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William D . Baumgartner William D . Baumgartner was a United States Coast Guard rear admiral who served as the Commander , Seventh Coast Guard District . He was also the Judge Advocate General and Chief Counsel of the United States Coast Guard . In this capacity , he was the Coast Guard ’ s senior legal advisor and is responsible for all aspects of the service ’ s legal program . A native of Collinsville , Illinois , he is a 1980 graduate of the U . S . Coast Guard Academy where he received Bachelor of Science degrees in Marine Engineering and Electrical Engineering . He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of New Orleans and a Juris Doctor degree , magna cum laude , from Harvard Law School where he also served as an editor on the " Harvard Law Review " . Previously , Baumgartner served as Chief , Office of Maritime and International Law , at Coast Guard Headquarters and headed the U . S . delegation to the Legal Committee of the International Maritime Organization . He has also served as the Staff Judge Advocate for the Seventh Coast Guard District in Miami , Florida and as the Chief of Staff for Homeland Security Task Force Southeast , an interagency task force charged with planning for and executing Caribbean mass migration deterrence and response operations . Previous legal assignments also include tours at the Eighth Coast Guard District , in New Orleans , Louisiana , Coast Guard Maintenance & Logistics Command Pacific in Alameda , California , and Naval Legal Services Office West in San Francisco , California . Prior to joining the Coast Guard ' s legal program , Baumgartner specialized in surface operations and served as the Commanding Officer of " USCGC Point Verde " and " USCGC Penobscot Bay " , as a deck officer on " USCGC Dependable " , and as an operations center controller for the Eighth Coast Guard District where he directed Search and Rescue , law enforcement and other Coast Guard operations in the Gulf of Mexico . RADM Baumgartner retired from the Coast Guard on June 26 , 2013
School of Military Intelligence and Security The School of Military Intelligence and Security is the New Zealand Intelligence Corps ( NZIC ) school . It is currently located at Hokowhitu Campus , previously part of Massey University , Palmerston North . It is responsible for training NZIC personnel and other members of the New Zealand Defence Force in aspects of intelligence and security . In 2012 , there were six NZIC personnel based at SMIS .
Robert Hathaway Robert Woodward " Bob " Hathaway ( 20 October 1887 – 15 December 1954 ) was " jure uxoris " seigneur of Sark from 1929 until his death . An American by birth , his rule spanned the reigns of four overlords : George V , Edward VIII , George VI and Elizabeth II . Early life and career . Hathaway was born in East Orange , New Jersey , the third of four sons of the Wall Street banker Charles Hathaway and his wife Cora ( née Southworth Rountree ) . After graduating from Yale University , Hathaway and a number of other Yale alumni moved to Canada in order to serve in the Royal Flying Corps . He soon became a flying instructor . After the war , he took up residence in London as chief of the city ' s branch of the sports equipment firm Spalding , eventually becoming a naturalised British citizen . Rule . In 1929 , he met the three years older Sibyl Beaumont , dame of Sark in the Channel Islands and widowed mother of six children . The couple dated for twelve days before marrying at St Marylebone Parish Church on 5 November 1929 . They immediately moved to her native island , where Hathaway was astonished to learn that , according to the feudal custom , he had become " jure uxoris " seigneur of the island upon their marriage . Due to her strong personality , the dame nevertheless remained the island ' s effective ruler and influenced Hathaway ' s decisions during Chief Pleas meetings . The marriage was very happy , but the Yankee Seigneur , as he was called , was troubled by the fact that the island he ruled was not large enough for any sort of golf course . Shortly after the German occupation of France during World War II , Sark too was occupied . The Hathaways decided not to flee their territory , but allowed inhabitants to do so ; a vast majority remained . The seigneur was deported to the continent and interned into a Nazi concentration camp in Germany , where he spent three years . His eldest stepson , the Royal Air Force officer Francis William Beaumont , was killed during the Liverpool Blitz , which left the seigneur ' s stepgrandson , John Michael Beaumont , as heir apparent . Death and succession . The seigneur died on 15 December 1954 , leaving his widow as sole ruler . She ruled until her death in 1974 , when her grandson succeeded her .
XXV Corps ( Union Army ) XXV Corps was a corps of the Union Army during the American Civil War . It was unique in that it was made up almost entirely of African - American troops , which had previously belonged to the X and XVIII Corps . On December 3 , 1864 , the two corps of the Army of the James were reorganized . Its white units went to the XXIV Corps , while the black units became the XXV Corps , under the command of Maj . Gen . Godfrey Weitzel . The new XXV Corps served without any particular distinction during the waning days of the Petersburg Campaign ; its main noteworthy action was being the first command to occupy Richmond on April 3 . In May , 1865 it was sent to Texas to serve as the " Army of Occupation " against Napoleon III ' s French presence in Mexico . The XXV Corps was disbanded in January 1866 .
Isaac C . Kidd , Jr . Isaac Campbell Kidd , Jr . ( August 14 , 1919 – June 27 , 1999 ) was an American Admiral in the United States Navy who served as the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO ' s Atlantic Fleet , and also as commander in chief of the U . S . Atlantic Fleet from 1975 to 1978 . He was the son of Rear Admiral Isaac C . Kidd , who was killed on the bridge of the battleship during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . Biography . Born in Cleveland , Ohio , Kidd graduated from the U . S . Naval Academy in 1941 ; he was commissioned an ensign on December 19 , 1941 , just 12 days after his father was killed aboard his flagship . As Time Magazine described the event , when Kidd received his commission as ensign " the U . S . Naval Academy and its guests broke into a thunderous cheer — an unprecedented demonstration in honor of Ensign Kidd and his father . " During World War II he served as a gunnery and operations officer on destroyer s in both Europe and the Pacific , and participated in various Allied landings in the Mediterranean as well as at Iwo Jima . His 23 years at sea during his 40 - year naval career included 15 years in command of destroyers , destroyer divisions and squadrons and three U . S . fleets in the Atlantic , Pacific and Mediterranean ; he also served as executive assistant and senior aide to the Chief of Naval Operations in the early 1960s , earning citations for his efforts in the Cuban Missile Crisis and several other crises . In 1967 , he headed the court of inquiry into the USS " Liberty " incident during the Six - Day War in June of that year . From 1975 to 1978 , Kidd served as Commander in Chief of the U . S . Atlantic Fleet . Shortly after his 1978 retirement , Kidd was among a number of retired four - star officers who testified before Congress in favor of the controversial SALT II arms control pact . Kidd declared that while he was not entirely thrilled with the proposed treaty ' s verification procedures , " the alternative of having no ceiling at all , considering our position at this point in the so - called race , I find totally unacceptable . " He also taught the law of the sea at the College of William and Mary . His six children included Navy Captain Isaac C . Kidd III . Kidd died of cancer at age 79 at his home in Alexandria , Virginia , and was buried in the Naval Academy Cemetery .
Antoine - Marie - Benoît Besson Antoine - Marie - Benoit Besson ( 1876 – 1969 ) was a French military officer . In World War II he was a general commanding the Third Army Group stationed along the river Rhine manning the Maginot Line . Military career . World War 1 1914 - 1918 . During world war 1 Besson commanded a regiment . Interwar Period 1918 - 1939 . In the interbellum he commanded a brigade , a division , and field army . World War 2 1939 - 1940 . In October 1939 he took command of the French 3rd Army Group , he played a minor role in the battle of France . Sources . M Romanych & M Rupp , Maginot Line 1940 , Battles on the French frontier , Osprey Publishing , page 13
Hans Bujak Hans Bujak ( 5 February 1914 – 20 March 1990 ) was a highly decorated Oberfeldwebel in the Wehrmacht during World War II . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Hans Bujak was captured by French troops in May 1945 and was released in September .
Harvey Point The Harvey Point Defense Testing Activity facility , owned by the Department of Defense , is located on a peninsula in Perquimans County , North Carolina , along the Albemarle Sound , near the city of Hertford , NC . It was established in World War II as Naval Air Station Harvey Point , an operating base for sea planes conducting anti - submarine surveillance off the Atlantic coast . A close - by naval facility , Naval Air Station Weeksville , served as a blimp base during and after World War II . To comply with various procurement regulations , the Department of the Navy holds the title to and budgetary responsibility for the facility . Agencies such as the ATF , CIA , and FBI have used the facility for complex training relating to overseas counter terrorism and asset protection training . History . The point was originally occupied during the 1670s by the Harvey Family , including North Carolina ' s first native - born governor , Thomas Harvey — hence the name " Harvey Point . " World War II . Courthouse records indicate that in November 1942 the United States Navy purchased the point , roughly , for $ 41 , 751 . The Navy then constructed an air station on the property for use during World War II . During World War II Harvey Point was used as a seaplane base . After the war , the naval air station was deactivated until 1958 when the Navy announced Harvey Point would serve as the testing grounds for the new Martin P6M Seamaster , an experimental jet - powered long - range seaplane bomber . The project was cancelled in August 1959 when the Navy determined the aircraft wasn ' t successful enough for it to continue providing support for the program . Then , in 1961 , the Navy returned to the property and announced that the property was closed to the public ; it has remained that way ever since . Current use . Specialty military air operations are located at this facility , as the installation has two usable landing fields and plans for a third . Through a NOTAM order issued by the FAA on behalf of several agencies , a permanent " no - fly zone " exists within 25 radial miles of the facility due to the ordnance testing that occurs at the facility and the related hazards that exist for general aviation . A significant portion of the air space within the Albemarle Sound is jointly administered and monitored by the FAA and the US Navy . Harvey Point is also used for CIA ( Central Intelligence Agency ) paramilitary and counter - terrorism courses that involve high explosives and ballistics . The explosives are used to simulate terrorist bombs and can be heard for miles in the surrounding communities . It was also used by Navy SEAL Team Six to train for the raid that killed Osama bin Laden , in a scale mockup of his secret compound .
6 - inch siege gun M1877 6 - inch siege gun model 1877 ( ) was a Russian 152 . 4 mm heavy siege gun . The gun was produced by Obukhov Steel Works in Saint Petersburg . It was utilized in Russo - Japanese War , World War I , Russian Civil War and some conflicts of the early 20th century where former parts of Russian empire were involved . The only surviving piece is displayed in Hämeenlinna The Artillery Museum of Finland .
Santa Cruz Air Force Base Santa Cruz Air Force Base – BASC is a base of the Brazilian Air Force located in Rio de Janeiro , Brazil . History . The base was originally called Bartolomeu de Gusmão Airport and it was constructed to handle the operations with the rigid airship s Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg . Between 1931 and 1937 , Deutsche Luft Hansa had regular flights between Germany and Brazil , with Rio de Janeiro as final stop . For this reason Luftschiffbau Zeppelin decided to construct a dedicated facility and move its operations from Campo dos Afonsos Airport . The airport was inaugurated on 26 December 1936 . The whole complex consisted of an airfield , the hangar , a hydrogen factory and a branch - line connecting the complex to the main railway line to downtown Rio de Janeiro 54 km away among other structures . Some of the buildings are still in use , particularly the hangar which was built to accommodate the rigid airships . Because it is the only original surviving hangar built for rigid airships in the world , on 14 March 1999 , it was listed as a National Heritage Site . As a consequence to the Hindenburg disaster on 6 May 1937 at Lakehurst Air Naval Station in New Jersey , USA , the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin requested to the Brazilian Government on 17 June 1937 the suspension of services . Since then no more civil operations were handled at this facility . On 12 February 1942 , six months before Brazil declaring war against the Axis , the airport became a base of the Brazilian Air Force . The name of the facility was changed to Santa Cruz Air Force Base on 16 January 1943 . On 3 May 1982 a British Avro Vulcan bomber was intercepted by the aircraft of the 1° Grupo de Aviação de Caça ( 1ºGAvCa ) based at Santa Cruz . The Vulcan had finished the Operation Black Buck 6 during the Falklands War and was returning to Ascension Island when it suffered technical problems . It was intercepted upon entering Brazilian airspace and made to land at the Galeão Air Force Base . The Brazilian aircraft flew back to Santa Cruz having successfully accomplished the first interception mission in their history . Units . The following units are based at Santa Cruz Air Force Base : Subordinated to the command of the 2nd Air Force ( II FAe ) , which is dedicated to Search and Rescue , Rotorary Wings , and Maritime Patrol : Subordinated to the command of the 3rd Air Force ( III FAe ) , which is dedicated to Reconnaissance , Attack , and Combat : Subordinated to the command of the Department of Airspace Control ( DECEA ) , which is dedicated to the control of the Brazilian Airspace : Additionally , the base has one U - 7A ( Embraer EMB 810 Seneca ) and two U - 42 ( Neiva Regente ) for administrative missions . Access . The base is located 54 km from Rio de Janeiro downtown in the district of Santa Cruz . External links . city
USS Morning Light ( 1853 ) USS " Morning Light " ( 1853 ) was a sailing ship acquired by the Union Navy during the American Civil War . She was used by the Navy to patrol navigable waterways of the Confederacy to prevent the South from trading with other countries . " Morning Light " , an 8 gun ship , was built in 1853 by William Cramp and Sons at Kensington , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania ; launched 15 August 1853 ; purchased by the Navy 2 September 1861 at New York City ; and commissioned 21 November 1861 at New York Navy Yard , Acting Volunteer Lt . Henry T . Moore in command . After fitting out for combat , " Morning Light " sailed from New York to cruise the lower U . S . East Coast in search of Confederate privateer s and blockade runner s . " Morning Light " returned to New York , arriving 28 February 1862 . Assigned to the West Gulf Blockade . Assigned to Flag Officer David G . Farragut ’ s West Gulf Blockading Squadron , " Morning Light " departed New York in March with provisions for ships in the Mississippi Sound area . On 15 April Farragut ordered her to remain with bark off Ship Island , Mississippi , as protection for the Army command of Maj . Gen . Benjamin F . Butler which provided occupation troops for New Orleans , Louisiana , after Farragut ’ s fleet captured the city 25 April . By 27 May " Morning Light " was off Pensacola , Florida , performing blockade duties with sloop . On 19 June sloop , temporary tender for " Morning Light " , intercepted sloop " Ventura " , loaded with foodstuff for New Orleans , off Grant ’ s Pass , Mobile Bay , Alabama . Destroying Confederate salt works at Cedar Lake . Returning to Ship Island , Mississippi , in August , " Morning Light " left in November for Velasco , Texas . On 27 and 28 November , she sent several boat expeditions ashore to destroy the Confederate salt works at Cedar Lake . " Morning Light " is captured and burned . On 18 January 1863 , " Morning Light " , Acting Master John Dillingham now in command , was ordered to blockade off Sabine Pass . Three days later two Confederate “ cotton clad ” steamers , " Uncle Ben " and " Bell " , with artillery and Texas infantry , attacked " Morning Light " and schooner in a successful effort to destroy the blockade at Galveston , Texas . Due to the calm weather , neither Union sailing ship could evade the Confederate fire , and both were forced to strike their colors . " Morning Light " , left a riddled wreck , was taken by the Confederates 21 January and burned 2 days later .
USS S - 24 ( SS - 129 ) USS " S - 24 " ( SS - 129 ) was a first - group ( " S - 1 " or " Holland " ) " S " - class submarine of the United States Navy . Her keel was laid down on 1 November 1918 by the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation in Quincy , Massachusetts . She was launched on 27 June 1922 sponsored by Mrs . Herbert B . Loper , and commissioned on 24 August 1923 with Lieutenant Commander Louis E . Denfeld in command . Operating from New London , Connecticut , in 1923 and 1924 , " S - 24 " served at Saint Thomas , United States Virgin Islands , in February 1924 . She visited Trinidad from 6 – 13 March , the Panama Canal area in April of that year and Hawaii from 27 April to May 1925 . Next , into 1930 , she served principally at San Diego , California , San Pedro , California , and Mare Island , California . In addition to service in the Panama Canal area in February and March 1926 and again in February 1929 , " S - 24 " visited Hawaii in 1927 and 1928 and twice in 1929 . Sailing from San Diego on 1 December 1930 , she arrived at Pearl Harbor on 12 December . From then into 1938 , " S - 24 " operated at Pearl Harbor . Departing from Pearl Harbor on 15 October , she returned to New London on 4 January 1939 . After serving with a partial crew at New London from 1 April of that year , " S - 24 " resumed full duty on 1 July 1940 . Following duty out of New London during that year and into 1941 , " S - 24 " served next in waters near the Panama Canal from late December into May 1942 . Returning to New London on 21 May , " S - 24 " decommissioned there on 10 August 1942 , and was transferred on that date to the United Kingdom . In the Royal Navy she was commissioned as in October 1942 and was assigned to the 7th Submarine Flotilla based at Holy Loch . This was a non - operational unit and the boats were used for training new crews and officers and for training surface ships in anti - submarine warfare . Among the officers who commanded her was Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Lt Edward Preston Young making the boat the first Royal navy submarine to be commanded by a British RNVR officer . Decommissioned by the Royal Navy in May 1944 she was returned to the United States Navy in December 1944 , " S - 24 " was struck from the Navy List and was intentionally sunk off Portland Oregon as an ASDIC target on 25 August 1947 .
French frigate La Motte - Picquet ( D645 ) La Motte - Picquet is a F70 type anti - submarine frigate of the French " Marine Nationale " . She is the fourth French vessel named after the 18th Century admiral count Toussaint - Guillaume Picquet de la Motte . she is serving in the Persian Gulf . On 22 August 2007 , she took custody of the Danish freighter " Danica White " which had been captured by pirates on the 3 June . 2011 / 12 tour . She left Brest on 9 November 2011 for active duty in the Indian Ocean and was refuelled by the US replenishment ship USNS Patuxent on 10 January 2012 . On 22 January she passed through the Straits of Hormuz with the British frigate and a US battlegroup centred on the .
Greek frigate Spetsai ( F - 453 ) The Greek frigate " Spetsai " ( F - 453 ) ( ) is the second ship of the Greek " Hydra " frigate class . She is based on the Blohm + Voss " MEKO 200 " frigate class and was built by Hellenic Shipyards Co . at Skaramagas . She is the fifth ship of the Hellenic Navy to be named after the Saronic Gulf island of Spetses . She has participated in international operations such as " Enduring Freedom " .
Filin - class guard ship " Filin " class guard ships were a class of ships originally built in Finland as patrol vessels for the Imperial Russian Navy . With the withdrawal of Russia from the area , the ships went to other use . Overview . Four ships were constructed , two of them were sold to Polish Navy where they served as " General Haller " and " Komendant Piłsudski " and the other two were commissioned into the Finnish Navy as " Turunmaa " and " Karjala " . Initially classified as patrol cruisers though the name did not really fit . Class had good accommodations for a their size but they hardly resembled any type of warship . Foreign observer ' s comments of the ships of the class in service of the Finnish Navy was that they were graceful tugs . The ships were only suitable for patrolling seaways as they were not particularly seaworthy and their structural strength and power were limited . Also the structure did not allow larger than 75 mm gun to be installed to the class . Ships in class . Last two ships of the same class - " Gorlitsa " and " Sova " - were being constructed before the work on them was halted . They were never completed and instead were scrapped .
Colada Colada is one of the two best - known swords , along with Tizona , of El Cid Campeador . Won in combat from the Count of Barcelona , the sword was presented ( along with Tizona ) to his sons in law . According to the heroic verses of the Cantar de mio Cid , after his sons - in - law beat his daughters and then abandoned them on the side of the road , El Cid asked his gifts to be returned . Afterward , he bestowed the sword upon one of his knights , Martín Antolínez . Though its authenticity is doubted , a blade named " Colada " and traditionally identified with that of El Cid , with the addition of a 16th - century hilt , is preserved in the Royal Palace of Madrid . According to Sebastián de Covarrubias , " Colada " clearly means a sword made from " acero " colado " " , a process of alloyed steel without impurities . As Tizona , Colada appears in the epic poem Cantar de mio Cid as a sword that frightens unworthy opponents if wielded by a brave warrior . El Cid gives the sword to Martín Antolínez as a present , and he uses it in the duel against the infante Diego González .