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Oleg Koshevoy Oleg Vasilyevich Koshevoy ( , translit . " Oleh Vasyl ' ovych Koshovyi " ; ) ( June 8 , 1926 – February 9 , 1943 ) was a Ukrainian Soviet partisan and one of the founders of the clandestine organization Young Guard , which fought the Nazi forces in Krasnodon during World War II between 1941 and 1945 . Born in Pryluky , a city in the Chernihiv Oblast ( province ) of present - day north - central Ukraine ( at the time a part of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic ) , Oleg Koshevoy ' s family moved south to Rzhyshchiv and Poltava before settling in Krasnodon ( at the eastern border of Ukraine ) in 1940 , where he attended secondary school . In July 1942 , Krasnodon was occupied by the German army . Under the leadership of the party underground , Koshevoy organized an anti - nazi Komsomol ( Communist Youth ) organization called the " Young Guard " ( , translit . " Molodaya gvardiya " ) , becoming its commissar . In January 1943 , the Germans exposed the organization . Oleg Koshevoy tried to cross the front line , but was soon apprehended . He was tortured and then executed on February 9 , 1943 . On September 13 of 1943 , Oleg Koshevoy was posthumously awarded the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union , the Order of Lenin , and later , the Medal " Partisan of the Patriotic War " 1st class . Many mines , sovkhozes , schools , and Young Pioneer groups in the Soviet Union were later named after him .
INS Pulakesin - 1 INS Pulakesin - 1 is a self - propelled water carrier barge built by Vipul Shipyard Ltd . ( a subsidiary of ABG Shipyard Ltd ) in Surat , Gujarat for the Indian Navy . Description . The auxiliary ship is 50 metres ( 164 ft 1 in ) long , weighs 930 tonnes and has a capacity to carry 500 tonnes of water . The barge is powered by two engines with a total output of 1 , 800 BHP and has a top speed of 12 knots ( 22 km / h ; 14 mph ) . Pulakesin - 1 has accommodation for 20 crew members and a galley or corridor kitchen facility . It has tank gauging systems , fire fighting equipment and carries a rigid hull inflatable boat . It has sea going capabilities and all of the essential communication and navigation equipment . Pulakesin - 1 ( IR Number : 40373 ) is one of the five water barges built by Vipul Shipyard , as per the contract concluded on February 2006 . It was commissioned by Commodore S . Nedunchezian , Chief Staff Officer ( Technical ) , Southern Naval Command at South Jetty , Kochi Naval Base , on 21 September 2011 . INS Ambuda ( IR no . 35823 ) and INS Pamba ( IR no . 38186 ) are her sister ships , and they were commissioned on 11 October 2010 and 29 March 2011 respectively .
Russian submarine K - 284 Akula K - 284 Akula was the lead ship in the Soviet submarine class Project 971 " Щука - Б " ( Shchuka - B , ' Shchuka ' meaning pike , NATO reporting name " Akula " ) . The ship was laid down in 6 November 1983 and was commissioned in the Pacific Fleet on 30 December 1984 . The submarine was 12 - 15 dB quieter than the previous generation of Soviet submarines . K - 284 served in the Soviet Fleet until the collapse of the Soviet union in 1991 and then continued to serve in the Russian navy . The submarine was decommissioned in 2001 .
John E . Sterling , Jr . John E . " Jack " Sterling , Jr . is a retired United States Army Lieutenant General . He served as Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff for United States Army Training and Doctrine Command ( TRADOC ) from 2010 to 2012 . Sterling served as acting commander in 2011 . He retired in June 2012 . Start of career . Sterling graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1976 and received his commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Engineer branch . He served in engineer assignments from platoon leader to brigade commander , primarily in the 1st Armored Division , the 5th Infantry Division , and the 3rd Infantry Division . Other assignments included service as a project officer for Corps of Engineers Baltimore District , working on the Alternate National Military Command and Control Center ; Chief of Plans in the G - 3 ( Operations section ) , V Corps , in Frankfurt , Germany ; and Deputy Chief of the War Plans Division in the Strategy , Plans and Policy Directorate of the Army G - 3 . Later career . From 2001 to 2003 Sterling served as the Chief of Staff of the 3rd Infantry Division , including the start of combat for Operation Iraqi Freedom . From 2005 to 2006 he served as Deputy Chief of Staff , United States Army Europe and Commander of the 18th Theater Army Engineer Brigade , during which he was reassigned as Deputy Commanding General , Combined Joint Task Force - 76 for Operation Enduring Freedom . From 2006 to 2007 Sterling was Assistant Commandant of the United States Army Engineer School at Fort Leonard Wood , Missouri . Before his assignment as TRADOC ' s Deputy Commander , Sterling was Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations , ( U - 3 / C - 3 / J - 3 ) in South Korea , which included providing operational direction for the United Nations Command , Combined Forces Command , United States Forces Korea , and Republic of Korea on the Korean Peninsula . Sterling retired in June 2012 . Military and civilian education . In addition to his Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Military Academy , Sterling holds a Master ' s Degree in Civil engineering from the University of Illinois . Sterling is a graduate of the Army Command and General Staff College , the School of Advanced Military Studies ( Master ' s degree in Military Arts and Sciences ) , and the National War College , ( Master ' s degree in National Security Studies ) . Professional qualifications . Sterling is a Registered Professional Engineer in the state of Virginia . Awards and decorations . His awards and decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal , the Legion of Merit ( 4 ) , Bronze Star Medal , Defense Meritorious Service Medal , Meritorious Service Medal ( 2 ) , Army Commendation Medal ( 2 ) , Global War on Terrorism Service Medal , Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal , Armed Forces Service Medal , Iraq Campaign Medal , Afghanistan Campaign Medal , NATO Medal , Parachutist Badge , and Army Staff Badge .
United Nations Security Council Resolution 662 United Nations Security Council resolution 662 , adopted unanimously on 9 August 1990 , recalling resolutions 660 ( 1990 ) and 661 ( 1990 ) , the Council decided that the annexation of Kuwait by Iraq under any form was illegal . The Council called upon all States and international organisations not to recognise the annexation , further asking States to refrain from any action that may constitute an indirect recognition of the annexation . It also demanded Iraq rescind its actions in Kuwait after the invasion , keeping the situation on its agenda .
5th Army ( Ottoman Empire ) The Fifth Army of Ottoman Empire , Also known as Fifth Turkish Army , Was formed in March 24 of 1915 with the responsibility of defending the Dardanelles after entry of the rule of WWI . The original commander of the army was the German military adviser to the Ottoman Empire , General Otto Liman von Sanders , Who had commanded previously the 1st Turkish Army in Constantinople . Afterwards the command moved to Vehip Pasha , although Sanders maintain considerable influence . In early 1915 , as the allied campaign to capture the Dardanelles ( Battle of Gallipoli ) began , the Fifth Army consisted of two corps , The III Corps defended the Peninsula Gallipoli , while the XV Corps defended the coast Asian . In addition , 5th Turkish Division was positioned north of the peninsula . The army consisted of the following divisions : The 5th Army also had command of the fortress of Çanakkale and a squadron of planes . When the Allies launched their " Offensive August " In a final effort to capture the peninsula , the number of divisions Turkish involved in the defense of the region had increased from ten ( six in Hellespont and four in Anzac ) , And aditional regiments of infantry , and a brigade of cavalry . at Anzac were composed of III Corps . Three more divisions , inserted in the " Asian Group " , were responsible for defending the Asian shore of the Dardanelles . The XVI Corps also known as the " Group Saros " was located north of the " base " of the peninsula to protect her from a landing in Gulf of Saros .
Frederick Robb Major - General Sir Frederick Spencer Wilson Robb KCB KCMG KCVO ( 1858 – 1948 ) was a senior British Army officer who went on to be Military Secretary . Military career . Frederick Robb was educated at Harrow School , Trinity Hall , Cambridge , and the Royal Military College Sandhurst . He was commissioned into the 68th ( Durham ) Regiment of Foot ( Light Infantry ) in 1880 . He became Adjutant of his Regiment in 1890 before going on to be a Brigade Major at Aldershot in 1892 . Appointed a Staff Captain in the Intelligence Division at Army Headquarters in 1895 , he became Deputy Assistant Adjutant General at Army Headquarters in 1896 . He took part in the Nile expedition in 1898 and became Assistant Adjutant General at Army Headquarters in 1902 . He was appointed Commander of 11th Infantry Brigade and Colchester Garrison in 1905 and was placed in charge of Administration at Aldershot in 1910 . He became Assistant Chief of the Imperial General Staff in 1914 . He served in World War I as Military Secretary and was then placed in charge of Administration at Eastern Command in 1916 . He retired in 1919 . He was also Colonel of the Durham Light Infantry from 1923 to 1928 .
Xerigordon Xerigordon was a castle in today ' s Turkey , which served as a setting for the Siege of Xerigordon as a part of the People ' s Crusade in 1096 . The contemporary records assert that the fortress was located on a hill and its water supply came from both a water well and a spring just outside the walls . The exact location has not yet been identified ; some achaeologists place it about three miles away from Nicaea .
SCANFAR The Hughes SCANFAR system was the first deployed United States Navy phased array radar system installed on the and . It consisted of two search radars , the AN / SPS - 32 and the AN / SPS - 33 . In 1982 , the system was removed from " Long Beach " , and was replaced by the AN / SPS - 48 during a comprehensive overhaul . Aboard the Long Beach , the system used AN / SPG - 55 radars for missile guidance . Despite its failure to enter widespread service , the lessons learned were applied to the follow - on Aegis Combat System and the associated AN / SPY - 1 passive electronically scanned array ( PESA ) radar . History . Prior to the development of SCANFAR , the Navy had been developing an advanced anti - aircraft weapon system combining an extremely advanced radar system , the AN / SPG - 59 , with a new long - range missile known as Typhon . The radar acted both as a long - range surveillance system as well as the target illumination and guidance system for the missiles . The system proved to be beyond the state of the art , in particular the radar required a larger number of individual broadcast elements that proved to be unreliable and expensive . SCANFAR was to some extent a " cut down " version of the SPG - 59 . The main radar would be used solely for surveillance , target illumination being left to existing radar systems used with earlier missiles like the Talos or Tartar . During development it was found that attempting to use a single antenna for both search and track did not work effectively , so the system was modified to use two antennas , one for surveillance and another for tracking . The overall weapon system ended up using three radar antennas , and was therefore similar to earlier systems . An automatic tracking computer was added to the system in 1967 . Also in 1967 Long Beach detected and destroyed two North Viet Nam MiG ' s utilizing the SCANFAR system combined with the TALOS missile system . In service the system proved to be temperamental , due largely to the huge number of vacuum tube s it used . Despite this , the " air picture " it provided was good with over the horizon capabilities . In 1967 during a yard period the Long Beach radar system was converted from electronic tubes to solid state electronic boards . Going solid state for radar and radio equipment lightened the superstructure by 20 tons . AN / SPS - 33 was an S band radar with a pencil beam function which could focus a single radar beam on a target . The pencil beam could be manually operated . SCANFAR was eventually replaced by the AN / SPS - 48E . Gary M . Farral RD2 , U . S . S . Long Beach CG ( N ) - 9 2 November 66 to 28 December 68
Joseph Lonsway Joseph Lonsway ( March 17 , 1844 – January 22 , 1925 ) was a Private in the Union Army and a Medal of Honor recipient for his actions in the American Civil War . Lonsway enlisted in the Army from Sackett ' s Harbor , New York in October 1863 , and mustered out with his regiment in July 1865 . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and organization : Private , Company D , 20th New York Cavalry . Place and date : At Murfrees Station , Va . , October 16 , 1864 . Entered service at : - - - - - - . Birth : Clayton , N . Y . Date of issue : Unknown . Citation : Volunteered to swim Blackwater River to get a large flat used as a ferry on other side ; succeeded in getting the boat safely across , making it possible for a detachment to cross the river and take possession of the enemy ' s breastworks .
33rd Reserve Division ( German Empire ) The 33rd Reserve Division ( " 33 . Reserve - Division " ) was a unit of the Imperial German Army , in World War I . The division was formed on mobilization of the German Army in August 1914 . The division was disbanded in August 1918 . The division began the war as part of the central reserve of Fortress Metz ( " Hauptreserve / Festung Metz " ) . Although designated a reserve division , it was initially composed of one active and one reserve infantry brigade . The active brigade was the 8th Bavarian Infantry Brigade , detached from the 4th Bavarian Infantry Division . The rest of the division ' s troops came primarily from the Prussian Rhine Province and Province of Westphalia . Combat chronicle . The 33rd Reserve Division began the war on the Western Front . It fought in the Battle of the Frontiers and advanced to the Verdun region . From September 1914 to August 1916 , it occupied the line in the region between the Meuse and Moselle Rivers . In late 1916 , it suffered heavy losses in the later phases of the 1916 Battle of Verdun . After a few months in the trenches in Lorraine , it went to the Chemin des Dames region and fought in the Second Battle of the Aisne , also known as the Third Battle of Champagne ( and to the Germans as the Double Battle on the Aisne and in the Champagne ) , and again suffered heavy losses . In September 1917 , the division was transferred to the Eastern Front , arriving shortly before the December armistice on that front . It returned to the Western Front in January 1918 . It fought in several engagements , including the Aisne and the Champagne - Marne offensives against French and American forces , after which it was disbanded and its troops distributed to other divisions . Allied intelligence rated the division as a good division in 1917 , but by 1918 , before its dissolution , it was rated as fourth class . Order of battle on mobilization . The order of battle of the 33rd Reserve Division on mobilization was as follows : I . Bataillon / Kgl . Bayerisches Reserve - Fußartillerie - Regiment Nr . 2 ( attached in early August 1914 ) II . Bataillon / Kgl . Bayerisches Reserve - Fußartillerie - Regiment Nr . 2 ( attached in early August 1914 ) 4 . Kompanie / Kgl . Sächsisches 2 . Pionier - Bataillon Nr . 22 ( attached in early August 1914 ) Order of battle on October 10 , 1917 . The 33rd Reserve Division was triangularized in August 1916 , when the 8th Bavarian Infantry Brigade was sent to the 14th Bavarian Infantry Division . This also made the division entirely Prussian in composition . Over the course of the war , other changes took place , including the formation of artillery and signals commands and a pioneer battalion . The order of battle on October 10 , 1917 was as follows :
William Legge , 6th Earl of Dartmouth William Heneage Legge , 6th Earl of Dartmouth GCVO , KCB , PC , VD , TD , JP ( 6 May 1851 – 11 March 1936 ) , styled Viscount Lewisham between 1853 and 1891 , was a British peer and Conservative politician . He served as Vice - Chamberlain of the Household between 1885 and 1886 and again between 1886 and 1891 . Background and education . Born at Westminster , London , Dartmouth was the eldest son of William Legge , 5th Earl of Dartmouth , and Lady Augusta , daughter of Heneage Finch , 5th Earl of Aylesford . The Hon . Sir Henry Legge was his younger brother . He was educated at Eton and Christ Church , Oxford . He played first class cricket for Marylebone Cricket Club in 1877 . Political career . Legge entered Parliament in 1878 as Member of Parliament for West Kent , a seat he held until the constituency was split in 1885 , when he was elected to the new constituency of Lewisham . The same year he was sworn of the Privy Council and made Vice - Chamberlain of the Household in Lord Salisbury ' s first administration . The Conservatives fell from power in January 1886 but returned to office under Salisbury already in July of the same year , when Dartmouth was once again appointed Vice - Chamberlain of the Household , a post he retained until 1891 . He left the Commons in August 1891 on succeeding his father ' s titles . In October of the same year he was also appointed Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire ( succeeding his father ) , which he remained until 1927 . He was also an Alderman of the Staffordshire County Council and a Justice of the Peace for both Staffordshire and Shropshire . In July 1901 he was appointed an additional member of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts . Lord Dartmouth was honorary Colonel of the 5th volunteer battalion of the South Staffordshire Regiment from 1891 , and of the 46th North Midland Divisional Train of the Royal Army Service Corps from 1908 to 1928 , a period including the First World War , for which he was appointed a KCB in 1917 . On his retirement , he was made a GCVO in 1928 . Family . Lord Dartmouth married Lady Mary , fourth daughter of the Thomas Coke , 2nd Earl of Leicester , on 18 December 1879 . They had five children : The Countess of Dartmouth , who was made a CBE in 1920 , died in December 1929 . Lord Dartmouth survived her by seven years and died at Patshull Hall , Staffordshire , in March 1936 , aged 84 . He was succeeded in the earldom by his eldest son , William .
Rowland Bourke Rowland Richard Louis Bourke , VC , DSO ( 28 November 1885 – 29 August 1958 ) was a Canadian recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . Bourke was born in London , England and emigrated to Canada in 1902 . He returned to the UK on the outbreak of World War I , and after initially being rejected due to poor eyesight , he enlisted in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in 1916 . Action . Bourke was 32 years old , and a lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve during the First World War when the following deed took place in the Second Ostend Raid for which he was awarded the VC . On 9 and 10 May 1918 at Ostend , Belgium , after HMS " Vindictive " ' s crew had been taken off , Lieutenant Bourke , commanding Motor Launch 276 , went into the harbour to check that everybody had got away . After searching and finding no one , he withdrew , but hearing cries from the water he turned back , found an officer and two seamen clinging to an up - turned boat , and rescued them . During this time the motor launch was under very heavy fire and was hit 55 times , once by a 6 - inch shell which killed two of her crew and did considerable damage . Lieutenant Bourke , however , managed to take her into the open sea , and was taken in tow . He later achieved the rank of Commander serving with the Royal Canadian Navy in World War II . He is buried in section O , plot 10 , grave 16 in Royal Oak Burial Park , Falaise Drive , Victoria , British Columbia . His medals are held at Library and Archives Canada in Ottawa . Legacy . The Canadian Hydrographic Service named Mount Bourke in 1945 . It is located southwest of Megin Lake and northeast of Hot Springs Cove , north of Tofino , BC . Specifically , Mount Bourke is located at latitude 49°27 ' 56 and longitude 126°11 ' 02 . HMCS Malahat , Victoria ’ s Naval Reserve Division , honours Cmdr . Rowland Bourke at his gravesite in Royal Oak Burial Park with a graveside ceremony each Remembrance Day . Family contact - Jason Jones , Grand Nephew , works at British Columbia Auto Association , Victoria BC Canada .
USS Bagley ( TB - 24 ) The first USS " Bagley " ( Torpedo Boat No . 24 / TB - 24 / Coast Torpedo Boat No . 10 ) was laid down on 4 January 1900 at Bath , Maine , by the Bath Iron Works ; launched on 25 September 1900 and sponsored by Mrs . Josephus Daniels , commissioned at the Boston Navy Yard on 18 October 1901 , Ensign Willis McDowell in command . By 30 June 1902 , " Bagley " was operating out of the Norfolk Navy Yard . She was placed in commission , in reserve , at Norfolk on 19 February 1903 . She remained in the Reserve Torpedo Flotilla at Norfolk until 14 September 1907 when she returned to full commission . Two days later , " Bagley " began an eight - month tour of duty at Annapolis , Maryland , training US Naval Academy midshipmen . She returned to the Norfolk Navy Yard on 9 June 1908 and the next day was placed back in reserve . The torpedo boat returned to the Naval Academy sometime between 1 July 1908 and 30 June 1909 and served there until sometime in 1911 when she was placed in reserve at Annapolis . She was placed in ordinary at Annapolis on 13 March 1914 . By 30 June 1915 , however , she had returned south to the Norfolk Navy Yard . On 29 March 1917 , just before America entered World War I , " Bagley " was returned to full commission . She then moved north to New York where she spent the remainder of the war patrolling New York Harbor . On 1 August 1918 , her name was reassigned to Destroyer No . 185 then under construction at Newport News , Virginia , and she became Coast Torpedo Boat No . 10 . Retaining that designation for the remainder of her career , she was decommissioned at New York on 12 March 1919 . Her name was struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 31 March 1919 ; and she was sold on 9 April 1919 to Mr . Reinhard Hall , of Brooklyn , New York .
Wilhelm Dietrich Wilhelm Dietrich ( 7 November 1911 – 12 March 1944 ) was a Sturmbannführer ( Major ) and Major of Polizei in the Waffen SS during World War II who was awarded the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross , which was awarded to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership by Nazi Germany during World War II . Wilhelm Dietrich was the commander of the I . Battalion , 1st SS Polizei Schutzen Regiment , 4th SS Polizei Panzergrenadier Division on 15 October 1942 , when serving on the Eastern Front . Prior to winning the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross he had been awarded the Iron Cross 2nd class in June 1940 , 1st class in January 1941 and the German Cross in Gold in September 1942 . He was killed in action on the 12 March 1944 .