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Adrian Franklyn Lieutenant Adrian Winfrid Franklyn ( 1 April 1899 – June 1986 ) was a World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories , including a Fokker DR1 triplane and a Fokker DVII - the best aircraft used in the First World War . Adrian was born in the Heathfield area of Twickenham , Middlesex , in 1899 . On 20 April 1918 , aged just nineteen , he became the last British pilot to engage Manfred von Richthofen . The following day , Richthofen was killed , shot through the heart by an Australian infantryman . He had avoided contact with Canadian ace Arthur Roy Brown and strayed over Allied lines . Adrian stayed with the RAF after the war . In 1934 , he married Isabella Milne at Westhampnett , in Sussex . His father , Burdett Caslon Franklyn , was from Melbourne , Australia and worked as a butcher ' s clerk . Burdett died at the young age of forty - four , when Adrian was fifteen . Violet , Adrian ' s mother , was born in Brighton , Sussex , and the family maintained a connection with that area . His elder brother , Vere , died aged four and is buried unmarked , at Twickenham . Adrian Franklyn retired with the rank of Group Captain , in 1948 . He died in Devon and it may be that he was cremated . References to Adrian Franklyn having been born in Hounslow , probably refer to his birth registration .
Sukhoi Su - 33 Sea Flanker The Sukhoi Su - 33 Sea Flanker is the naval version of the Sukhoi Su - 27 Flanker made expecifically to the Russian Navy to operate in the Admiral Kuznetsov Aircraft Carrier . The main differences of the Su - 33 and the Su - 27 is that the Su - 33 is made for operation in aircraft carriers and the Su - 33 have the capacity of aerial refueling , capacity that the Su - 27 don ' t have . Development . The Su - 33 Sea Flanker , Is a fighter for exclusive use on the Admiral Kuznetsov Aircraft Carrier , manufactured by Sukhoi is the first version for aircraft carrier of the famous Su - 27 , is built on the same platform ( unit construction ) of the Su - 27 and tested the subsequent electronics of the Sukhoi Su - 30 ; front wings were installed " Canards " to improve control at low speeds and is a fighter jet , embarked on a horizontal take - off aircraft carriers , which replaced the board aircraft project Yakolev Yak - 38 and the more modern Yakovlev Yak - 141 vertical take - off , by the superior flight performance , load capacity and speed offered by the Su - 33 .
Susumu Kimura , was an admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II . He commanded Destroyer Squadron 10 which participated in several important naval battles at the Battle of Midway , Guadalcanal Campaign , and the Battle of Leyte Gulf . Biography . Kimura was a native of Tochigi prefecture , and graduated 55th out of 144 cadets in the 40th class of the Imperial Japanese Navy Academy in 1912 . He served his midshipman duty on the cruiser " Azuma " and battleship " Aki " , and as a sub - lieutenant on " Tokiwa " , repair ship " Kantō " , and destroyer " Shiratsuyu " . In 1918 , he attended the Navy Staff College , where he specialized in navigation . After graduation as a lieutenant , he served as chief navigator in the coastal patrol ship " Matsue " and destroyer " Amatsukaze " , becoming executive officer on " Akikaze " in December 1920 . He continued to serve as chief navigator on a wide variety of warships through the 1920s , becoming lieutenant commander in 1925 , and executive officer of the heavy cruiser " Myōkō " in 1929 . Kimura was promoted to commander in 1930 . Kimura ’ s first command was that of the destroyer " Uranami " in 1933 , followed by " Ushio " later that year . In 1934 , he commanded the 2nd Destroyer Division . After a brief stint as executive officer on " Iwate " in 1935 , he commanded the 30th Destroyer Division , followed by the 19th Destroyer Division in 1936 . Kimura was then appointed captain of the light cruiser " Sendai " in 1937 , followed by the heavy cruiser " Mikuma " in 1939 and " Haruna " in 1940 . However , at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor , Kimura was attached to the Imperial Japanese Navy General Staff . In May 1942 , Kimura was promoted to rear admiral . He commanded the destroyer screening force ( Destroyer Squadron 10 ) at the Battle of Midway , during which time his flagship was the cruiser " Nagara " . He continued to command Destroyer Squadron 10 into the Guadalcanal Campaign ( including the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands and the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal . ) During the Battle of Leyte Gulf he commanded Destroyer Squadron 10 from the light cruiser " Yahagi " . In December 1944 , Kimura became head of the Naval Navigational School . He was promoted to vice admiral in April 1945 . Kimura died in 1980 at the age of 86 .
Zhu Hongzhang Zhu Hongzhang ( ; Styled ; Posthumous name : ( 1820 ? – 1895 ) , born in Liping , Guizhou , was an eminent Han Chinese official and military general of the late Qing Dynasty in China . He joined the Xiang Army to fight against the Taiping Rebellion and to restore the stability of Qing Dynasty , and was one of nine generals ( 1 lieutenant General , five major general s , and three Brigadier general s ) to lead a major force of 60 , 000 , which occupied Nanjing in 1864 . Commander Zeng Guoquan gave Zhu third class merit of recovery Nanjing out nine generals , and reported to Beijing ' s government to praise him , but other opinions state that Zhu should have received the first merit instead of Li Chenden . The first wave offensive . 19 July afternoon 13 ： 00 , the attackers detonated the explosives in the tunnel under Taiping Gate ( 太平 ) , the wall failed for around 2 – 10 km , Zhu led 1800 soldiers into battle shouting : [ Kill ( Sa ) ! Kill ( Sa ) ! . . . ] and through the broken wall into the city , but 460 were killed before 16 : 00 by the bambs of the weakened Taiping defenders , but Zhu ' s troops took Taiping on the following day . This won Zhu Imperial yellow jacket merit . Stationary in Yunnan . In 1876 , appointed Zhu led army stationary on Tengchong County Yunnan built hydraulic engineering . Come back Nanjing . In 1888 , Zeng Guoquan promoted Viceroy of Liangjiang , Zhu followed Zeng again and came back Nanjing . Climbing up Dragon ' s Neck . Someday they date to Climbing up Dragon ' s Neck ( Dibao Castle 地保城 , nicknamed Dragon ' s Neck 龙脖子on Purple Gold ( 紫金 ) Mountain ) together that battleground memory for too much intense warfare 24 years ago . there were over 25 , 000 Xiang Army KIA over here among 20 months . Tears full their eyes when they saw the sight and thought about deaths and wounds bravely . they wrote and carved words on stone grave over here diary for this battle history and heroes . After 2 years , Zeng Guoquan was dead . Defend Shanghai : on First Sino - Japanese War . Zhu led 10 , 000 army defend Shanghai , Qing government sight Zhu is a trump card . Japanese army and spy knew Zhu was commander , fear him and not dare combat from Shanghai . but when Zhu knew warfare was loss in Korea , it made old Zhu too sadness and die ( some historian think was murdered by Japanese spy ! ) , Zhu ' s typical military spirit was memorial forever .
William L . Nash William L . Nash is a retired U . S . Army Major General who commanded the 1st Armored Division of the United States Army when it went to Bosnia in 1995 for a year as a peacekeeping operation . A Russian brigade , initially under the command of Colonel Aleksandr Ivanovich Lentsov , was part of that effort . An account of the interactions of the Americans and Russians in Bosnia in 1996 may be found in James Nelson ’ s Bosnia Journal . General Nash is a frequent contributor to ABCNEWS . He stated in 2006 that he believes a civil war is taking place in Iraq .
Former Liang The Former Liang ( ; 320 – 376 ) was a state of the Sixteen Kingdoms during the Jin dynasty ( 265 – 420 ) in China . It was founded by the Zhang family of the Han Chinese . Its territories included present - day Gansu and parts of Ningxia , Shaanxi , Qinghai and Xinjiang . All rulers of the Former Liang remained largely titularly under the court of the Jin dynasty as the Duke of Xiping except Zhang Zuo who proclaimed himself " wang " ( prince / king ) . However , at times the other Former Liang rulers also used the " wang " title when imposed on them when they were forced to submit to Han Zhao , Later Zhao , or Former Qin . In 327 , the Gaochang commandery was created by the Former Liang under the Han Chinese ruler Zhang Gui . After this , significant Han Chinese settlement occurred in Gaochang , a major , large part of the population becoming Chinese . In 383 The General Lu Guang of the Former Qin seized control of the region .
Saidullah Saidullah ( also known as " Mullah Mastun " lewanai faqir or lewanai in Pashto and by the British as " The Great Fakir " or " Mad Fakir " , " Mad Fakir of Swat " or the " Mad Mullah " , ) was a Pashtun fakir and religious mendicant whose Pashto name translated to " God - intoxicated " as a reference to his religious convictions and his belief that he was capable of miraculous powers . In response to the British occupation of the North West Frontier Province of modern day Pakistan , and the division of Pashtun lands by the 1 , 519 mile long Durand Line , Saidullah declared a jihad against the occupying British Empire and led from 10 , 000 to 100 , 000 Pashtun tribesmen in an uprising which began with the siege of Malakand from July 26 to August 2 , 1897 against British forces under Brigadier - General William Hope Meiklejohn , and Major - General Sir Bindon Blood .
Fort Venango Fort Venango was a small British fort built in 1760 near the site of present Franklin , Pennsylvania . The fort replaced Fort Machault , a French fort burned by the French in 1759 after they left the area near the end of the French and Indian War . On June 16 , 1763 , during Pontiac ' s Rebellion , the fort was captured by Seneca / Mingo warriors . The 12 to 15 soldiers of the fort were killed outright , except for the commander , Lieutenant Francis Gordon , who was forced to write a letter detailing the Indians ' grievances against the British . He was then slowly tortured and roasted to death at the stake , and the fort was burnt to the ground . The fort was named after the nearby Delaware / Munsee Indian village , Venango .
Vitsyebsk gate " Vitsyebsk gate " or " Surazh gate " ( or ) was the conventional name in the Soviet , later also in Belarusian , historiography , given to the corridor connecting the Soviet and German - occupied territories , which was a 40 km breach ( between Velizh and Usvyaty ) in the place of contact of the German army groups " North " and " Center " . The breach was created by the Soviet offensive in winter 1942 , and existed from February 10 , 1942 until September 28 , 1942 . The corridor opened into the hardly - accessible territory where several partisan units were based . Initially , it seems the Soviet political and military command did not realise the possibilities the Gate created , as the contact with the local partisan units was not established until March 1942 . But after realising those , and aiming for the overall inclusion of the partisan movement in the overall strategy , and for the disruption of the German rear in the event of the anticipated German 1942 offensive , a resolution had been made , supposedly in March 1942 , to create steady logistical and personnel support for the partisan movement and to maintain centralised coordination of its activities . Initially , the North - Western Operational Group was created by the Belarusian Communist Party ( 1942 - 03 - 20 ) , liaisoning with HQs of the Kalinin Front and 3rd and 4th Soviet strike armies . Later , the Headquarters of the Partisan Movement under Ponomarenko was created ( 1942 - 05 - 30 ) , with territorial Headquarters ( Belarusian under Pyotr Kalinin ) subsequently created in September 1942 . Generally , in the 1942 the partisan numbers grew fast , much helped by the significant influx of the cadre personnel ( commanding , political , organisational , specialist ) and war material through the Vitsyebsk Gate . Several thousand trained cadre were sent to Belarus , with most of them being native Belarusians , intentionally . Anticipating the closure of the Gate , specialists in building of the airstrips were sent to Belarus , and almost 50 covert airstrips and many airdrop sites were built in the course of the war , facilitating the subsequent logistical support of the partisan movement from the " Mainland " ( ) . Tens of thousands of firearms , thousands of machineguns , tens of millions of cartridges , hundreds of tons of explosives , millions of copies of Soviet newspapers and other propaganda material were provided through the Gate . About 150 radio stations were moved into Belarus through the Gate in April – September 1942 . Material and personnel entering through the Gate into the Vitsyebsk land were subsequently re - routed to the other regions of Belarus according to the instructions issued from headquarters .
Mettawee - class gasoline tanker The " Mettawee " - class gasoline tanker was a class of small gasoline tankers based on the Maritime Commission standard T1 - M - A2 hull that served in World War II . The ships were completed between 1943 and 1945 . Despite being charged with the dangerous task of carrying a highly volatile cargo into battle , none of the Mettawee - class tankers were destroyed , but the USS Sheepscot capsized near Iwo Jima on 6 June 1945 .
Space Development and Test Wing The Space Development and Test Wing ( SDTW ) is a unit of the Space Command of the United States Air Force . The wing is located at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque , New Mexico . Mission . The Space Development and Test Directorate develops , tests and evaluates Air Force space systems , executes advanced space development and demonstration projects , and rapidly transitions capabilities to the warfighter . History . The Space Development and Test Wing was activated 1 August 2006 . Prior to that , Detachment 12 of the Space and Missile Systems Center had been activated at Kirtland AFB 29 June 2001 , taking responsibility for research , developmental test and evaluation organizations that had been co - located at Kirtland AFB alongside the Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles and Directed Energy Directorates . Units . The Space Development and Test Wing is divided into two Groups , the Space Development Group and the Space Test Group .
AN / PAQ - 1 The AN / PAQ - 1 is a near infrared laser rangefinder / designator used by forward observers to obtain target range and designate targets . It is a lightweight , handheld , battery operated laser device . Its maximum effective range is 1 , 500 meters . The Laser Target Designator transmits a coded laser beam that is used to designate point or area targets . Munitions home in on a laser spot from this shoulder / tripod - mounted 16 lb . device . The designated targets or areas can be detected by aircraft , by munitions equipped with laser trackers , and by laser - guided weapons ( such as the Copperhead ) set to the same code as that of the designator . It is also used with homing weapons such as the Copperhead 155 mm howitzer shell , Hellfire and Maverick missiles , and guided bombs .
Rendezvous ( political cartoon ) Rendezvous was a political cartoon by Sir David Alexander Cecil Low ( 7 April 1891 – 19 September 1963 ) created in 1939 . World War II . " Rendezvous " , was first published in the " Evening Standard " on 20 September 1939 . It satirises the cynicism which lay at the heart of the Molotov - Ribbentrop Pact , depicting Hitler and Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin bowing politely before each other after their joint invasion of Poland , but nevertheless greeting each other respectively as " the scum of the earth " and " the bloody assassin of the workers " . On 1 September , the Germans invaded Poland from the west and , on 17 September , the Soviets invaded from the east . " The Harmony Boys " of 2 May 1940 depicts Hitler , Stalin , Italian dictator Benito Mussolini , and Spanish dictator Francisco Franco " harmonizing " and getting along quite well . When this cartoon was published , the German invasion of the Soviet Union was still more than a year in the future . His satirical works met much criticism in the British public eye . The British press called him a " war monger , " and many citizens felt disdain for his depictions of appeasement .
Cornelis DeWitt Willcox Cornélis DeWitt Willcox ( 1861 – 1938 ) was an American army officer and scholar , born at Geneva , Switzerland . He graduated from the University of Georgia in 1880 , from the United States Military Academy ( 1885 ) , and Artillery School ( 1892 ) , and in 1913 studied at the University of Grenoble . He served in the Santiago campaign in 1898 , at Manila from 1908 – 1910 , and at West Point as professor of modern languages . He was promoted colonel in 1914 . At the outbreak of World War I in August 1914 he was in Spain and rendered valuable assistance to the U . S . diplomatic service by helping Americans stranded by war to relocate to the United States . He published : Colonel Willcox and General John Wilson Ruckman helped to found the Journal of the United States Artillery ( 1892 ) , and in 1915 became an editor of the " International Military Digest " .
French ship Siroco ( L9012 ) The Siroco ( L 9012 ) is a " Foudre " class amphibious assault ship of the French Navy . " Siroco " was deployed to East Timor as part of the Australian - led INTERFET peacekeeping taskforce from 10 October to 25 November 1999 . She served during Opération " Baliste " during the 2006 Lebanon War . She served as part of " Opération Séisme Haiti 2010 " for the 12 January 2010 Haiti earthquake relief effort . The Siroco is to be decommissioned as stated in the 2013 French White Paper on Defence and National Security .
Monomoy Island Gunnery Range The Monomoy Island Gunnery Range was a former Air Force gunnery range for aviators , located on Monomoy Island , in Chatham , Massachusetts . The site was principally used for machine gun target practice , and bullets and fragments can still be found on the refuge . After the war , the site became part of the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge was established .
1st Aircraft Carrier Squadron ( Royal Navy ) The 1st Aircraft Carrier Squadron was a group of Royal Navy aircraft carrier s assigned to the British Pacific Fleet in November 1944 . They were HMS " Formidable " , " Indomitable " , " Victorious " , " Illustrious " and " Indefatigable " . While serving in the Pacific , within the U . S . Fifth Fleet , the squadron was designated " Task Group 57 . 2 " . During operations off Okinawa , the squadron received heavy Kamikaze attacks . Their armoured flight decks were adequate protection for the hangar decks , but the stress caused deformation of the ships ' structures . . HMS " Theseus " served as squadron flagship for the squadron in 1947 . Korea . After the war , the " 1st Aircraft Carrier Squadron , Far East Fleet " consisting of the carriers and , with as flagship , was en route to Hong Kong from Japan when the Korean War broke out and was sent back to Japan .
Charles L . Harris ( general ) Charles L . Harris was a military officer and politician . Biography . Harris was born on August 24 , 1834 in Bridgeton , New Jersey . Later , he moved to Madison , Wisconsin . Harris would later move again , this time to Cedar County , Nebraska . On October 11 , 1910 , Harris died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident . He was married with two children . Military career . Harris was a graduate of the United States Military Academy , but instead of a career in the military , he chose to study law . After the breakout of the American Civil War , he joined the Union Army and was assigned to the 1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment . Soon after , he was promoted to Colonel and given command of the 11th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment . Harris and the regiment later took part in the Battle of Cotton Plant , where he sustained a serve wound and afterwards had to take a medical leave . After his return , Harris was given command of brigade operations in and around St . Louis , Missouri . In 1863 , he and the 11th were attached to the XIX Corps under the command of future Speaker of the U . S . House of Representatives Nathaniel P . Banks . Harris then took part in the Battle of Port Gibson and the Red River Campaign . The 11th was re - assigned to the XVI Corps in 1864 . Harris was mustered out of the volunteers on September 4 , 1865 . On January 13 , 1866 , President Andrew Johnson nominated Harris for appointment to the grade of brevet brigadier general of volunteers to rank from March 13 , 1865 , and the United States Senate confirmed the appointment on March 12 , 1866 . Political career . Harris was a member of the Nebraska State Senate .
573d Bombardment Squadron The 573d Bombardment Squadron is an inactive United States Air Force unit . Its last was assigned to the 391st Bombardment Group , stationed at Camp Myles Standish , Massachusetts . It was inactivated on 13 October 1945 . History . Formed under III Bomber Command in early 1943 as a B - 26 Marauder medium bomber squadron . Trained for duty in Europe with Ninth Air Force . Engaged in combat beginning in early 1944 , attacked tactical targets in France , Low Countries and Germany supporting Allied ground forces advancing after D - Day in Northern France Campaign and the Western Allied invasion of Germany , 1945 . Received A - 26 Invader s in April 1945 , however did not use in combat . After V - E Day , demobilized personnel while stationed in France during the summer of 1945 , inactivated as a paper unit in Massachusetts , October 1945 .
126th Aviation Regiment ( United States ) The 126th Aviation Regiment ( " Bosox " ) is a unit of the Massachusetts Army National Guard 3rd Battalion . Its Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment is located on Camp Edwards , which is part of the Massachusetts Military Reservation in Bourne , Massachusetts .
Exaugustus Boioannes Exaugustus Boiοannes ( ) , son of the famous Basil Boioannes , was also a catepan of Italy , from 1041 to 1042 . He replaced Michael Doukeianos after the latter ' s disgrace in defeat at Montemaggiore on May 4 . Boioannes did not have the levies and reinforcements that Doukeianos had had at his command . He arrived only with a Varangian contingent . Boioannes decided on trying to isolate the Lombard rebels in Melfi by camping near Montepeloso . According to William of Apulia , prior to battle Exaugustus made a speech to the troops as follows : The Normans , however , sortied from Melfi and camped on the Monte Siricolo , near Montepeloso . They captured a convoy of livestock meant for the Greek camp and forced a battle . Boioannes was defeated and captured ( September 3 , 1041 ) . The Normans , as mere mercenaries , turned the captive catepan over to the Lombard leader Atenulf in Benevento . The latter accepted a large payment in return for the catepan ' s liberation and promptly kept the entire ransom for himself . Boioannes was free , but not in command any longer .