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HMS C4 HMS " C4 " was a British C class submarine built by Vickers at Barrow - in - Furness . She was laid down on 25 November 1905 and was commissioned on 13 March 1907 . " C4 " was the only C class submarine not to be scrapped at the end of the war , instead she was used for trial and sold on 28 February 1922 .
21 cm Mörser 10 The 21 cm Mörser 10 ( 21 cm Mrs 10 ) was a heavy howitzer used by Germany in World War I . It replaced the obsolete 21 cm Mörser 99 , which lacked a recoil system . For transport , it broke down into two loads . Some howitzers were fitted with a gun shield during the war . As it was also intended for siege use , a concrete - penetrating shell was also used . Unusually , it had two spades : a folding one halfway down the trail and a fixed one at the end of the trail . Before the 21 cm Mörser 10 was commissioned for mass production , a small test series of 21 cm Versuchsmörser 06 ( " test mortar " ) was given to the German army . Eight pieces equipped two batteries , but their range of only 7 km was found insufficient , so the range was increased for the production version . Serial number 3 of these rare pieces is now exposed at Red Cliffs , Victoria . 216 were in service at the beginning of the war . It was replaced by the 21 cm Mörser 16 , which was also known as the langer 21 cm Mörser since it was merely a lighter 21 cm Mrs 10 with a longer barrel for extra range and other refinements . The specifications provided for this weapon by difference sources are contradictory and , thus , those given here cannot be regarded as authoritative .
No . 318 Polish Fighter - Reconnaissance Squadron No . 318 " City of Gdańsk " Polish Fighter - Reconnaissance Squadron ( ) was a Polish tactical reconnaissance squadron formed in Great Britain as part of an agreement between the Polish Government in Exile and the United Kingdom in 1940 . It was one of several Polish squadrons fighting alongside the Royal Air Force during World War II . History . Formation and training . The squadron was formed on 20 March 1943 at RAF Detling , Kent from personnel of no . 309 Squadron and after training with Hurricane Mk . Is it moved to the Middle East , operating from RAF Muqeibila and RAF Gaza , continuing training , specifically with II Corps of the Polish Army , by now using Hurricane Mk . IIBs . Training went on till 1944 , when the squadron converted to Spitfires . Operations in Italy . The squadron was then involved in ground attack and tactical reconnaissance operations over Italy in support of the Eighth Army following the allied advance and seeing action at the Battle of Monte Cassino . after hostilities had ceased the squadron remained for a few month in Italy , but on 15 August 1946 the squadron handed over its aircraft and left Italy for the UK , where it arrived on the 19th . Soon after , the squadron disbanded at RAF Coltishall , according to some sources on 31 August 1946 , while others mention 12 December 1946 .
Alexy I of Moscow Patriarch Alexy I ( Alexius I , , secular name Sergey Vladimirovich Simanskiy , ; – April 17 , 1970 ) was the 13th Patriarch of Moscow and all Rus ' , Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church ( ROC ) between 1945 and 1970 . Born in Moscow to a noble family , his father was a of the Russian Imperial Household . In 1899 he graduated from Moscow Imperial University with a law degree ; was conscripted by the army and served in a grenadier regiment . In 1902 he enrolled at Moscow Theological Academy and by 1906 he had been elevated to the dignity of archimandrite and was appointed rector of the seminary at Tula . After the Bolshevik Revolution he was arrested several times and in 1922 exiled to Kazakhstan . In 1926 he returned to Saint Petersburg ( which had been renamed Leningrad ) and was appointed Archbishop of Khutyn , that is , the vicar of the Diocese of Novgorod . He ran the diocese for much of the next seven years while Metropolitan Arsenius ( Stadnitsky ) was in prison or exile . In 1933 Alexius served briefly as Archbishop of Novgorod ( for several months ) and then metropolitan of Leningrad . On September 4 , 1943 , Metropolitan Alexius together with Metropolitan Sergius ( Stragorodsky ) and Metropolitan Nicholas ( Yarushevich ) met with Joseph Stalin in the Kremlin where a historic decision was made regarding the fate of the Church in the state ruled by the militantly atheist Communist party . In the midst of the second world war Stalin decided to allow the Russian Orthodox Church to legally function again after two decades of severe persecution . Restrictions on the Patriarchate of Moscow were relaxed somewhat and many churches throughout the Soviet Union were re - opened . Stalin tried to appeal to patriotic feelings of the Russian people especially the peasantry ( backbone of the Red Army ) , many of whom grew up in still deeply religious families . On February 2 , 1945 , with Stalin ' s approval , Alexius I was elected Patriarch of Moscow and all of Russia and enthroned on February 4 , 1945 . In 1946 Alexius I presided over the controversial " re - unification " of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church with ROC seen by many as a takeover forced by the Stalinist government . After 1958 , Russian Christians had to endure a new wave of persecution , mostly carried out through the closing of churches by the new Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev . Alexius died of a myocardial infarction at the age of 92 in 1970 and was buried in the Trinity - St . Sergius Lavra at Sergiyev Posad outside of Moscow . Evaluation . Supporters praise Alexius I for working hard to ensure the survival of the Christianity in Russia , advocating peace and inter - church unity , while opponents often accused him of complicity with the Soviet authorities . A leading opponent of the new church is Gleb Yakunin who claims in his books and articles that the ROC is little more than a branch of the KGB .
Frederick Fleet Frederick Fleet ( 15 October 1887 – 10 January 1965 ) was a British sailor , crewman and survivor of the sinking of the RMS " Titanic " after it struck an iceberg on 14 April 1912 . Employed as a lookout aboard the " Titanic " , it was Fleet who first sighted the iceberg , ringing the bridge to proclaim , " Iceberg , right ahead ! " Fleet testified at the inquiries that if he had been issued binoculars , he would have seen the iceberg sooner , because it was a blue iceberg in calm seas on a moonless night . Life . Fleet was born in Liverpool on 15 October 1887 . He never knew his father , and his mother abandoned him and ran away with a boyfriend to Springfield , Massachusetts never to be heard from again . Frederick was raised by a succession of foster families and distant relatives . In 1903 he went to sea as a deck boy , working his way up to able seaman . Before joining the " Titanic " he had sailed for over four years as a lookout in the " Oceanic " . His address was given as Norman Road , Southampton . As a seaman , Fleet earned five pounds per month plus an extra 5 shillings for lookout duty . And it was as a lookout that Fleet joined the " Titanic " in April 1912 . Fleet was one of the " Titanic " crew members assigned to man the lifeboats , after the ship started to go down . As such , he survived the ship ' s sinking and later served in the merchant service through World War I and again in World War II , after having been unemployed in the 1930s . Fleet served in the " Titanic " s sister ship " Olympic " from 1920 to 1935 and signed on as ship ' s lookout and able seaman . When his wife died shortly after Christmas 1964 , he was evicted and he then became depressed and committed suicide by hanging two weeks later in January 1965 . Many have said that in many ways , Fleet was also the last victim of the " Titanic " . People who knew him said that he suffered from terrible guilt all his life because he had lived while so many perished . Out of 2 , 224 passengers and crew in the " Titanic " , he was one of only 710 who survived . Fleet was buried in a pauper ' s grave at Hollybrook Cemetery , in Southampton . The grave went unmarked until 1993 , when a headstone bearing an engraving of the " Titanic " was erected through donations by the Titanic Historical Society .
Shotley Battery Shotley Battery was built in 1865 on the Shotley Peninsula to guard the port of Felixstowe , within HMS " Ganges " Naval Training school , on the same site as an existing Martello Tower . Originally with 14 64 pound guns , it has suffered much damage since HMS " Ganges " closed , and became a police training centre which has in turn closed .
USS S - 17 ( SS - 122 ) USS " S - 17 " ( SS - 122 ) was a second - group ( S - 3 or " Government " ) " S " - class submarine of the United States Navy . Her keel was laid down on 19 March 1918 by the Lake Torpedo Boat Company in Bridgeport , Connecticut . She was launched on 22 May 1920 sponsored by Mrs . Raymond G . Thomas , and commissioned on 1 March 1921 with Lieutenant Commander Charles S . Alden in command . Departing from New London , Connecticut , on 31 May 1921 , " S - 17 " sailed via the Panama Canal , California , Hawaii , and Guam to the Philippines , arriving at Cavite , Luzon , on 1 December . In 1922 , she sailed from Manila Bay on 11 October , visited Hong Kong from 14 – 28 October , and returned to Cavite on 1 November . Sailing from Manila on 15 May 1923 , " S - 17 " visited Shanghai , Chefoo , and Chinwangtao , before returning via Woosung and Amoy to Cavite on 11 September . In the summer of 1924 , she visited Shanghai , Tsingtao , Chefoo , and Chinwangtao , before returning via Chefoo and Amoy to Olongapo , Luzon , on 23 September . Departing Cavite on 29 October , she arrived at Mare Island , California , on 31 December . Remaining at Mare Island in 1925 and 1926 , she operated along the California coast in 1927 , mainly at Mare Island , California , San Diego , California , and San Pedro , California . From February 1928 into December 1934 , " S - 17 " served in the Panama Canal area . Departing from Coco Solo on 10 December 1934 , " S - 17 " was decommissioned on 29 March 1935 at Philadelphia , Pennsylvania . " S - 17 " was recommissioned on 16 December 1940 . After voyages to Bermuda , " S - 17 " operated in the Panama Canal area from December 1941 into February 1942 ; at Saint Thomas , United States Virgin Islands , in March ; in the Panama Canal area from April into August ; and out of New London from September that year into July 1944 . Her cruises from New London often included operations at Casco Bay , Maine . Decommissioned on 4 October 1944 , " S - 17 " was struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 13 November of that year and was intentionally sunk on 5 April 1945 . In Literature . A fictional USS S - 17 appears in Edward L . Beach ' s 1955 novel " Run Silent , Run Deep " .
Antonio de los Reyes Correa Antonio de los Reyes Correa ( c . 1665 – June 9 , 1758 ) , also known as El Capitán Correa , was a Puerto Rican native who served as a Captain in the Spanish Army . Correa and his men defended the town of Arecibo from a British invasion in 1702 . Early years . Correa was born in Arecibo , Puerto Rico , to Jose Rodriguez Correa and Francisca Rodriguez de Valez Colon . He was in charge of a small militia whose job was to protect the city of Arecibo from any attack which the city may be subject to , either by pirates or foreign forces . His claim to fame came as a result of his defense of the city from an attack and possible invasion by the British on August 5 , 1702 . Defense of Arecibo . During the early part of the 18th century the United Kingdom was at war with Spain , and Great Britain ordered an attack on the Spanish possessions in the New World . On August 5 , 1702 , two British warships approached the coastal town of Arecibo . Two smaller boats with a company of British soldiers landed on Arecibo ' s beach . The Puerto Rican militia - headed by Correa - had only thirty men , armed with just spears and machete s , who fought the British , who were better armed with muskets and sword s . At the end of the battle there were twenty - two British dead on land and 8 at sea , including the captain in charge of the troops that landed , who had died in the hands of Correa . Correa himself was wounded but the British left and the city of Arecibo was saved - as a result Correa was declared a national hero . Honors and later years . Correa was awarded " La Medalla de Oro de la Real Efigie " ( The Gold Medal of the Royal Image ) , by King Philip V of Spain and given the title of " Captain of Infantry " on September 23 , 1703 . It was within Spanish tradition to name its Captain of Infantry to the position of Mayor . Correa served as temporary mayor of Arecibo from 1700 to 1701 and then as official mayor from 1701 to 1705 . He also served as mayor from 1710 to 1714 and from 1716 to 1744 . Capt . Antonio de los Reyes Correa , who was married to Estephania Rodríguez de Matos y Colón , died on June 9 , 1758 . Arecibo is known as the " Villa del Capitan Correa " ( Captain Correa ' s Village ) , an honour bestowed by the people of the town . The people of Arecibo also honored Correa by including a gold colored belt in their Coat of Arms with the words " Muy Leal " , which means " Very Loyal " , in representation of Correa . On January 8 , 2004 , the Government of Puerto Rico approved public law # 29 ( P . de la C . 4029 LEY NUM . 29 . 8 DE ENERO DE 2004 ) establishing August 5 as the Day of Antonio de los Reyes Correa .
Hans Müller von Bulgenbach Hans Müller , also known as Hans Müller von Bulgenbach , ( † 12 August 1525 in Habsburg - Laufenburg ) , was a peasant leader during the German Peasants ' War . After a career in the French military , he played a pivotal role in the initial peasant uprising at Stuhlingen , and organized peasant bands throughout southwestern Germany . He was captured after the peasants ' loss at Klettgau in July 1525 , imprisoned at the Hohentweil fortress , and executed in August of that year . Participation in the German Peasants ' War . The exact date of his birth is not known , but is probably between 1485 and 1495 . The location of his birth is usually given as the village of Bulgenbach , which today is in the vicinity of Grafenhausen , near the Black Forest lake of Schluchsee . Müller entered the imperial military service and fought in France . After he returned to his homeland , in the territory of the Stühlingen count , he was caught up in peasant uprisings in 1524 . In June , he was elected by his peasant company as captain , and in October , he took his 3 , 500 man strong brigade of the southern Black Forest in the direction of Furtwangen , where he added to his company . Then he went to Donaueschingen , and united with the Brigach Valley Haufen , and on 14 December , engaged in a small battle with 2 , 000 nobles . He was also at the Cloister of St . Blasien and the Castle Gutenberg . In 1525 , the entire northern region of the Bodensee was in an uproar , and in February and March of that year , he established three more armed peasant bands ( " Haufen " ) , one for the lake , and one Allgäu , and one for Baltringen ( " Baltringer Haufen " ) . By this time , Müller had command of approximately 12 , 000 peasant soldiers . On 23 May , Müller and his Haufen took possession of Freiburg im Breisgau , where the city fathers in the emergency entered into the so - called " Christian Union " with the peasants . Müller sought to besiege Radolfzell with his troops . On 1 July he and his soldiers were involved in the Battle of Griesen , today in the Klettgau , and were badly beaten . He was captured and imprisoned on the Hohentwiel , and later moved to the Habsburg fortress in Laufenburg , where he was tortured and finally , probably on 12 August , decapitated . Sources . Horst Buszello . Müller , Hans . In : . Band 18 . Duncker & Humblot , Berlin 1997 , S . 397 f .
138th Pennsylvania Infantry The 138th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry was an infantry regiment that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War . Service . The 138th Pennsylvania Infantry was organized at Harrisburg , Pennsylvania and mustered in for a three - year enlistment on August 16 , 1862 under the command of Colonel Charles L . K . Sumwalt . The regiment was aAttached to Relay House , Defenses of Baltimore , VIII Corps , Middle Department , to February 1863 . 3rd Separate Brigade , VIII Corps , to June 1863 . Elliott ' s Command , VIII Corps , to July 1863 . 2nd Brigade , 3rd Division , III Corps , Army of the Potomac , to March 1864 . 2nd Brigade , 3rd Division , VI Corps , Army of the Potomac and Army of the Shenandoah , to June 1865 . The 138th Pennsylvania Infantry mustered out of service on June 23 , 1865 . Detailed service . Moved to Baltimore , Md . , August 30 , thence to Relay House . Duty at Relay House , Md . , until June 1863 . Moved to Harper ' s Ferry , W . Va . , June 16 . Escort stores to Washington July 1 – 5 . Join Division at Frederick , Md . , July 7 . Pursuit of Lee July 7 – 24 . Wapping Heights July 23 . Bristoe Campaign October 9 – 22 . Advance to line of the Rappahannock November 7 – 8 . Kelly ' s Ford November 7 . Brandy Station November 8 . Mine Run Campaign November 26 - December 2 . Payne ' s Farm November 27 . Demonstration on the Rapidan February 6 – 7 , 1864 . Duty at and near Brandy Station until May . Rapidan Campaign May 4 - June 12 . Battles of the Wilderness May 5 – 7 ; Spotsylvania May 8 – 12 ; Spotsylvania Court House May 12 – 21 . Assault on the Salient May 12 . North Anna River May 23 – 26 . On line of the Pamunkey May 26 – 28 . Totopotomoy May 28 – 31 . Cold Harbor June 1 – 12 . Before Petersburg June 17 – 18 . Jerusalem Plank Road , Weldon Railroad , June 22 – 23 . Siege of Petersburg until July 6 . Moved to Baltimore , Md . , July 6 – 8 . Battle of Monocacy July 9 . Pursuit of Early to Snicker ' s Gap July 14 – 24 . Sheridan ' s Shenandoah Valley Campaign August to December . Charlestown August 21 – 22 . Battle of Opequan , Winchester , September 19 . Fisher ' s Hill , September 22 . Battle of Cedar Creek October 19 . Duty at Kernstown until December . Moved to Washington , D . C . , thence to Petersburg , Va . , December . Siege of Petersburg December 1864 to April 1865 . Fort Fisher , Petersburg , March 25 , 1865 . Appomattox Campaign March 28 - April 9 . Assault on and fall of Petersburg April 2 . Sayler ' s Creek April 6 . Appomattox Court House April 9 . Surrender of Lee and his army . March to Danville April 23 – 27 , and duty there until May 23 . March to Richmond , Va . , thence to Washington , D . C . , May 23 - June 3 , Corps review June 8 . Casualties . The regiment lost a total of 167 men during service ; 6 officers and 90 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded , 1 officer and 70 enlisted men died of disease .
Harvey Walden IV Harvey Walden IV ( born December 21 , 1966 in Chicago , Illinois ) is a United States Marine , drill instructor and television celebrity . He is the great - grandson of Harvey Everett Walden , Sr . ( 1887 – 1978 ) , pastor of Grant Memorial AME Church in Chicago from 1947 until his death at the age of 90 . Military career . Walden joined the U . S . Marine Corps at age 17 and completed boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot ( MCRD ) , San Diego , California . He served as a Drill Instructor at MCRD , Parris Island , South Carolina , with platoons setting records in drill , fitness , and marksmanship skills . He retired from active duty in June 2007 at the rank of First Sergeant . Walden was stationed at Quantico where he worked at Officer Candidate School during the summer making Marine Officers and Marine Corps University at the Command and Staff College and School of Advanced Warfighting ( prior to his moving on to E Co . 4th Tank Bn in Fort Knox ) . Post - active duty . Walden is best known in the UK and US for his role as the expert fitness instructor on VH1 ' s and ITV ' s prime - time shows " Fat Club " and " Celebrity Fit Club " . In the 2007 season of " Fit Club " , during a heated exchange , contestant Dustin Diamond ( the actor commonly known as Screech from Saved by the Bell ) challenged Walden to " physical combat " after threatening Ant as well . Walden responded to the challenge after Dustin refused to follow their diet and exercise plans . Walden got agitated and threatened to " Beat [ Dustins ] ass . . " when Dustin refused to leave the stage . Dustin responded that they could " set up a UFC match " and engage . Walden immediately went off on on Dustin , saying he would " wear his ass out " . He is a father of two children ; one boy , Harvey V and one girl , Tiyauna . In 2009 Walden started supporting the UK charity Breakthrough Breast Cancer joining the Breakthrough Running Club as an online celebrity expert , offering training schedules and advice to runners of all standards .
Juliusz Konstanty Ordon Juliusz Konstanty Ordon ( often referred to as Julian Konstanty Ordon ; born in Warsaw , 16 October 1810 , died in Florence , 4 May 1887 ) was a participant of the Polish November Uprising in 1830 - 1831 . Ordon distinguished himself as a commander of artillery in Fort 54 one of the redoubt s in Wola during the storm of Warsaw by Russian Army on 6 September 1831 . In the last moments of its defence the redoubt was blown up by one of the defenders , who was mistakenly identified as Ordon . He was immortalized in the poem of Adam Mickiewicz , " Reduta Ordona " ( " Ordon ' s Redoubt " ) . Apparently this was not the case since he survived the assault and was taken war prisoner by Russians . From 1833 on he lived in Dresden , then he settled in Scotland . Around 1840 he joined the English Freemasonry , and in October 1847 was admitted to Polish national lodge in London . He was involved with the Polish Democratic Society . In 1848 he moved to Milan willing to join the Polish Legion of Adam Mickiewicz . Poorly accepted , eventually he found himself in the Lombard Legion . In October 1848 he entered the Sardinian army , where he served until 1855 . In autumn 1856 he moved to France and settled in Paris . In 1858 he was appointed professor of modern languages at the Government College in Meaux . Since 1860 he served under Giuseppe Garibaldi , then in the Italian army until 1867 . After his suicide death in Florence his corpse was brought to Lvov ( Russian authorities did not allow for burial in the family tomb in the Evangelical - Augsburg cemetery in Warsaw .
RFA Olna ( A216 ) RFA " Olna " ( A216 ) was one of two ships built for Shell . She was originally named " Hyalina " and taken up for Fleet Service soon after building . She was taken into service as a fleet tanker of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary . The ship was built for service with the British Pacific Fleet against Japan , and was commissioned into the Royal Navy for that purpose . However after the Second World War the ship was quickly transferred to the RFA , making the move in 1946 . " Olna " was crucial to the development of replenishment at sea doctrines for the British fleet , and saw service up until 1966 . In 1955 when serving with the Mediterranean fleet , " Olna " was used in the making of the film Battle of the River Plate to depict the " Graf Spee " ' s supply ship " Altmark " . There are interesting scenes of replenishment at sea with HMS Glasgow which was used to represent the German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee .
Sid Bevan Thomas Sydney " Sid " Bevan ( 2 May 1877 – 17 October 1933 ) was a Welsh rugby union player who represented Wales and the British Lions . Bevan played club rugby for Swansea , joining the club in 1897 . Rugby career . Bevan came to note as a rugby player while representing local team Morriston RFC . In 1897 he switched to first class side , Swansea , and while playing for Swansea he was selected to play for Wales . His first and only cap was on 2 March 1904 at Balmoral Showgrounds in Belfast against Ireland . In the same year Bevan was selected to represent Bedell Sivright ' s British Lions on their tour of Australia and New Zealand . He played in four of the tests . During World War I , Bevan was a second lieutenant in the 6th battalion of the Welch Regiment . International matches played . " Wales " " British Lions "