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George Cadogan General Sir George Cadogan ( 2 December 1814 – 27 January 1880 ) was a general in the British Army . Life . The fifth son of George Cadogan , 3rd Earl Cadogan and Honoria Louisa Blake ( and thus the younger brother of the 4th earl ) , he served in the Crimean War and produced watercolours of scenes he witnessed during it . He rose to the rank of Colonel in the service of the 71st Foot before receiving promotion to General . Marriages and issue . His first marriage was to Sophia Armstrong , daughter of colonel Thomas Armstrong , on 19 February 1846 . They had 4 children : His second marriage was to Emily Ashworth , daughter of Lt - Gen Sir Frederick Ashworth , on 23 July 1857 . They had 1 child :
Heinrich Fehlis Heinrich Fehlis ( November 1 , 1906 – May 11 , 1945 ) was an SS officer during World War II , most noted for his command of the Sicherheitspolizei and Sicherheitsdienst in Norway during the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany . Born in Wulften am Harz , Germany , Fehlis was a newly educated attorney when he joined the SA in 1933 and shortly thereafter became a member of the Nazi party . He moved to the SS in 1935 and rose through their ranks . He was active in the Einsatzgruppen during Operation Weserübung . In November 1940 he succeeded Walter Stahlecker in the dual command of the SD and Sicherheitspolizei for Norway and Oslo , reporting to Reinhard Heydrich and Ernst Kaltenbrunner in Berlin and Josef Terboven in Norway . Fehlis and other German Gestapo troops tried to escape capture after Germany had capitulated , taking over a German military camp ( Lager Franken ) near Porsgrunn , Norway , impersonating one lieutenant " Gerstheuer " in the German Alpine Corps . Commanded by his superior in Sandefjord ( Hauptmann Walter ) to surrender , he asked for an hour to organize the surrender . During that time he found the means to first poison , then shoot himself .
Ahmed es - Sikeli Ahmed es - Sikeli ( ) , baptised a Christian under the name Peter , was a eunuch and kaid of the Diwan of the Kingdom of Sicily during the reign of William I . His story was recorded by his Christian contemporaries Romuald Guarna and Hugo Falcandus from Sicily and the Muslim historian Ibn Khaldun . Peter was born a Muslim in Djerba to a Berber family of the Sadwikish tribe . After his conversion he entered the service of the Sicilian crown and rose to the rank of admiral in the navy . During the reconquest of Roger I ' s " Kingdom of Africa " by the Muslims ( 1159 ) , Peter led 160 ships in a raiding expedition to the Muslim - held Balearic Islands . He later tried to relieve besieged Mahdia in North Africa with the same fleet , but soon after engaging in battle he turned around and retreated towards Sicily . While Arabic sources credit a gale with dispersing the fleet , Hugo Falcandus asserts that Peter was " only in name and dress a Christian , and a Saracen at heart " . Falcandus ' assertion can probably be discredited , at least with respect to this point in Peter ' s life , for the admiral did not fall out of favour at court . In fact , he was promoted to the office of . In 1162 , Peter replaced the deceased Count Sylvester of Marsico in the triumvirate of officials — including Matthew of Ajello and Richard Palmer — in whom the king had confided the administration of the realm since the assassination of his prime minister , Maio of Bari , in 1160 . On her husband ' s death in 1166 , Queen Margaret of Navarre assumed the regency for her young son William II . She trusted neither the nobility nor the church and so turned to the palatine officials and the triumvirs , of which she did not trust Matthew of Ajello . She promoted the chief eunuch , Peter , to the highest post in the kingdom , the one formerly held by Maio of Bari , but did not grant him the latter ' s title " emir of emirs " ( " ammiratus ammiratorum " ) . Peter was despised by the nobility and soon the Queen ' s cousin , Gilbert , Count of Gravina , was plotting against his life . Unable either to keep control of Sicily or to control Gilbert , Peter initially strengthened his bodyguard and eventually absconded , taking with him a quantity of treasure and severely embarrassing the Queen - regent . Re - assuming his birth name of Ahmed and practising Islam , he crossed to Africa and became a captain of the fleet of the Almohad caliph Yusuf I . According to Ibn Khaldun , who calls him Ahmed " es - Sikeli " ( " Ahmed the Sicilian " ) , he fought with valour against Christian foes .
Lekem Lekem , ( also pronounced " Lakam " ) an acronym for ha - Lishka le - Kishrei Mada ( , Bureau of Scientific Relations ) , was an Israeli intelligence agency headed by spy - master Benjamain Blumberg ( 1957 - 1981 ) , and by spy - master Rafi Eitan ( 1981 - 1986 ) . It collected scientific and technical intelligence abroad from both open and covert sources , particularly for Israel ' s nuclear program . It was disbanded in 1986 following the arrest of Jonathan Pollard for espionage on behalf of Israel . Pollard was a United States Navy intelligence employee in the Naval Antiterrorist Alert Center in Washington , D . C . He was paid for delivering large amounts of classified documents to Lekem agents . Pollard was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment . The high proifile Pollard case was not the only problematic case for Lekem in 1985 . In California , a US Aerospace Engineer , Richard Kelly Smyth , the President of a company called MILCO , was indicted that same year for smuggling over 800 krytron switches ( a component used in nuclear weapons ) to Israel without the required US State Department Munitions Export License . Just before trial , and facing a possible 105 years in prison , Richard Kelly Smyth and his wife suddenly disappeared . Sixteen years later they were discovered and arrested while living as fugitives in Malaga , Spain , and extradited back to the United States where he was convicted in the case . The krytrons shipped by Smyth were sent to an Israeli company called Heli - Trading Ltd . owned by notable Israeli movie producer Arnon Milchan . Before his prominent Hollywood career , Mr , Milchan had served for decades as a Lekem agent , under the direct command of Lekem spy - master Benjamin Blumberg . It later became clear that the company MILCO served as a Lekem front company for obtaining sensitive equipment , technologies and materials for Israeli secret defense - related programs , and in particular its nuclear program . The Israeli government asserted that the Krytron incident was a simple mistake by the " exporter " Milco , and that the Pollard operation was an unauthorized deviation from its policy of not conducting espionage in the United States before an admission in 1998 of Israeli responsibility . In 1987 the Israeli government set up a commission to investigate the Pollard affair , which found it would be in Israel ' s interest to take responsibility for the case . In 1987 following the difficult Pollard and Milco cases , the Israeli government decided to disband Lekem , whose functions were assigned to the Director of Security of the Defense Establishment , adding technical and scientific intelligence to its responsibilities which include internal investigations of the defense ministry .
Viktor Lomidze Viktor Lomidze , also known by his Polish name of Wiktor Łomidze - Wachtang , was a Georgia n - Polish military officer . After the Bolshevik take - over of his country in early 1920s he emigrated to Poland , where he joined the Polish Army and then the Polish Navy . Between 1935 and 1939 he was the commanding officer ( in the rank of Captain ) of ORP " Jaskółka " , a Polish minesweeper and minelayer . Later on he became the deputy commander of the ORP " Gryf " . At the outbreak of the Polish Defensive War of 1939 , on September 1 , with other Polish warships , " Gryf " left the naval base at Gdynia for the Operation Rurka , a failed attempt to lay a minefield at the entrances to the Gdańsk Bay . After boarding naval mine s from a floating depot , the flotilla headed for Hel Peninsula , assisted by ORP " Wicher " and several smaller vessels ( among them Łomidze ' s former ship " Jaskółka " ) . En route she was attacked by a squadron of 33 German Ju - 87B dive bomber s and hit with several bombs . Although the damages were minor , the ship lost 22 sailors , including its captain Lt . Cmdr . Stefan Kwiatkowski in what became known as the battle of the Gdańsk Bay . Kwiatkowski ' s deputy , Capt . Wiktor Łomidze decided to throw all defused naval mines in the waters for fear of explosion and headed for Hel naval base . There it was decided to use the ship as a floating anti - air artillery battery guarding the harbour . During the final days of the Polish defence of Pomerania , Łomidze , along with several other naval officers , crossed the Baltic on a small fishing cutter . They reached the port of Liepāja , from where Łomidze got to Sweden and then to the United Kingdom . There he applied to the Polish Navy being reconstructed there by the Polish Government in Exile . Although he was admitted , he was also held responsible for the decision to throw away the mines back in September 1939 , a decision that successfully crippled the Polish defensive operations in the Baltic Sea . Because of that , and despite Łomidze ' s pleas , he was never again given a command over any Polish vessel . Instead he spent the remainder of World War II at various staff duties . He finished his career in the rank of Commander .
David Morgan ( frontiersman ) David Morgan was a famous frontiersman in what is now the state of West Virginia . He was the third child of Morgan Morgan , traditionally stated to be the first white settler in West Virginia . David was a friend of George Washington and Patrick Henry . He participated in many battles of the Revolutionary War and helped defend Fort Duquesne . A younger brother Zackquill ( Zackwell ) Morgan founded Morgantown , West Virginia which is the town where West Virginia University is located . In 1745 , he built a log cabin at Bunker Hill , West Virginia and resided there until 1772 , when he moved to Marion County , West Virginia . Now known as the Morgan - Gold House , it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985 . He is a direct ancestor of West Virginia Governor Ephraim F . Morgan ( 1869 – 1950 ) and Congressman William S . Morgan ( 1801 – 1878 ) .
Bobby V . Page Bobby V . Page is a Brigadier General in the United States Air Force currently serving as the Deputy Chief of Chaplains of the United States Air Force . In that position he serves as the second most senior chaplain in the United States Air Force , the Deputy to the Chief of Chaplains of the United States Air Force , and a member of the Armed Forces Chaplains Board . Page was nominated for promotion to Brigadier General on May 10 , 2012 , and later promoted to that rank and appointed to his current position on August 2 , 2012 . Life and works . Page joined the Air Force in 1974 prior to ordination as a minister , serving for six years as a KC - 135 aircraft navigator . He received his commission after graduation from the Reserve Officers Training Corps ( ROTC ) at Louisiana State University in 1973 . He left active duty to attend Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary , and was re - commissioned as a chaplain in the United States Air National Guard . He served with the Air National Guard in Arkansas and Georgia , while he served as the pastor of churches in those States , later joining the Air Reserves in South Carolina . Page returned to active duty in July 1989 , serving in a number of assignments , including an assignment in Baghdad , Iraq , where he established the first USAF chaplain ministry effort at the Baghdad International Airport , before his promotion to Brigadier General and appointment as USAF Deputy Chief of Chaplains . Education . Page ' s official U . S . Air Force on - line bio lists his educational background as follows :
USS Laub ( DD - 263 ) The first USS " Laub " ( DD - 263 ) was a " Clemson " - class destroyer in the United States Navy and transferred to the Royal Navy where she served as HMS " Burwell " ( H94 ) during World War II . She was named for Henry Laub . History . " Laub " was laid down by Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation , Squantum , Massachusetts , 20 April 1918 ; launched 28 August 1918 ; sponsored by Miss Marjorie Mohan , a collateral descendant of Henry Laub ; and commissioned 17 March 1919 , Commander W . F . Amsden in command . Assigned to the Atlantic destroyer force out of Newport , Rhode Island , " Laub " was dispatched 2 May to 17 May 1919 to take up position off Newfoundland as plane guard , and navigational aid during the NC - 4 transatlantic flight . The destroyer continued exercises off the east coast until 30 June when she sailed for European service . Arriving Brest 17 July , " Laub " operated with the fleet off Western Europe until she sailed late in August for duty in the eastern Mediterranean . Upon arrival at Constantinople 2 September , " Laub " operated with the Food Commission , bringing relief to Europe . She sailed for America on the 17th , arriving New York 4 October . Her stay on the east coast was a brief one as she sailed 2 weeks later to join the Pacific Fleet , arriving San Diego , California 27 November . From December 1919 until she decommissioned 15 June 1922 , " Laub " performed torpedo experiments and reserve training cruises along the Pacific coast . " Laub " recommissioned 18 December 1939 , Cmdr . B . W . Chippendale in command . After shakedown out of San Diego , the destroyer arrived Guantanamo 7 April 1940 to join the Caribbean Neutrality patrol . Following 2 months ’ duty out of Guantanamo , she sailed to Galveston , Texas for patrol operations in the Gulf of Mexico . Following 4 months of operations in the gulf and along the Atlantic coast , " Laub " arrived at Halifax , Nova Scotia , 5 September . She decommissioned there 8 October 1940 . " Laub " was transferred to Great Britain the following day as part of the destroyer - bases agreement . During World War II she served in the Royal Navy protecting Allied shipping in the North Atlantic under the name HMS " Burwell " . " Burwell " was modified for trade convoy escort service by removal of three of the original 4 " / 50 caliber gun s and one of the triple torpedo tube mounts to reduce topside weight for additional depth charge stowage and installation of Hedgehog . A notable incident during her Royal Navy career was her involvement in the capture of the German U - boat " U - 570 " in August 1941 .
Fort St . Philip Fort St . Philip is a decommissioned masonry fort located on the eastern bank of the Mississippi River , about up river from its mouth in Plaquemines Parish , Louisiana . It formerly served as military protection of New Orleans , Louisiana , some up river , and the lower Mississippi . The first fort on this location " San Felipe " , was constructed in the 18th century during the Spanish control of Louisiana . The fort served a role in protecting the United States from the British invasion in the War of 1812 , seeing 9 days of battle in January 1815 , the 9th to the 18th . Specifically , an action against British Navy vessels attempting to attack or bypass the fort . The current fort was constructed along with Fort Jackson on the river ' s western bank as a coastal defense for New Orleans and the Mississippi , on urging of Andrew Jackson . The fort was the site of a twelve - day siege in April 1862 by the Union army during the American Civil War . It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1960 . In the 1930s the fort was used as a tanning factory . This explains the old railroad tracks and fire hydrants . From 1978 through 1989 the fort complex served as the site of an intentional , nonsectarian spiritual community called Velaashby , named by conjoining the surnames the original and subsequent private property owners respectively . The community members numbered as many as 16 at any one time and were known as the Christos family . They lived in four buildings — three two - story officers quarters and an officers club — that remained from the re - fortification of the site during the 1898 Spanish - American War . Fort St . Philip remains privately owned and in a state of bad deterioration . It was heavily damaged in hurricanes Katrina and Rita . According to the National Park Service , the owner reported that only the original brick fort and the concrete structures from the time of the Spanish - American War remain . The site is accessible only by boat or helicopter , and following erosion of the small levee is now subject to flooding during high water levels of the Mississippi River .
Ee - mat - la Ee - mat - la , also known as King Philip , ( died 1839 ) was a Seminole chief during the Second Seminole War . He was captured while camped at Dunlawton plantation , and held at Fort Marion . He died while being transported west in 1839 . He was " also a very aged chief , who has been a man of great notoriety and distinction in his time , but has now got too old for further warlike enterprize . " The long shirts with wide collars were apparently used through the Second Seminole War , to judge from Catlin ' s paintings . Not one of his seven portraits of adult Seminole males clearly show a cape of any kind , while a couple do show wide ruffled collars ( " Mick - E - No - Pa " SILP # 203 , " Ee - Mat - La " SILP # 209 ) . His son was Wild Cat ( Seminole ) .
Battle of Storsjön The Battle of Storsjön ( " Slaget på Storsjöns is " ) was fought during 1178 outside Sunne , in Jämtland province , Sweden . The battle was won by the Birkebeiner army of King Sverre of Norway . The battle was conducted near Lake Storsjön , which was then covered with ice . Due to darkness , Sverre and his troops pulled away while local peasants fought against each other . When dawn came , the Birkebeiner forces attacked and won a victory . As a consequences of this defeat , Jämtland was incorporated into Norway until it was ceded to Sweden in 1645 . According to the Sverris saga , the Jamts were mostly killed by sword blows in their backs . This is supported by archaeological findings from the 20th century .
Dénes Lukács ( colonel ) Dénes Lukács ( Oradea , 1816 - Nádudvar , 1 April 1868 ) was a lieutenant colonel in the Hungarian army and artillery commander . As a young officer he taught the young Franz Joseph I of Austria artillery skills , but at the age of 32 he became was the main organiser of the Hungarian artillery during the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 and 1848 / 49 war of independence . Initially he was a lieutenant , but was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in January 1849 in Debrecen . He was not himself involved in frontline combat but was the organizer of artillery production , training of artillerymen and city defenses . He was evacuated as the Austrians advanced , until the Hungarian surrender . In 1850 he was sentenced to death , but the sentenced reduced to 16 years imprisonment of which he eventually served 6 . While in the prison at Komárom he became the maker of the first globe in Hungary . Following his release from prison in 1856 , he in 1860 became superintendent of an orphanage in Nádudvar till his death .
SM U - 49 SM " U - 49 " was the seventh U - boat of the SM U - 43 class . She was ordered on August 4 , 1914 and was put into the III Flotilla August 7 , 1916 . Over the course of her career she had sunk 38 ships for a total of over 86 , 000 tons , of those , none were naval ships . Her only commander was Kapitänleutnant Richard Hartmann who led the boat throughout its entire life until the day she was sunk on September 11 , 1917 . Her wreck lies in Cork Harbour , Ireland .
Fylde Air Base Located near Chegutu , Fylde Air Force Base is one of the three main air bases for the Air Force of Zimbabwe home to air defence and regimental training . The base is also tasked with anti air artillery and radar systems training . A full range of amenities , which include workshops , transport fleets , equipment depots , accommodation , sporting and entertainment facilities support the base .
Robert J . Coffey Sergeant Robert John Coffey ( December 15 , 1842 to July 9 , 1901 ) was a Canadian soldier who fought in the American Civil War . Coffey received the United States ' highest award for bravery during combat , the Medal of Honor , for his action during the Battle of Salem Church in Virginia on 4 May 1863 . He was honored with the award on 13 May 1892 . Biography . Coffey was born in St . John , New Brunswick , Canada on 15 December 1842 . At the outbreak of the war he first enlisted into the 2nd Vermont Volunteer Regiment on 3 May 1861 , serving for three months . He mustered into the 4th Vermont Infantry on 10 September of that year . He was promoted to 3rd Sergeant within this company and participated in several battles including the Siege of Yorktown ( 1862 ) , Battle of Antietam , Battle of Gettysburg , Battle of Fredericksburg and the Battle of Funkstown . On 4 May 1863 he performed an act of bravery during the Battle of Salem Church , for which he earned a Medal of Honor . Following the war Coffey married Demis Hattie Burnham , with whom he had one child . He was involved in the hotel business in Vermont and also served in the state ' s National Guard . He died on July 9 , 1901 and his remains are interred at the Green Mount Cemetery in Montpelier , Vermont .
SIFOREX SIFOREX , Silent Force Exercise , is an advanced anti - submarine warfare ( ASW ) bilateral exercise hosted and administered by the Peruvian Navy with participation of the United States Navy . Its main purpose is to provide an advanced anti - submarine training against diesel - electric powered submarines . The event is held annually in July in Callao , Peru under the leadership of the Submarine Command of the Peruvian Navy , headquartered at the Base Naval del Callao ( Callao Naval Base ) .