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Thomas P . Burnett Thomas Pendleton Burnett ( September 3 , 1800 – November 5 , 1846 ) was a United States politician in the Wisconsin Territory . Biography . Burnett was born to John and Judith Burnett on September 3 , 1800 in Pittsylvania County , Virginia . He would pursue a career as a lawyer , and would be present for the surrender of Black Hawk , and the end of the Black Hawk War . On December 29 , 1836 , Burnett married Lucia Maria Brunson . In 1835 he would serve as president of the seventh Michigan Territorial Council ( the Rump Council ) . In 1838 , Burnett ran for Wisconsin Territorial Congressional Delegate and lost . He then was appointed reporter of the Wisconsin Territorial Supreme Court . In 1845 - 1846 , Burnett served in the Wisconsin Territorial House of Representatives of the Wisconsin Territorial Legislature . He then served in the first Wisconsin Constitutional Convention of 1846 . Burnett died of typhoid fever on November 5 , 1846 in Grant County , Wisconsin . Burnett County , Wisconsin is named after him .
CETME C2 The CETME C2 is a submachine gun created by the Spanish arms maker CETME based on the Sterling L2 . It was replaced by the Star Z - 84 and the HK MP5 . Description . CETME C2 ( also known as CETME CB64 ) submachine gun was developed during early 1960s in Spain by state - owned arms - making company CETME . This submachine gun was manufactured in limited numbers , chambered for 9mm Largo ( 9x23 ) ammunition for domestic use or for 9x19mm Parabellum ( 9x19 ) ammunition for export . The CETME C2 submachine gun bears more than passing similarity to the British Sterling L2 submachine gun , although there are certain and distinct differences in design of some major parts . Externally the CETME C2 can be distinguished from Sterling L2 by grip profile , straight ( rather than curved ) magazine and by folding cocking handle , which also has a sliding dust - cover for its slot in the receiver . The CETME C2 submachine gun is a simple blowback operated weapon which fires from open bolt . The firing pin is operated by a special lever inside the bolt , which allows the firing pin to protrude forward and hit the primer of the chambered cartridge only when bolt is fully in battery . The external surface of the cylindrical bolt has spiral slots to accumulate dirt and grit and reduce friction . Gun can fire in single shots or in full auto , thanks to combined safety / fire mode selector lever on the left side of the trigger unit . The magazine is inserted horizontally from the left , ejection is to the right . Metallic buttstock folds down and forward , to rest below the perforated barrel jacket . The rear sight is of the L - shaped flip - up type , with settings for 50 or 100 meters range .
221st Independent Infantry Brigade ( Home ) 221st Independent Infantry Brigade ( Home ) ( 221 Bde ) was a short - lived Home Defence formation of the British Army during World War II . Origin . 221st Independent Infantry Brigade ( Home ) was formed for service in the United Kingdom under the Chatham Area headquarters of Home Forces on 8 November 1940 . It was commanded by Brigadier C . H . Gotto , and comprised three newly - raised infantry battalions Composition . The composition of 221 Bde was as follows : Service . After a brief spell attached to 2nd Infantry Division , 221 Bde became part of Yorkshire County Division ( later East Riding Coastal Area ) on 19 March 1941 . The brigade was disbanded on 22 December 1941 .
Operation Desert Shield ( Iraq ) Operation Desert Shield was a 2006 operation by the Iraqi insurgency and al - Qaeda in Iraq , planned in December 2005 as a push against American forces during the Iraq War . The goal was to destabilize the American foothold in the Anbar Governorate over the course of six months . The planning of the operation wasn ' t discovered by the Americans until documents captured after the death of Faris Abu Azzam were finally translated , and revealed the details of the operation . The army said the documents surprised them , showing that the insurgents had a " pretty robust command and control system " . The operation . Phase I : January 2006March 2006 . The first phase , scheduled from January through March 2006 , focused on isolating American targets by attacking supply convoys , destroying bridges and restricting the ability of helicopters to provide support . On 7 January , a two - page memo suggested that those insurgents who had infiltrated American bases be asked to reconnaissance the physical area and send back reports to help select potential targets . It also suggested that ammunition caches be placed in advance of the attacks , that only soldiers who had pledged their willingness to die in battle should be sent , and that they first be trained in a series of rehearsed mock battles . A later memo was drafted , which contained the names of the American bases that could potentially be assaulted - including a list of weapons each target would require , including explosives , rocket - propelled grenade s and Katyusha rockets . At the suggestion of the unnamed security chairman , it was decided that operational security required the project to move ahead on a need to know basis , letting individual brigade commanders believe their orders were isolated attacks and not know about their over - arcing strategy . Phase II . March 2006May 2006 . Starting in March 2006 , al - Qaeda in Iraq began keeping reports of each attack against American troops , tracking casualties on both sides , and offering analysis of why attacks were or were not successful .
Peithagoras ( seer ) Peithagoras ( ) was a Macedonian seer and general from Amphipolis , brother of Apollodorus . According to Aristobulus of Cassandreia , Apollodorus , having joined Alexander the Great on his return from his Indian expedition and accompanied him to Ecbatana , imagined that he had grounds for dreading his displeasure , and wrote therefore to Peithagoras at Babylon , to inquire whether any danger threatened him from Alexander or Hephaestion . The answer was that he had nothing to fear from Hephaestion , who ( so the victims portended ) would soon be removed out of his way . The next day Hephaestion ' s death took place ( 324 BC ) and not long after Apollodorus received the same message from Peithagoras with respect to Alexander . Peithagoras is also said to have predicted the deaths of Perdiccas and Antigonus .
USS Accomac ( YTL - 18 ) The first USS " Accomac " ( YT - 18 / YTL - 18 ) was a small harbor tug in the service of the United States Navy , named after Accomac , Virginia . She was built as the Steam Tug El Toro at Newport News , Virginia by Newport News Shipbuilding , and purchased by the Navy on 26 March 1898 because of the impending war with Spain . She was renamed USS " Algonquin " , and commissioned on 2 April 1898 with Ensign W . S . Crowley in command . After being outfitted at the New York Navy Yard , the tug reported for duty with the North Atlantic Squadron at its base at Key West , Florida on 13 April . On 15 June 1898 , she was renamed USS " Accomac " . The vessel served at Key West through end of the year . In January 1899 , she was reassigned to the Cuban occupation forces and was based at Havana , Cuba . Between late 1900 and December 1911 , the small ship successively served as a yard tug at Port Royal , South Carolina , Key West , and Pensacola , Florida . On 4 December 1911 , " Accomac " arrived at the Boston Navy Yard where she spent the remainder of her active career . In 1918 she was renamed USS " Nottoway , and in July 1920 , when the Navy adopted the alphanumeric system of hull designations , " Nottoway " received the hull number " YT - 18 " . On 5 October 1942 , her name was cancelled , and she became simply YT - 18 . On 15 May 1944 , the tug was redesignated a small harbor tug , YTL - 18 " . She served at Boston as a yard tug through the end of World War II . " YTL - 18 " was placed out of service at Boston on 3 April 1946 , and her name was struck from the Navy List on 17 April 1946 . On 15 October 1946 , she was sold to Mr . Arthur M . Hall , of Boston , Massachusetts , presumably for scrapping .
Cepotina Jug ( Serbian for " south " ) or Cepotina ( after a nearby hill ) is a Serbian Army base located 5 kilometres south of Bujanovac . It is the largest and most modern base in the region as regards working and living conditions for soldiers and officers . < ref name = " B92 - 23 / 11 - 09 " > < / ref > The construction works of the base took 7 years , the base opened in 23 November 2009 . The total investment size amounted to some 1 . 7 billion Serbian dinar s and is the largest military facility built in Serbia over the past 20 years . The base provides training , logistics , recreation and sport facilities . It also houses a service for maintenance of vehicles , shooting range s and a heliport . The complex includes a hospital and a dental clinic . The base covers 35 hectares , with 44 high - construction buildings covering an area of 22000 square meters . It is able to accommodate almost 1 , 000 people . Plans exist on expanding the base in the near future in order to enable preparations of army professionals who are to participate in peace operations . The base is expanding 96 ha of land in its vicinity which will be used for training .
Special Operations Command Korea Special Operations Command Korea ( SOCKOR ) is a United States military organization in South Korea that provides special operations forces to United States Forces Korea , the United Nations Command , and the Combined Forces Command . During wartime , SOCKOR combines with the Korean Special Warfare Command to form the Combined Unconventional Warfare Task Force ( CUWTF ) . SOCKOR , located at Camp Kim in Yongsan , Korea , is the Theater Special Operations Command ( TSOC ) responsible for special operations on the Korean peninsula and , when established , the Korean Theater of Operations ( KTO ) . Command relationships . The CUWTF achieves unity of effort through a complex web of command relationships involving three military elements with different but complementary missions , all commanded by a single commander in chief ( CINC ) . The KTO is unique because the CINC in Korea is not a U . S . unified commander . The overall military commander in South Korea has three roles : SOCKOR support . Because of the unique command relationships in Korea , SOCKOR is the only theater SOC that is not a subordinate unified command . Established in 1988 as a functional component command of U . S . Forces , Korea ( USFK ) , SOCKOR is the principal organization responsible for the integration of U . S . SOF in Korea . During armistice , SOCKOR is responsible to both USFK and USSOCOM for special operations war planning , targeting , training , and participation in exercises and contingency operations on the Korean peninsula . Special Operations Command , Pacific supports SOCKOR in these responsibilities . During armistice , contingencies , and hostilities , SOCKOR exercises operational control of the U . S . Army Special Forces Detachment , Korea ( SFD - K ) , which is the longest continuously serving Special Forces unit in Asia . The SF liaison NCOs of SFD - K live , train , and work with the ROK Special Forces Brigades , and thus play a role in the shaping of ROK and U . S . SOF operations to support CINCUNC / CFC . Unit decorations . The unit awards depicted below are for Headquarters , Special Operations Command Korea . Award for unit decorations do not apply to any subordinate organizations , commands or any other activities unless the orders specifically address them .
USS Bellerophon ( ARL - 31 ) USS " Bellerophon " ( ARL - 31 ) was one of 39 " Achelous " - class landing craft repair ships built for the United States Navy during World War II . Named for Bellerophon ( a hero of Greek mythology , the son of Eurymede by either the Corinthian King , Glaucus , or the sea god , Poseidon ) , she was the only U . S . Naval vessel to bear the name . Originally planned as an LST , she was redesignated as landing craft repair ship " ARL - 31 " prior to construction . The ship was laid down on 12 December 1944 at Seneca , Illinois by the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company ; launched on 7 March 1945 ; sponsored by Mrs . Hazel Nitherspoon ; and commissioned on 19 March 1945 with Lieutenant Perry P . Wynn in command . Service history . On 21 March 1945 the ship sailed for Mobile , Alabama where she was placed out of commission on 31 March to be fitted out as a landing craft repair ship by the Alabama Drydock & Shipbuilding Company . The conversion was completed that summer , and USS " Bellerophon " ( ARL - 31 ) was recommissioned on 21 July 1945 at Mobile with Lieutenant Samuel H . Alexander , USNR , in command . On 31 July the ship began a fortnight ' s shakedown cruise that took her to Galveston , Texas . She returned to Mobile on 14 August and began preparations for an overseas deployment . On 1 September " Bellerophon " departed Mobile and headed for the Pacific Ocean . After transiting the Panama Canal , she headed up the west coast toward San Francisco . She made a stop at San Diego before arriving at Treasure Island on 3 October . There , the ship began duty as the repair ship for a newly formed boat pool . When a strike by civilian workers paralyzed civilian yards during the latter part of October , " Bellerophon " began making voyage repairs to Operation Magic Carpet ships while also carrying out some conversion work to enable attack cargo ships to serve as passenger carriers . That work lasted until the spring of 1946 . On 26 March 1946 she departed San Francisco bound for Hawaii . Upon her arrival in Pearl Harbor , she was assigned to the Commander , Amphibious Forces , Pacific Fleet , for duty repairing amphibious warfare ships . She concluded that assignment on 16 July and got underway to return to the west coast . The ship arrived in San Diego at the end of July and resumed repair work on amphibious ships . " Bellerophon " remained so engaged until placed out of commission at San Diego in September 1947 . She remained in reserve , first at San Diego and later at Bremerton , Washington for the next three decades . Her name was struck from the Naval Vessel Register in October , 1977 and she was sold on 20 June 1980 to the Levin Metals Corporation of Richmond , California for scrapping .
James C . Dobbin James Cochran Dobbin ( January 17 , 1814 – August 4 , 1857 ) was a nineteenth - century politician and lawyer who served as United States Secretary of the Navy from 1853 to 1857 . Born in Fayetteville , North Carolina in 1814 , the grandson of congressman James Cochran , Dobbin attended Fayetteville Academy and the William Bingham School and later went on to graduate from the University of North Carolina in 1832 . While at Carolina , Dobbin distinguished himself as a member of Philanthropic Assembly . He studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1835 , commencing practice in Fayetteville . Dobbin later got involved in politics and was elected a Democrat to the twenty - ninth congress , serving from 1845 to 1847 . He later served in the North Carolina House of Commons in 1848 , 1850 and 1852 , also serving as speaker of the house in 1850 . In 1852 , he was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention where he helped secure the nomination of dark horse candidate Franklin Pierce for the presidency . Pierce appointed Dobbin United States Secretary of the Navy as a reward for his work in the presidential campaign . A firm believer in a strong Navy as an insurance for peace , Dobbin instituted reforms throughout the Navy . Eighteen of the finest ships of their class in the world were built during his tenure as Navy secretary . Under his auspices , the Perry expedition to Japan was carried to a successful termination and the treaty with that country signed . He ordered U . S . Navy Lieutenant Isaac Strain to command a U . S . Darién Exploring Expedition to map and survey the Darién Gap for a Panama Canal to link the $ 3 and Pacific Oceans . After his term as Navy secretary expired in 1857 , Dobbin returned to Fayetteville where he eventually died later that year . He was interred at Cross Creek Cemetery in Fayetteville . The " USS Dobbin ( AD - 3 ) " , a ship present at the attack of Pearl Harbor on December 7 , 1941 , was named in his honor .
USS Pink ( 1863 ) USS " Pink " ( 1863 ) was a steamer commissioned by the Union Navy during the American Civil War . She served the Union Navy ’ s struggle against the Confederate States of America in various ways : as a tugboat , a gunboat , and as a small ( 184 ton ) transport . Steamer constructed at Newburgh , New York , in 1863 . " Pink " , a wooden screw tug built in 1863 as " Zouave " at Newburgh , New York , was purchased by the Union Navy 14 December 1863 from New York and Glen Cove Steam Navigation Co . ; and commissioned 6 February 1864 , Acting Master John B . Dicks in command . Temporary service in the North Atlantic blockade . The new tug sailed for the gulf early in April 1864 but was detained in the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron during the spring and early summer for repairs at Norfolk , Virginia , and service as a small transport on the James River . Assignment with the West Gulf blockade . She resumed her voyage south with sister tugs , " Athenia " , and 26 July and joined the West Gulf Blockading Squadron in Mississippi Sound on 5 August , the day of Admiral David Farragut ’ s great victory in Mobile Bay . She supported Union operations , primarily in Mobile Bay , until after the end of the Civil War . Post - war sinking of " Pink " after running aground . While steaming from New Orleans , Louisiana , toward Mobile , Alabama , " Pink " ran aground on Dauphin Island before dawn 22 September 1865 and bilged beyond salvage .
322d Airlift Division The 322d Airlift Division ( 322d AD ) is an inactive United States Air Force organization . Its last assignment was with Military Airlift Command , assigned to Twenty - First Air Force , being stationed at Ramstein Air Base , Germany . It was inactivated on 1 April 1992 . History . Major components . Wings Groups Squadrons Operational history . During World War II , the 322d Troop Carrier Wing primarily carried high priority cargo destined for Air Corps organizations in the Southwest Pacific Area ( SWPA ) . Besides carrying passengers and cargo , it evacuated wounded personnel and flew courier routes in SWPA . Active in the Reserve from June 1947 – June 1949 , it supervised subordinate unit training . From March 1954 , the 322d Air Division was responsible for airlifting personnel , cargo , and mail in Europe . Almost immediately after it commenced operations in Europe , the 322d became involved in a major airlift of French troops ( Project Bali Hai ) from bases in France to Indochina . Initially concerned only with operations in West Germany and France , it soon began operating throughout the entire USAFE area of responsibility . In addition to its routine duties , the division supported numerous humanitarian missions to Turkey , Iran , Morocco , and Pakistan , among other states . It also provided airlift support in the following crises : the nationalization of the Suez Canal in 1956 ; the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 ; the 1958 Lebanon crisis ; support for UN forces in the Congo in 1960 – 1961 ; the invasion of India by Communist Chinese forces in 1962 – 1963 ; airlift of peacekeeping forces to Cyprus in 1964 ; and the Middle East crisis of 1967 . Between 1954 and 1968 , the division supported numerous USAFE and NATO exercises . From June 1978 , the 322d AD managed tactical airlift forces stationed and operating in the European theater and coordinated strategic airlift from the United States and other origins . It also assumed responsibility for all aeromedical operations and administrative airlift in the theater , including highly positioned military and civilian U . S . and foreign government officials . In addition , the division supported military exercises such as Ardent Ground , Dawn Patrol , Flintlock , and Cold Fire / Reforger . In 1985 the 322d acquired peacetime responsibility for airlift management in Africa .
USS Dutchess ( APA - 98 ) USS " Dutchess " ( APA - 98 ) was a " Windsor " - class attack transport that served with the US Navy during World War II . " Dutchess " ( APA - 98 ) was named after a county in New York State . She was launched 26 August 1944 by Bethlehem Sparrow ' s Point Shipyard , Sparrow ' s Point , Maryland , under a Maritime Commission contract ; transferred to the Navy 4 November 1944 ; and commissioned the same day , Commander A . B . Leggett in command . World War II . Arriving at Newport , Rhode Island , 8 December 1944 , " Dutchess " served as schoolship for precommissioning crews until 27 February 1945 when she got underway from Davisville , Rhode Island , for the Pacific . Invasion of Okinawa . She reached Pearl Harbor 19 March for training exercises , then sailed by way of Eniwetok to Okinawa where she landed reinforcements and combat cargo on 1 May . A week later she sailed for Saipan to debark casualties , and continued to San Francisco , arriving 29 May . Transport missions . " Dutchess " sailed from Portland , Oregon , 13 June 1945 with troops for Pearl Harbor , then transported men of the IXth Corps , U . S . Army , to San Pedro , Leyte , arriving 15 July . She voyaged to carry troops from San Francisco to Manila between 21 July and 12 September , then sailed in the Philippines in local redeployment of troops . After hostilities . " Dutchess " arrived at Wakayama , Japan , 7 October 1945 , and landed occupation troops at Nagoya on the 26th and 27th . She was assigned to Operation Magic Carpet and sailed from Nagoya 1 November to embark returning servicemen at Manila and carry them to San Francisco arriving 25 November . A similar voyage was made between 8 December 1945 and 25 January 1946 . Decommission . " Dutchess " left San Francisco 1 February for the East Coast , arriving at Norfolk 19 February . She was decommissioned there 4 April 1946 and delivered to the War Shipping Administration the next day for disposal . Awards . " Dutchess " received one battle star for World War II service . Commercial service . In 1948 , " Dutchess " was sold to American Export - Isbrandtsen Lines and renamed " Excalibur " . She was later resold to C . Y . Tung of Hong Kong , reflagged in the Republic of China , and renamed " Oriental Jade " . She was scrapped in 1974 .