspace control system the SRF Airspace monitoring and management system . The LGR - 1 radar was tested at various locations , including at the military airfield Dübendorf , the Bütschelegg above Bern - Belp and in the Weisfluhgipfel the Weissfluhjoch and the Creux du Van . As weatherprotection a wooden hut was build around the LGR - 1 . The transportable in 10 loads lightweight radar LGR - 1 was developed during the Second World War by the Bell Telephone Laboratories and Western Electric and built by Bendix in large numbers .
Emmanouel Pappas Emmanouel Pappas ( ) ( 1772 – 1821 ) , prominent member of Filiki Etaireia and leader of the Greek War of Independence in Macedonia was one of the most heroic figures of the Struggle . Born in Dovista ( Δοβίστα ) , Serres regional unit , a village which is now named after him ( Emmanouil Pappas ) . Son of a priest , Pappas excelled in commerce and banking , not only in Macedonia , but also in Europe , establishing trading posts in Istanbul , Vienna and Budapest , despite the limited education he received . Being one of the founding members of Filiki Etaireia , after the outbreak of the War , he dedicated his fortune to organising and financing guerrilla troops . In March , 1821 , he tried to coordinate his actions in Eastern Macedonia , with Anastasios Karatasos , who had started the revolution in West , with a view to spread it through the entire region , but their actions were not well synchronized , and had little success . The Revolution in Macedonia . In Spring of 1821 , he led 4 , 000 Macedonian fighters and landed to Chalkidiki , in Agion Oros , where on May 23 he started the Revolution , after all the leaders where grouped in the Koutloumousiou monastery . Quickly , the rise spread to Polygyros , Arnaia , Ormylia , Sithonia , and the area of Kalamaria . Pappas was then named " Leader and Defender of Macedonia " and divided his force in two parts , the first under his leadership , moved towards Apollonia in order to intercept Ottoman forces moving from Constantinople and the second under Stavros Chapsas , through Arnaia and the mount Cholomon , reached Sedes outside Thessaloniki . After some impressive accomplishments in the beginning , where he managed to liberate the most part of the peninsula and even to threaten Thessaloniki , his lack of communication with Karatassos and the propinquity of Chalkidiki to Thessaloniki , where massive Ottoman troops were stationed , enabled the Ottomans to move against him with large forces . At first , Chapsas not having enough forces to advance , retreated to Vasilika , Thessaloniki near the monastery of Agia Anastassia where on the homonymous battle was outflanked and overrun by superior Ottoman forces . Chapsas , chose not to leave but to fight and with 68 men he put up a desperate struggle of which none survived . Pappas was then forced to withdraw in Pallene and entrench in the ruins of ancient Potidaea , where on October 30 he was attacked by a 14 , 000 men corps , lead personally by Mehmed Emin Pasha , Vali of Thessaloniki . Despite his efforts , the town was seized and burned , alongside many villages , however Pappas , on November with many locals , managed to sail towards Hydra , but during his trip he died of heart attack . His defeat , along with the repression of Karatassos ' revolution in Naoussa in April , 1822 marked the end of the Greek war of independence in North Greece . He is considered one of the most significant members of the Greek Revolution , being proclaimed " hero of the Greek nation " , during the First National Assembly at Epidaurus .
AEG G . II The AEG G . II was a German biplane bomber aircraft of World War I developed from the AEG G . I , with more powerful engines . Typically armed with three 7 . 92 mm ( . 312 in ) machine guns and 200 kg ( 440 lb ) of bombs , it suffered stability problems ; many G . II aircraft were fitted with additional vertical tail surfaces on each side of the fin and rudder to improve flight handling characteristics .
George J . Peters George J . Peters ( 1924 – March 24 , 1945 ) was a United States Army soldier and a recipient of the United States military ' s highest decoration — the Medal of Honor — for his actions in World War II during Operation Varsity . Biography . Peters joined the Army from his birth city of Cranston , Rhode Island in 1943 , and by March 24 , 1945 was serving as a private in Company G , 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment , 17th Airborne Division . On that day , his unit was dropped by parachute across the Rhine river near Fluren , Germany . Immediately upon landing , Peters single - handedly attacked a German machine gun emplacement which was firing on his group . He succeeded in destroying the position despite being mortally wounded during his advance . He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor eleven months later , on February 8 , 1946 . Peters was buried at the Netherlands American Cemetery , in Margraten , the Netherlands . Medal of Honor citation . Private Peters ' official Medal of Honor citation reads : Pvt . Peters , a platoon radio operator with Company G , made a descent into Germany near Fluren , east of the Rhine . With 10 others , he landed in a field about 75 yards from a German machinegun supported by riflemen , and was immediately pinned down by heavy , direct fire . The position of the small unit seemed hopeless with men struggling to free themselves of their parachutes in a hail of bullets that cut them off from their nearby equipment bundles , when Pvt . Peters stood up without orders and began a 1 - man charge against the hostile emplacement armed only with a rifle and grenades . His single - handed assault immediately drew the enemy fire away from his comrades . He had run halfway to his objective , pitting rifle fire against that of the machinegun , when he was struck and knocked to the ground by a burst . Heroically , he regained his feet and struggled onward . Once more he was torn by bullets , and this time he was unable to rise . With gallant devotion to his self - imposed mission , he crawled directly into the fire that had mortally wounded him until close enough to hurl grenades which knocked out the machinegun , killed 2 of its operators , and drove protecting riflemen from their positions into the safety of a woods . By his intrepidity and supreme sacrifice , Pvt . Peters saved the lives of many of his fellow soldiers and made it possible for them to reach their equipment , organize , and seize their first objective .
Fokker K . I The Fokker M . 9 , also known as the K . I ( for " Kampfflugzeug " ) , was a German experimental aircraft . First flown in 1915 , the M . 9 had two M . 7 fuselages and tails , without engines , mounted on the lower wing . To this was added a central nacelle with two 80 hp Oberursel rotary engines , one at either end , in a centerline thrust configuration . The crew of three included a pilot in the nacelle , and one gunner positioned at the nose of each fuselage . Mounting the two fuselages on the wings with no connection between them further aft turned out to be a big mistake . Fokker was still using wing warping instead of ailerons for roll control , so when the wings were warped , the fuselages were deflected in opposite directions , either up or down depending upon which way the aircraft was rolled . This led to some very divergent flight characteristics . The test program was brief .
USS Pamanset ( AO - 85 ) USS " Pamanset " ( AO - 85 ) was a acquired by the United States Navy for use during World War II . She had the dangerous but necessary task of providing fuel to vessels in combat and non - combat areas . She was laid down as MC hull 1264 by the Marinship Corp . , Sausalito , California , under a Maritime Commission contract on 30 March 1943 , launched on 25 June 1943 , sponsored by Mrs . W . B . Murray , acquired by the Navy and commissioned on 30 April 1944 , Comdr . D . J . Houle in command . World War II operations . Following shakedown , " Pamanset " sailed for Pearl Harbor and duty with the Pacific Fleet during the final months of World War II . Departing Pearl Harbor on 24 July 1944 , she steamed to the Marshall Islands , then to the Admiralty Islands where she spent the next several months refueling units of the 3rd Fleet . She continued her support of the 3rd Fleet during the Western Caroline and Philippine Islands engagements in the fall of 1944 as well as during the Formosa and China coast attacks early in 1945 . Refueling operations in very heavy seas in January 1945 , resulted in injuries to several of her crew . " Pamanset " arrived off Iwo Jima on 26 February and participated in that campaign until returning to Ulithi on 2 March , thence proceeding to San Pedro , California , for extensive repairs . She was underway again on 4 June for the Western Pacific and serviced the 3rd Fleet in various fueling areas until the end of the war . After extensive operations in support of the occupation fleet in Japanese home waters , she departed Yokohama , Japan , on 8 November for San Francisco , California , where she decommissioned on 18 March 1946 . She was struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 28 March and transferred to the Maritime Commission on 11 October . Transferred to MSTS . Reacquired on 10 February 1948 , she was assigned to Military Sea Transportation Service on 1 October 1949 , as USNS " Pamanset " ( T - AO - 85 ) , manned by a merchant crew . After necessary fitting out and trials , she added to her wartime record by rendering valuable service during the Korean War . She was struck from the Naval Vessel Register and transferred to the Maritime Administration Reserve Fleet on 24 February 1956 , reinstated again on 26 June for MSTS contract operations , then struck on 26 September 1957 . Disposal . Subsequently converted to a container ship she was sold by the Maritime Administration to Hudson Waterway Corporation and served into 1970 as SS " Seatrain Florida " .
Yuriy Borisov Yuriy Ivanovich Borisov ( born 31 December 1956 ) is a Russia n Deputy Minister of Defence and a recipient of Order for Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR , 3d degree . Biography . Yuriy Borisov was born on December 31 , 1956 in Vyshny Volochyok . He graduated from Suvorov Military School in 1974 and from Radioelectronics Higher Command School in 1978 . In 1980s he also attended Moscow State University from which he graduated in 1985 . For 20 years from 1978 to 1998 he was enlisted into the Armed Forces of both Soviet Union and Russia . He was Federal Agency on Industry deputy head in October 2007 and became Minister of Industry and Trade in July 2008 . He was a Military - Industrial Commission er for Russia in March 2011 and as of November 12 , 2012 under Presidential Decree , Borisov was promoted to Deputy Minister of Defence of the Russian Federation .
149th Pennsylvania Infantry The 149th Pennsylvania Infantry , also known as the 2nd Bucktail Regiment , volunteered during the American Civil War and served a 3 - year term from August 1862 to June 1865 . Like their forerunners in the 1st Bucktail Regiment , each soldier wore a bucktail on his headwear as a trophy of marksmanship . < br > During the first year of the Civil War , the 1st Bucktails distinguished themselves as skirmishers and sharpshooters , and Secretary of War Edwin M . Stanton desired to raise an entire brigade of similar characteristics . Stanton enlisted Major Roy Stone of the 1st Bucktails to this task , and Stone raised 20 companies of recruits by the end of August 1862 . These 20 companies became the 149th and 150th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiments . < br > The Regiment is most noted for its service and sacrifice on July 1 , 1863 , at the Battle of Gettysburg . One source reports 53 soldiers killed , 172 wounded , and 111 missing or captured out of 450 soldiers engaged for a total casualty rate of 74 . 7 % at the epic Battle .
Common Affordable Lightweight Fighter The Common Affordable Lightweight Fighter ( CALF ) was a joint DARPA and United States Navy project that ran from 1993 to 1994 . Its aims were to harmonize requirements for a common aircraft that would meet the VSTOL needs of the United States Marine Corps and the Royal Navy ; while at the same time providing a common low - cost , low - maintenance fighter platform for the United States Air Force , the United States Army and foreign customers . The program was created at the suggestion of Lockheed with participation from McDonnell Douglas , and after a year of technology validation it was merged into what would become the Joint Strike Fighter program .