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Cyril Harbord Cyril Rodney Harbord CB , CMG , DSO was a cavalry officer and brigadier - general in the British Indian Army . He served in the 30th Lancers ( Gordon ' s Horse ) , and was decorated with the Distinguished Service Order ( DSO ) , invested as a Companion , to the Order of St Michael and St George ( CMG ) and invested as a Companion , of the Order of the Bath ( CB ) . He saw active service in the Second Boer War , the Somaliland Campaign and the First World War . He rose in rank to command the 15th ( Imperial Service ) and the 2nd Indian Cavalry Brigade s . History . Cyril Rodney Harbord was born December 1873 , to Charles Hedgron and Rosalie Harriet Harbord . He graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst as a Queen ' s Cadet and joined the British Indian Army as a second - lieutenant on 3 September 1892 . He saw active service in the Second Boer War where he was mentioned in despatches , awarded Queen ' s South Africa Medal with three clasps and the King ' s South Africa Medal with two clasps . He next served with the 29th Lancers ( Deccan Horse ) and as a special service officer on the staff of the Somaliland Field Force in 1904 . He was then married to Kathleen Mary Cocks ( née Fox ) . This was followed by service in the First World War . On the Western Front and in the Sinai and Palestine Campaign . On 16 April 1917 he was promoted to temperay brigadier - general and given commanded of the 15th ( Imperial Service ) Cavalry Brigade . While in command of the brigade he was made a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order in April 1918 , and invested as a Companion , to the Order of St Michael and St George in May 1919 . For his service in the war he was awarded , by the Sultan of Egypt , the Order of the Nile third class in November 1919 . Having reverted to his peace time rank after the war , in December 1926 he was a colonel and commander of the 2nd Indian Cavalry Brigade at Sialkot in India , when he was invested as a Companion , of the Order of the Bath . He retired from the army in 1929 and died 28 September 1958 , survived by three children , one having been killed in action during the Second World War .
Duffield Castle , North Yorkshire Duffield Castle lay on the flood plain of the River Derwent in the parish of North Duffield in the English county of North Yorkshire . It was documented in 1320 . Duffield Castle was owned by John Hussey , 1st Baron Hussey of Sleaford , who was executed in 1537 . It is uncertain when the castle was demolished , but all that remains today are earthworks marking the position of the mound and ditches . A farm house was later built on the site .
Flygsystem 2020 The Flygsystem 2020 ( " Flight System 2020 " , internationally abbrevaiated as FS 2020 ) , is an ongoing project by the Swedish Air Force to develop a stealth fighter by 2020 . Little public information exists about the project , which might not be possible due to recent defense budget cuts and there are no official statements telling what stage of development that the project has currently reached , although a video on YouTube claims to show a miniature prototype being tested . In 2012 , Lieutenant Colonel Lars Helmrich of the Swedish Air Force asked members of the Riksdag to consider the development of a new jet fighter or to upgrade all present JAS 39 multirole fighters to the NG model , claiming that the early versions of the aircraft will be useless by 2020 . Partnership with Turkish Aerospace Industries . During a State visit of the President of Turkey to Sweden on the 13th of March 2013 , TÜRK Havacılık ve Uzay Sanayii A . Ş ( Turkish Aerospace Industries , TAI ) signed an Agreement with Sweden ' s SAAB AG whereby TAI has an option to purchase Saab AB ' s entire Fighter Jet design unit . The subject agreement also provides that Saab AB will provide design support services to Turkey for the TFX ( Turkey ) program . Industry sources state that the Flygsystem 2020 program will merge with Turkey ' s own TFX program due to the economic viability of such a move .
HMS Daring ( D05 ) HMS " Daring " was the nameship of the " Daring " class of destroyer s authorised in 1944 . Between 1953 and 1957 they were reclassified as " Darings " and not included in the destroyer total , but from October 1957 they reverted to classification as destroyers . " Daring " was built by Swan , Hunter and Wigham Richardson on the Tyne and engined by the Wallsend Slipway & Engineering Company . She was laid down on 29 September 1945 ; launched on 10 August 1949 ; and completed on 8 March 1952 . She was the sixth ship of her name in the Royal Navy . Operational Service . After commissioning , " Daring " served with the Mediterranean Fleet and Home Fleet , and took part in rescue operations following the earthquakes in Greece , and the Eastern Mediterranean operations in 1956 after the Egyptian seizure of the Suez Canal . Armament originally consisted of six 4 . 5 inch guns , six 40 mm AA guns , ten 21 in . torpedo tubes ( five of which were removed in 1958 - 1959 ) and one Squid triple - barrelled depth - charge mortar . Power was provided by Parsons steam turbines giving 54 , 000 shp and a maximum sea speed of 30 . 5 knots . Three 6RPHZ Paxman ' s generators provided electrical supplies .
David Allen Russell David Allen Russell ( December 10 , 1820 – September 19 , 1864 ) was a career United States Army officer who served in the Mexican - American War and the American Civil War . He was killed in action as a brigadier general in the Union Army . Early life . Russell was born in Salem , New York , the son of David Abel Russell who was a member of the House of Representatives from 1835 to 1841 . The senior Russell secured an appointment to the United States Military Academy for his son during his final year in Congress . The junior Russell graduated near the bottom of his class in 1845 . His first assignment was with the U . S . 1st Infantry Regiment . He transferred to the U . S . 4th Infantry Regiment where he served in Mexico . He was brevetted for gallantry and meritorious service at the Battle of Paso Ovejas and the Battle of Cerro Gordo . He was promoted to first lieutenant in 1848 . After the war , the 4th Infantry was sent to the Pacific Northwest . Russell fought in the Rogue River War and the Yakima War . He was promoted to captain in 1854 . Civil War . In 1861 , the 4th Infantry was recalled to the East and placed in the defenses around Washington , D . C . Russell joined the volunteer army and accepted a commission as colonel of the 7th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry . Russell then served in the Peninsula Campaign and the Seven Days Battles . He was brevetted lieutenant colonel in the regular army for gallant and meritorious service . In 1862 , Russell was promoted to major in the regular army and assigned to the U . S . 8th Infantry Regiment . Still in command of the 7th Massachusetts , he fought in the Battle of Antietam . Later in 1862 , Russell was promoted to brigadier general of volunteers and commanded a brigade during the Rappahannock campaign . He later fought at the Battle of Fredericksburg . Russell was primarily in reserve during the Battle of Gettysburg , but was brevetted colonel in the regular army shortly afterward . In 1864 , Russell fought in the Overland Campaign . He was mortally wounded later that year in the Shenandoah Valley during the Battle of Opequon , otherwise known as the Third Battle of Winchester , when he was struck by a shell fragment . He was brevetted major general in the regular army in the field . He is buried in Salem , New York , in Evergreen Cemetery . In memoriam . Fort D . A . Russell in the Wyoming Territory was named in Russell ' s honor . Gun Battery David A . Russell , located within Fort Stevens State Park in Hammond Oregon , is also named in Russell ' s honor .
302nd Military Intelligence Battalion ( United States ) The 302nd Military Intelligence Battalion ( 302nd MI BN ) , whose unit crest portrays the " sly fox " , evolved from the 3252d Signal Service Company which was activated in England on 1 April 1944 . The 3252nd saw service in France and Germany before returning to Camp Kilmer , New Jersey , where it was deactivated in 1945 . The unit was awarded battle credits for participation in the Invasion of Normandy . The 3252nd was re - designated the 533rd Signal Service Company in 1948 and served until 1949 in Salzburg , Austria . In 1950 , the 533rd Signal Service Company was re - designated the 302nd Communications Reconnaissance Battalion . It was assigned to the Army Security Agency and activated at Camp Pickett , Virginia . The unit departed Camp Pickett in 1951 to Fort Hood , Texas in 1952 . In August 1952 , the unit departed for Germany . In 1957 , the 302nd was deactivated in Germany . In 1975 , the 302nd was reactivated in Germany and assigned to the 502nd Army Security Agency ( ASA ) in support of V Corps . In 1977 , the battalion was transferred from the Army Security Agency to United States Army Europe ( USAREUR ) . In 1984 , the 302nd was reorganized as the 302nd Military Intelligence Battalion , and subordinated to the 205th Military Intelligence Group of V Corps under the Combat Electronics Warfare Intelligence ( CEWI ) Concept . In 1985 , the 302nd was subordinated from the 205th Military Intelligence Group to the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade . In August 1990 , a detachment deployed to Saudi Arabia for Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm . Through the nineties , the 302nd deployed to the Balkans and was awarded the Superior Unit Award . As part of V Corps , the 302nd deployed to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 and a subsequent rotation . The unit was awarded two Meritorious Unit Commendations . On 20 September 2003 , Specialist Lunsford Brown , from Alpha Company , was killed in action at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq . In 2007 , the 302nd began its transformation into the 24th Military Intelligence Battalion . With the deactivation of the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade , in October 2007 , the 302nd was assigned to USAREUR and attached to the 66th Military Intelligence Group . Unit Crest . " White and teal blue , are symbolic of the battalion ' s former status as an unassigned - to - branch unit . The battalion ' s war service as a signal unit is shown by the colors of the fox ' s mask and background , while the intelligence functions of the unit are represented by the black censor ' s stamp . The key is for the unit ' s first campaign ( Normandy ) in World War II and also alludes to signal and intelligence functions . The stylized lightning flashes symbolize radio reconnaissance . "
1502d Air Transport Wing The 1502d Air Transport Wing is a discontinued United States Air Force unit , last assigned to Western Transport Air Force in January 1966 . The 1502d ATW was a heavy cargo transport wing of the Military Air Transport Service ( MATS ) , formed at Hickam AFB on 1 July 1955 . History . The wing was organized in mid - 1955 withfive C - 97 squadrons established ; squadrons again redesignated as part of the Wing realignment . In 1955 two squadrons were upgraded to very heavy lift C - 124 Globemaster II which gave the wing a worldwide airlift capability . Also beginning in 1955 , the wing operated VC - 97s for VIP / Special Air Mission flights supporting HQ Far East Air Force ( Rear ) . later HQ Pacific Air Forces , 1957 - 1966 . The wing assumed responsibility for aircraft and personnel of 1503d Air Transport Group at Tachikawa Air Base , Japan in 1964 when 1503d reduced from Wing to Group level . The 1503d was a support organization and had no flying units assigned despite its name . The wing remained flying worldwide transport missions with the Globemasters until 1966 when MATS was inactivated and the wing assets were transferred to the Military Airlift Command 61st Military Airlift Wing . Lineage . Components . Groups Squadrons
USS Adamant ( AMc - 62 ) USS " Adamant " ( AMc - 62 ) was an in the United States Navy during World War II . " Adamant " was laid down on 31 March 1941 at Greenport , Long Island , New York , by the Greenport Basin and Construction Company as USS " Advance " ; renamed " Adamant " on 17 May 1941 ; launched on 7 June 1941 ; sponsored by Mrs . Kelly Hunter , a niece of Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau , Jr . ; and placed in service on 26 September 1941 at the New York Navy Yard , Lt . ( jg . ) R . A . L . Ellis , USNR , in charge . World War II East Coast operations . The coastal minesweeper completed fitting out at Brooklyn , New York , before getting underway on 23 October 1941 for Hampton Roads , Virginia . She arrived at Norfolk the following day and reported for duty to the Commandant , 5th Naval District . She completed shakedown training in Chesapeake Bay and , on 13 November , began duty with the 5th Naval District Inshore Patrol forces . She operated in and around Norfolk until late May 1944 when she was reassigned to the 1st Naval District . She arrived at Boston , Massachusetts on 29 May 1944 and served in New England coastal waters until June 1945 . On 18 June 1945 , " Adamant " departed Boston for Charleston , South Carolina . She arrived at her destination on 28 June and served for almost six months in the 6th Naval District . Decommissioning . On 18 December 1945 , the minesweeper was placed out of service at Charleston . Although her name was struck from the Navy List on 8 January 1946 , the former warship remained in Navy custody at Charleston for another 14 months . On 3 March 1947 she was sold to Mr . Lloyd Lambert of Baltimore , Maryland for scrapping . Note . While still on the building ways , USS " Adamant " ( AMc - 61 ) was renamed USS " Acme " ( AMc - 61 ) on 17 May 1941 .
W84 The W84 is an American thermonuclear warhead designed for use on the BGM - 109G Gryphon Ground Launched Cruise Missile ( GLCM ) . It is a derivative of the B61 nuclear bomb design and a close relative of the W80 warhead used on the AGM - 86 ALCM , AGM - 129 ACM , and BGM - 109 Tomahawk SLCM cruise missiles . The W84 is a two stage radiation implosion warhead with a variable yield ranging from 0 . 2 kiloton up to 150 kilotons . The W84 was designed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory starting in 1978 , based on the B61 nuclear bomb weapon design originated at Los Alamos National Laboratory . Manufacture of this warhead commenced in 1983 . Sources differ regarding the total number of units produced , though the figure is known to be either 350 or 530 . The W84 is 13 inches in diameter and 34 inches long , slightly wider and longer than the W80 warhead used on air - launched and submarine - launched cruise missiles . It weighs 388 pounds , almost 100 pounds heavier than the W80 . The W84 has all eight of the modern types of nuclear weapon safety features identified as desirable in nuclear weapon safety studies . It is the only US nuclear warhead which has all eight features . These include : insensitive , TATB based plastic bonded high explosives ; Fire Resistant Pit ; Enhanced Nuclear Detonation Safety ( ENDS / EEI ) with detonator stronglinks ; Command Disable ; and the most advanced Permissive Action Link ( PAL G ) . The W84 warheads are in Enduring Stockpile storage ; the GLCM missiles which previously carried them have been destroyed to comply with the INF treaty , but the warheads are being maintained in case a future application is required . References . Comparison of safety features designed in U . S Warheads .
Civil - military coordination Civil - military coordination is efforts to coordinate activities in peacekeeping or humanitarian assistance missions during United Nations ( UN ) operations . Civil - military cooperation seeks to gain unity of effort among military forces , police agencies and civilian organizations engaged in such operations . Official definitions . The UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations defines civil - military cooperation for peacekeeping operations as : The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs defines civil - military cooperation for humanitarian operations as :
Michael J . Connor Michael J . Connor , is a Vice Admiral in the United States Navy . Conner holds several posts including Commander , United States Submarine Forces ( COMNAVSUBFOR ) , Commander , Submarine Force Atlantic ( COMSUBLANT ) and Commander , Allied Submarine Command . Connor has served as commander of the U . S . submarine force since September 2012 . Early life and education . Connor grew up in Weymouth , Mass . , eventually graduating in 1980 from Bowdoin College . Military career . Connor , like all U . S . submarine officers ( with the exception of supply officers ) attended Nuclear Power School and received submarine training . Connor has served on several U . S . Navy submarines including the as communications officer , as Damage Control Assistant , as Navigator and Operations Officer , as Executive Officer and as Commanding Officer . Between serving on " Augusta " and commanding " Seawolf " , Connor worked as Flag Secretary on the staff of the Commander Submarine Force , U . S . Atlantic Fleet . After his tour on " Seawolf " , Connor attended Naval War College where he earned a Master of Arts in National Security Affairs and Strategic Studies . Connor also commanded Submarine Squadron Eight from March 2003 through July 2004 , and Submarine Group Seven from June 2008 until April 2010 . Admiral Connor currently serves as the highest ranking uniformed officer in the United States Navy submarine force .
Alexander H . Jones Alexander Hamilton Jones ( July 21 , 1822 – January 29 , 1901 ) , was a Congressional Representative from North Carolina . Jones was born in Buncombe County , North Carolina , where he completed his preparatory studies . He engaged in mercantile pursuits , and enlisted in the Union Army in 1863 . He was captured in east Tennessee while raising a regiment of Union Volunteers and imprisoned , but made his escape November 14 , 1864 . He again joined the Union forces in Cumberland , Maryland . After the war , Jones returned to North Carolina and became a member of the State convention in 1865 . He was elected as a Republican in November 1865 to the Thirty - ninth Congress , but was not permitted to qualify . Upon the readmission of North Carolina to representation , he was elected ( in April 1868 ) to the Fortieth and Forty - first Congresses and served from July 6 , 1868 , to March 3 , 1871 . He was an unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1870 to the Forty - second Congress . Jones resided in Washington , D . C . , until 1876 , in Maryland until 1884 , in Asheville , North Carolina , until 1890 , and in Oklahoma until 1897 , when he moved to California . He died in Long Beach , California , and was buried in Signal Hill Cemetery .
USS Boggs ( DD - 136 ) USS " Boggs " ( DD – 136 ) was a " Wickes " class destroyer in the United States Navy , later redesignated as AG - 19 and then as DMS - 3 , and back again to AG - 19 . She was the first ship named for Admiral Charles Boggs . " Boggs " was launched on April 25 , 1918 by Mare Island Navy Yard ; sponsored by Miss Ruth Hascal ; and commissioned on September 23 , 1918 , with Commander H . V . McKittrick in command . Service history . " Boggs " departed San Diego in March 1919 for a six months cruise along the east coast , in the North Atlantic , and in the Caribbean . Upon her return she served with the Pacific Fleet until being placed out of commission on June 29 , 1922 . Redesignated a miscellaneous auxiliary ( AG - 19 ) on September 5 , 1931 , she was re - commissioned on December 19 , 1931 and assigned to Mobile Target Division 1 , Battle Force , for high - speed radio control tests , target towing , and mine sweeping . Except for a cruise to the east coast ( January – October 1934 ) she served off the west coast until 1940 . She arrived at Pearl Harbor on September 11 , 1940 . Late in 1940 , she was reclassified a high speed minesweeper ( DMS - 3 ) . World War II . The Japan ese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7 , 1941 found " Boggs " at sea , but she returned later in the day to sweep the approaches and anchorage . She remained at Pearl Harbor on minesweeping , patrol , and training duty until January 1943 when she made a run to Canton Island , Phoenix Islands , with supplies . She returned to Pearl Harbor on March 2 , 1943 , and for the next year served in the vicinity as a patrol vessel , minesweeper , and towboat . She served as a target towing vessel with the Operational Training Command out of San Diego ( April 12 , 1944 - March 1945 ) . Following overhaul at San Pedro , California , from March through June 1945 , she was stripped of her sweeping gear and reclassified " ' AG - 19 " , June 5 , 1945 . Fitted for high - speed target towing , " Boggs " arrived at Eniwetok , Marshall Islands , via Pearl Harbor , on August 15 , 1945 . She remained at Eniwetok until October 6 , 1945 and then returned to the United States , arriving in early 1946 . " Boggs " was decommissioned on March 20 , 1946 and sold on November 27 , 1946 .
Fort Walsh Fort Walsh is a National Historic Site of Canada that was a North - West Mounted Police ( NWMP ) fort and the site of the Cypress Hills Massacre . Administered by Parks Canada , it forms a constituent part of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park . The fort was built in June 1875 , and was named for its builder , inspector James Morrow Walsh . The fort was intended to curb the illegal whiskey trade , protect Canada ' s nearby border with the United States , and aid with native policy . These factors had been brought to public attention following the Cypress Hills Massacre of 1873 , and resulted in Sir John A . Macdonald ' s establishment of the North - West Mounted Police . Fort Walsh served as the NWMP headquarters from 1878 to 1882 . In 1883 the fort was closed and dismantled . The site of the fort was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1924 . The fort was later reconstructed in the 1940s to breed horses for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Musical Ride . Today tourists can tour the fort ' s buildings , the former townsite , cemeteries and the whiskey trading post . On September 28 , 2004 , Fort Walsh became part of the Cypress Hills Dark - sky preserve . On 28 June 1985 Canada Post issued ' Fort Walsh , Sask . , circa 1880 ' one of the 20 stamps in the “ Forts Across Canada Series ” ( 1983 & 1985 ) . The stamps are perforated 12Â½ x 13 and were printed by Ashton - Potter Limited based on the designs by Rolf P . Harder .