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USS Fred T . Berry ( DD - 858 ) USS " Fred T . Berry " ( DD / DDE - 858 ) was a of the United States Navy , named for Commander Fred T . Berry ( 1887 – 1933 ) . " Fred T . Berry " was launched on 28 January 1945 by Bethlehem Steel Co . , San Pedro , California ; sponsored by Mrs . Fred T . Berry , widow of Commander Berry ; and commissioned on 12 May 1945 , Commander N . J . Frank , Jr . , in command . Service history . Sailing from San Francisco , California on 29 August 1945 , " Fred T . Berry " trained with aircraft carrier s in Hawaiian waters and completed a tour of occupation duty in the Far East before returning to her home port , San Diego , on 21 February 1947 . A second Far Eastern cruise , between 2 December and 7 August 1948 , preceded a modernization overhaul in 1949 , during which her anti - submarine warfare capabilities were augmented . " Fred T . Berry " left San Diego on 25 August 1949 for her new home port , Newport , Rhode Island , arriving on 11 September . The Atlantic Fleet exercise schedule took her from Greenland to Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , in the ten months that followed . " Fred T . Berry " was reclassified an Escort Destroyer , DDE - 858 , on 4 March 1950 . Alerted for temporary duty in the Mediterranean at the opening of the Korean War , " Fred T . Berry " sailed from Newport on 5 July 1950 , and at the end of the summer , sailed on through the Suez Canal to join the 7th Fleet in the Far East . She screened fast carriers launching strikes on targets in North Korea , and escorted battleship to her bombardment duty at Hŭngnam during the withdrawal from that port . Detached from Task Force 77 ( TF 77 ) on 5 February 1951 , " Fred T . Berry " sailed eastward to complete her circumnavigation of the world with her return to Newport on 14 March 1951 . During each of the next three years , and again in 1957 and 1960 , " Fred T . Berry " served tours of duty with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean , joining in exercises , patrolling this key area , and paying good will visits to many ports . NATO " Operation Mainbrace " took her to British ports in 1952 , and during the 1956 midshipman training cruise , she called at Barcelona , Spain , and Greenock , Scotland . With her primary employment anti - submarine warfare development from 1954 through 1963 , " Fred T . Berry " sailed the western Atlantic from Canadian ports to Argentina , operating with experimental hunter - killer groups . " Fred T . Berry " sailed from Newport , RI , in January 1966 with DESRON 12 for the Pacific via the Panama Canal . She earned two campaign stars and the Combat Action Ribbon for Vietnam service . Returning to Newport via the Suez Canal the " Fred T . Berry completed her round the world cruise in August 1966 . On 15 September 1970 , " Fred T . Berry " was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register . On 14 May 1972 she was scuttled at , in 55 fathoms ( 100 m ) to form an artificial reef off Key West , Florida . In 1973 the research submersible " Johnson Sea Link " became entangled in her wreckage , resulting in the deaths of two of its four occupants . Awards . " Fred T . Berry " received two battle star s for Korean War service .
7th Division ( South Vietnam ) The Seventh Division was part of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam ( ARVN ) , the army of the nation state of South Vietnam that existed from 1955 to 1975 . It was part of the IV Corps , which oversaw the Mekong Delta region of the country . History . The Seventh Division was based in My Tho , and due to the division ' s close proximity to the capital Saigon was a key factor in the success or failure of the various coup attempts in the nation ' s history . As a result , the loyalty of the commanding officer of the division was crucial in maintaining power . In the coup attempt of 1960 , the loyalist General Huynh Van Cao used the Seventh Division , commanded by Tran Thien Khiem to storm into Saigon to save President Ngo Dinh Diem . However , in the successful coup attempt of 1963 , the plotters managed to have the Seventh Division transferred temporarily to the III Corps of Ton That Dinh , with Diem unaware that Dinh was with the rebels . Dinh then placed a rebel subordinate in command of the Seventh Division , preventing the rest of Cao ' s IV Corps from saving Diem .
Vatry Air Base Vatry Air Base was a United States Air Force base in France . After its closure , it was redeveloped into Chalons - Vatry Airport , primarily used for international air cargo transport . History . Vatry Airport ' s origins begin in 1950 when , with the Cold War , NATO faced several problems when attempting to solve the air power survival equation . Planning for first strike survival in both conventional and nuclear wars had to be considered . The primary operating bases for NATO air forces were built on small parcels of land with very limited dispersal space . It was decided to build dispersal bases away from the primary bases to be used in the event of an emergency . Vatry was selected to be one of these " NATO Dispersed Operating Bases " . No flying unit was ever permanently assigned to Vatry and it was used for dispersal training only . However , it did require the same level of equipment as a standard air base . NATO security personnel were required to control base access , guard equipment , munitions and supplies stored on the facility , as well as prevent vandalism . Construction began in 1953 , and Vatry Air Base was designed for 50 fighters with three large hangars constructed . In 1956 construction was completed and Det # 2 , 48th Air Base Group from Chaumont - Semoutiers Air Base was designated as the host unit . Aircraft from the United States Air Force 21st , 48th , 49th and 388th Fighter - Bomber Wings deployed to Vatry , usually one fighter squadron at a time . In 1959 Vatry Air Base was phased down and all munitions , equipment and supplies were sent to Chaumont Air Base ' s Base Supply and the host detachment was inactivated . The facility was transferred to the United States Army as a training facility in 1960 . With the French withdrawal from the integrated NATO military structure in 1967 , the American forces left Vatry Air Base and it was closed . For many years , Vatry Air Base was under the control of the French Air Force and used for a training facility . About 2000 it was sold to civil interests and today is being used as an international heavy cargo airport .
Colt 9mm SMG The Colt 9mm SMG is a 9x19mm Parabellum submachine gun manufactured by Colt , based on the M16 rifle platform . Design details . The Colt 9mm SMG is a closed bolt , blowback operated SMG , rather than the conventional direct impingement gas operation of the standard 5 . 56x45mm M16 type rifle . The overall aesthetics are identical to most M16 type rifles . Changes include a large plastic brass deflector mounted toward the rear of the ejection port . Factory Colt 9mm SMGs are equipped with a 10 . 5 inch length barrel and have an M16 style upper receiver , which means they feature a fixed carry handle , no forward assist and A1 sights ( with 50 and 100 meter settings ) . The magazine well of the receiver is modified using a special adaptor to allow the usage of smaller 9mm magazines . The magazines themselves are a copy of the Israeli UZI SMG magazine , modified to fit the Colt and lock the bolt back after the last shot . Because of the muzzle brake / compensator and the auto - burst feature it is a very accurate submachine - gun , much more so than most older designs . Variants . Current Colt production models are the RO635 which features a Safe / Semi / Full Auto selective fire trigger group and the RO639 which features a Safe / Semi / 3 round Burst selective fire trigger group . Both are equipped with a 10 . 5 inch length barrel . The 633 was a modified compact version with a barrel and simplified front sight post used by the DEA . The most common model is the 635 , the latest version of which are simply marked SMG 9mm NATO .
Kremlin accords The Kremlin accords were a series of treaties signed by President of the United States Bill Clinton and President of Russia Boris Yeltsin on January 14 , 1994 . These treaties stopped the preprogrammed aiming of nuclear missiles at targets on any nation and provided for the dismantling of the Russian nuclear arsenal positioned in Ukraine .
M5 Tractor The M5 High - Speed Tractor was an artillery tractor used by the US Army from 1942 . Construction . The M5 is a fully track vehicle designed to tow the 105 mm Howitzer M2 , and the 155 mm Long Tom field artillery , and carry the gun crew and ammunition . A winch and roller system allows the M5 to pull vehicles to the front or rear . Armament is a single anti - aircraft M2 Browning machine gun . History . The M5 was standardized in October 1942 from the T21 , a vehicle based on the tracks and suspension of the Stuart tank . International Harvester started production in 1942 . The M5 did not serve in US Army for long after World War II , but Japan , Austria , Yugoslavia and Pakistan continued to use it . Surviving artifacts . Many M5 Tractors were used in British Columbia , Canada , as carriers for rock drills . The Chapman " Drilmobile " , manufactured by Chapman Motor & Machine Shop of Delta , BC was designed specifically for logging road construction , and was quite popular .
Washington Conference ( 1943 ) The Third Washington Conference ( codenamed Trident ) was held in Washington , D . C . was a World War II strategic meeting from May 12 to May 27 , 1943 , between the heads of government of the United Kingdom and the United States . The delegations were headed by Winston Churchill and Franklin D . Roosevelt , respectively . The plans for the Italian Campaign , air attacks on Nazi Germany , and the Pacific War were agreed upon .
Gavin L . Graham Lieutenant Gavin Lynedoch Graham was a World War I flying ace credited with thirteen confirmed aerial victories . Graham served with the Hussars from April 1915 through August 1916 before transferring to the Royal Flying Corps . He put in 200 hours flight time as an observer in 70 Squadron before being sent to pilot ' s training in March 1917 . On 14 December , he was assigned to 73 Squadron as a Sopwith Camel pilot . He scored his first win on 3 May 1918 , scored steadily , and on 19 July he became an ace . His next victory , two days later , came during a squadron patrol that destroyed a Fokker Dr . I triplane , and was shared with Major Maurice Leblanc - Smith , Lieutenant William Sidebottom , Lieutenant William Stephenson , Second Lieutenant Robert Chandler , and two other pilots , with every pilot credited with a win . He would not share a triumph again until his eleventh on 8 August ; then he teamed with Chandler and Captain Emile John Lussier to destroy an enemy two - seater reconnaissance plane , for his sole win over a two - seater . On the 25th , he destroyed a Fokker D . VII and teamed with another British pilot to drive down another one out of control . Graham finished his war with over 250 flight hours as a pilot , nine destroyed enemy machines to his credit , three enemy fighters driven down out of control , and one enemy plane captured . On 2 November 1918 , he received the Distinguished Flying Cross , being lauded as :
Operation Myrmidon Operation Myrmidon was the planned raid during the Second World War by No . 1 Commando and No . 6 Commando in April 1942 . This operation was an abortive raid on the Adour Estuary in south - western France . The plan was to disrupt road and rail transport between France and Spain by landing approximately 3 , 000 troops , consisting of two commandos , No . 1 and No . 6 , who would be followed up by one and a half Royal Marine battalions along with an armoured regiment and a motor battalion . After embarking on the transport ships and , the force spent a month sailing off the French coast disguised as Spanish merchant ships . On 5 April the ships approached the mouth of the estuary in order to carry out the landing , however , amid bad weather they encountered a sandbar that they had not expected and unable to pass it , the raid was called off and the ships returned to the United Kingdom .
Ryojun Guard District The was the major navy base for the Imperial Japanese Navy in the Kwantung Leased Territory before and during Second Sino - Japanese War . Located in at Ryojun ) , ( present - day Lüshunkou , China , The Ryojun Guard District was responsible for control of the strategic seaward approaches to Manchukuo and to north China and for patrols in the Yellow Sea and along the China coastline s . It was disbanded in 1943 . History . The were second tier naval bases , similar to the first tier , with docking , fueling and resupply facilities , but typically lacked a shipyard or training school . They tended to be established by strategic waterways or major port cities for defensive purposes . In concept , the Guard District was similar to the United States Navy Sea Frontier s concept . the Guard District maintained a small garrison force of ships and Naval Land Forces which reported directly to the Guard District commander , and hosted detachments of the on a temporary assignment basis . The port of Ryojun on the Kwantung Peninsula was an area with a long association with the Imperial Japanese Navy , having been first seized during the First Sino - Japanese War in December 1894 . Japan was forced to abandon the port due to the Triple Intervention in February 1896 , and its port facilities were soon occupied and developed by the Imperial Russian Navy as Port Arthur , Russia ’ s most important naval base in the Far East . The Russian naval base was seized by Japan after the Battle of Port Arthur in August 1904 and was proclaimed the . However , it lacked the shipyards , armories and the training facilities associated with other naval districts , ( for which it relied on Sasebo Naval District ) . Tasked primarily with coastal patrols of the Liaodong Peninsula and control of the strategic seaward approaches to Tianjin and Beijing , it was regarded as a prestigious posting , with its commander receiving his commission directly from the Emperor . However , on March 14 , 1914 , the status of the Ryojun Naval District was reduced to that of a third echelon naval port , or . It served as a staging point and refueling base in World War I for operations against the Imperial German Navy ’ s German East Asia Squadron based out of Tsingtao . With the Allied victory in World War I eliminating the German threat and with the Washington Naval Treaty limiting naval forces , Ryojun Military Port was deactivated on December 1 , 1922 . In April 1933 , the base was reactivated , and its role expanding to include patrols and guard of the coastline of Manchukuo . On November 20 , 1941 in anticipation of the coming war with the United States , Ryojun was upgraded to Guard District status . However , on January 15 , 1942 , with Japan in full control of the seaward approaches to China and Manchukuo , the Guard District was again deactivated . List of commanders . Commanding officer Chief of Staff
List of United States Air Force special tactics squadrons This is a list of United States Air Force special tactics squadrons . It covers special operations forces units assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command in the United States Air Force . Special Tactics Squadrons consist of Special Tactics Officer s , Combat Controllers , Combat Rescue Officer s , Pararescuemen , Air Force Special Operations Weather Technician s , Air Liaison Officers , Tactical Air Control Party operators , and a number of combat support airmen which comprise 58 Air Force specialties .
Blue Diamonds ( aerobatic team ) The Blue Diamonds was the national aerobatic team of the Philippine Air Force , based at Basa Air Base , in Floridablanca , Pampanga . History . The team was formed in 1953 by First Lieutenant Jose Gonzalez and his air group . It first used P - 51D Mustang s before jet aircraft were acquired . As the Air Force grew in popularity and strength , so did the team . The move into the jet age started in 1959 , when the F - 86D Sabre was acquired by the air force during its modernization . Lieutenant Lino C . Abadia was the commander at the time . It performed in the country every Aviation Week . Smoke was introduced in 1958 ; in 1959 , the team performed with the Republic of China Air Force on and the U . S . Air Force Thunderbirds on August 1 . In 1963 , in response to the United Nations request for the Philippines to contribute to a peacekeeping mission in the Congo by deploying a squadron of fighter pilots and support personnel , The Philippine Air Force created the " LIMBAS " 9th Tactical Fighter Squadron . Pilots from the 6th TFS and 7th TFS were reassigned to form the core of this elite Fighter squadron and as a result , the Blue Diamonds were not able to perform that year . The team first used the F - 5 Freedom Fighter in 1968 . In the 1970s , crisis came to the Philippines . But in 1971 , the sister team of the Blue Diamonds , the Red Aces was formed . In 1976 , the team was disbanded because of the problems that came about . In 1986 , it was reformed , when military problems were eased . In 2005 , when the Air Force phased out their F - 5s , the team was temporarily disbanded . At present , the Red Aces are dormant , awaiting the acquisition of modern aircraft . Among the types under consideration is the American F - 16 Fighting Falcon and F / A - 18 Hornet , the Israeli Kfir , the French Mirage 2000 and the Swedish JAS 39 Gripen but until 2012 there no decision has been made due to the financial ability of Philippines .
CIA ' s relationship with the United States Military National Intelligence Support Team . " A NIST normally is composed of personnel from DIA , NSA , NIMA , and the CIA who are deployed upon request by the military commander to facilitate the flow of timely all - source intelligence between a Joint Task Force ( JTF ) and Washington , DC , during crises or contingency operations . " Bureaucratic structure . Associate Deputy Director of Operations for Military Affairs ( ADDO / MA ) This position ' faded off the org chart ' after the creation of the ADCI / MS c . 1995 Associate Director of Central Intelligence for Military Support ( ADCI / MS ) < br > or Associate Director of Military Support < br > or Assistant Director for Military Support < br > and finally , Associate Director for Military Affairs This position created by CIA Director John Deutch in 1995 He called it the ' Associate Director for Military Affairs ' in a report in 1996 , but that name was not used until the late 1st decade of the 21st century in official documents , like org charts , and the 110th congress DoD appropriations bill says that Title IX Subtitle D will undergo changes " necessitated by the redesignation of the CIA ' s Assistant Director for Military Support as the Associate Director for Military Affairs . " Office of Military Affairs " OMA is staffed by CIA and military personnel . As the agency ’ s single POC for military support , OMA negotiates , coordinates , manages , and monitors all aspects of agency support for military operations . This support is a continuous process that can be enhanced or modified to respond to a crisis or developing operation . Interaction between OMA and the DCI representatives to the OSD , the Joint Staff , and the combatant commands facilitates the provision of national - level intelligence in support of joint operations , operation planning , and exercises . "
Xing Rongjie Xing Rongjie ( traditional Chinese : 邢荣杰 ; pinyin : Xing Rongjie ; 1911 – 20 November 1997 ) was an army Founding General in China . Xing was born in Heipei , China and started his career in the army in 1933 as a Mission Commander of the Defend Group , which joined the Chinese Republic Army in 1937 . During the Second Sino - Japanese War , Xing served in the following capacities : During the war of liberation , Xing served in the following capacities : After the founding of the People ' s Republic of China , Xing : In 1955 , Xing was promoted to the rank of Major General , the first group of generals in China . He was listed one of the founding generals in China . During his career , Xing was awarded the Medal of Freedom of Independent , and the Independent Liberation Medal .
USS Harrier ( AM - 366 ) USS Harrier ( AM - 366 ) was an built for the United States Navy . Laid down on 11 August 1943 by the Willamette Iron and Steel Works , Portland , Oregon , launched 7 June 1944 , commissioned as USS " Harrier " ( AM - 366 ) , 31 October 1945 . Post - World War II West Coast operations . After shakedown and exercises along the Oregon coast , " Harrier " put into San Diego , California , 5 January 1946 . Decommissioning . She decommissioned , 28 March 1946 at San Diego , California . Struck from the Naval Register , 1 December 1959 . Transferred to the Maritime Commission and sold in 1964 . Renamed " Sea Scope " . Fate unknown .
Nikolay Muravyov - Karsky Nikolay Muravyov ( ; 1794 - 1866 ) was an Imperial Russia n military officer and General of the Russian Army . A member of the mighty Muravyov family , he distinguished himself during the battle of Warsaw ( 1831 ) of the November Uprising . He continued to serve in the military and took active part in the fights of the Crimean War . For his role in the Siege of Kars the tsar awarded him with a prestigious title " Karski " ( " of Kars " ) , added to his surname .
Luigi Gaspare Peyri Luigi Gaspare Peyri or Louis Gaspard Balthazar Pierre Léon Marie Peyri ( 1758 – 1822 ) became a general officer in the army of the Kingdom of Italy which was a satellite of Napoleon ' s First French Empire . He led Italians , Swiss , and Poles in a number of important actions in the War of the Fourth Coalition , the War of the Fifth Coalition , and the Peninsular War . Maida . Peyri hailed from Mantua . At the Battle of Maida on 4 July 1806 , Peyri commanded a brigade that was made up of two battalions of the Polish - Italian Legion ( 937 men ) and the 4th Battalion of the 1st Swiss Regiment ( 630 men ) . Spain . In July 1811 , Peyri ' s 4 , 892 - man division was in Marshal Louis Gabriel Suchet ' s Army of Aragon . He commanded two battalions each of the Kingdom of Italy 1st Light , 2nd Light , 4th Line , 5th Line , and 6th Line Infantry Regiments . The " Royal " Chasseurs à Cheval and " Napoleone " Dragoon Regiments were also attached . On 25 July 1811 , Suchet won a victory in the Battle of Montserrat , in which Peyri did not participate . In August , Peyri led his division in the suppression of guerillas in southern Aragon . The Spanish partisans were chased away from Teruel and forced to disperse into the mountains . In April 1813 , Napoleon ordered Peyri ' s division to march from Italy to Germany .
Gerhard Scheibe Gerhard Scheibe ( 6 April 1917 – 22 January 1944 ) was a highly decorated Oberfeldwebel in the Luftwaffe during World War II . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Gerhard Scheibe was killed on 22 January 1944 along with night fighter ace Manfred Meurer when their Heinkel He 219 collided with the Royal Air Force Halifax bomber that they had just attacked . During his career he participated in 140 missions as a radio operator .