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USS Katie ( SP - 660 ) USS " Katie " ( SP - 660 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1918 . Construction and acquisition . " Katie " was built as a civilian motorboat of the same name by C . E . Bush at Crittenden , Virginia , in 1915 or 1916 . In 1917 , the U . S . Navy chartered her from her owner , the Virginia Fish and Oyster Commission , for use as a section patrol boat during World War I . She was commissioned as USS " Katie " ( SP - 660 ) on 24 April 1917 , although the Navy did not take delivery of her until 18 May 1917 , at Norfolk , Virginia , with Chief Master - at - Arms J . B . Bush , USNRF , in command . U . S . Navy service . Assigned to the 5th Naval District and based at Crittenden , " Katie " operated as a shore and section patrol boat until less than three weeks before the end of World War I . Her patrols extended from Norfolk and the James River to the lower reaches of the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay . " Katie " was decommissioned on 22 October 1918 and was returned to the Virginia Fish and Oyster Commission the same day . Later career . " Katie " served the Virginia Fish and Oyster Commission until she was sold to the Redmond Lumber Corporation in 1956 . She had two more owners before 1963 , when William C . Poole purchased her . Poole used her both as a private yacht and as a United States Coast Guard Auxiliary operational facility . In 2000 , " Katie " was sold to William Stratton , then on 18 September 2001 to Leslie Porter . He performed restoration work on her and moved her to Belhaven , North Carolina . In October 2003 , William Patterson purchased " Katie " . He moved her to Richmond , Virginia , and made plans to take her to wooden boat show s on the Chesapeake Bay . She remains extant .
French corvette Cérès ( 1795 ) Cérès was an 18 - gun " Etna " - class corvette of the French Navy , launched in 1795 . Begun in 1794 as " Courageuse " , the corvette was renamed " Cérès " in May 1795 and launched the same month . In 1797 , she was again renamed , to " Enfant de la Patrie " . She was wrecked on the shores of Norway on 17 February 1798 .
John Bonamego John Bonamego ( born August 14 , 1963 ) is an American football special teams coordinator for the Detroit Lions of the National Football League . He has two decades of college and pro coaching experience . He played college football at Central Michigan . Bonamego has also coached for Maine , Lehigh and Army at the college level . He has been an assistant for the Jacksonville Jaguars , Green Bay Packers and New Orleans Saints in the NFL . Early years . Bonamego graduated from Paw Paw High School in Paw Paw , Michigan . Playing career . Bonamego played wide receiver and quarterback at the Central Michigan University . He earned his degree in health and fitness in 1987 . Coaching career . Beginnings . In 1987 , Bonamego coached at Mount Pleasant High School in Michigan and was a player - coach in Europe with the Verona Redskins . College . Bonamego served as a college assistant for 11 years , coaching for Maine from 1988 to 1991 , Lehigh in 1992 and Army from 1993 to 1998 . Jacksonville Jaguars . Bonamego first joined the NFL in 1999 as an assistant special teams coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars . He held the position for three seasons before serving his final year with the team as special teams coordinator in 2002 . That season , the Jaguars blocked four kicks and were second in the league in kickoff coverage . Punter Chris Hanson was also selected to Pro Bowl . On January 20 , 2012 , Bonamego was hired as special teams coordinator of the Jacksonville Jaguars Green Bay Packers . In 2003 , Bonamego joined the Green Bay Packers as the special teams coordinator and served in that capacity for three seasons under Mike Sherman . New Orleans Saints . In 2006 , Bonamego was hired by Sean Payton as special teams coordinator for the New Orleans Saints and held the job for two seasons . Miami Dolphins . After two seasons in New Orleans , replaced special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong for the Miami Dolphins and first - year head coach Tony Sparano . Bonamego and Sparano had previously coached together with the Jaguars from in 2002 when Sparano was tight ends coach . Bonamego held the job for two plus seasons .
Robert Anderson ( World War II ) Robert A . Anderson ( September 17 , 1918 July 4 , 1993 ) was an officer in the United States Navy during World War II . He was awarded the Navy Cross . His award citation reads : Anderson was born on September 17 , 1918 in Eau Claire , Wisconsin . His official residence was listed as Chippewa Falls , Wisconsin .
25th U - boat Flotilla 25th U - boat Flotilla ( ) was formed in Danzig in April 1940 as a training flotilla responsible for Firing Training . It moved bases several times throughout the war . Between June 1941 and September 1941 it moved to Drontheim . Then it was shifted to Memel and subsequently to Libau . At the end of 1944 it was shifted again to Gotenhafen and then finally in 1945 it moved to Travemünde . The Flotilla was originally called 2 . Unterseebootsausbildungsflottille until July 1940 when it was renamed 25 . Unterseebootsflottille .
Ghodbunder Fort Ghodbunder Fort is a located in Ghodbunder Village , Thane , Maharashtra , India . on the hill . In 1530 the Portuguese came to Thane but they only began building the Ghodbunder fort in 1730 . The Portuguese name for the fort was Cacabe de Tanna . The British captured the fort and made it their headquarters of the district administration with a district collector stationed in Thane . It was under Portuguese rule until 1737 when it was also the site of a Portuguese church . This Church is now a hotel . 2 angels engraved on the inside wall of the Church still remains . The old Church can be seen clearly in the background of the Courtyard photo . There are many old maps and texts which mention continual attempts by the Marathas to capture this fort . The Portuguese were able to defend Ghodbunder fort from these attacks successfully . However , later the Marathas successfully besieged the fort and took it over from the Portuguese in 1737 . Currently the fort is in ruins but there has been some renovation work started by the Government to preserve it . References . The old Church can be seen in the background of the Courtyard photo . The place was called as Ghodbunder because the Portuguese used to trade for Ghode ( horses ) with the Arabs . Hence the name Ghodbunder : Ghode ( horses ) & bunder ( port ) .
209th ( Swift Current ) Battalion , CEF The 209th Battalion , CEF was a unit in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War . Based in Swift Current , Saskatchewan , the unit began recruiting in early 1916 in that city and surrounding district . After sailing to England in November 1916 , the battalion was absorbed into the 9th Reserve Battalion on January 4 , 1917 . The 209th Battalion , CEF had one Officer Commanding : Lieut - Col . W . O . Smyth . References . Meek , John F . " Over the Top ! The Canadian Infantry in the First World War . " Orangeville , Ont . : The Author , 1971 .
Eclipse - class sloop The " Eclipse " class was a class of seven 6 - gun wooden screw sloop s built for the Royal Navy between 1867 and 1870 . They were re - armed and re - classified as 12 - gun corvette s in 1876 . Two further vessels were proposed but never ordered . Design . A development of the " Amazon " class , they were designed by Edward Reed , the Royal Navy ' s Director of Naval Construction . The hull was of wooden construction , but with iron cross - beams , and a ram bow was fitted . Propulsion . Propulsion was provided by a two - cylinder horizontal steam engine driving a single screw . " Spartan " , " Sirius " and " Tenedos " had compound steam engines , and the remainder of the class had single - expansion steam engines . Sail plan . All the ships of the class were built with a ship rig , but this was replaced with a barque rig . Armament . The " Eclipse " class was designed with two 7 - inch ( 6½ - ton ) muzzle loading rifled guns mounted in traversing slides and four 64 - pounder muzzle loading rifled guns . They were re - classified as corvettes in 1876 , carrying a homogenous armament of twelve 64 - pounder muzzle loading rifled guns .
Colm Mangan Lieutenant General Colm Mangan was the Irish Defence Forces Chief of Staff from September 2000 until February 2004 . Mangan joined the Defence Forces as a cadet in 1960 and is cited as having " " overseen major strategic initiatives in the key areas of state defence , provision of peace support and government support services , equipment and infrastructual modernisations programmes and human resource management . " " He oversaw the deployment of Irish troops to East Timor ( 1999 – 2002 ) , Kosovo ( 1999 - ) , Eritrea 2001 - 2003 and Liberia ( 2003 - ) . He was awarded the Legion of Merit by the USA in September 2003 , and the Cross of Honor in Gold by Germany in January 2004 . In recognition of his service to the Defence Forces and the nation , the Irish government awarded him the Distinguished Service Medal ( with honour ) on Thursday February 19 , 2004 . . He was succeeded by Lt . General James Sreenan in February 2004 .
Julian Grenfell The Honourable Julian Henry Francis Grenfell DSO ( 30 March 1888 – 26 May 1915 ) , was a British soldier and poet of World War I . Early life . Julian Grenfell was born at 4 St James ' s Square , London , the eldest son of William Grenfell , later Baron Desborough , and Ethel Priscilla Fane , daughter of Julian Fane . He was educated at Eton where he was good friends with Denys Finch Hatton , and latterly with Patrick Shaw - Stewart . From Eton he went up to Balliol College , Oxford , where he bullied Philip Sassoon by cracking a stock whip within inches of his head . Military service . Grenfell joined the army in 1910 , and was awarded a Distinguished Service Order in 1914 . In 13 May 1915 as a Captain in the Royal Dragoons Julian stood talking with other officers , a shell landed a few yards from them , and a splinter of the shell hit him in the head . He was taken to a hospital in Boulogne where he died of his wounds 13 days later with his mother , father and sister at his bedside . He was 27 years old and was buried at the Boulogne Eastern Cemetery . The day after his death , together with news of his death , his most famous poem ' Into Battle ' was published for the first time , in " The Times " . In a letter that was written in October 1914 , Grenfell wrote " I adore war . It is like a big picnic but without the objectivelessness of a picnic . I have never been more well or more happy . " This letter became infamous when its publication sparked a backlash of arguments that it was naive and that it strengthened propaganda in the media , which had led to thousands of young men signing up to the British Army , under false pretenses . Grenfell perhaps represented the last generation of young men for whom war was considered mainly to bring glory rather than suffering . Scholars have argued that had he lived , Grenfell might well have become disillusioned like his fellow war poets Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen . The latter referred ironically to how young warriors ' " wounds in unmentionable places " reduced their romantic warrior status in the eyes of young women . Julian ' s younger brother Gerald William ( Billy ) Grenfell was killed in action on 30 July 1915 within a mile of where Julian had been wounded . Commemoration . On 11 November 1985 , Grenfell was among 16 Great War poets commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in Westminster Abbey ' s Poet ' s Corner . The inscription on the stone was written by a fellow Great War poet , Wilfred Owen . It reads : " My subject is War , and the pity of War . The Poetry is in the pity . "
Tun Perak Bendahara Paduka Raja Tun Perak ( died 1498 ) was the fifth and most famous " bendahara " , a Malay rank similar to a prime minister , of the Sultanate of Malacca . He served under four sultan s ( Sultan Muzzafar Shah , Sultan Mansur Shah , Sultan Alauddin Riayat Shah and Sultan Mahmud Shah ) from 1456 to 1498 . Early in his life , Perak was a soldier - statesman for Malaccan rulers . In 1445 , he led the Malaccan army to victory by defeating Siamese invaders . As a result , he was made " bendahara " in 1456 . Tun Perak was the son of Malacca ' s first bendahara , Sri Wak Raja Tun Perpatih Besar . In 1445 , he was appointed as Malacca ' s representative in Klang . Tun Perak was then appointed as bendahara in 1456 after he upset the Siamese attack against Malacca . He stopped another Siamese invasion in 1456 as well . Tun Perak was also instrumental in colonising Pahang , Terengganu , Johor , Riau , Lingga , Bengkalis , Karimon , Rokan , Siak , Kampar , Jambi , Inderagiri and Aru . The rulers of these governments converted to Islam due to Malaccan influence . Tun Perak was very loyal towards the Malaccan Sultanate . When his son , Tun Besar was killed by Sultan Mahmud Shah ' s son Raja Muhammad due to a misunderstanding , he did not seek revenge against the sultan . Instead , he requested Raja Muhammad to be crowned elsewhere . The sultan honored Tun Perak ' s request , therefore Raja Muhammad was made a sultan in Pahang . He died in 1498 and was replaced by his younger brother Tun Perpatih Putih . His death is widely held to be the start of the Malaccan Empire ' s decline . References . 1 . Ahmad Fauzi bin Mohd Basri , Mohd Fo ' ad bin Sakdan and Azami bin Man , 2004 . " Sejarah Tingkatan 1 " , Kuala Lumpur , DBP . 2 . http : / / sejarahmalaysia . pnm . my / 3 . Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tun Perak , Jasin , Melaka
Fritz Rumey Fritz Rumey ( March 3 , 1891 – September 27 , 1918 ) Pour le Mérite , Golden Military Merit Cross was a German fighter pilot in the First World War , credited with 45 victories . Service career . A prewar infantryman with the 45th Infantry regiment , he saw action against the Russians and was decorated with the Iron Cross 2nd class . Subsequently in August 1915 he applied for aviation duty and completed an observer ' s course and served with FAA 219 . Later he was accepted for pilot training and when he completed his training , he was sent to France in early 1917 , serving for a brief period with Jasta Boelcke , and then went to Jagdstaffel 5 on 10 June 1917 . He served as a Vizefeldwebel , along with Josef Mai and Otto Könnecke , as one of the three NCO pilots who flew together and scored 40 % of the squadron ' s successes , and were known as " The Golden Triumvirate " . His personal marking on the aircraft he used was a demon ' s head . Rumey ' s first victim was a British observation balloon , flamed on July 6 , 1917 . His third was over British ace Captain Gerald Crole ( 5 victories ) of 43 Squadron , who was taken prisoner . Rumey was wounded on 25 August 1917 , and again on 24 September . By year ' s end he was credited with five victories . Rumey continued to accrue single victories throughout the first half of 1918 . He killed ace Lt . James Dawe ( 8 victories ) of No . 24 Squadron on 7 June 1918 , for his 23rd claim . This same day he was commissioned as a Leutnant . He brought down and killed Canadian ace Lt . Edward C . Eaton of No . 65 Squadron on 26 June 1918 . About this time , he switched to a yellow Fokker D . VII . With 29 victories to his credit , Leutnant Rumey received the coveted Pour le Mérite in July 1918 . This made him one of only five pilots to have received both this award and the Golden Military Merit Cross . He went scoreless in August but in September , shot down 16 airplanes , a figure only surpassed by Franz Büchner . Killed In Action . There are conflicting accounts of Fritz Rumey ' s death . One theory was that he was killed after a mid - air collision with the SE5a of Captain G . E . B . Lawson ( No . 32 Squadron , who survived ) . With the top wing of his Fokker D . VII smashed to pieces ( his plane thus driven out of control ) , he bailed out . The spin that his aeroplane was in , however , caused his parachute to open incorrectly when he threw it from the cockpit . Another suggests Lieutenant Frank Hale ( 7 victories ) of 32 Squadron actually shot Rumey down , while Rumey ' s squadron comrades believed that his full throttle diving pursuit of an RAF SE5a caused the fabric to peel off the upper wing of his aircraft . Whichever account is true , when he jumped from his damaged machine , his parachute failed entirely , sending the 27 - year old ace plummeting to the ground below ( from a 1 , 000 feet up according to Lawson ' s account ) . Rumey did not survive . Fritz Rumey ' s tally of 45 victories was almost entirely over enemy fighter planes . He shot down more enemy scouts ( 35 ) than the Manfred von Richthofen , the Red Baron .
BRP Emilio Liwanag ( PG - 118 ) BRP " Emilio Liwanag " ( PG - 118 ) is a " Tomas Batillo " class fast attack craft of the Philippine Navy . It is part of the last batch of such craft transferred to the Philippines by the South Korean government in 2006 . After 2 years of refurbishing , refitting and upgrade , the ship was commissioned into active service by the Philippine Navy on 15 April 2011 , although it was presented to the public as early as May 2010 during the 112th Anniversary of the Philippine Navy . It was upgraded under the Patrol Killer Medium - Republic of the Philippines ( PKM - RP ) Program of 2008 by Propmech Corporation ; the upgrade included the reinforcement of its hull ; replacing the engines , radar , navigation and communication systems ; and changing the weapons fit - out to include a crane and space for rubber boats . The upgrades were completed in 2010 . Technical details . The ship was originally powered by two MTU MD 16V 538 TB90 diesel engines with a total output of 6 , 000 horsepower . The refurbishment works replaced the old engines with new Caterpillar 3516C diesel engines , with a total output of 6 , 300 horsepower . The ship is equipped with a Koden Electronics MDC 1500 Series navigation and surface search radar , which replaced the previously installed radar .
Remote weapon station A remote weapon station , also known as a remote weapon system , ( RWS ) is a remotely operated weaponized system for light and medium caliber weapons which can be installed on ground combat vehicle or sea and air - based combat platforms . Such equipment is used on modern military vehicles , as it allows a gunner to remain in the relative protection of the vehicle . It may also be retrofitted onto existing vehicles , for example , the CROWS system is being fitted to American Humvee s and the Thales SWARM for Bushmaster IMV s of the Royal Netherlands Army .
Psiloi In Ancient Greek warfare , psiloi ( Ancient Greek ψιλοί , singular ψιλός , literally “ bare , stripped ” ) were extremely light infantry who acted as skirmishers and missile troops . Psiloi , often used as a broad term to describe types of unarmored or lightly armored infantry , have often been more explicitly referred to by other names , such as " gymnitai " ( naked ) or " euzonoi " ( light armored ) , " Grosfomachoi " ( swordsmen ) , " Akontistai " ( javelineers ) , " Sfendonitai " ( slingers ) , " Toxotai " ( bowmen ) or " Lithovoloi " ( stone throwers ) . The " peltast ai " ( targe bearers ) are often categorized as an intermediary infantry type , later grouped either with the psiloi or the heavy infantry , according to their main tactical role . In Greek and Byzantine literature , the psiloi are light troops equipped with missiles , able to fight irregularly in a loose formation . Ancient Greece . In ancient Greece , the psiloi usually belonged to the poorest citizen classes ; sometimes even unfree conscripts would be employed , such as the Peloponnesian helots . They were armed with a variety of missile weapons , such as the bow ( " toxa " ) , javelin ( " akontia " ) , sling ( " sfendonai " ) or even stones ( " lithoi " ) . For defense , they had no armor and usually no shield , but would be equipped with a dagger or shortsword . The psiloi were trained as skirmisher s . Their task was to harass the enemy phalanx before the clash , to try to provoke disorder and protect their own lines from enemy skirmishers . They would be sent to occupy imposing terrain around and within the battlefield , as well as to disrupt the enemy in any way during his march , deployment or encampment . Just before the charge of the line , the psiloi would be recalled through the phalanx and deployed behind it or on its wings . They would avoid close combat with more heavily armed opponents unless they had the advantage of especially favorable terrain . Byzantine Empire . Byzantine military treatises call all light troops psiloi , regardless of their defensive equipment . They were still used as skirmishers , but they were often deployed in regular lines behind or among the heavy infantry ranks , usually equipped with bows . Examples of use in battle . The most successful use of psiloi against hoplite s was in the Battle of Sphacteria , where a huge number of Athenian psiloi eliminated a force of Spartan hoplites .
USS Lucid ( AM - 259 ) USS " Lucid " ( AM - 259 ) was an built for the United States Navy during World War II . It was built to clear minefields in offshore waters , and served the Navy in the Atlantic Ocean . " Lucid " was constructed by American Shipbuilding Co . , Lorain , Ohio , on 20 February 1943 ; launched on 5 June 1943 , sponsored by Mrs . Joseph S . Mood ; and commissioned on 1 December 1943 , Lt . Charles Bulfinch in command . World War II Atlantic operations . After shakedown out of Little Creek , Virginia , " Lucid " departed on 3 March 1944 for the Caribbean , arriving at Guantánamo Bay on 7 March . For the next twelve months , the minesweeper was assigned to escort duty between Trinidad , British West Indies , and Recife , Brazil . Protecting convoys from U - boat attacks , she made eight such voyages prior to reporting for duty as a training ship at Miami on 28 March 1945 . From April to June , " Lucid " operated as a school ship out of Miami and trained future naval officers in the art of seamanship . Decommissioning . Following a brief overhaul at Norfolk , Virginia , the minesweeper returned to Miami , Florida , and decommissioned there on 28 August 1945 . She was transferred to the Republic of China as ROCS " Yung Ting " ( AM - 45 ) . Her transfer to the Republic of China was made permanent on 12 March 1948 , and " Lucid " was struck from the U . S . Naval Vessel Register the same day . In 1964 , she was reclassified as a survey ship and renamed ROCS " Yang Ming " ( AGS 362 ) . She was decommissioned and struck from the Republic of China Navy on 1 July 1972 . Her ultimate fate is unknown .