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USS Du Pont ( TB - 7 ) The first USS " Du Pont " ( Torpedo Boat No . 7 / TB - 7 / Coast Torpedo Boat No . 3 ) was launched 30 March 1897 by Herreshoff Manufacturing Co . , Bristol , R . I . ; sponsored by Miss L . Converse ; and commissioned 23 September 1897 , Lieutenant ( junior grade ) Spencer S . Wood in command . " Du Pont " operated on the east coast , carrying dispatches and training Naval Reservists until the outbreak of the Spanish - American War . She carried orders and messages to ships lying at Dry Tortugas and Key West , Fla . , and served on picket and patrol duty off Key West and Matanzas and Santiago , Cuba . She returned to New York 9 August 1898 . Arriving at Newport , Rhode Island 4 November 1898 , " Du Pont " was placed out of commission 4 days later . She remained at Newport out of commission , employed occasionally in experimental and training duty . From 1901 to 1909 she was based at Norfolk , Virginia in the Reserve Torpedo Flotilla . During this time she was in commission twice : From September 1903 to September 1904 as a training ship at the Naval Academy , and from June 1905 to June 1906 for operations with the Coast Squadron on the Atlantic coast and in the Gulf of Mexico . Recommissioned 14 May 1909 " Du Pont " cruised along the coast with the Atlantic Torpedo Fleet until placed in reserve again at Charleston Navy Yard in November 1909 . From May 1910 to June 1911 she served the Naval Militia of North Carolina , and after lying in Newport from October 1911 to May 1914 , was loaned to the Naval Militia of Massachusetts 10 June 1914 . With the entry of the United States into World War I " Du Pont " was recommissioned 9 April 1917 and assigned to duty in the 2d Naval District . The following year she was attached to Patrol Squadron , New London Section , for duty in Narragansett Bay . From 1 August 1918 she was known as Coast Torpedo Boat No . 3 to release the name " Du Pont " for new construction . She arrived at Philadelphia Navy Yard 24 January 1919 , was decommissioned there 8 March 1919 , and sold 19 July 1920 .
Walter Atlee Edwards Walter Atlee Edwards ( November 8 , 1886 – January 15 , 1928 ) was a Lieutenant - Commander in the United States Navy and a recipient of America ' s highest military decoration - the Medal of Honor . Biography . Walter Atlee Edwards was born in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , on November 8 , 1886 . He entered the United States Naval Academy in 1906 , graduated in June 1910 and was commissioned with the rank of Ensign in 1912 . During the four years following graduation , Edwards served in the battleship , cruiser s and , and destroyer s and . For most of 1914 - 1916 he was stationed at Pensacola , Florida , receiving instruction in aviation , but also helped with the outfitting of the new destroyer during this time . Edwards was an officer of the destroyers and from October 1916 until October 1917 . He then became Aide for Aviation on the staff of Vice Admiral William S . Sims , Commander , U . S . Naval Forces Operating in European Waters , holding that position for the rest of World War I and into the first months of peace . In April 1919 , Lieutenant Commander Edwards began brief duty with the Bureau of Navigation , in Washington , D . C . , before taking up his new position as Aide to the Commandant of the Naval War College , in Newport , Rhode Island . For a year , beginning in May 1921 , he was Commanding Officer of the destroyers and . Between June 1922 and September 1923 , Edwards commanded the destroyer , a tour marked by the December 16 , 1922 rescue of nearly 500 survivors from the burning French transport " Vinh - Long " . For his heroism on that occasion he was awarded the Medal of Honor , as well as receiving the Legion of Honor from the French government and the Distinguished Service Order from the King of England . In 1923 - 1924 , Lieutenant Commander Edwards was stationed at the Bureau of Navigation . He was then Gunnery Officer on the armored cruiser and , in August 1927 , took command of the destroyer . Hospitalized in Washington , D . C . , in December 1927 , Lieutenant Commander Walter A . Edwards died there on January 15 , 1928 . He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery , Arlington County , Virginia . Namesake . The destroyer was named in honor of Lieutenant Commander Edwards . Medal of Honor citation . Lieutenant Commander Edwards ' official Medal of Honor citation is as follows : For heroism in rescuing 482 men , women and children from the French military transport " Vinh - Long " , destroyed by fire in the Sea of Marmora , Turkey , on 16 December 1922 . Lieutenant Commander Edwards , commanding the U . S . S . " Bainbridge " , placed his vessel alongside the bow of the transport and , in spite of several violent explosions which occurred on the burning vessel , maintained his ship in that position until all who were alive were taken on board . Of a total of 495 on board , 482 were rescued by his coolness , judgement and professional skill , which were combined with a degree of heroism that must reflect new glory on the United States Navy .
Juliana Republic The Juliana Republic was declared in the imperial Brazilian province of Santa Catarina on July 24 , 1839 , and lasted only until November 15 , 1839 . The Republic was declared in an extension of the Ragamuffin War in the neighboring province of Rio Grande do Sul , where the Riograndense Republic had been declared . The rebels from the Riograndense Republic , who were joined by Italian military leader Giuseppe Garibaldi , attacked Santa Catarina and conquered the harbor and city of Laguna . The rebels could not conquer the imperial provincial capital of Ilha de Nossa Senhora do Desterro ( present - day Florianópolis ) , because their naval forces were found and destroyed by the imperial Brazilian navy at Massiambu River ( on the continent , south of Santa Catarina Island ) while those rebel forces were preparing to attack Nossa Senhora do Desterro . Chiefly because of this , the República Juliana lasted for only four months . In November , imperial forces took the Julian capital of Laguna .
Army Training Schools The German Army Training Schools ( ) are the training establishments of the German Army , alongside the Army Training Centres ( " Zentren des Heeres " ) . Command . The training schools are subordinated to the Army Office . The commander of all training schools is the Deputy Head of the Army Office . Most of the German Army training schools are responsible for the continuation training of a specific arm of service . The commander of each school is usually also the General of the Artillery , General of the Infantry , General of the Armoured Corps , etc . This appointment , despite the name , may be filled by a colonel ( " Oberst " ) ; most however are filled by an officer holding the rank of brigadier general ( " Brigadegeneral " ) . Since 2008 the Commander of Army Training Schools has been Brigadegeneral Heinrich Fischer who is based in the Army Office at Cologne . Organisation . The individual training schools are : The officer cadets carry out their service in officer training battalion s that are attached to two arms schools and at the Army Air Defence Training Centre ( " Ausbildungszentrum Heeresflugabwehrtruppe " )
Long War ( 20th century ) The " Long War " is a name proposed by Philip Bobbitt in " " , to describe the series of major conflicts fought from the start of the First World War in 1914 to the decline of the Soviet Union in 1990 . As proposed by Bobbitt , the " Long War " includes the First World War , the Second World War , the Korean War , the Vietnam War , as well as the Bolshevik Revolution , the Chinese Civil War , the Spanish Civil War and the Cold War . These wars were all fought over a single set of constitutional issues , to determine which form of constitution – liberal democracy , fascism or socialism – would replace the colonial ideology of the imperial states of Europe that had emerged after the epochal Napoleonic Wars that had dominated the world between the Congress of Vienna and August 1914 . Just as earlier epochal wars were resolved by major international settlements , - Westphalia , Utrecht and Vienna – so the Long War was resolved by the 1990 Charter of Paris for a New Europe . Bobbitt ' s " Long War " follows a view of history understood as a series of epochal wars that have shaped both state constitutions and international relations . Bobbitt traces this perspective of military history via Thomas Hobbes and Niccolò Machiavelli to Thucydides . The Greek historian Thucydides , for example , identified the wars of the fifth century BC in the Hellenic world as a constitutional struggle between the hegemons Athens and Sparta , which he called the Peloponnesian War . Alternate views of grouping the same time period include the Second Thirty Years War which extends from 1914 to 1945 and includes the First World War , the Second World War and so forms a subdivision within Bobbitt ' s " Long War " , and the European Civil War which extends the beginning of the period to the Franco - Prussian War of 1870 , though still concludes with the Second World War in 1945 .
French ship Royal Louis ( 1758 ) The Royal Louis was a first - rate 116 - gun ship of the line of the Royal French Navy , built in 1757 - 59 by Jacques - Luc Coulomb at Brest . She was the fourth ship to bear the name , and the only ship of the " Sans - Pareil " design ever built . In 1771 , when in dry dock , she was damaged beyond repair and eventually demolished in 1772 . A 1 / 18 scale model on display at Paris naval museum is thought to represent " Royal Louis " .
33rd Regiment ( Vietnam People ' s Army ) The VPA 33rd Regiment was a well - trained regiment of the Vietnam People ' s Army during the Vietnam War . The regiment or elements participated in battles at Binh Ba , Long Khanh and Nui Le against Australian Army forces , as well as a number of other actions . Another notable battle included the battles of Ia Drang and Plei Me ( 1965 ) . The 33rd Regiment was under 1st Infantry Division ( Vietnam People ' s Army ) , later was under B25B Division . A 33rd Regiment memorial near Binh Ba lists 2 , 100 killed in the war , out of an estimated 4 , 000 Vietnamese killed in two provinces occupied by Australian troops from 1966 to 1972 Dr Bob Hall , a former infantry officer and Vietnam veteran who heads Operation Wandering Souls that aims to identify all Vietnamese soldiers killed in clashes with Australian forces , has so far identified 3 , 009 burial sites and has passed on the names of over 600 Vietnamese soldiers believed to be buried there .
USS West Virginia ( SSBN - 736 ) USS " West Virginia " ( SSBN - 736 ) is a United States Navy ballistic missile submarine which has been in commission since 1990 . She is the third U . S . Navy ship to be named for West Virginia , the 35th state , and the 11th of 18 " Ohio " - class submarines . Construction and commissioning . The contract to build " West Virginia " was awarded to the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation in Groton , Connecticut , on 21 November 1983 and her keel was laid down there on 24 December 1987 . She was launched on 14 October 1989 , sponsored by Mrs . Erma Byrd , wife of United States Senator Robert C . Byrd of West Virginia , and commissioned on 20 October 1990 , with Captain J . R . Harvey in command of the Blue Crew and Captain Donald McDermott in command of the Gold Crew . Service history . USS " West Virginia " ( SSBN - 736 ) is based at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay , Georgia . On 29 December 2008 , Captain Daniel Mack , commander of Submarine Squadron 16 / 20 , relieved " West Virginia " s commanding officer , Commander Charles “ Tony ” Hill , of command " due to a loss of confidence " in Hills ability to command . Captain Stephen Gillespie was assigned as " West Virginia " s temporary commanding officer . Sept . 2010 : The approximate 300 Sailors assigned to the two crews that alternate patrols on the West Virginia merge into one crew of about 110 sailors during the overhaul and refueling , which will be done at the Norfolk Navy Shipyard ( NNSY ) in Norfolk , Va . , beginning in early 2011 . Commander Adam D . Palmer relieved Commander Steven K . Hall as commanding officer of the " Ohio " - class ballistic submarine USS West Virginia ( SSBN 736 ) during a change of command ceremony 9 Sept . at Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth , Va . Community Support . USS West Virginia ’ s Blue and Gold crew members regularly return to the state of West Virginia to participate in parades , community service projects and initiatives . West Virginia ' s commissioning crew established a relationship with the West Virginia Children ' s Home ( WVCH ) in 1990 . WVCH Director Carson Markley , who attended the ship ' s commissioning , appreciates the special bond between the ship and the WVCH .
Battle of Richmond , Louisiana The Battle of Richmond was a minor engagement that was fought June 15 , 1863 , in Richmond , Louisiana , during the Siege of Vicksburg of the American Civil War . Background . Richmond sat along an important Confederate supply line running into Vicksburg from the west . Union forces were able to advance against this supply line following their victories at the battles of Milliken ' s Bend and Young ' s Point . Maj . Gen . William T . Sherman dispatched Brig . Gen . Joseph Mower ' s Eagle Brigade from the Vicksburg trenches to coordinate with Brig . Gen . Alfred W . Ellet ' s Marine Brigade and drive Maj . Gen . John George Walker ' s Confederates from Richmond . Battle . Mower and Ellet advanced on Richmond with the Marines in the lead . Ellet ' s command was discovered by Confederate scouts and Walker deployed a concealed line of skirmishers from the 18th Texas Regiment . The Texans attacked and stopped the Union vanguard . Walker was able to hold off Ellet until Mower ' s infantry came up . Mower formed his brigade in line of battle and unlimbered his artillery . The battle continued as an artillery duel until Mower ' s troops maneuvered through a bayou on the Confederate ' s flank . Walker was informed his supply wagons were safely removed and , desperately outnumbered , he ordered a withdrawal . Aftermath . Walker ' s men destroyed bridges behind them and although Mower ' s troops rebuilt them , the Union force contented themselves with destroying the town . The Union victory deprived the Vicksburg garrison of yet another supply route from Louisiana farmlands .
Shizuya Hayashi Shizuya Hayashi ( November 28 , 1917 – March 12 , 2008 ) was a soldier in the 100th Infantry Battalion of the United States Army . He received the Medal of Honor for actions in Cerasuolo , Italy during World War II . Early life . Hayashi was born in Waiakea , Hawaii . He is the son of immigrants who were born in Japan . He is a " Nisei " , which means that he is a second generation Japanese - American . Soldier . Nine months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor , Hayashi joined the US Army in March 1941 . He was given the nickname " Cesar " because his sergeant could not pronounce his name . Hayashi volunteered to be part of the all - " Nisei " 100th Infantry Battalion . This army unit was mostly made up of Japanese Americans from Hawaii and the mainland . For his actions in November 1943 , Hayashi was awarded the Army ' s second - highest decoration , the Distinguished Service Cross . Medal of Honor citation . Hayashi ' s Medal of Honor recognized his conduct in frontline fighting in central Italy in 1943 . He distinguished himself by taking over a German position despite superior numbers . Hayashi was originally awarded the Distinguished Service Cross which was upgraded to the Medal of Honor upon military review in June 2000 . The review was conducted on the belief that racial discrimination prevented Hayashi and several other soldiers of Asian descent from being awarded the United States ' highest decoration for valor . Twenty one other soldiers also received the Medal based on the review . Hayashi was one of 12 who were still alive when the Medal was eventually awarded . Since being recognized with the Medal , Hayashi has been a guest speaker at various events including being an honored guest at the United States Army Southern European Task Force . Hayashi , Shizuya " Rank and organization : " Private , U . S . Army , Company A , 100th Infantry Battalion ( Separate ) " Place and date : " Cerasuolo , Italy , November 29 , 1943 " Entered service at : " Schofield Barracks , Hawaii " Born : " November 28 , 1917 , Waiakea , Hawaii " Citation : " Private Shizuya Hayashi distinguished himself by extraordinary heroism in action on 29 November 1943 , near Cerasuolo , Italy . During a flank assault on high ground held by the enemy , Private Hayashi rose alone in the face of grenade , rifle , and machine gun fire . Firing his automatic rifle from the hip , he charged and overtook an enemy machine gun position , killing seven men in the nest and two more as they fled . After his platoon advanced 200 yards from this point , an enemy antiaircraft gun opened fire on the men . Private Hayashi returned fire at the hostile position , killing nine of the enemy , taking four prisoners , and forcing the remainder of the force to withdraw from the hill . Private Hayashi ’ s extraordinary heroism and devotion to duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit on him , his unit , and the United States Army .
40th Armored Division ( United States ) The 40th Armored Division was a division of the United States Army National Guard from July 1954 until 1967 . History . After its return from the Korean War , the 40th Infantry Division was reorganised on 1 July 1954 as the 40th Armored Division . On 1 December 1967 , a major reorganization of the National Guard reduced the Guard to eight combat divisions , with the 40th Armored Division as one of the units designated for inactivation . On 29 January 1968 , the Division was eliminated and the 40th Infantry Brigade and 40th Armored Brigade were organized .
SM UB - 32 SM " UB - 32 " was a German Type UB II submarine or U - boat in the German Imperial Navy ( ) during World War I . The U - boat was ordered on 22 July 1915 and launched on 4 December 1915 . She was commissioned into the German Imperial Navy on 11 April 1916 as SM " UB - 32 " . The submarine sank 22 ships in 16 patrols . " UB - 32 " was sunk by aerial bombing in the English Channel on 22 September 1917 .
James Sheridan ( Medal of Honor ) James Sheridan ( May 27 , 1832 – November 9 , 1893 ) was a Union Navy sailor in the American Civil War and a recipient of the U . S . military ' s highest decoration , the Medal of Honor , for his actions at the Battle of Mobile Bay . Born on May 27 , 1832 , in Newark , New Jersey , Sheridan was living in New York when he joined the Navy . He was a skilled navigator and served during the Civil War as a quartermaster on the . At the Battle of Mobile Bay on August 5 , 1864 , he acted as captain of " Oneida ' s " aft 11 - inch gun as the ship took heavy fire from Confederate artillery . A shell fragment struck the carriage of his gun and another Confederate shot decapitated a U . S . Marine before denting and cracking the gun itself . An 1873 account recalled that Sheridan " was badly wounded by the splinters and by pieces of the man ' s head striking him in various parts of the body , bespattering him with blood and brains . " A button from the marine ' s cap hit him in the chest but was prevented from causing injury by a watch which Sheridan kept in his breast pocket for use in navigation . Despite his wounds , Sheridan oversaw the firing of two more shots from his damaged gun and then took over for the injured signal quartermaster . For these actions , he was awarded the Medal of Honor four months later on December 31 , 1864 , however his medal remained unclaimed and in the possession of the Department of the Navy as of 1898 . Sheridan ' s official Medal of Honor citation reads : Served as quartermaster on board the U . S . S . " Oneida " in the engagement at Mobile Bay 5 August 1864 . Acting as captain of the after 11 - inch gun , and wounded in several places , Sheridan remained at his gun until the firing had ceased and then took the place of the signal quartermaster who had been injured by a fall . Recommended for his gallantry and intelligence , Sheridan served courageously throughout this battle which resulted in the capture of the rebel ram " Tennessee " and the damaging of Fort Morgan . Sheridan died on November 9 , 1893 , at age 61 and was buried in Brooklyn , New York City .
Charles Hastings Doyle Sir Charles Hastings Doyle , ( 10 April 1804 – 19 March 1883 ) was a British military officer and he was the second Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia post Confederation and the first Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick . Born in London , England , the eldest son of Lieutenant - General Sir Charles William Doyle and Sophia Cramer Coghill , he attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and joined the army as an ensign of the 24th , 2nd Warwickshire , Regiment of Foot on 23 December 1819 . He was promoted to the ranks of Lieutenant on 27 September 1822 and Captain on 16 June 1825 . He received a Brevet - Major on 28 June 1838 . Rising through the ranks , he reached Major General in 1860 . After service in the Crimean War , he was stationed in Nova Scotia and , during the American Civil War , resolved the Chesapeake Affair , which took place in Halifax . Next Charles Hastings Doyle countered the threat of Fenian Raid on Canada ' s Maritime Provinces by ending the Campobello Island Raid ( 1866 ) . By April 1866 the menace of a Fenian invasion of New Brunswick was at its most serious , and Doyle quickly responded to Lieutenant Governor Gordon ’ s request for military aid . On 17 April 1866 he left Halifax with Royal Navy warships carrying over 700 British regulars and proceeded to Passamaquoddy Bay where the Fenian force was concentrated , under the command of John O ' Mahony . This show of British armed might discouraged the Fenians , and the invaders dispersed . He was appointed the Lieutenant - Governor of New Brunswick in 1867 , the first Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick after . From 1867 to 1873 , he was the second Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia post - Confederation . In 1869 , he became a lieutenant general and a Knight Commander of St Michael and St George . There is a full length portrait of him by Adolphus Robert Venables in Province House ( Nova Scotia ) . References . Hart , H . G . 1841 . The New Army List . London . Paton , G . 1892 . Historical Records of the 24th Regiment . London .
College of Aeronautical Engineering The College of Aeronautical Engineering ( or CAE ) is located at the Pakistan Air Force Academy , Risalpur , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa , Pakistan , and is affiliated with the National University of Sciences and Technology ( NUST ) . CAE was set up under USAF supervision in 1967 , at PAF Base Korangi Creek . In 1986 , the college moved to the Pakistan Air Force Academy at Risalpur . Course Numbers G - 1 to G - 23 passed out from CAE at PAF Korangi while G - 24 onwards have graduated from PAF Academy Risalpur .
MV Dolores Chouest The MV " Dolores Chouest " is a specifically built surrogate ship , to DSV Alvin class submersibles and other military rescue ships . She provides surface support for special warfare exercise missions , submarine sea trials / deep dives , mine recovery operations ( inert mines only ) and unmanned vehicle operations and mother ship support for submarine rescue chamber operations . The contract was valued at $ 19 . 9 million for four years if all options are exercised . The " Dolores Chouest " is based in Joint Expiditionary Base Little Creek / Fort Story , Virginia to help support emergency roles in the Atlantic ocean . These ships serve emergency needs in the case that a submarine experiences catastrophic failure while underway . These ships are also used for scientific surveys and have been used in various salvage operations . The " Dolores Chouest " can support all the submersibles and divers while other cargo craft are nearby to transfer raised goods .