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Francisco Fajardo Francisco Fajardo ( Isla Margarita , c . 1524 - Cumaná , 1564 ) was a Spanish conquistador active in Venezuela . He was a rare example of a " mestizo " ( mixed race ) conquistador . Fajardo was the son of a Spanish lieutenant of the same name and an indigenous Indian woman , Isabel of the Guaiquerí . In 1555 to 1557 he made several expeditions from Margarita to conquer the " Caracas " tribe ( near present - day Caracas ) . As a " mestizo " ( person of mixed race ) he was able to blend in with the indigenous tribes of the coast physically and culturally . After murdering a local cacique he had to flee back to Margarita in 1558 . He returned to the mainland in 1560 , becoming lieutenant - general of Valencia , Venezuela , before going back to Margarita to defend it against Lope de Aguirre . On a new expedition to the mainland he discovered a gold mine in the territory of the " Teques " , in the Caracas region near present - day Los Teques . Early attempts at settlement had to be abandoned in 1562 when an uprising led by Guaicaipuro forced Fajardo to retreat again to Margarita , an expedition by Luis de Narváez to reinforce Fajardo having been destroyed . After setting out on a new expedition from Margarita in 1564 , he was arrested and executed in Cumaná by Alonso Cobos after a sham trial . Cobos was arrested in Cumana by outraged residents of Margarita , and after a trial in Margarita was executed for the murder of Fajardo . The major highway of Caracas , the Francisco Fajardo Highway , is named after him .
USS Kuwana II ( SP - 594 ) USS " Kuwana II " ( SP - 594 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1918 . " Kuwana II " was built as a private motorboat of the same name by the Electric Launch Company ( Elco ) at Bayonne , New Jersey , in 1911 . In 1917 , the U . S . Navy leased her from her owner , Frank E . Masland of Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , for use as a section patrol boat during World War I . The Navy took delivery of her on 2 June 1917 and she was commissioned the same day as USS " Kumara II " ( SP - 594 ) with a Chief Quartermaster Schofield , USNRF , in command . She was enrolled in the Naval Coast Defense Reserve on 8 June 1917 . Assigned to the 4th Naval District , " Kuwana II " was based at Cold Spring Harbor , New Jersey . For the rest of World War I , she patrolled the Delaware Bay and Delaware River from Cape May , New Jersey , to Wilmington , Delaware , guarded the submarine net at Fort Delaware , and patrolled coastal waters near her base . She also served as a dispatch boat and training ship . " Kuwana II " was stricken from the Navy List on 5 December 1918 and returned to Masland .
Wait for Me , Daddy Wait for Me , Daddy is a photo taken by Claude P . Dettloff on October 1 , 1940 , of The British Columbia Regiment ( Duke of Connaught ' s Own Rifles ) marching down Eighth Street at the Columbia Avenue intersection , New Westminster , Canada . While Dettloff was taking the photo , Warren " Whitey " Bernard ran away from his mother to his father , Private Jack Bernard . The picture received extensive exposure and was used in war - bond drives . Background . On Saturday August 26 , 1939 , Hitler was threatening Poland and demanding Danzig . At 4 : 15 that morning the Regimental Adjutant in British Columbia , Canada received a call from the Canadian capital instructing him to call out the BC Regiment . Soldiers fanned out in the city to guard vulnerable points . On September 10 , 1939 , the Parliament of Canada declared war against the German Reich , which had invaded Poland on the first of the month . While other units were sent to the United Kingdom , the British Columbia Regiment was left behind on the west coast . After months of drills and guard duty the regiment was ordered out and on October 1 , 1940 , marched to New Westminster to catch a waiting train to their secret destination . The march . Coming down Eighth Street in New Westminster , Canadian photographer Claude P . Dettloff of The Province newspaper positioned himself to photograph the whole column marching down the hill . As he was getting ready to take the picture , he saw a young boy run out onto the road ; " Wait for Me , Daddy " captures the image of the boy , five - year - old Warren " Whitey " Bernard , running out of his mother ' s grasp to his father . The picture Dettloff captured was picked up all over the world , getting exposure in " Life " ; it hung in every school in British Columbia during the war . Aftermath . The secret destination turned out to be Nanaimo , only three hours away . Later , after years of training , the regiment was sent to France and the Netherlands ; it returned home at war ' s end . When Jack Bernard returned home Dettloff was on hand to photograph the family ' s reunion . Jack and Bernice Bernard eventually divorced . The City of New Westminster is planning a bronze statue honouring the photo to be placed at the bottom of 8th Street , in Hyack Square . The city plans to unveil the statue in 2014 , followed by a re - enactment of the soldiers ' march in 2015 to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War .
Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave ( 6 April 1863 – 26 July 1926 ) was a Haiti an political figure . He served as president of Haïti from 12 August 1915 to 15 May 1922 in a government set up by the United States after its military occupation began on 27 July 1915 following an uprising which resulted in the death of President Jean Vilbrun Guillaume Sam .
USS Western Chief ( ID - 3161 ) USS " Western Chief " ( ID - 3161 ) was a cargo ship of the United States Navy that served during World War I and its immediate aftermath . As SS " Western Chief " , she was sunk during World War II after being sold to the United Kingdom for use as a merchant ship . Construction and acquisition . " Western Chief " was laid down as the steel - hulled , single - screw commercial cargo ship SS " Western Chief " by the Northwest Steel Company in Portland , Oregon , for the " Compagnie Générale " of France under a United States Shipping Board contract . She was launched on 20 April 1918 . The Shipping Board transferred her to the U . S . Navy at Portland on 3 July 1918 for use during World War I . Assigning her the naval registry identification number 3161 , the Navy commissioned her at Portland on 3 July 1918 as USS " Western Chief " ( ID - 3161 ) under the command of Lieutenant Commander Thomas H . Thompson , USNRF . Navy career . Assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service , " Western Chief " departed Portland on 12 July 1918 carrying 7 , 170 tons of flour and proceeded via the Panama Canal to New York City , making port there on 15 August 1918 , After unloading her flour , she loaded 20 trucks and moved to Norfolk , Virginia , from which she got underway on 22 August 1918 as part of a convoy bound for France . She arrived at Brest , France , on 22 September 1918 . " Western Chief " departed Brest on 8 October 1918 for the return voyage to the United States . She reached New York on 24 October 1918 , then got underway again the same day and steamed to Newport News , Virginia . " Western Chief " made three more round - trip cargo runs to Europe . She was at sea on the first of these voyages bound for La Pallice , France , when the armistice with Germany ended World War I . On 16 April 1919 , " Western Chief " got underway for Europe with a full cargo of flour , beginning her final U . S . Navy voyage . She called at the Hook of Holland ; Dartmouth , England ; Danzig , Germany ; and Copenhagen , Denmark , before she returned to the United States , making port at Baltimore , Maryland , on 25 June 1919 . Decommissioning and disposal . " Western Chief " was decommissioned , struck from the Navy list , and transferred back to the U . S . Shipping Board on 28 June 1919 . Later career . Once again SS " Western Chief " , the ship was in mercantile service from 1919 . Early in World War II , the British government purchased " Western Chief " to help to alleviate the shipping shortage the United Kingdom faced due to losses to Axis submarine s . In British service , " Western Chief " was on a voyage as a part of Convoy SC 24 when she was sunk at 1307 on 14 March 1941 by the Italian submarine " Emo " in the North Atlantic Ocean 250 nautical miles ( 463 km ) south of Iceland at .
New York Naval Militia The New York Naval Militia is the federally recognized naval militia of New York State and is under the authority of the Governor of New York as Commander - In - Chief of the state ' s military forces . With the New York Guard , the Army National Guard and Air National Guard , it is under the control of the New York Division of Military and Naval Affairs and New York ' s Adjutant General . As of December 2012 , the New York Naval Militia has over 2 , 000 members , 95 % of whom are also members of the U . S . Naval Reserve , U . S . Marine Corps Reserve , or U . S . Coast Guard Reserve . The New York Naval Militia is organized into three regional commands : Southern Command , Northern Command , and Western Command , and one operational command , the Military Emergency Boat Service ( MEBS ) .
Barrier town The barrier towns were present - day Belgian towns , heavily fortified by the Dutch , on the Austrian Netherlands ' s border with France , and as such were particularly important in the wars between the Dutch Republic and Ancien Régime France . In the 1713 Treaty of Utrecht the allies conferred the conquered city of Tournai on the Netherlands for use as a barrier town . . The barrier towns were : Veurne , Ypres , Menen , Tournai , Mons , Charleroi , Namur and the citadel of Ghent . In the War of the Austrian Succession , France conquered these towns , but at the end of the war was forced to return them to the Netherlands by the 1748 Congress of Aix - la - Chapelle and the resulting Treaty . Menen was a barrier town for the Kingdom of the Netherlands against France from 1815 to 1830 .
1925 Army Cadets football team The 1925 Army Black Knights football team represented the United States Military Academy . Led by head coach John McEwan , the team finished with a record of seven wins and two losses . The Black Knights offense scored 185 points , while the defense allowed 71 points . At season ’ s end , the team was not ranked in the National Rankings . On November 28 , Army beat Navy by a score of 10 - 3 .
INS Karanj ( S21 ) INS " Karanj " ( S21 ) was a Kalvari class diesel - electric submarine of the Indian Navy . It was the Indian Naval submarine which tracked and followed the US Naval Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise during the Indo - Pak war of 1971 as it steamed towards the Bay of Bengal as a policy of show of support by President Nixon towards Pakistan . It was reported that it was in position to fire her torpedoes and sink the aircraft carrier multiple times during the duration of the crisis in case the USS Enterprise actually engaged the Indian Navy . The background of the conflict was the proxy - shadow war being played out between the Soviet Union which was backing India and U . S . which was backing Pakistan at the time which was a precursor to a similar confrontation in the Yom Kippur war proxy battle between the United states which was backing Israel in the conflict and Soviet Union which backed the combined Arab Armies .
Richard Ryan ( GC ) Lieutenant Commander Richard John Hammersley Ryan GC RN was posthumously awarded the George Cross , as was Chief Petty Officer Reginald Vincent Ellingworth for the " great gallantry and undaunted devotion to duty " they displayed when losing their lives while attempting to defuse a mine which had fallen on Dagenham in Essex on 21 September 1940 . Biography . Ryan was from a naval family , the son of Admiral Frank Edward Cavendish Ryan CBE . He joined the Royal Navy in the early 1920s , was promoted to Lieutenant in 1925 , and Lieutenant Commander on 1 August 1933 . 21 September 1940 . The pair had defused many such devices together , and had just successfully defused a device in Hornchurch which was threatening an aerodrome and explosives factory when they were called to Dagenham . The bomb there was hanging from its parachute on a warehouse . George Cross citation . Notice of the award appeared in the London Gazette of the 20 December 1940 .
List of United States Air Force air support operations squadrons List of United States Air Force air support operations squadrons identifies all air support operations squadrons in the United States Air Force . ASOS squadrons are made up of Tactical Air Control Party airmen , Air Liaison Officers and other support airmen .
Raymond Lygo Admiral Sir Raymond Derek Lygo , KCB ( 15 March 1924 – 7 March 2012 ) was a Royal Navy officer who went on to be Vice Chief of the Naval Staff . Naval career . Educated at Ilford County High School and Clark ' s College , Bromley , Lygo joined the Royal Navy in 1942 during World War II . He was made Commanding Officer of the frigate HMS " Juno " in 1967 and the aircraft carrier HMS " Ark Royal " in 1969 . He went on to be Vice Chief of the Naval Staff in 1975 and retired in 1978 . After retirement , he joined British Aerospace , becoming Chief Executive in 1986 . He went on to be Chairman of the Rutland Trust in 1991 , Chairman of TNT ( Express ) UK Ltd in 1992 and Chairman of the Liontrust First UK Investment Trust in 1997 . He was Patron of the Fleet Air Arm Association . Family . In 1950 he married Pepper Van Osten ; they had two sons and one daughter .
Tachymetric anti - aircraft fire control system A tachymetric anti - aircraft fire control system generates target position , speed , direction , and rate of target range change , by computing these parameters directly from measured data . The target ' s range , height and observed bearing data is fed into a computer which uses the measured change in range , height and bearing from successive observations of the target to compute the true range , direction , speed and rate of climb or descent of the target . The computer then calculates the required elevation and bearing of the AA guns to hit the target based upon its predicted movement . The computers were at first entirely mechanical analog computers utilizing gears and levers to physically perform the calculations of protractors and slide rules , using moving graph charts and markers to provide an estimate of speed and position . Variation of target position over time was accomplished with constant - drive motors to run the mechanical simulation . The term tachymetric should more properly be spelled as " tachometric " which comes from the Greek " takhos " = speed , and " metric " = measure , hence tachometric , to measure speed . An alternative , non - tachometric , gonometric method of AA prediction is for specially trained observers to manually estimate the course and speed of the target and feed these estimates , along with the measured bearing and range data , into the AA fire control computer which then generates change of bearing rate , and change of range data , and passes it back to the observer , typically by a " follow the pointer " , indicator of predicted target elevation and bearing or by remote power control of the observer ' s optical instruments . The observer then corrects the estimate , creating a feed back loop , by comparing the observed target motion against the computer generated motion of his optical sights . When the sights stay on the target , the estimated speed , range , and change of rate data can be considered correct . An example of tachometric AA fire control would be the USN Mk 37 system . The early RN High Angle Control System ( HACS ) I through IV and the early Fuze Keeping Clock ( FKC ) were examples of non - tachometric systems . By 1940 the RN was adding a Gyro Rate Unit ( GRU ) which fed bearing and elevation data to a Gyro Rate Unit Box computer ( GRUB ) , which also received ranging data to then directly calculate target speed and direction , and this tachometric data was then fed directly to the HACS fire control computer , converting the HACS into a tachometric system .
Soviet submarine B - 37 Soviet submarine " B - 37 " ( ) was a Project 641 or Foxtrot - class diesel submarine of the Soviet Navy ' s Northern Fleet . On 11 January 1962 , the submarine was tied up at the pier in Ekaterininsky bay of Polarny naval base , with all watertight doors open , while conducting maintenance and testing of her torpedo es . A fire broke out in the torpedo compartment , probably due to hydrogen gas igniting when electrical equipment was energized . All eleven torpedoes cooked off . The submarine was instantly destroyed with all hands except the commanding officer Captain Second Rank Begeba who was on the pier at the time of explosion , and Captain Third Rank Jakubenko , who was on another part of the sub base . , a Project 633 or Romeo - class submarine tied up next to " B - 37 " , was badly damaged by the explosion as well , and several men from other ships and the shipyard were killed . In total , 122 people were killed : 59 " B - 37 " crewmen , 19 " S - 350 " crewmen , and 44 others . The explosion hurled " B - 37 " s anchor nearly from the dock .
USS Bergall ( SS - 320 ) USS " Bergall " ( SS - 320 ) , a " Balao " - class submarine , was the first ship of the United States Navy to be named for the bergall , a small fish of the New England coast . Her keel was laid down by the Electric Boat Company in Groton , Connecticut . She was later sold to Turkey and operated as TCG " Turgutreis " ( S 342 ) until scrapped some time in 1977 . The " Bergall " is the subject of an episode of the syndicated television anthology series , " The Silent Service " , which aired during the 1957 - 1958 season . Operational history . USS " Bergall . " Bergall " was launched on 16 February 1944 sponsored by Mrs . J . A . Elkins , and commissioned on 12 June 1944 with Lieutenant Commander J . M . Hyde in command . Assigned to the Pacific Fleet , " Bergall " arrived at Pearl Harbor 13 August 1944 . Operating out of Fremantle , Australia , the submarine made five war patrols between 8 September 1944 and 17 June 1945 in the South China Sea , Java Sea , Lombok Strait , and north of the Malay Barrier . During these patrols " Bergall " sank two merchantmen totaling 14 , 710 tons and one 740 - ton frigate . On 13 December 1944 , " Bergall " engaged Japanese heavy cruiser " Myōkō " and both ships were damaged . " Bergall " had to end her patrol after being hit by a dud 8 - inch shell ; " Myōkō " sailed to Singapore and was never repaired . While patrolling off the Malay coast , 13 June 1945 , she was damaged aft by an allied naval mine explosion and forced to retire to Subic Bay , Luzon , for emergency repairs , arriving 17 June . Proceeding home for permanent repairs , she arrived at Portsmouth Navy Yard on 4 August 1945 . Following repairs " Bergall " rejoined the Pacific Fleet in December 1945 . She remained on active duty with the Pacific Fleet until departing Pearl Harbor for the Atlantic 10 June 1950 . During this time she made one cruise to the Far East from 4 December 1948 to 28 February 1949 . On 11 July 1950 she transferred to New London , Connecticut , beginning her operations with the Atlantic Fleet with a Mediterranean Sea cruise . During a fleet exercise on 1 November 1954 , she collided with USS Norris ( DD - 859 ) while attempting to fire simulated torpedoes at a surface attack force . On 26 September 1958 , " Bergall " left the United States , entered the Mediterranean on 9 October , and arrived in İzmir , Turkey , on 15 October , where she was decommissioned on 17 October and transferred to the Turkish Navy , commissioned there as Turgutreis ( " turgatrees " ) . " Bergall " received four battle star s during World War II . TCG " Turgutreis " . Ex - " Bergall " was transferred , on loan , to Turkey on 17 October 1958 , where she served as TCG " Turgutreis " ( S 342 ) . Her name was struck from the U . S . Naval Vessel Register on 1 February 1973 , and she was sold to the Turkish government on 15 February 1973 . " Turgutreis " served in the Turkish Navy until decommissioned on 5 April 1983 . She was renamed " Ceryan Botu - 6 " and served as a yard craft at Gölcük Navy Yard until she was scrapped in April 2000 .
Fort Aubrey Fort Aubrey , in eastern Hamilton County , Kansas , was established by the US Army in the 1850s . It originally had no name and was not made a truly permanent post until 1865 . It was originally established to serve as a temporary resting place for traveling troops . The location of the fort is based upon a recommendation by François Xavier Aubry , for whom the fort is named . The intermittent camp was established at the site of a spring fifteen feet wide and three feet deep . The spring was on Spring Creek , near the Arkansas River , and was on the Santa Fe Trail . The spring was used by soldiers , civilian travelers and Indians as they passed through the area . The camp had no name for most of its existence . Some structures were built there and these were at times left completely unused . Sometimes details of a few men stayed in the camp to keep it ready for use . The camp was named Camp Wynkoop in May 1864 , in honor of Fort Lyon ' s commander , Maj . Edward W . Wynkoop . Around that time a stage station was built at Camp Wynkoop . When the camp was again abandoned in August the stage station remained . The camp was in a dangerous area , as hostile Indians at least once killed four soldiers working near the camp . Indian troubles in the area increased , so in August or September 1865 a permanent fort , named Fort Aubrey , was built by two companies of the 48th Wisconsin Infantry . The permanent fort was short lived , being closed April 15 , 1866 . In 1978 , the site of the fort was listed on the National Register of Historic Places .
10th Division ( Imperial Japanese Army ) The was an infantry division in the Imperial Japanese Army . Its call sign was the . History . The 10th Division was formed on 1 October 1898 , as one of the six new reserve divisions created after the First Sino - Japanese War . It consisted of troops from the Himeiji region , namely the three prefectures of Hyōgo , Okayama and Tottori , plus a portion of Shimane prefecture . The 10th Division participated heavily in the Russo - Japanese War , seeing combat at the Battle of Liaoyang , Battle of Shaho , and Battle of Mukden . It remained stationed in Manchuria after the war , and participated in the Manchurian Incident of 1931 and in the Chinchow Operation of 1932 . During Second Sino - Japanese War , the 10th Division was in combat during the Beiping – Hankou Railway Operation , Tianjin – Pukou Railway Operation and Battle of Xuzhou where it suffered a serious reverse in the Battle of Taierzhuang . It was also in the northern pincer of the Japanese offensive in the Battle of Wuhan . It was withdrawn back to Manchukuo in 1940 and placed under the control of the Kwantung Army . In 1944 , as the situation in the Pacific War against the United States grew increasing desperate , the 10th Division was transferred to the Japanese Fourteenth Area Army in the Philippines , where it was mostly annihilated in the subsequent Battle of Luzon continued by joint the U . S . and Philippine Commonwealth forces . Noteworthy commanders in the history of the 10th Division included : HIH Prince Fushimi Sadanaru , Kawamura Kageaki , Ando Sadami , Matsukawa Toshitane , Katsu Yamaguchi , Ugaki Kazushige , Shigeru Honjō . Organization . The initial Order of Battle of the 10th Division was organized as a square Division : 10th Division After 1940 the 10th Division was transformed into a Triangular division : 10th Division Allentown , Pennsylvania : 1981