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4th Canadian Division Support Group The 4th Canadian Division Support Group ( 4 CDSG ) is a Regular Force Army Formation within the 4th Canadian Division ( 4 Cnd Div ) . 4 CDSG is made up of operational , combat service support ( CSS ) units and Area Support Units ( ASUs ) throughout Ontario . 4 CDSG force generates unit , sub - unit , and individual field troops for deployment domestically and overseas . The current Commander of 4 CDSG is Colonel K . W . Horlock . History . The formation was established as 2 Area Support Group on February 4 , 1999 with its headquarters in Toronto , Ontario . The headquarters was relocated to Garrison Petawawa from Toronto on September 28 , 2006 . In July 2013 , the formation was renamed as 4th Canadian Division Support Group coinciding with an Army - wide reorganization of garrison forces and with the renaming of Land Forces Central Area to 4th Canadian Division . Mission . The 4th Canadian Division Support Group will generate , employ and sustain combat effective multi - purpose land forces for domestic and expeditionary operations while transforming the provision of institutional support services to its dependencies .
Lyutitsa Lyutitsa ( ) is one of the largest and best preserved castles in the easternmost part of the Eastern Rhodopes , located 3 . 5 hours ' walk south - west of Ivaylovgrad , in southernmost Bulgaria . It is also known as the " Marble City " because of its walls made of white marble . The fortress occupies an area of 26 . 000 m2 and has 12 towers of which eight have been preserved . The walls are up to ten metres high . The ruins of two churches have been excavated as well as a necropolis with 15 graves . Among the numerous archaeological finds are rare coins , ceramics from Preslav , jewelry , tools . Honour . Lyutitsa Nunatak on Greenwich Island in the South Shetland Islands , Antarctica is named after Lyutitsa .
Navy Board The Navy Board is today the body responsible for the day - to - day running of the British Royal Navy . Its composition is identical to that of the Admiralty Board of the Defence Council of the United Kingdom , except that it does not include any of Her Majesty ' s Ministers . From 1546 to 1831 , the Navy Board was also the name of a body separate from the Admiralty , originally called Council of the Marine and presided over by the Lieutenant of the Admiralty , which was responsible for the administrative affairs of the naval service , including the building and repair of and supplies to naval ships . In doing so , they ran the six major naval dockyards in England , Deptford , Woolwich , Chatham , Sheerness , Portsmouth and Plymouth , as well as smaller operations elsewhere . However their armament was the responsibility of an independent body , the Board of Ordnance . In the 18th century , the Navy Board had subsidiary organisations such as the Sick and Hurt Commissioners ( responsible for naval medical services ) and the Victualling Commissioners ( responsible for food supplies ) . Contractors . While the Navy Board operated the dockyards , it depended on a network of suppliers for many of the commodities needed for building and repairing ships . Ironware . Most ironware was provided by contractors , but there were also smiths employed in each dockyard . Shortly after the English Restoration , Robert Foley obtained a contract from the Navy Board to supply ironware to several dockyards . His son Robert Foley II succeeded him in this contract , but was replaced by Ambrose Crowley , whose family retained the contract for all the dockyards except Portsmouth until the 1780s .
AFP Northern Luzon Command The Northern Luzon Command , known officially as the NoLCom , is one of the Armed Forces of the Philippines ' Wide Support Commands Combating Terrorism and Insurgency in Northern Luzon . Mission . Conduct support operations to establish a condition wherein the well - being of the people of Northern and Central Luzon are protected and enhanced . History . On 1 October 1972 , the Northeast Command ( NOREASCOM ) , Armed Forces of the Philippines , was organized and activated pursuant to General Headquarters , Armed Forces of the Philippines , Letter of Instruction 5 / 72 , with an area of responsibility including : : Cagayan , Ifugao , Isabela , Kalinga - Apayao , Nueva Vizcaya , Quirino and Aurora . On 14 November 1981 , pursuant to General Headquarters , Armed Forces of the Philippines Letter of Instruction 2 / 81 , the NOREASCOM AOR was expanded to include the Regional Command 1 ( RECOM 1 ) AOR . The resulting command was redesignated Northern Command ( NORTHCOM ) . On 1 April 1984 , General Headquarters , Armed Forces of the Philippines issued Letter of Instruction 1 / 84 , which redesigated NORTHCOM as Regional Unified Command 2 ( RUC 2 ) . Its AOR consisted of all the provinces contained in the Philippine ' s Region 2 . On 1 April 87 , General Headquarters , Armed Forces of the Philippines issued Letter of Instruction 3 / 87 creating a unified command spanning Regions 1 and 2 . This unit was designated as Northen Luzon Command ( NOLCOM ) . It was initially headquartered at Camp Melchor F Dela Cruz , Echague , Isabela . On 29 March 1988 , NOLCOM was reorganized as an area command covering Northern and Central Luzon . Its headquarters was also transferred to Camp Aquino , Tarlac City . 1 April 2002 , NOLCOM was deactivated and subsequently reactivated as a unified command pursuant to a Secretary of National Defence memo to the Chief of Staff , Armed Forces of the Philippines , dated 12 April 2002 . On 15 January 2009 , to further enhance and support its internal security operations campaign in Central and Northern Luzon , NOLCOM activated Joint Task Force Amihan , pursuant to Letter of Instruction 01 - 2009 . The JTF would be headed by the Deputy Commander , NOLCOM with Task Groups under it composed of personnel from the joint services under the Command and complemented by local Philippine National Police personnel . Units . The following are the units that are under the Northern Luzon Command .
Joe N . Ballard Lieutenant General Joe Nathan Ballard ( born March 27 , 1942 ) is a former U . S . Army officer who fought in the Vietnam War , and who served for a time as Chief of Engineers . Early life . A native of Oakdale , Louisiana , Ballard was born on March 27 , 1942 . He graduated in 1965 from Southern University and A & M College , Baton Rouge , Louisiana , with a degree in electrical engineering after which he received a commission in the Corps of Engineers . Military career . Ballard served as a platoon leader in the 84th Engineer Battalion during his first tour of duty in Vietnam . He then returned to the United States and commanded a training company at Fort Polk . Later , he attended the Engineer Officer Advanced Course at Fort Belvoir before returning for his second tour in Vietnam as a company commander in the 864th Engineer Battalion and as the Chief , Lines of Communication Section in the 18th Engineer Brigade ( Airborne ) . Following assignments with the Fifth U . S . Army and the Recruiting Command , he was Operations Officer and Executive Officer of the 326th Engineer Battalion , 101st Airborne Division . In 1978 he went to South Korea where he served as Operations Officer and later as the Executive Officer on the staff of the U . S . Forces , Korea , Engineer . Following Korea he returned to the Pentagon for duty on the Army Staff as the principal engineer in the Army Energy Office , Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff , Logistics . In 1982 he moved to another overseas theater as Commander of the 82d Engineer Battalion , 7th Engineer Brigade , in West Germany . Later he became the Commander of the 18th Engineer Brigade and Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff , Engineer , in Headquarters , U . S . Army Europe . Returning to the United States in 1991 , Ballard became the Assistant Commandant of the U . S . Army Engineer School as Assistant Commandant of the Engineer School and Deputy Commanding General of the Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood , Missouri . After an assignment as Chief , Total Army Basing Study in the Office of the Chief of Staff of the Army , he returned to Missouri as Commanding General of the Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood . When Ballard was nominated by President Bill Clinton to be the Chief of Engineers and Commander , United States Army Corps of Engineers , he was serving as Chief of Staff , U . S . Army Training and Doctrine Command in Fort Monroe , Virginia . Ballard served as Chief of Engineers from October 1 , 1996 until his retirement on August 2 , 2000 . During his career , Lieutenant General Ballard earned a master ' s degree in engineering management from the University of Missouri – Rolla and graduated from the Engineer Officer Basic and Advanced Courses , the Command and General Staff College , and the Army War College . See also . List of USACE Chiefs of Engineers References . " This article contains public domain text from "
Santa Bárbara Castle Santa Bárbara Castle ( , ) is a fortification in the centre of Alicante , Spain . It stands on Mount Benacantil ( 166 m ) . History . Bronze Age , Iberian , and Roman artifacts have been found on the slopes of the mountain , but the origins of the castle date to the 9th century at the time of Muslim control of the Iberian Peninsula . The Arab medieval geographer Al - Idrisi calls this mountain " Banu - lQatil " , and the toponym may derive from the words " pinna " ( Arabic for " peak " ) and " laqanti " , adjectival form of " Laqant " , the Arabic name for Alicante . On 4 December 1248 , the castle was captured by Castilian forces led by Alfonso of Castile . It was named after Saint Barbara , on whose feast day the castle was captured . It was conquered by the Aragonese in 1296 during the reign of James II of Aragon , who ordered its reconstruction . Peter IV of Aragon , Charles I of Spain and Philip II of Spain would oversee further reconstructions . The castle was bombarded in 1691 by a French squadron . During the War of Spanish Succession , it was held by the English for three years . In 1873 , it was bombarded , along with the city , by the " cantonalistas " from the frigate " Numancia " . From the 18th century the military role of the castle has declined and it was used sometimes as a prison . The castle remained abandoned until 1963 , when it was opened to the public . Lifts have been installed inside the mountain .
William W . Seay William Wayne Seay ( October 24 , 1948 – August 25 , 1968 ) was a United States Army soldier and a recipient of the United States military ' s highest decoration — the Medal of Honor — for his actions in the Vietnam War . Biography . Seay joined the Army from Montgomery , Alabama in 1967 , and by August 25 , 1968 was serving as a Sergeant in the 62d Transportation Company ( Medium Truck ) , 7th Transportation Battalion , 48th Transportation Group . When his convoy came under attack that day , near Ap Nhi in the Republic of Vietnam , Seay twice left his protective cover to toss enemy - thrown hand grenades back at the North Vietnam ese forces . Despite being wounded in the wrist , he again exposed himself to enemy fire and was fatally shot . For his actions during the battle , he was awarded the Medal of Honor . Seay , aged 19 at his death , was buried in Weaver Cemetery , Brewton , Alabama . Medal of Honor citation . Sergeant Seay ' s official Medal of Honor citation reads :
Dominic Ongwen Dominic Ongwen is the commander of the Sinia Brigade of the Lord ' s Resistance Army ( LRA ) rebel group founded in northern Uganda . As the head of one of the four LRA brigades , Ongwen is a member of the " Control Altar " of the LRA that directs military strategy . Ongwen is the lowest ranking of the five LRA leaders for whom the International Criminal Court ( ICC ) issued their first ever warrants in June 2005 . He is charged with seven counts of crimes against humanity and war crime s . Ongwen was reported killed in combat with a unit of the Uganda People ' s Defence Force on October 10 , 2005 , and the identity of the body was confirmed by former LRA commanders . However , in July 2006 , the ICC reported that genetic fingerprinting of the body confirmed that it was not that of Ongwen . News reports at this time put Ongwen in southwest Equatoria , Southern Sudan , attempting to rejoin LRA head Joseph Kony in Garamba , Ituri Province , northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo . Ongwen and a former wife featured in a film " Picking up the Pieces " by IRIN and released in October 2007 . Uganda People ' s Defence Force spokesperson Maj . Felix Kulayije commented , " Unfortunately , the bastard is still alive . "
Battle of Mount Scorobas The Battle of Mount Scorobas was a battle fought in 88 BC between Rome and Pontus during the First Mithridatic War . The Romans were led by Manius Aquilius , while the Mithridatic forces were led by Archelaus . Pontus was victorious . After the battle M . Aquillius fled and attempted to make his way back to Italy . At Lesbos he was captured and delivered to Mithridates . After being taken to the mainland , he was then placed on a donkey and paraded back to Pergamon . Aquillius was then moved to and executed at the Theater of Dionysus which sits on a hill of the Acropolis . A large bonfire was made in the center and Aquillius was dragged behind a horse rode by a soldier . Aquillius was dragged around the bonfire as gold coins were melted down in crucibles . Aquillius was then held down and the molten hot gold was poured down his throat for an agonizing death .
NRA Army A NRA Army , 軍 , was a type of military organization of the National Revolutionary Army during the Chinese Republic . It usually exercised command over two NRA Corps and often a number of Independent Division s and Independent Brigades and some supporting units . The Chinese Republic had 30 Armies during the Second Sino - Japanese War . The use of the Army was gradually reduced , but not eliminated , in favor of the Army Group after the 1938 reforms .
13 June 2012 Iraq attacks A series of simultaneous bombings and shootings occurred in Iraq on 13 June 2012 . At least 93 people were killed and over 300 wounded in coordinated attacks across Iraq . Background . Extra security had been put in place to cope with the large crowds of pilgrims expected in Baghdad . Two days before the attacks , six people were killed and almost 40 injured in a mortar attack near the Moussa al - Kadhim shrine . Attacks . Most of the attacks were car bombings and appeared to be aimed primarily at Shi ' ite pilgrims gathered to commemorate the death of imam Moussa al - Kadhim . The first car bomb , aimed at a group of pilgrims , exploded in Taji , a town north of Baghdad . It was followed by four blasts across Baghdad . According to an eyewitness , the bombs were aimed at pilgrims but also killed people working in the area . In all , ten blasts were reported across the Baghdad area . Two bombs in Hilla appear to have been aimed at security forces . The perpetrators targeted a restaurant frequented by police , killing 22 people and leaving 38 wounded . According to eyewitness reports , the car bomb was detonated right as a minibus full of police officers pulled up to the restaurant . " It ' s heart - breaking . It ' s just sirens , and screams of wounded people , " remarked an eyewitness . In Kirkuk three bombs exploded , with one targeting the headquarters of Kurdish President Massoud Barzani . A civilian was killed in that explosion . Two car bombs exploded near simultaneously in Balad , north of the capital , killing seven pilgrims and injuring 34 others . Bombings were also reported in Mosul and Karbala . Three federal policemen were shot dead by unidentified gunmen in the Baghdad ' s Saidyiah district . Perpetrators . There were no immediate claims of responsibility for the bombings . However , reports suggested the participation of al - Qaeda ' s Sunni insurgents , as the attacks mostly appeared to target Shi ' ite pilgrims . Reactions . Domestic . The speaker for the Iraqi parliament Usama al - Nujayfi called the attacks a " move to provoke sectarian strife " . Dhia al - Wakeel , the Baghdad military command spokesperson , said that while the attacks are intended to initiate clashes between sects , " Iraqis are fully aware of the terrorism agenda and will not slip into a sectarian conflict " . Abdul - Sataar al - Jumaili , of the Sunni - majority political bloc Iraqiya , was quoted by journalists as saying that the " violent acts reflect the depth of the political crisis in the country and the escalation of political differences among blocks " .
Charles Howard ( British Army officer ) General Sir Charles Howard KB ( c . 1696 – 26 August 1765 ) , styled The Honourable from birth , was a British soldier and politician . Background . He was the second son of the 3rd Earl of Carlisle and Lady Anne de Vere Capell , daughter of the 1st Earl of Essex . Howard was a Groom of the Bedchamber from 1714 to 1727 and Member of Parliament ( MP ) for UK Parliament constituency from 1727 to 1761 . Military career . He entered the Coldstream Guards in 1716 and became lieutenant - colonel three years later . In 1725 , Howard was appointed Lieutenant - Governor of Carlisle and in 1734 colonel and aide - de - camp to King George II of Great Britain . In 1738 , he received the command of the 19th Regiment of Foot , which under him became known as The Green Howards . His regiment took part in the War of the Austrian Succession and in 1742 , Howard became brigadier - general . He commanded a brigade in the Battle of Dettingen in 1743 and as result was promoted to major - general a week later . He fought in the Battle of Fontenoy in 1745 , and commanded the British Infantry in the Battle of Rocoux in 1746 . He was made lieutenant - general in the days after the Battle of Val in 1747 . After the war . After the war he was transferred to the 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards in 1748 and became then Governor of Fort George , Highland and of Fort Augustus . In 1749 , he was awarded a Knight of the Bath and in 1765 , three months before his death , Howard was promoted to the rank of general . He died at Bath , Somerset , unmarried and childless .
James Howden MacBrien Major - General Sir James Howden MacBrien , KCB , CMG , DSO , CStJ ( 30 June 1878 – 5 March 1938 ) was a Canadian soldier and Chief of the General Staff , the head of the Canadian Militia ( renamed the Canadian Army in 1940 ) from 1920 until 1927 . Military career . Educated in Port Perry , MacBrien initially joined the Militia but then transferred to the North - West Mounted Police and , during the Second Boer War , to the South African Constabulary . Returning to Canada he was commissioned into the Royal Canadian Dragoons . He also served in World War I as a General Staff Officer and then , from 1916 , as commanding officer of 12th Infantry Brigade . After the war he was appointed Chief of the General Staff . He also served as the eighth Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police , from August 1 , 1931 to March 5 , 1938 . MacBrien died in Toronto . Family . In 1907 he married Nellie Louise Ross and in 1928 he married Emily Emely Hartridge .
Plançon a picot The plançon à picot , or simply plançon ( also spelled planson ) , is a medieval infantry weapon designed for smashing and thrusting . It consists of a stout iron - shod baseball - bat - like shaft ( length 1 - 1 . 5 m ) and a steel spike attached on top . It was cheap and easy to make , and was extremely efficient on heavily armoured opponents , as it would be easily driven through armor . The weapon is a relative of the goedendag , a popular weapon of Flemish militias of the 14th century . Given that the plançon à picot is recorded at several times as being carried alongside the goedendag , they may not be identical .
USS C - 3 ( SS - 14 ) USS " C - 3 " ( SS - 14 ) was a " C " - 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 , as " Tarpon " . She was launched on 8 April 1909 as " Tarpon " sponsored by Miss Katherine E . Theiss , and commissioned on 23 November 1909 with Lieutenant P . P . Bassett in command . She was renamed " C - 3 " on 17 November 1911 . " Tarpon " cruised along the east coast with the Atlantic Torpedo Fleet and the Atlantic Submarine Flotilla through the spring of 1913 , operating in tests and exercises . From May – December 1913 , she was based at Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , and on 12 December reported at Cristóbal , Panama Canal Zone . Her operations included exploration of anchorages , tactical drills , and harbor defense patrol at Canal Zone ports . In the summer of 1918 , she patrolled off Florida , then returned to Panamanian waters . " C - 3 " was placed in ordinary at Coco Solo Canal Zone on 22 August 1919 , decommissioned there on 23 December 1919 , and sold on 12 April 1920 .
7th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry Organizing . Organized at Camp Olden , Trenton , New Jersey , and mustered in September 3 , 1861 . 7 Companies left State for Washington , D . C . , September 19 , 1861 , and 3 Companies October 3 , 1861 . Attached to : Disbanding . Mustered out July 17 , 1865 . Non - Veterans mustered out at Trenton October 7 , 1864 . < dy _ 1360 > Regiment lost during service 11 Officers and 126 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 2 Officers and 121 Enlisted men by disease . Total 260 . Sources . http : / / www . civilwararchive . com / Unreghst / unnjinf2 . htm # 7thinf
1983 Negev mid - air collision The 1983 Negev mid - air collision was an accident in which the right wing of an F - 15D was sheared off in a mid - air collision . Pilot Ziv Nedivi managed to land the F - 15 safely due to the F - 15 Eagle ' s unique aerodynamic characteristics . Accident . On 1 May 1983 , during an Israeli Air Force dissimilar air combat training session in the Negev , an F - 15D collided with an A - 4 Skyhawk . The pilot of the Skyhawk ejected and his aircraft disintegrated . The right wing of the Eagle was sheared off roughly two feet ( 60 cm ) from the fuselage . This was unknown to the crew of the aircraft , pilot Ziv Nedivi and navigator Yehoar Gal , as leaking fuel and vapors along the wing had prevented both from seeing what had happened to the wing . The F - 15 entered what seemed to be an uncontrollable spin after the collision . Nedivi decided to attempt recovery and engaged afterburner to increase speed , allowing him to regain control of the aircraft . He was able to prevent stalling and maintain control because of the lift generated by the large horizontal surface area of the fuselage , the stabilators and remaining wing areas . Diverted to the air base at Ramon , the F - 15 landed at twice the normal speed to maintain the necessary lift , and its tailhook was torn off completely during the landing . Ziv managed to bring his F - 15 to a complete stop approximately 20 ft ( 6 m ) from the end of the runway . He was later quoted as saying " ( I ) probably would have ejected if I knew what had happened . " However , he also ( inaccurately ) stated that above a certain speed , the F - 15 acted " like a rocket " and didn ' t need wings . The aircraft , 106 Squadron ' s 957 " Markia Schakim " ( , " Sky Blazer " ) , was transported by road to an IAF maintenance unit at Tel Nof , where it was repaired . Having already claimed four enemy aircraft during the 1982 Lebanon War , the repaired aircraft was to claim a shared kill of another Syrian MiG - 23 on November 19 , 1985 .