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USS Beaufort ( PF - 59 ) USS " Beaufort " ( PF - 59 ) was a acquired by the United States Navy during World War II . Although she was designed as a patrol craft , she was reconfigured and employed as a weather station ship in the North Atlantic Ocean . " Beaufort ' s " task was to launch weather balloon s and transmit weather data via radio to her shore - based commanders . Constructed in Superior , Wisconsin . The third U . S Navy ship to be so named , " Beaufort " ( PF - 59 ) laid down on 21 July 1943 at Superior , Wisconsin , by the Globe Shipbuilding Co . under a U . S . Maritime Commission contract ( MC hull 1466 ) ; launched on 9 October 1943 ; sponsored by Mrs . Elma G . Rodgers ; accepted by the Navy on 8 July 1944 . In - service . " Beaufort " was placed in service for the trip to Boston , Massachusetts ; arrived at Boston on 20 July 1944 ; placed out of service on 29 July 1944 ; converted to a weather station ship at the Boston Navy Yard ; and commissioned on 28 August 1944 , Lt . Comdr . George R . Boyce , USCG , temporarily in command . World War II service . During the following week , " Beaufort " completed fitting out and received a new commanding officer , Lt . B . R . Henry , USCG . On 8 September , she got underway for a shakedown cruise to Bermuda . The ship arrived back at Boston on 6 October . After a nine - day repair period , the patrol frigate headed for Hussey Sound — near Portland , Maine — for five days of training before returning to Boston . Soon thereafter , she sailed for Argentia , Newfoundland . During the remainder of World War II and for some seven months thereafter , she operated out of Argentia as a weather station ship with additional duty as a plane guard and air - sea rescue ship . Under Coast Guard cognizance . In March 1946 , she was temporarily assigned to the U . S . Coast Guard pending inactivation . " Beaufort " reported to the Commandant , 5th Naval District , on 28 March 1946 and was decommissioned at Norfolk , Virginia , on 19 April 1946 . Post - war dispositioning . Her name was struck from the Navy List on 21 May 1946 , and she was sold to the Sun Shipbuilding & Drydock Company , Chester , Pennsylvania , on 11 April 1947 for scrapping .
Antoni Baranowski ( general ) Antoni Baranowski of Ostoja coat of arms ( 1760 - after 1821 ) , general major of the royal army , patriot . Baranowski was born 1760 in Indykow and origin from old polish noble family that was part of the Clan of Ostoja . He studied from 1772 in the Corps of Cadets in Warsaw , from 1780 in the 5 . th Front Rifle Regiment and in 1788 he become Captain in the same regiment . From 1790 mayor in the Military Commissariat . He remained in this function during the rule of Targowica being on duty as a liner . In Lublin he joined the Kościuszko Uprising as one of the first reported adherence to the uprising of 1794 . Awarded by the Tadeusz Kościuszko with the promotion to the rank of general , he commanded the Division ( incomplete ) , protecting the line of the Vistula - Wieprz rivers , which then was incorporated into the Corps of prince Adam Poniński ( d . 1816 ) . Baranowski participated as the head of the division in the Battle of Maciejowice . Subsequently remained off - duty , in 1812 he organized levée en masse in Lublin and Siedlce . From 1821 active in the Masonic movement ( Freemasonry ) .
Royal University Militias In 1611 , the Spanish Dominicans founded in the city of Manila the University of Santo Tomas . In 1780 , in it were created four Militia Companies , without a fixed number of posts , therefore dependent on the total number of pupils studying there . In 1785 , the termination of these university militias would have been decreed and only when needed would they have been rearmed . This unit wore a green coat lined with white linen , with a red collar and facings . Vest and breeches were also green with gold buttons . Shod with black cordovan shoes and white silk stockings . On their heads they wore a hat made of felt , with three points , with gold braid hemmed at its edge and a red cockade . These Royal University militia companies were part of the colonial militia organized after the British occupation of Manila ( 6 October 1762 through 31 May 1764 , or 1 year , 7 months , and 25 days ) to augment the capabilities of the Spanish colonial army in the Philippines . The next time that colonial masters in the Philippines would organize a colonial military unit in a colonial university would be in 1912 at the University of the Philippines . This Spanish colonial militia unit which existed for five years , was first raised in 1762 when 200 student volunteers were formed into four companies to fight the British . After the end of the Royal University Militias in 1785 , the UST military unit would reemerge 151 years later , in 1936 , as an American colonial ROTC unit . Until 2001 when compulsory military service was abolished in Spain , University Militias ( ) also known as I . M . E . C . were a method for Spaniards to fulfill military service obligation . Militiamen who completed military training became reserve officers or reserve non - commissioned officers . The program is still active , and there exists one for each of Spain ' s services : Army , Navy ( I . M . E . C . A . R . ) , and Air Force .
Sir Evan Davies Jones , 1st Baronet Sir Evan Davies Jones , 1st Baronet ( 18 April 1859 – 20 April 1949 ) , was a Welsh civil engineer and politician . The son of a sea captain , he was brought up in Fishguard and studied at the University of Bristol . He qualified as a civil engineer and was involved in the building of the Severn Tunnel and the Manchester Ship Canal . He became a partner in Topham , Jones , & Railton , a successful engineering firm that obtained many government contracts and worked on the Aswan Dam among other projects . Jones served in World War I as a major in the Royal Engineers ; two of his three sons were killed in the war . From 1917 he was Petrol Controller and Commissioner for Dyes under the Board of Trade , and was created a baronet in the same year . As a Coalition Liberal , he was MP for Pembrokeshire from December 1918 to October 1922 . In 1918 he became Chairman of the Road Transport Board , and in 1919 he was appointed Controller of Coal Mines . In 1926 he became chairman of Pembrokeshire County Council , and was both High Sheriff ( 1911 ) and Lord Lieutenant ( 1932 ) of his native county of Pembrokeshire . He was involved in the administration of the Church in Wales , National Library of Wales and University of Wales at various times .
Lanike Lanike or Lanice ( Greek : ) , also called Hellanike or Alacrinis , daughter of Dropidas , was the sister of Clitus the Black and the nurse of Alexander the Great . She was born , most likely , shortly after 380 BC ; for she is named as the mother of Proteas and two other sons who died in the battle at Miletus in 334 BC . Her husband may have been Andronicus . Lanike in fiction . She is referenced in " Alexander Revisited : The Final Cut " by Oliver Stone . Clitus asks Alexander , " Who planned the Asian invasion while you were still being spanked on your bottom by my sister Lanike ? " In a rage Alexander proceeds to kill Clitus , but while mourning his actions , Alexander weeps about what he has done to Lanike , i . e . killing her brother . She also appears in numerous dramatic and fictional accounts of Alexander ' s life , such as the novel " Fire From Heaven " by Mary Renault .
USS Onward II ( SP - 728 ) USS " Onward II " ( SP - 728 ) , later USS " SP - 728 " , was an armed motorboat that served in the United States Navy as a patrol vessel from 1917 to 1918 . " Onward II " was built as a civilian motorboat of the same name by Defoe Boat and Motor Works at Bay City , Michigan . The U . S . Navy acquired her from her owner , W . S . Forsythe , on 23 June 1917 for World War I service as a patrol vessel and commissioned her on 25 June 1917 as USS " Onward II " ( SP - 728 ) . For the rest of World War I , " Onward II " performed rotuine harbor patrol duties at Newport , Rhode Island . In 1918 she was renamed USS " SP - 728 " . " SP - 728 " was returned to her owner on 2 December 1918 . " Onward II " should not be confused with the patrol vessel USS " Onward " ( SP - 311 ) , in commission from 1917 to 1919 .
Christopher ( Domestic of the Schools ) Christopher ( , ) was the commander - in - chief ( Domestic of the Schools ) of the Byzantine army during the 870s , and scored significant victories against the Paulicians . Biography . Nothing is known of Christopher ' s origin , date of birth or death . He is identified in the sources as the " gambros " of Emperor Basil I the Macedonian ( r . 867 – 886 ) , a word which usually means " son - in - law " , but can imply a more general family tie through marriage . Cyril Mango suggested that Christopher married Basil ' s eldest daughter , Anastasia , but all the emperor ' s daughters were eventually confined to a convent . In 872 or 878 / 9 , Christopher led an expedition against the Paulicians of Tephrike , comprising the forces of the Charsianon and Armeniakon themes . The campaign culminated in the Battle of Bathys Ryax , which saw a crushing defeat of the Paulicians and the death of their leader , Chrysocheir . This success was followed , wither immediately afterwards or a few years later , by the sack of the Paulician capital , Tephrike , and the extinction of their state .
Disulfur decafluoride Disulfur decafluoride ( SF ) is a gas discovered in 1934 by Denbigh and Whytlaw - Gray . Each S of the SF molecule is octahedral , and surrounded by 5 fluorines . SF is highly toxic , with toxicity 4 times that of phosgene . It was considered a potential chemical warfare pulmonary agent in World War II because it does not produce lacrimation or skin irritation , thus providing little warning of exposure . It is produced by the electrical decomposition of sulfur hexafluoride ( SF ) — an essentially inert insulator used in high voltage systems such as transmission lines , substation s and switchgear . SF is also made during the production of SF , but is distilled out . Production . Disulfur decafluoride is produced primarily by the decomposition of sulfur hexafluoride : 2 SF → SF + F Properties . This compound contains sulfur in the + 5 oxidation state . At temperatures above 150 °C , decomposes slowly to and : SF → SF + SF In the presence of excess chlorine gas , reacts to form sulfur chloride pentafluoride ( ) : The analogous reaction with bromine is reversible and yields . The reversibility of this reaction can be used to synthesize from . Ammonia is oxidised by into . Toxicity . Sulfur pentafluoride is a colorless gas or liquid with a sulfur - dioxide - like odor . It is about 4 times as poisonous as phosgene . Its toxicity is thought to be caused by its disproportionation in the lungs into , which is inert , and , which reacts with moisture to form sulfurous acid and hydrofluoric acid . Disulfur decafluoride itself is not toxic due to hydrolysis products , since it is hardly hydrolysed by water and most aqueous solutions .
Krystian Godfryd Deybel de Hammerau Krystian Godfryd Deybel de Hammerau ( 1725 – 1798 ) was a Polish military commander and a general of artillery . He fought during the Warsaw Uprising of 1794 and commanded the artillery of Kościuszko ' s Uprising . Born to a family of Polonized German aristocracy of Saxon origin , Deybel joined the Royal Cadet Corps in 1740 . In 1750 he was sent to Dresden , where he studied artillery tactics . Upon his return to Poland in 1753 he joined the Royal Artillery and served with distinction at various posts , rising to the rank of pułkownik . During the Warsaw Uprising , Deybel was the commanding officer of the Warsaw Arsenal and was responsible for aiding the Polish forces expelling the Russian occupation force from the city . For his actions , he was promoted to the rank of Major General on May 18 , 1794 . Although over 70 at that point , he remained in the Polish Army until the end of hostilities .
Lao Pie - fang Lao Pie - fang , known as a Hun - hutze ( red beard ) , he was a guerrilla leader fighting in western Liaoning against Japanese occupation . He led several thousand followers to attack Japanese garrisons the southern portion of the South Manchurian Railroad mainline in early 1932 , during the pacification of Manchukuo . The Japanese garrison of Newchwang chen was encircled and attacked while other troops under his orders attacked in the Haicheng area . Japanese reinforcements quickly dispatched from Mukden forced Lao ' s retirement , but Lao Pie - fang emerged as an Anti - Japanese Volunteer Army general and was acclaimed as commander by the local bands of the brotherhoods and citizen militias .
Space Superiority Systems Wing The Space Superiority Systems Wing ( SYSW ) at Los Angeles Air Force Base includes the " Space Situational Awareness Group " and the " Counterspace Group " . Mission . Their mission is to " develop , deliver , and sustain " capabilities that " ensure space superiority " for the United States . " The visible sensor on the SBSS satellite will be used to provide critical information vital to the protection of US military and civilian satellites , " said Lt Col Robert Erickson , squadron commander for Space Based Space Surveillance within the Space Superiority Systems Wing . History . The Air Force has proposed to cut in half funding for Counterspace and Space Control programs in its 2011 budget request , while increasing the budget for space tracking .
Edmond Le Bœuf Edmond Leboeuf ( 5 November 1809 – 7 June 1888 ) was a marshal of France . He was born at Paris , passed through the École polytechnique and the school of Metz , and distinguished himself as an artillery officer in Algerian warfare , becoming colonel in 1852 . He commanded the artillery of the 1st French corps at the siege of Sebastopol , and was promoted in 1854 to the rank of general of brigade , and in 1857 to that of general of division . In the Italian War of 1859 he commanded the artillery , and by his action at the battle of Solferino materially assisted in achieving the victory . In September 1866 , having in the meantime become aide - de - camp to Napoleon III , he was dispatched to Venetia to hand over that province to Victor Emmanuel . In 1869 , on the death of Marshal Niel , General Leboeuf became minister of war , and earned public approbation by his vigorous reorganization of the War Office and the civil departments of the service . In the spring of 1870 he received the marshal ' s baton . On the declaration of war with Prussia , Marshal Leboeuf delivered himself in the Corps Législatif of the historic saying , " So ready are we , that if the war lasts two years , not a gaiter button would be found wanting . " It may be that he intended this to mean that , given time , the reorganization of the War Office would be perfected through experience , but the result inevitably caused it to be regarded as a mere boast , though it is now known that the administrative confusion on the frontier in July 1870 was far less serious than was supposed at the time . Leboeuf took part in the Lorraine campaign , at first as chief of staff ( major - general ) of the Army of the Rhine , and afterwards , when Bazaine became commander - in - chief , as chief of the III Corps , which he led in the battles around Metz . He distinguished himself , whenever engaged , by personal bravery and good leadership . Shut up with Bazaine in Metz , on its fall he was confined as a prisoner in Prussia . On the conclusion of peace be returned to France and gave evidence before the commission of inquiry into the surrender of that stronghold , when he strongly denounced Bazaine . After this he retired into private life to the Chateau du Moncel near Argentan , where he died in 1888 .
Citizens Commission of Inquiry The Citizens Commission of Inquiry into United States War Crimes in Indochina ( CCI ) was founded , according to Michael Uhl , by Ralph Schoenman in November 1969 in New York . Schoenman had earlier worked on Bertrand Russell ' s unofficial War Crimes Tribunal in Europe . In 1970 , Tod Ensign and Jeremy Rifkin , of the New Left , took over CCI to document warcrime s in Indochina . The formation of the organization was encouraged by the Bertrand Russell Foundation in New York , and hastened by the disclosure of the My Lai Massacre . An eyewitness account and documentary history of the CCI can be found in Vietnam Awakening : My Journey from Combat to the Citizens Commission of Inquiry on US War Crimes in Vietnam ( McFarland , 2007 ) , by Michael Uhl , CCI ' s Veteran Coordinator at Large . In 1970 , Michael Uhl , Ed Murphy and Robert Stemme exposed the Phoenix Program . CCI organized the Dellums hearings on war crimes in Vietnam in 1971 . Ensign ' s descriptions of his experiences are included in Kali Tal ' s " Big Book : Nobody Gets Off the Bus " ( 1994 ) and in Robbin ' s " Against the Vietnam War : Writings by Activists " ( 2007 ) .
Armee - Abteilung C Armee - Abteilung Strantz / Armee - Abteilung C ( Army Detachment C ) was an army level command of the German Army in World War I . It served on the Western Front throughout its existence . History . " Armee - Abteilung " C was formed on 18 September 1914 from the left ( southern ) wing of the 5th Army as Armee - Abteilung " Strantz , named for the commander of V Corps . Strantz remained as commander of V Corps but was deputised in this post by a Divisional Commander . It was established on 2 February 1917 as Armee - Abteilung " C . It was still in existence when the war ended , serving on the Western Front as part of " Heeresgruppe Gallwitz " . Order of Battle on formation . The following Orders of Battle illustrate the growth of the " Armee - Abteilung " during the war . Order of Battle , 30 October 1918 . By the end of the war , the majority of the units assigned were lower quality " Landwehr " divisions . Commanders . " Armee - Abteilung " C had the following commanders during its existence :
Operations Safe Haven and Safe Passage Operations Safe Haven and Safe Passage ( Sept . 8 1994 - March 15 , 1995 ) were operations by the United States Joint Task Force designed to relieve the overcrowded migrant camps at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base . Safe Haven established four camps on Empire Range , Panama to provide a safe haven for up to ten thousand Cuban migrants . Safe Passage then returned the migrants to Guantanamo after the crowded conditions could be alleviated . These migrants had attempted to enter the United States illegally by crossing the Florida Straits in the summer of 1994 . The operation was conducted under the command of General Barry McCaffrey and the direction of Clinton administration . Operation Safe Haven began in September 1994 , when the first Cubans arrived in Panama from Guantanamo . Camps were established in Panama as a result of an agreement between the US and Panamanian governments that permitted the Cubans to remain in Panama for six months . Cuban migrants continued to arrive until the camps reached their peak occupancy of 8 , 600 . Of these 8 , 600 , approximately 1 , 280 Cubans entered the United States in mid - October 1994 as a result of a program of parole entry by the US Department of Justice . In addition , 110 Cubans were accepted by Spain , and 10 by Venezuela . Due in part to uncertainly about their future , some of the Cuban migrants became increasingly restless as the weeks went by . The growing tension led to disturbances and riots on December 7 – 8 , 1994 , which were quickly controlled by US military members . During the riots , more than 200 US military personnel and 30 Cubans were injured and two Cuban migrants drowned in the Panama Canal while attempting to flee from the camps . There was also considerable property damage , including the destruction of various military vehicles , computers , and telephones . As the expiration of the US - Panamanian agreement permitting the Cubans to stay in Panama approached , planning began for Operation Safe Passage — the return of the Cubans to Guantanamo Bay Naval Facility . Between February 1 , 1995 , and February 20 , 1995 , 7 , 300 Cubans were transported from Panama to Guantanamo Naval Base . The mission of the transfer operation was to move the Cuban migrants from Safe Haven camps in Panama to Guantanamo in a safe , orderly manner .
Henry Markham Henry Harrison Markham ( November 16 , 1840 – October 9 , 1923 ) was a United States Representative from March 4 , 1885 to March 3 , 1887 and the 18th governor of California from January 8 , 1891 until January 11 , 1895 . Markham was born in Wilmington , New York . During the Civil War , Markham enlisted as a private in Company G , 32nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment ; he was promoted to second lieutenant and after the war returned to Wisconsin and settled in Milwaukee . He died in Pasadena , California .
Anthony L . Piscitelli Anthony L ' Tony ' Piscitelli was a fighter pilot that served with the 55th Fighter Group , 343rd Fighter Squadron during the Second World War . He entered the service from Brooklyn , NY in 1942 . Lt . Piscitelli was killed while strafing Coulommiers Airdrome ( 40 km . east of Paris ) on 10 April 1944 . He is buried at Epinal Military Cemetery in Eastern France . Entered service from Brooklyn , New York . ASN - 0 - 753724 11 January 1944 - Joined the 343rd Fighter Squadron 1 March 1944 - Appointed Squadron Oxygen Officer March 1944 - Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant to 1st Lieutenant 10 April 1944 - Killed in Action MACR No . 03725 The Group had been on its first Droop Snoot mission and finished up by strafing Coulommiers Airdrome , 40 km . east of Paris . 2 / Lt . Ralph S . Seely reported : " On April 10 , 1944 , from 20 , 000 feet altitude , north east of the field , Col . Crowell , Lt . Piscitelli and myself went into a steep spiral down to the deck . We approached the field from the north east , Col . Crowell preceding us into the target , Lt . Piscitelli and myself flying almost line abreast . At the edge of the field I noticed intense anti - aircraft fire originating at the base of some hangars to our left . We were flying at zero altitude . Lt . Piscitelli caught fire in his right engine . Half way across the field he was still on fire and still flying at zero altitude . I strafed and observed no aircraft in the hangars , or on the ground . I lost contact with Lt . Piscitelli though I observed black smoke behind me and to the left . " Lt . Piscitelli perished in the crash of his aircraft on the south east edge of the airfield . The aircraft was 80 % destroyed with the only large component remaining being the right tail boom . The letters CY - B were recorded from that part of the aircraft . On April 11 , Lt Piscitelli was buried at Coulommiers Cemetery . After the war , he was moved to the American Military Cemetery at Epinal , in eastern France . [ German report J 820 ] Awards and decorations . Awarded the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and the Purple Heart . References . 55th Fighter Group Web Site Double Nickel - Double Trouble , Littlefield , Robert MACR No . 03725