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Rufus Taylor Rufus Lackland Taylor ( 1910 - 1978 ) was a Vice Admiral in the United States Navy and Deputy Director of the CIA . Born in St . Louis , Missouri , he graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1933 . Taylor became Director of Naval Intelligence , 1963 - 1966 . Then in June 1966 , he was made Vice Admiral and Deputy Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency . That September President Lyndon Baines Johnson appointed him Deputy Director of Central Intelligence at CIA ; he was quickly confirmed by the United States Senate . He served at CIA under DCI Richard Helms . Taylor later resigned as DDCI effective February 1969 . In April 1967 , Helms asked Taylor to oversee a difficult , intra - CIA dispute involving Yuri Nosenko , a Soviet defector . CIA counterintelligence chief James Angleton had accused Nosenko of being a double agent and provocateur sent by the Soviets to penetrate American intelligence . As a result of this dilemma Nosenko was held for several years by CIA pending resolution . Taylor reported that Nosenko was no double agent and that Helms should set him free . Despite strong objections from CIA counterintelligence , eventually Nosenko was released and put on the CIA payroll as a consultant , in March 1969 .
Ralph Hickox Lt . Comdr . Ralph Hickox ( August 29 , 1903 – February 18 , 1942 ) was an officer of the United States Navy during World War II . Hickox was born in Washington , D . C . Enlisting in the United States Marine Corps September 23 , 1921 , he was appointed to the United States Naval Academy July 18 , 1923 and commissioned ensign June 2 , 1927 . In the peacetime Navy Hickox served in a variety of ships and stations and was finally appointed commanding officer of the destroyer " Truxtun " ( DD - 229 ) October 3 , 1941 . He had been commissioned lieutenant commander July 1 , of that year . When his ship went aground in heavy seas off St . Lawrence , Newfoundland in Placentia Bay , February 18 , 1942 , Lt . Comdr . Hickox remained on the bridge directing rescue operations in a cool and fearless manner which inspired the officers and men under him and was instrumental in effecting the rescue of many of the members of his crew . However , Hickox was swept from the bridge by the pounding seas and lost . Namesake . In 1943 , the destroyer USS " Hickox " ( DD - 673 ) was named in his honor .
Kura Test Range Kura Test Range ( ) , originally known as Kama , is a Russian intercontinental ballistic missile impact area located in northern Kamchatka Krai in the Russian Far East . It is the destination for ballistic missiles which are test fired from other centers , and was chosen due to its remoteness and distance . It is northeast of the settlement of Klyuchi and the military townlet is called Klyuchi - 1 , after the nearest settlement . The center coordinates are . History . The range was developed beginning in 1955 and was operational in 1957 . Although the range is a test site for intercontinental ballistic missiles , which are controlled by the Russian Strategic Rocket Forces , the range is administratively under Plesetsk Cosmodrome , and consequently is part of the Russian Aerospace Defence Forces . It continues to be active . The most recent impact was on 10 : 15 ( 06 : 15 GMT ) on Wednesday 23 May 2012 when a new as yet unnamed ballistic missile designed to evade the US missile shield was tested . The missile was fired from a mobile launcher on the Plesetsk range . The warhead was delivered successfully to its designated area on the Kura range on Kamchatka . A Bulava missile , launched from submarine Dimitri Donskoi , landed at Kura in October 2010 . Test launches of R - 29RMU Sineva and RT - 2UTTKh Topol M missiles also frequently target the Kura Test Range . The United States maintained a permanent Eareckson Air Station ( formerly Shemya Air Force Base ) only away , equipped with radars and aircraft to monitor impacts at Kura . One of these radars , Cobra Dane , was fielded in 1977 at Shemya specifically for this purpose . Some past military staff photos , antennas , optical and radio system photos , can be seen here from diverse tracking stations from around the range .
General Electric T31 The General Electric T31 ( company designation TG - 100 ) was the first turboprop engine designed and built in the United States . Design and development . The first American turboprop engine was the General Electric XT31 , first used in the experimental Consolidated Vultee XP - 81 . The XP - 81 first flew in December 1945 , the first aircraft to use a combination of turboprop and turbojet power . The T31 engine was the first American turboprop engine to power an aircraft . It made its initial flight in the Consolidated Vultee XP - 81 on 21 December 1945 . The T31 was mounted in the nose ; a J33 turbojet engine mounted in the rear fuselage provided added thrust . The T31 was also used on the Navy XF2R - 1 , similarly powered by a turboprop / turbojet engine combination . The engine was to have been flown experimentally on a Curtiss XC - 113 ( a converted C - 46 ) , but the experiment was abandoned after the XC - 113 was involved in a ground accident . Only 28 T31s were built ; none were used in production aircraft , but improved production turboprop engines were developed from the technology pioneered by the T31 . A derivative of the T31 , the General Electric TG - 110 , given the military designation T41 , was ordered but subsequently cancelled .
Rheinmetall RH - 70 The RH - 70 was an experimental bullpup assault rifle developed in 1970 by Rheinmetall - Industrie - GmbH of West Germany . It was an entry for a possible 5 . 56x45mm replacement of the 7 . 62x51mm G3 battle rifle in German service . The magazine and the grip are quite close to one another ( the space between the rear side of the grip and the magazine curve form somewhat of a " Thumbhole " ) however still allows the entire bolt to be placed in the rear of the weapon inside the stock , like in all bullpups , yet moving the ejection port much more forward and allowing both right and left - handed operation independently . The RH - 70 was made for studying and developing the bullpup concept of a rifle in the small 5 . 56x45 caliber with the G3 system . The barrel is 20mm longer and the whole rifle is 235mm shorter than a standard HK G3 rifle .
140th Division ( Imperial Japanese Army ) The was one of eighteen Coastal Defense Divisions raised by the Japan ese to defend the coast of their homeland from an anticipated Allied invasion , on the 28th of February 1945 . Each Division of the series between 140 and 160 had four infantry regiments . The 145th Division had 401st , 402nd , 403rd and 404th Infantry Regiments with other artillery , engineer , antitank , rocket artillery , and other divisional units . Allentown , PA : 1981
1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group ( 1CMBG ) is a Canadian Forces brigade group that is part of the 3rd Canadian Division of the Canadian Army . Originally headquartered at CFB Calgary , it is currently based in CFB Edmonton in Alberta with two major units at CFB Shilo in Manitoba , and consists of eight Regular Force units : Three regular force units of other formations 408 Tactical Helicopter Squadron of 1 Wing , 1 Field Ambulance of 1 Area Support Group and 1 Military Police Platoon / 1 Military Police Unit are co - located with 1 CMBG at CFB Edmonton and work closely with the brigade group , but are not officially a part of it . 1 CMBG sent a contingent of approximately 200 personnel for Task Force Kandahar Headquarters for a nine - month rotation starting February 2009 and sent approximately 2500 personnel for the task force in September 2009 for a six - month tour .
Erik Jørgensen ( gunsmith ) Erik Jørgensen ( 17 May 1848 – 1896 ) was a Norwegian master gunsmith , well known for his cooperation with Ole Herman Johannes Krag in developing the successful Krag - Jørgensen rifle . Erik Jørgensen was born in Asker , Norway , and grew up on the farm Solstad . He educated himself to be a gunsmith and started working on Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk ( the most important Norwegian weapon factory ) in 1870 . It was here that he met Ole H J Krag and from 1871 Jørgensen worked with Krag on his rifles . As time went on , Jørgensen turned from just doing work for Krag to be an active participant in the development of the rifle which later became known as the Krag - Jørgensen .
USS D - 2 ( SS - 18 ) USS " D - 2 " ( SS - 18 ) was a " D " - class submarine of the United States Navy . Her keel was laid down by Fore River Shipbuilding Company in Quincy , Massachusetts , under a subcontract from Electric Boat Company of Groton , Connecticut , as " Grayling " , making her the first ship of the U . S . Navy to be named for the Arctic grayling , a fresh - water game fish closely related to the trout . " Grayling " was launched on 16 June 1909 , sponsored by Miss C . H . Bowles , and commissioned on 23 November 1909 with Lieutenant Owen Hill in command . She was renamed " D - 2 " on 17 November 1911 . Service history . " D - 2 " joined the Atlantic Torpedo Fleet as Flagboat for Submarine Division 3 ( SubDiv 3 ) . Along the Atlantic coast , " D - 2 " joined in diving , torpedo , and experimental exercises . She participated in the Presidential Review of the Fleet in North River , New York City from 5 – 18 May 1915 . During World War I , " D - 2 " served in training and experimental work at New London , Connecticut . On 14 September 1917 she sank at dockside with all hands although the entire crew was rescued . She was placed in commission , in reserve , at Philadelphia Navy Yard on 9 September 1919 and placed in ordinary on 15 July 1921 . Towed to Philadelphia Navy Yard , she was decommissioned on 18 January 1922 and sold as a hulk on 25 September . While patrolling outside the Newport Naval harbor shortly before 2 pm . , Saturday 7 October 1916 , just three miles east of Point Judith , the D - 2 discovered the German man o ’ war submarine U53 under the command of Hans Rose heading towards Newport Rhode Island as part of its hitherto unprecedented two - way traversal of the Atlantic without refueling or resupply . There was an initial flurry of activity when the U53 suddenly steamed away to port believing the submerged D - 2 to be a British submarine , but when the D - 2 surfaced so that a crewman could run aft to raise the American flag the U53 slowed . Lieutenant G . C . Fulker , USN , commander of the D - 2 brought his submarine up close on a parallel course to convoy the U53 while in sight of land . As the submarines reached Brenton Reef Lightship captain Rose requested permission from the D - 2 to enter port . Fulker granted it , and Hans Rose called back by megaphone “ I salute our American comrades and follow in your wake . ” [ Herzog , Bodo & Schomaekers , Günter , Ritter der Tiefe Graue Wölfe , Die erfolgreichsten U - Boot - Kommandanten der Welt des Ersten un Zweiten Weltkrieges , Verlag Welsermühl München - Wels , 1965 , pp . 178 – 9 ]
Cannone da 149 / 35 A The Cannone da 149 / 35 A was a heavy gun which served with Italy during World War I and World War II . It was already an old - fashioned weapon when introduced around 1900 . It lacked a recoil system of any kind and could not traverse . The gun recoiled up two ramps placed behind the wheels and had to be re - laid after every shot . Wheel plates were added to absorb more recoil energy and to help the gun cross soft ground . Despite these serious drawbacks it seems to have been produced in large numbers as some 895 were in Italian service on June 1940 . Weapons captured by the Germans after the Italian surrender in 1943 seem to have been scrapped or ignored as there is no record of them in German service . The 149 / 35 was intended to replace the older 149 / 23 which had been introduced in the Italian army in 1882 .
Hawthorne Bomb Plot Hawthorne Bomb Plot is a Formerly Used Defense Site that had a Strategic Air Command ( SAC ) during the Cold War . Operations began at a temporary RBS train site for RBS Express # 2 was at the Hawthorne area in December 1961 , and the 11th Radar Bomb Scoring Squadron subsequently established the fixed military installation for Radar Bomb Scoring in Babbitt , Nevada , the military housing community near the local Navy / Army . Detachment 12 operated and maintained the radars , e . g . , , Reeves AN / MSQ - 77 Bomb Directing Central ( serial number 10 ) was at the Hawthorne Bomb Plot after use for Guam RBS and Vietnam Combat Skyspot bombing . The unit was reassigned to 1CEVG ' s RBS Division in 1966 and tracked training sorties at the Nellis Air Force Range ( e . g . , during the Vietnam War ) and scored SAC bombers . Hawthorne ' s Oil Burner route ( " OB - 10 Hawthorne " ) for SAC low - level bomber flights extended from a " point west of Elko , Nevada , running southwest to Nuna , Nevada " at flight level " FL130 - 140 " ( the Tonopah " SAC Targets 1 and 2 " were at South Antelope Lake . ) The USAF detachment publicized their 1985 move to the Havre Radar Bomb Scoring Site , but the Hawthorne radar station was still used by NAS Fallon in 1993 , and the Whiskey Flats RV park was established in the general location of the former radar station in 2004 .
USNA Out USNA Out is an American non - profit organization of lesbian , gay , bisexual and transgender ( LGBT ) Alumni of the U . S . Naval Academy in Annapolis , Maryland . USNA Out is an independent 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization that does not represent the Naval Academy Alumni Association nor the U . S . Naval Academy . USNA Out is the first LGBT organization representing alumni from a federal service academy . History . The group was initially formed in 2003 when 32 LGBT alumni of the Naval Academy petitioned the USNA Alumni Association for special status as a non - geographic chapter of the Alumni Association , similar to the special status of the association ' s RV chapter . The initial request was rejected on multiple grounds . The organization continued to increase membership and incorporated as a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) in the State of Maryland in September , 2009 . In November 2009 USNA Out realigned the leadership structure to support the growing membership of over 300 . The organization now comprises an unofficial " affinity group " among the U . S . Naval Academy Alumni . The organization incorporated as a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) in the State of Maryland in September 2009 . On December 22 , 2010 , USNA Out founding member Commander Zoe Dunning , USNR ( Ret . ) , stood beside President Barack Obama as he signed the Don ' t Ask , Don ' t Tell Repeal Act of 2010 . Mission . USNA Out provides a path for " reconnection " for the many GLBT USNA alumni who have over time been disassociated from the U . S . Naval Academy and the USNA Alumni Association because of their sexuality or gender identity . By maintaining visibility , the members of the organization become role models for current Midshipmen , parents and family of midshipmen and for other alumni serving in the fleet . Although many USNA Out members worked to end to the " Don ' t Ask Don ' t Tell " policy , political activism is not within the mission of the organization . Outreach . In 2007 , USNA Out began the " OUT of ANNAPOLIS Project " with a goal of putting human faces and personalities to the LGBT alumni . The project included a detailed study of the alumni to establish who the alumni were as a group . It also included online profiles numerous alumni for the purpose of becoming " role models " for current midshipmen at the academy and junior officers in the fleet . In June , 2008 , the OUT of ANNAPOLIS Project expanded to include a documentary film by the project title , OUT of ANNAPOLIS . The film produced and directed by Steve Clark Hall opened at the SVA Theater in New York in June , 2010 . One of the more revealing facts from the OUT of ANNAPOLIS study was the that only one in six of those who enter the academy identify as LGBT at the time they enter . The remaining 83 % re - identify as LGBT while at the academy , in the fleet , or as civilians after completion of their service .
John Denny ( Medal of Honor ) John Denny ( 1846 – November 26 , 1901 ) was a Buffalo Soldier in the United States Army and a recipient of America ' s highest military decoration — the Medal of Honor — for his actions in the Indian Wars of the western United States . Denny joined the Army from Elmira , New York , and by September 18 , 1879 was serving as a Sergeant in Company C of the 9th Cavalry Regiment . On that day , his unit participated in an engagement at Las Animas Canyon , New Mexico , and Denny " [ r ] emoved a wounded comrade , under a heavy fire , to a place of safety . " For his actions , Sergeant Denny was awarded the Medal of Honor two years later , on November 27 , 1891 . Denny died in 1901 and was buried at the United States Soldiers ' and Airmen ' s Home National Cemetery in Washington , D . C . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and organization : Sergeant , Company C , 9th U . S . Cavalry . Place and date : At Las Animas Canyon , N . Mex . , September 18 , 1879 . Entered service at : 1867 Elmira , N . Y . Birth : Big Flats , N . Y . Date of issue : November 27 , 189i . Citation : Removed a wounded comrade , under a heavy fire , to a place of safety .
Paul Priem Paul Priem ( born 11 March 1893 in Posen , Imperial Germany ; died 2 August 1943 in Leipzig , Nazi Germany ) was a German officer in the " Wehrmacht " during World War II and a noted member of the German staff at the Colditz Castle POW camp . During the Greater Poland Uprising of 1918 – 1919 , he fought against the Polish insurrection as a second - lieutenant in the Freikorps . During the 1930s , he was a school headmaster in Leipzig until called up for active service in 1939 . He was subsequently given the post as the Security Officer at Colditz Castle and was known to the prisoners as being one of the more jovial of the Germans ; Pat Reid , a successful POW escapee , described him as " the only German with a sense of humour " . Priem ' s heavy drinking , however , meant he was called before a medical board and found to be unfit for active service . He returned to teaching , but died from the effects of his drinking in August 1943 .
Pindad SS4 Pindad SS4 is new radical program planned by PT Pindad to create a whole new rifle that did now follow any previous creation . Despite having bore the series name the SS ( Senapan Serbu ) meaning Assault Rifle it is actually a Battle Rifle ( Senapan Tempur in Indonesian ) which have an effective range up to 300 - 600 meter PT Pindad promises that the new rifle will have three variant : Design . The new rifle will uses 7 , 62x22mm NATO round , have an adjustable buttstock unlike the other SS series which have fixed elevated buttstock , an adjustable iron sights , a Tripod maybe become a permanent accessory . Notice ! As the weapon is still in a mock - up stage the appearance , design & specification may change as time goes or it could be cancelled completely .
USS Psyche V ( SP - 9 ) USS " Psyche V " ( SP - 9 ) was an armed motorboat that served in the United States Navy as a patrol vessel from 1917 to 1919 . " Psyche V " was built in 1911 by Fred S . Nock at East Greenwich , Rhode Island , as the private wooden motorboat " Achelous " . She had been renamed " Psyche V " by the time the U . S . Navy purchased her from her owner , W . S . Bentham of New York City , on 23 April 1917 for World War I service . She was delivered to the Navy on 2 May 1917 and commissioned as USS " Psyche V " ( SP - 9 ) at New York on 15 June 1917 with Chief Boatswain William Spice , USNRF , in command . " Psyche V " was assigned to Squadron 8 in the 3rd Naval District for section patrol in the vicinity of New York City . She was transferred to Squadron 19 based at New York on 19 December 1918 . " Psyche V " was transferred to the United States Department of Commerce on 16 June 1919 .
Anton Tus Anton Tus ( born 22 November 1931 ) is a retired Croatian general who served as head of the Yugoslav Air Force between 1985 and 1991 and was the first Chief of Staff of the Croatian Armed Forces from 1991 to 1992 during the Croatian War of Independence . Biography . A graduate of the Yugoslav Air Force Academy , Tus spent most of his career serving in the Yugoslav Air Force . From 1968 to 1969 he was commander of the 204th Fighter Aviation Regiment stationed at Batajnica Air Base . After that he was commander of the 5th Air Force and Air Defence Corps based in SR Croatia . In 1985 he was promoted to the head of the Yugoslav Air Force and held that post until his resignation in May 1991 amid the breakup of Yugoslavia . Between September 1991 and November 1992 he was the first Chief of the General Staff of the Croatian Armed Forces , succeeded in that post by general Janko Bobetko . Between 1992 and 1995 he was president Franjo Tuđman ' s chief military advisor , before becoming head of Defence Ministry ' s Office for International Cooperation between 1995 and 2001 . In 2001 he was appointed to the post of the chief of the Croatian Mission to NATO until retirement in 2005 .
Gatinois Regiment The Gatinois Regiment is a French infantry regiment created under the " Ancien Regime " in 1606 which also fought in the American War for Independence . Its principal engagements during the American War for Independence were ; the Siege of Savannah , the Siege of Pensacola , the Siege of Yorktown ( for which it was awarded the title " Royal Auvergne " by King Louis XVI ) , and the Battle of the Saintes . This regiment is currently recreated in Revolutionary War re - enactment circles . To read more about the Regiment de Gatinois and its history , and to see the people who bring this history alive , see : http : / / www . 11thpa . org / french . html
USS St . Augustine ( PG - 54 ) USS " St . Augustine " ( PG - 54 ) was built in 1929 by Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co . in Newport News , Virginia . She was originally a steel - hulled yacht named " Viking " and later named " Noparo " . She was purchased by the US Navy on 5 December 1940 and was sent to Bethlehem Steel Corp . in Boston , Massachusetts where she was converted into a patrol gunboat . She was named " St . Augustine " on 9 January 1941 and commissioned as USS " St . Augustine " on 16 January 1941 . " St . Augustine " was assigned to the 1st Naval District and operated out of Boston as a patrol ship until 1942 . She was transferred to the Eastern Sea Frontier where she escorted convoys between New York City and various Caribbean ports . On the night of 6 January 1944 , while leading a convoy from New York to Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , " St . Augustine " was accidentally rammed by merchant tanker " Camas Meadows " off the coast of Cape May , New Jersey . " St . Augustine " foundered within five minutes , and 115 of the 145 crewmembers on board were killed .