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Takeda Nobuhiro Takeda Nobuhiro ( 武田 信広 ) , also known as Kakizaki Nobuhiro ( 蠣崎 信廣 ) ( 1431 – 1494 ) was the ancestor of the Matsumae clan , and is celebrated for his role in suppressing the 1457 Ainu revolt of Koshamain . The adopted son of Takeda Nobukata , " shugo " ( Governor ) of Wakasa Province , he was later re - adopted by Kakizaki Sueshige . Some sources say he was originally of the Minabe clan . Life . Nobuhiro was born in Aoi castle in Obama , the capital of Wakasa province , and was called Hikotarō as a child . Though he was the older child , he was passed over as his father ' s heir for his younger brother Takeda Kuninobu , who had already himself produced a son . Nobuhiro was said to have been adopted , not a true blood relative , and became estranged from the family . At the age of 21 , he escaped Wakasa in the middle of the night , along with Takeda vassals Sasaki Shigetsuna , Kudō Sukenaga and three others . They made their way towards the shogunal residence , but found that Minabe Mitsumasa had left . Moving to the territory of the Kakizaki clan , Nobuhiro adopted their surname as his own . A few years later , in 1454 , he followed Andō Masasue to Hokkaidō ( then called Ezo ) , and settled in the town of Kaminokuni . There , he came to be adopted by Kakizaki Sueshige , who named Nobuhiro his heir . Two years later , he sired a son named Kakizaki Mitsuhiro . One of largest Ainu revolts in history , Koshamain ' s Revolt , occurred the following year , in 1457 . Koshamain led a group of Ainu in a surprise attack on the samurai town , and Nobuhiro led a fierce counterattack along with Kakizaki Sueshige . The tide of battle turned a few times , but the samurai won in the end . Thus , Nobuhiro became one of the more famous and celebrated heroes in the Japanese history of Hokkaidō . He built Katsuyama castle in 1462 , and began to receive tribute from the Ainu of Sakhalin in 1475 , though there was no possibility of the small number of samurai present effectively extending their control that far . Nobuhiro died at the age of 64 , in 1494 . His descendants would continue to defend Japanese settlements in Hokkaidō from the natives . Around the year 1600 , the family name was changed to Matsumae , and as the lords of Matsumae Domain , they headed shogunal relations with ( and defense against ) the Ainu until the late 19th century . Hokkaidō was officially annexed following the Meiji Restoration . A few years later , when railroads began to be spread across the island , one of the first locomotives was named " Nobuhiro " after him .
Yazoo City Expedition The Yazoo City Expedition was an expedition of Union forces from the Vicksburg garrison under General John McArthur against Confederate forces in central Mississippi under General Wirt Adams . History . McArthur ' s expedition was in conjunction with a second Union raid under Samuel D . Sturgis in northern Mississippi . McArthur ’ s primary objective was to divert Confederate forces away from Sturgis ’ front . Initially , Confederate department commander Stephen D . Lee showed little concern over these two raids concluding it was merely an attempt to divert attention . However , McArthur ’ s expedition steadily drove Adams ’ Confederates from their positions , skirmishing at Benton , Luce ’ s Plantation and Vaughn ’ s Station along the Mississippi Central Railroad . Upon seeing the concentration of Confederate forces to his front , McArthur concluded his objective had been met , along with destruction of the Mississippi Central Railroad . McArthur ordered Alfred W . Ellet and the Mississippi Marine Brigade to remain in Yazoo City while he returned to Vicksburg with the remainder of his force . Despite meeting his objectives McArthur ’ s expedition was unable to prevent the defeat of Sturgis at the battle of Brices Crossroads . McArthur was still content with the showing of strength and proof Union forces could move into the interior of Mississippi when desired . Forces . Union < br > Post of Vicksburg : Brigadier General John McArthur < br > Confederate < br > Department of Alabama , Mississippi & East Louisiana : Lieutenant General Stephen D . Lee
Günther Seibicke Günther Seibicke ( 30 August 1911 – 26 May 1943 ) was a German U - boat commander in World War II and 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 . He and the entire crew of were killed on 26 May 1943 by depth charges from the British frigate HMS " Test " and the corvette HMS " Hyderabad " . Summary of career . Ships attacked . As a U - boat commander of Günther Seibicke is credited with sinking six merchant ship of , one warship of , and damaging two ships of .
TS Patriot State USTS " Patriot State " , IMO number 293943 , formerly " Santa Mercedes " , was a training vessel of the United States Maritime Service . Early years . " Santa Mercedes " was built by Bethlehem Steel at its Sparrows Point Shipyard and delivered to Grace Lines , Inc . as the last of four cargo / passenger vessels intended to modernize its fleet . These " M " ships also included " Santa Magdalena " , " Santa Mariana " , and " Santa Maria " , and carried up to 125 passengers as well as various break - bulk and container cargo . " Santa Mercedes " traveled between New York City and the west coast of South America . Due to political instability in South America and depreciating currencies in the region , the shipping service was sold to Prudential Lines in 1969 , which operated until 1977 when it sold its assets to Delta Line . Shortly afterwards , all four ships in the class were sold to the Maritime Administration , and in 1984 the " Santa Mercedes " was laid up James River , Virginia as part of the Maritime Administration ' s National Defense Reserve Fleet . Government service . The Massachusetts Maritime Academy acquired the vessel in 1984 and renamed it " Patriot State " . It was converted to a training vessel in two stages by the Triple A Shipyard in San Francisco , California and Bender Shipyard in Mobile , Alabama . The cargo handling gear was removed and teaching facilities installed . " Patriot State " entered service as a training ship late 1986 . Fourteen training cruises from 1986 – 98 , typically lasting around sixty days during the winter , were used to provide cadets with practical experience . Over the ship ' s service , various improvements were made to the berthing spaces , and control - desuperheaters were installed on the boilers to increase the top safe speed of the ship . In 1998 , ultrasonic surveys determined that extensive corrosion in the hull and bulkheads had compromised the seaworthiness of the ship . Extensive repairs would have been necessary , so large portions of its propulsion system were removed by MMA cadets for use as static training aids . The " Patriot State " was laid up in the James River , Virginia as part of the Maritime Administrations National Defense Reserve Fleet . In 2001 , the " Cape Bon " was moved to Buzzards Bay , MA for preparation to replace TS " Patriot State " as the Training Ship for the Massachusetts Maritime Academy , and is now in service as TS Kennedy " Patriot State " continued to be used by various law enforcement and military services for close - quarter counter - terrorist training exercises while berthed in the James River Reserve Fleet .
Rygge Air Station Rygge Air Station ( ) is located in the municipalities of Rygge and Råde in Østfold , Norway . The Royal Norwegian Air Force operates various squadron and aircraft at the airbase , including Sea King helicopters , F - 5 Freedom Fighter s , Dassault Falcon 20 aircraft as well as Bell 412 helicopters . The base expanded October 1 , 2007 , to include the civilian Moss Airport , Rygge . Operations . The 720 Squadron six Bell 412SP aircraft used primarily to support the Royal Norwegian Army . The 717 Squadron operates three Dassault Falcon 20 jets . Two of the jets are configured for electronic warfare while the third is configured for VIP - transport . A dispatchment of the 330 Squadron operate Westland Sea King helicopters for search and rescue . From the new commercial operations area , Norwegian Air Shuttle has chosen to start a number of services from the airport later this year . History . The 720 Squadron was moved from Gardermoen Air Station to Rygge . In 1989 their UH - 1B helicopters were replaced with Bell 412s . In 2002 , the 332 Squadron with F - 16s was moved from Rygge to Bodø Main Air Station . Some of the aircraft were relocated to Ørland Main Air Station .
1st Independent Battery Wisconsin Light Artillery The 1st Independent Battery Wisconsin Light Artillery was an artillery battery that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War . Service . The 1st Independent Battery was mustered into service at La Crosse , Wisconsin on October 10 , 1861 . The battery was mustered out on July 18 , 1865 . Total strength and casualties . The 1st Independent Battery initially recruited 155 officers and men . An additional 114 men were recruited as replacements , for a total of 269 men . The battery suffered five enlisted men killed or died from wounds in action , and one officer and 22 enlisted men who died of disease , for a total of 28 fatalities .
M7 bayonet The M7 Bayonet is a bayonet that was used by the U . S . military for the M16 rifle , it can also be used for the M4A1 carbine . It was introduced in 1964 , when the M16 entered service during the Vietnam War . The M7 is based on the older M6 bayonet for the M14 rifle . The most notable differences between the two are the diameter of the muzzle rings , and the locking mechanism . The M7 ' s release mechanism is on the pommel , while the M6 has a spring - loaded lever near the guard that when depressed releases the bayonet . Both models are approximately the same length , have the same black finish , and use the M8A1 , or later M10 sheath . The NSN for the M7 bayonet is 1095 - 00 - 073 - 9238 . The M7 was partially replaced by the M9 bayonet in Army service . And the Marine Corps replaced it by the OKC - 3S bayonet . The Army , Navy , and USAF still use M - 7s and may do so for years to come . The M7 was manufactured in the United States , Canada , West Germany , the Philippines , Singapore , and South Korea .
Grand Magne Grand Ma [ i ] gne ( " Great Maina " , in ) or Vieux Ma [ i ] gne ( " Old Maina " , in ) was a Frankish castle in the Mani Peninsula , Greece . It was built , according to the " Chronicle of the Morea " , ca . 1248 – 1250 AD by William II Villehardouin , the Prince of Achaea . He was captured by the Byzantines in 1259 at the Battle of Pelagonia , and had to give up the castle as part of his ransom . The location of the castle hasn ' t been determined . Modern usage refers to the castle of Porto Kagio as " Mani " , but medieval portolan s place the castle on the western shore of the peninsula . One candidate is the settlement of Tigani , but although a sizeable medieval town it shows no traces of having been the site of a Crusader fortress ; however , the nearby site of Cavo Grosso ( Cape Thyrides ) shows traces of fortifications and occupies a commanding position .
Splint armour Splint armour , also referred to as splinted armour . Splint armour first appears in a Scythia n grave from the 4th century BCE . Splint Armor . Limb armor consisting of strips of metal , or splints , which are attached to a fabric or leather backing or covering . The splints are narrow metal strips arranged longitudinally . The splints are pierced for riveting or sewing to a backing of straps , a foundation or a covering . Though no backing or covering survives , contemporary sources suggest they were made of either leather or sturdy fabric . The most common form of splint armour is for making greave s or vambraces . It appears in the Early Medieval era and again in the 14th century as part of transitional armour . During the era of transitional armour splinted armour was used for the thighs ( cuisses ) and upper arms ( rerebrace ) as well . Splint Mail / Splinted Mail . While there are limited examples of whole suits of armor from splints of wood / leather / bone , the common usage refers to the limb protections of crusader knights , under the Victorian neologism " Splinted Mail " . Depictions typically show it on the limbs of a person wearing mail , scale armour , a coat of plates or other plate harness . In rare cases , knights in effigy are depicted as having leg protection depicted as a matrix of disks with a diameter equal to the splints . This method appears on effigies for sabaton s and alternated with splints on greaves . It may represent padded armor underneath the splints , or the rivets on brigandine . Japan . Japanese samurai armor typically made use of splints for the lower legs and arms .
HMAS Basilisk HMAS " Basilisk " was the first Royal Australian Navy shore naval base in Port Moresby , Papua New Guinea . The base was commissioned on 1 January 1943 under the command of Commander R . B . A . Hunt RAN , who was previously the Naval Officer in Charge Port Moresby . Hunt was the hydrographic surveyor who had surveyed Port Moresby . HMAS Basilisk was paid off on 17 December 1945 . HMAS " Basilisk " was re - commissioned under CMDR P . Paffard , RAN on 14 November 1974 to provide administrative support for RAN personnel serving with the Papua New Guinea Defence Force . The naval base was finally decommissioned in 1983 .
120 - PM - 43 mortar The M1943 Mortar also known as the SMADRARE is a Soviet 120 millimeter calibre smoothbore mortar first introduced in 1943 as a modified version of the M1938 mortar . It virtually replaced the M1938 as the standard weapon for mortar batteries in all Soviet infantry battalions by the late 1980s , though the armies of the Warsaw Pact utilised both in their forces . This muzzle - loading mortar can be easily broken down into three parts - barrel , bipod and baseplate - for movement over short distances or towed by a GAZ - 66 truck on a two - wheel tubular carriage . The baseplate mounting permits all - azimuth firing , however as with most Soviet mortars it was difficult to turn rapidly over a wide traverse . It could accommodate small - angle shifts of up to 6 degrees without having to shift the baseplate though . An improved version called the 2B11 Sani was also produced by Russia and , in combination with the 2B9 Vasilek , was being used to phase out the M1943 from service .
James W . Nuttall James W . Nuttall ( born 1953 ) is a retired United States Army Major General who served as Deputy Director of the Army National Guard and Deputy Commander of the United States First Army . Early life . James W . Nuttall was born in Smithfield , Rhode Island in 1953 . He graduated from Smithfield High School in 1971 . Start of military career . Nuttall enlisted in the Rhode Island National Guard in 1971 . In 1975 he graduated from Officer Candidate School and received his commission as a Second Lieutenant of Artillery . Nuttall completed several command and staff assignments in Rhode Island , including : Commander , A Battery , 2nd Battalion , 103rd Field Artillery Regiment ( 1980 - 1982 ) ; Commander , 1st Battalion , 103rd Field Artillery Regiment ( 1995 - 1996 ) ; and Commander , 103rd Field Artillery Brigade ( 1997 - 2000 ) . In August , 2000 Nuttall began several assignments outside Rhode Island , including : Deputy Assistant Commandant - Army National Guard , United States Army Field Artillery School ( 2000 - 2002 ) ; Assistant Chief of Staff - Army National Guard , Headquarters , United States Army Training and Doctrine Command ( 2002 - 2003 ) ; and Chief of Staff , Army National Guard , Army National Guard Readiness Center ( 2003 - 2004 ) . Later military career . In November , 2004 Nuttall was promoted to Brigadier General and assigned as Deputy Director for Operations , Readiness and Mobilization in the office of the Army ’ s Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations ( G 3 / 5 / 7 ) . In July , 2006 he was assigned as Deputy Director of the Army National Guard . He was promoted to Major General in 2007 . In June , 2009 Nuttall was appointed as Deputy Commanding General - Army National Guard for the United States First Army . He served in this position until retiring in 2011 . Civilian career . Prior to beginning assignments outside Rhode Island in 2000 , Nuttall lived in the Providence , Rhode Island area and worked as a Division I baseball umpire for the Eastern College Athletic Conference . Since retiring from the military , Nuttall has again worked as a college baseball umpire . Education . Nutall completed the Field Artillery Officer Basic and Advanced Courses and is a 1988 graduate of the United States Army Command and General Staff College . In 1991 Nuttall completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration at Roger Williams University . He completed a Master of Arts degree in International Relations at Salve Regina University in 1995 . Nuttall is a 1997 graduate of the United States Army War College . In 2009 he completed the CAPSTONE course at the National Defense University . Awards . Additional awards . Nuttall is a 2011 recipient of the National Infantry Association ’ s Order of Saint Maurice ( Primicerius ) .
Szolnok Air Base Szolnok Air Base is a military air base located near Szolnok , a city in Jász - Nagykun - Szolnok county , Hungary . Facilities . The air base resides at an elevation of above mean sea level . It has one runway designated 02 / 20 with an asphalt surface measuring .
Braddock Road ( Braddock expedition ) The Braddock Road was a military road built in 1755 in what was then British America and is now the United States . It was the first improved road to cross the barrier of the successive ridgelines of the Appalachian Mountains . It was constructed by troops of Virginia militia and British regulars commanded by General Edward Braddock of the Coldstream Guards , part of an expedition to conquer the Ohio Country from the French at the beginning of the French and Indian War , the North American portion of the Seven Years ' War . George Washington was an aid - de - camp to General Braddock ( one of his favorites ) who accompanied the expedition . The expedition gave him his first field military experience along with other American military officers . A number of these men would profit from this experience during the Revolutionary War . Construction . In 1755 , Braddock was sent to remove the French from Fort Duquesne ( Pittsburgh ) . Starting from Fort Cumberland , Braddock ' s army cut a military trail through the wilderness , roughly following Nemacolin ' s path , an improved , prehistoric Native American trail . Braddock met defeat east of Fort Duquesne and was fatally wounded . He was buried in the middle of the road he built , and his soldiers marched over the grave , with the hope of concealing the grave ' s location from the Indians . The grave was found years later by road workers and the grave was moved . The site is now marked by a marble monument erected in 1913 . The Forbes Expedition , a more successful British expedition mounted against Fort Duquesne in 1758 , used a different route through the mountains west of Carlisle , Pennsylvania along what became known as Forbes ' Road . The National Road and later , U . S . Route 40 , roughly parallel Braddock ' s Road between Cumberland , Maryland , and Laurel Ridge near Uniontown . In August 1908 and again during June and July 1909 , John Kennedy Lacock , a Harvard professor originally from Amity , near Washington , Pennsylvania , was able to identify the path of Braddock ' s march . He hired Ernest K . Weller to photograph the road . Lacock ' s commissioned photographs survive in the form of postcards , which he published in 1910 , and his written account was published in the " Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography " in 1914 . It should be noted the road Lacock discovered was a road made by over 30 years of colonial settlers following Braddock ' s trail .
Zhang Wannian Zhang Wannian ( ; born August 1928 ) was a general of the People ' s Republic of China . Biography . General Zhang Wannian was born in Huangxian county ( now Longkou City ) , Shandong Province of China in August 1928 . He joined the People ' s Liberation Army ' s ( PLA ) Eighth Route Army in August 1944 and joined Chinese Communist Party in August 1945 . Over decades , he has been promoted from a soldier to a general . From 1958 to 1961 , he studied in the preparatory and basic department at the Nanjing Military Academy of PLA . From 1962 - 1966 , he was the head of the 367th regiment , affiliated to the 123rd division of 41st Army . From 1966 - 1968 , he was the vice director in the battle department in the headquarter of Guangzhou Military Region . From 1968 - 1978 , he was the head of 127 division of 43rd Army . From 1978 - 1981 , he was the vice head of 43rd Army and head of 127th Division . He was studying at PLA Military Academy from 1978 - 79 . He led the 127th Division of the 43rd Corps during the 1979 Sino - Vietnamese border war . From 1981 - 82 , he was the head of 43rd Corps . From 1982 - 85 , he was the vice commander in Huhan Military Region . From 1985 - 87 , he was the vice commander of Guangzhou Military Region , and became the commander and vice secretary of CPC ' s committee there in 1987 till 1990 . From 1990 - 92 , he was the commander of Jinan Military Region , and vice secretary of CPC committee there . In 1992 , he became a member of CPC ' s central military commission and the director as well as the secretary of the party of the General Staff Department of PLA . In September 1995 , he was elevated to vice - Chairman of the CMC ( Central Military Commission ) , along with Chi Haotian . As expected , both were elected as the executive vice Chairmen of the CMC at the Fifteenth Party Congress in 1997 . He was soon promoted to the Politburo as well as the Chinese Communist Party Secretariat . He attended the changeover ceremonies in Hong Kong in 1997 as the sole senior military representative , indicating his preeminent position in the military . He was a deputy to CPC ' s 9th National Congress , and an alternative member of 12th and 13th CPC ' s central committee . He became an alternate member of the 12th and 13th and a member of the 14th and 15th CPC ' s Central Committees , and a Politburo member and Secretary of the Secretariat in 15th central committee . He was awarded Third - Class Liberation Medal , and has achieved Great Honors five times . When he visited Pakistan in September 1993 , he was awarded a military medal by the President . He was promoted to lieutenant general in September 1988 , and to general in June 1993 . He retired in 2003 . His wife is Zhong Peizhao ( 钟佩昭 ) .