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Mick Zais Mitchell M . " Mick " Zais ( born December 10 , 1946 ) is the 17th South Carolina Superintendent of Education . Zais took the oath of office on January 12 , 2011 . Before winning the election , he served as President of Newberry College for ten years . Education background . Zais earned a bachelor ' s of science degree in engineering from West Point , a masters of science and a doctorate in social psychology and organizational behavior both from the University of Washington and a masters of art in military history from the School of Advanced Military Studies at Fort Leavenworth , Kansas . Military career . During his military career , Dr . Zais served in a wide variety of infantry units in Vietnam , the United States , and Korea . He commanded two rifle companies , an infantry battalion , a light infantry brigade , and served as deputy commanding general at Fort Riley , Kansas . Dr . Zais was also the Pentagon ' s Chief of War Plans . As an assistant professor at West Point for three years , he taught organizational behavior , leadership , and management consulting . Dr . Zais served as a White House aide and in Panama as executive assistant to the four - star commander of all U . S . forces in Central and South America . In Kuwait , he was commanding general of U . S . and Allied forces . He also served as commanding general of Operation Provide Refuge , the task force that cared for 4 , 000 Kosovo refugees who entered the United States . Dr . Zais ' last military assignment was as Chief of Staff of the U . S . Army Reserve Command , the headquarters that administers the 184 , 000 part - time Reservists , 9 , 000 civilian employees , and 11 , 000 full - time military members of the Army Reserve . Dr . Zais ' military awards and decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal ; the Defense Superior Service Medal ; the Legion of Merit ; the Bronze Star ; the Meritorious Service Medal ; the Air Medal ; the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal ; the Humanitarian Service Medal ; the Ranger , Airborne , and Combat Infantryman ' s Badges ; and the South Carolina Meritorious Service Medal . Newberry College . Zais became the president of Newberry College in August 2000 . During his time at Newberry , both enrollment and endowment have nearly doubled . The college added forensic chemistry and nursing to the academic curriculum . Dr . Zais retired in June 2010 just prior to running for state superintendent . 2010 Election . Zais ran in a crowded field for the Republican nomination . Zais was the top vote getter in the primary but didn ' t clear the necessary 50 % threshold . Zais defeated Elizabeth Moffly in the run - off . He faced Democrat Frank Holleman , Libertarian Tim Moultrie and two minor party candidates in the November general election . Zais won with 51 % of the vote .
Ebara Soroku Biography . Ebara was born in Edo as the son of a lesser retainer of the Tokugawa Shogunate , but was an exceptionally talented scholar and selected for the Shogunal military academy based on his performance at the " terakoya " temple schools . Following his combat service at the Battle of Toba - Fushimi during the Boshin War of the Meiji Restoration , he visited the United States . On his return to Japan , he moved to Shizuoka prefecture to be near the former Shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu and assisted in establishing the Numazu Military Academy and Numazu Junior High School . Converting to Christianity in 1877 , he was responsible for starting the Numazu Church . Later , Ebara served as chairman of the Tokyo YMCA . In 1890 , Ebara was elected in the Japanese general election , 1890 to the House of Representatives in the Diet of Japan and served as a member of the Liberal Party , the " Kenseikai , " and the " Rikken Seiyūkai . " In 1912 , he was appointed to the House of Peers . He was sent to the United States to try to ease tension over California ' s Alien Land Law of 1913 . Ebara is also remembered as the founder of Azabu High School ( then a middle school ) . Ebara died of a cerebral hemorrhage .
USS Chachalaca ( AMc - 41 ) USS " Chachalaca " ( AMc - 41 ) was an " Accentor " - class coastal minesweeper acquired by the U . S . Navy for the dangerous task of removing mines from minefields laid in the water to prevent ships from passing . World War II service . " Chachalaca " was launched on 11 June 1941 by the Bristol Yacht Building Co . , South Bristol , Maine . She was placed in service on 11 September 1941 and assigned to the 10th Naval District where she performed minesweeper duties . Post - war deactivation . On 4 January 1946 she was placed out of service and stricken on 8 May of that year .
397th Engineer Battalion ( United States ) The 397th Engineer Battalion is a construction battalion of the United States Army based in Eau Claire , Wisconsin . Activated 18 May 1959 at Eau Claire , the battalion traces its lineage back to World War II . It is a United States Army Reserve formation and is subordinate to the 372nd Engineer Brigade out of Fort Snelling , MN . Lineage . Constituted 5 May 1942 in the Army of the United States as the 2d Battalion , 353d Engineer Regiment Activated 15 August 1942 at Camp White , Oregon , as the 2d Battalion , 353d Engineer General Service Regiment Reorganized and redesignated 1 April 1944 as the 1393d Engineer Construction Battalion Inactivated 28 February 1946 in Japan Redesignated 6 February 1947 as the 397th Engineer Construction Battalion , and allotted to the Organized Reserves Activated 19 February 1947 at Milwaukee , Wisconsin ( Organized Reserves redesignated 25 March 1948 as the Organized Reserve Corps ; redesignated 9 July 1952 as the Army Reserve ) Inactivated 17 November 1950 at Milwaukee , Wisconsin Redesignated 27 April 1959 as the 397th Engineer Battalion Activated 18 May 1959 at Eau Claire , Wisconsin Elements ordered into active military service : 652nd Engineer Company ( Multi - Role Bridge ) , Ellsworth , WI - 2003 - 04 , C Company , Wausau , WI - 2006 - 07 , 428th Engineer Company ( Mobility Augmentation ) , Wausau , WI - 2010 - 11 , 113th Engineer Facility Detachment , Milwaukee , WI - 2011 - 12 , 871st Engineer Facility Detachment , Fort McCoy , WI - 2012 - 13 , and the 372nd Engineer Company ( Vertical Construction ) , Pewaukee , WI - 2013 – Present
410th Support Brigade ( United States ) The 410th Contracting Support Brigade is a support brigade of the United States Army . Its mission is to plan and execute contingency contracting support for United States Army South in support of Army and Joint Operations throughout the United States Southern Command area of responsibility . On order provides contingency contracting support worldwide .
James L . Hull James Lott Hull ( November 27 , 1873 - July 25 , 1928 ) was a fireman first class serving in the United States Navy during the Spanish – American War who received the Medal of Honor for bravery . Biography . Hull was born November 27 , 1873 in Patoka , Illinois and after entering the navy was sent to fight in the Spanish – American War aboard the U . S . S . Concord as a fireman first class . He died on July 25 , 1928 and is buried in Haven Hill Cemetery Olney , Illinois . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and organization : Fireman First Class , U . S . Navy . Born : 27 November 1873 , Patoka , Ill . Accredited to : Illinois . G . O . No . : 502 , 14 December 1898 . Citation : On board the U . S . S . Concord off Cavite , Manila Bay , Philippine Islands , 21 May 1898 . Following the blowing out of a lower manhole plate joint on boiler B of that vessel , Hull assisted in hauling the fires in the hot , vapor - filled atmosphere , which necessitated the playing of water into the fireroom from a hose .
USS Lady of the Lake ( 1813 ) USS " Lady of the Lake " was a small schooner in the United States Navy during the War of 1812 . She was built by Henry Eckford of Sacketts Harbor , New York , during the summer and winter of 1812 - 13 , launched 6 April 1813 and entered service 13 days later , Sailing Master Flinn in command . Built under the personal supervision of Commodore Isaac Chauncey for duty as a dispatch boat on Lake Ontario carrying messages to Niagara , the schooner was seldom used as she was designed . Instead she saw considerable action on the Great Lakes throughout the War of 1812 . Actively employed in Chauncey ' s squadron , she assisted in the assault on York , Canada , carrying some of General Henry Dearborn ' s troops and sailing close inshore to cover the troops with precision fire . A month later , after bringing supplies to troops at York , she joined in the attack on Fort George on 27 May , once again carrying troops and using her gun to advantage . She wreaked havoc among the English troops and forced them to withdraw , blowing up the fort behind them . Continuing operations on Lake Ontario , " Lady of the Lake " captured the English schooner " Lady Murray " with a cargo of ammunition off Presqu ' ile , near Brighton , Ontario on 16 June and then operated as a dispatch and supply boat throughout the summer . On 11 September , the schooner was part of the American squadron that engaged the British under Captain Sir James Yeo in an inconclusive , three - hour long range battle in Lake Ontario . She fought again with the squadron 17 days later off York in a short but fierce engagement that forced the British to retreat into Burlington Bay . In her last combat on 5 October 1813 , she assisted three other American ships in attacking and capturing British schooners " Confiance " , " Hamilton " , , and cutter off False Ducks , Lake Ontario , and then for the remainder of the war carried dispatches between Sackets Harbor and Fort Niagara . Following the end of the War of 1812 , she was placed in ordinary at Sackets Harbor and remained there until sold at public auction on 2 February 1826 .
USCGC Monomoy ( WPB - 1326 ) USCGC " Monomoy " ( WPB - 1326 ) is a United States Coast Guard patrol cutter . She is the 26th ship of her class . The second ship of the Coast Guard to bear the name , " Monomoy " is named after Monomoy Island which lies off the coast of Cape Cod . History . " Monomoy " was originally commissioned in 1989 in Woods Hole , Massachusetts , at Coast Guard Station Woods Hole . Her missions have included search and rescue , maritime law enforcement , alien interdiction , marine mammal protection and pollution response , homeland security , and presidential security . " Monomoy " provided security for President Clinton while vacationing on Martha ' s Vineyard , and for George W . Bush while he was in Kennebunkport , Maine . Between 1994 and 1996 , she conducted 25 law enforcement patrols in support of Operation Foxwood . Since 1996 , " Monomoy " has conducted over 300 law enforcement boardings , including the interception and seizure in 1998 of 920 pounds of cocaine off the coast of Puerto Rico . Search and rescue is a " Monomoy " core competency . For rescuing the crew of the fishing vessel " True Life " , the crew of " Monomoy " was awarded a Coast Guard Unit Commendation . Another was awarded for the ship ' s assistance in wreckage recovery after the TWA Flight 800 disaster in 1996 . Between 1994 and 1996 , " Monomoy " participated in Operation Able Manner , which resulted in the rescue of 71 migrants in the Caribbean whose vessels were foundering , and for which the ship was awarded a Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation . After the September 11 attacks , " Monomoy " was one of the ships to patrol New York Harbor in District One . Recent service . In 2003 , " Monomoy " was forward deployed to Manama , Bahrain as part of Patrol Forces Southwest Asia in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom . Serving under the United States Fifth Fleet , she participated in anti - piracy patrols , among other missions . In 2012 , while on patrol in the Northern Persian Gulf , " Monomoy " aided in the rescue of six Iranian sailors from their sinking dhow .
Battles of the Spanish – American War The following are known Battles of the Spanish – American War . This list includes all major engagements and most reported skirmishes of the Spanish – American War . Some items , such as the claim by Puerto Ricans that Spanish guns in San Juan fired the first shots of the war , cannot be confirmed by official records . Therefore , the list includes only those battles and skirmishes that can officially be " documented " after the " official declarations of war " on April 23 ( Spain ) and April 25 ( United States ) . List of Battles . " Key : ( A ) – US Victory ; ( S ) – Spanish Victory ; ( I ) – Inconclusive "
Lothar Swierzinski Lothar Swierzinski was an Unterscharführer in the Waffen SS during World War II who was awarded the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross . The Knight ' s Cross was awarded to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership by Nazi Germany during World War II . Lothar Swierzinski was born on the 28 July 1921 at Gelsenkirchen . He volunteered to join the SS and was posted to the 10th Company , 5th SS Panzer Grenadier Regiment , 3rd SS Panzer Division " Totenkopf " . He was awarded the Iron Cross class 2 in November 1942 and the 1st class in November 1943 . His Knight ' s Cross was awarded in December 1943 when as a Rottenführer his platoon was defending the Kirovohrad - Krivoi sector in October 1943 ; the Soviet Union troops had managed to break through the German front line , his platoon under his command managed to hold off several Soviet attacks and reestablish the front line . Swierzinski died on the 29 October 1944 from wounds received the previous day during the Battle of Warsaw .
Gannock Castle Gannock Castle is located in the village of Tempsford , in the county of Bedfordshire , England . It is located 6 miles east of Great Barford Castle and 9 miles east of Bedford Castle . History . Though called a castle , it was in truth a motte and bailey fortified manor house with a manorial complex , built by the Normans in the late 12th , or early 13th , century . It was built as a rectangular ward , enclosed by a moat , with a rampart . The small motte , located in the north - east section of the ward , is believed to have been the site of a beacon or timber tower . There is belief that the castle was built on the site of a 10th - century Danish Viking fort . This belief is because the Danish Vikings , who had landed in East Anglia in 865 , participated in a battle at Tempsford in 921 , on the exact location upon which Gannock castle was later built . Present . There is still some evidence of the castle , in the form of earthworks , and the moat still remains . Currently , the site is owned by Central Bedfordshire Council . The site is a Scheduled Monument , protected by law . A geophysical survey of the castle site and adjoining playing field was organised by the Friends of Gannock Castle and carried out on 29 June 2004 , by geophysical engineers , in the form of a Resistivity and Magnetometer survey . A second geophysical survey of the surrounding fields to the west and south of the site was organised by the Friends of Gannock Castle , and carried out on 1 December 2006 , by geophysical engineers , in the form of a Fluxgate Gradiometer survey . Restoration . Restoration of Gannock Castle was begun in 2003 , with an opening day Medieval fair on 19 June 2006 . The local Member of Parliament , Mr Alistair Burt MP , was a guest speaker . The fair featured a medieval re - enactment group , as well as wandering minstrels and dancers . Numerous stalls were set up , with demonstrations of crafts , archery , and medieval combat . Additional improvements to the site include the installation of benches and bird / bat boxes ; restoration of a wildflower area ; tree and scrub management ; installation of an interpretation board and creation of a ' Heritage ' trail leaflet . The Heritage Trail leaflet can be downloaded from the Tempsford websites below . A causeway was built across the Gannock Castle moat , which is wet throughout the year , to allow greater access to the site . The causeway was not dug into the site , allowing it to be removed at a future date with no damage to the site . The site contained extensive scrub which was cleared by the Friends of Gannock Castle , Tempsford villagers and the Ivel & Ouse Countryide Project volunteers . Specialists were used when required . The wood was logged , dried , and used as fire wood by local villagers . Smaller cuttings were mulch ed and spread across the site . The site is freely accessible in daylight hours . Car parking is by the side of Church Road , Tempsford and the site is signposted from the road .
Battle of Amanus Pass The Battle of Amanus Pass took place in 39BC at Belen Pass , after the Parthian defeat in the battle of the Cilician Gates . The Parthians , alarmed after their recent defeats by the forces of Publius Ventidius Bassus , began to concentrate their forces in northern Syria under the command of one of Parthia ' s best generals , Pharnapates . The battle . Pharnapates sent a strong Parthian detachment to protect the Syrian Gates , which protected a narrow pass over Mount Amanus . Ventidius sent forward one of his officers , Pompaedius Silo , with some cavalry , in order to capture this position . However , Pompaedius found himself compelled to engage with the forces of Pharnapates ; the fighting was going in favour of the Parthians until Ventidius , who was concerned about his subordinate ' s situation , brought his forces into the fight . This move turned the tide of the battle , which resulted in the Parthians being overpowered and defeated . Pharnapates himself was among the slain . Aftermath . When Pacorus I of Parthia heard news of this defeat he made the decision to retreat , and went about withdrawing his troops across the Euphrates . Ventidius did not hinder the Parthian withdrawal and instead proceeded to seize back Syria for the Roman Republic , which he succeeded in doing by early 38 BC .
Zhang Guan Zhang Guan ( 張瓘 ) ( died 359 ) was a general and regent of the Chinese state Former Liang , during the early reign of the young prince Zhang Xuanjing . Zhang Guan was a distant relative of the ruling family of Former Liang . He was serving as the governor of He Province ( 河州 , modern southwestern Gansu and eastern Qinghai ) under Zhang Xuanjing ' s uncle Zhang Zuo , who had seized the throne from Zhang Xuanjing ' s older brother Zhang Yaoling in 354 . Zhang Zuo , whose reign was marked by violence and extravagance , was fearful of Zhang Guan ' s military power , so he sent his subordinate Suo Fu ( 索孚 ) to replace Zhang Guan while ordering Zhang Guan to attack Xiongnu tribes which had rebelled . He then set up an ambush against Zhang Guan , ready to seize him and / or kill him . However , news leaked , and Zhang Guan executed Suo and then proceeded against the capital , announcing that he was going to store Zhang Yaoling . He won victories over Zhang Zuo ' s forces and approached the capital Guzang ( 姑臧 , in modern Wuwei , Gansu ) . He was joined in his cause by the general Song Hun , who also marched on Guzang . In response , Zhang Zuo executed Zhang Yaoling by beating him to death . That move , however , did not save Zhang Zuo . As Song arrived at the capital , Zhang Zuo ordered that Zhang Guan ' s brother Zhang Ju ( 張琚 ) and son Zhang Song ( 張嵩 ) be arrested and killed , but Zhang Ju and Zhang Song instead started an uprising within Guzang and opened the city gates to allow Song Hun ' s forces to enter . Zhang Zuo ' s own forces turned on him and killed him . Song Hun and Zhang Ju then declared the six - year - old Zhang Xuanjing the Duke of Xiping — a hereditary Jin Dynasty ( 265 - 420 ) - created title that his family had held for generations . Upon Zhang Guan ' s subsequent arrival at Guzang , he became the regent , and he instead had Zhang Xuanjing claim the title of Prince of Liang , a title that Jin did not confer , but continued to claim to be a Jin vassal . He had himself made the governor of Liang Province ( 涼州 , modern central and western Gansu ) and the Duke of Zhangyi . In early 356 , in response to diplomatic and implicit military pressure that Former Qin put on the state , Zhang Guan submitted Former Liang to formal Former Qin authority . Once Zhang Guan became regent , he became dictatorial and suspicious , making awards and punishments based on his own personal whim . He became apprehensive of Song Hun , and considered killing Song Hun and his brother Song Cheng ( 宋澄 ) , and further considered deposing Zhang Xuanjing and making himself prince . Once Song Hun heard this news , he gathered his troops and declared Zhang Guan to be treasonous , claiming to have authorization from Zhang Xuanjing ' s grandmother Princess Dowager Ma to kill him . A battle soon developed within Guzang , but Song prevailed , and Zhang Guan and his brother Zhang Ju both committed suicide , and their clan was slaughtered . Song Hun became the regent .
Caucasus Army Group ( Ottoman Empire ) The Caucasus Army Group or Caucasian Army Group of the Ottoman Empire ( Turkish : " Kafkas Ordular Grubu " ) was one of the army groups of the Ottoman Army . It was formed during World War I . Formation . Order of Battle , August 1917 . In August 1917 , the army group was structured as follows :
China Expeditionary Army The was an army group of the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second Sino - Japanese War and World War II . It was responsible for all military operations in China , and at its peak had over 1 million soldiers under its command . In military literature , it is often referred to by the initials CEA . History . After the Lugou Bridge Incident , the Japanese China Garrison Army was reinforced with the Shanghai Expeditionary Army . This force was further supplemented by the Japanese Tenth Army , and marched inland from Shanghai to occupy Hangzhou . In October 1937 , this force was renamed the Japanese Central China Area Army . After the fall of Nanking , the Central China Expeditionary Army was formed . On September 12 , 1939 by Army Order 362 , the China Expeditionary Army was formed with the merger of the Central China Expeditionary Army with the Northern China Area Army . It was headquartered in Nanjing throughout the Second Sino - Japanese War . The North China Area Army was maintained as a subordinate unit headquartered in Peking and was responsible for operations in the north China plains from the Yellow River to the Great Wall , including Inner Mongolia . The Japanese Sixth Area Army covered central and southern China , and several independent armies reporting directly to the central command in Nanjing were used for garrison , strategic reserve and for specific operations . By the war ' s end it consisted of 620 , 000 men in one armored and 25 infantry division s . It also contained over 22 Independent brigades ; 11 infantry , 1 cavalry , and 10 mixed ( combined infantry , artillery , armor and support units ) . Towards the end of the war much of its ammunition reserve and many of its units had been transferred into the Pacific Theater leaving the China Expeditionary Army weak and undermanned . The China Expeditionary Army surrendered on August 15 , 1945 but its troops remained armed to provide security until Allied troops arrived .
20th Armored Division ( Greece ) The 20th Armored Division ( , XX ΤΘΜ , " XX Tethorakismeni Merarchia " ) , is the only armored division of the Hellenic Army . It is headquartered in Kavala , Macedonia . Organization . Divisional HQ and support units Emblem and motto . The emblem depicts a Centaur ready to fire an arrow . The body of the horse symbolizes strength and aggressiveness of armor / cavalry , and the human body symbolizes the soldier who controls the vehicle and directs the weapon . The motto of the 20th Armored Division is " In The Shade " ( , " Ypo Skii " ) . The phrase is attributed to the Spartan soldier Dienekes , who on the eve of the Battle of Thermopylae , was told by a native of Trachis that the Persian archers were so numerous that their arrows would block out the sun . Dienekes replied with a laugh , " Good . Then we will fight in the shade . "