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430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron 430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron is a unit of the Canadian Forces under Royal Canadian Air Force . It operates Bell CH - 146 Griffon s from CFB Valcartier , near Quebec City in Quebec , Canada . History . No . 430 Squadron RCAF was a fighter squadron unit of the Royal Canadian Air Force that was formed during World War II as the " City of Sudbury " squadron . 430 " Silver Falcon " Squadron was formed in 1943 as a " Fighter Reconnaissance Squadron " . The unit was stationed in England , France , Belgium , the Netherlands , and Germany , until it was disbanded in August 1945 . In the Cold War period , the squadron was reformed in November 1951 at RCAF Station North Bay , flying the Canadair F - 86 Sabre . " 430 Fighter Squadron " went to 2 Wing RCAF Station Grostenquin near Grostenquin , France in September 1952 . The squadron was located at Grostenquin until deactivation in September 1962 . " 430 Fighter Squadron " was reactivated at 3 Wing Zweibrücken , West Germany in February 1963 , and transitioned to the Canadair CF - 104 Starfighter . The squadron moved to 1 Wing Lahr , West Germany in February 1969 until it was disbanded in May 1970 . The unit reformed again in 1971 as a French - language Canadian Forces tactical helicopter squadron at Valcartier and known officially as " 430 Escadron tactique d ' hélicoptères " . There it operated the Bell CH - 136 Kiowa and the Bell CH - 135 Twin Huey in support of 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group . The unit transitioned to the CH - 146 Griffon in 1994 . Operations . The squadron was deployed as part of the United Nations Mission in Haiti ( UNMIH ) and also provided core personnel to the Rotary Wing Aviation Unit of the Multinational Force and Observers on peacekeeping operations in the Sinai .
1 / 38 Evzone Regiment The 1 / 38 Evzone Regiment ( ) or 38th Regiment ( 38° Σύνταγμα ) was an elite regiment of Evzones of the Hellenic Army , recruited in Thessaly and headquartered in Karditsa . It was formed in 1913 after the Balkan Wars , as part of the 1st Infantry Division . In 1919 , it participated in the Greek landing at Smyrna , and took part in the subsequent battles of the Asia Minor Campaign . The unit also took part in the Greco - Italian War , and was disbanded after the conquest of the country by the Germans in 1941 . During the subsequent occupation , the largest armed resistance group , the Greek People ' s Liberation Army , formed its own unit named after the regiment .
USS Lady Mary ( SP - 212 ) USS " Lady Mary " ( SP - 212 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1918 . " Lady Mary " was built as the civilian yacht " Glenda " in 1905 by George Lawley & Son at Boston , Massachusetts . She was owned by B . E . Niese of New York City and C . S . Smith of Stamford , Connecticut , and was eventually renamed " Lady Mary " . The U . S . Navy chartered " Lady Mary " on 16 July 1917 for World War I service as a patrol vessel and took delivery of her on 21 July 1917 . She was commissioned at Newport , Rhode Island , as USS " Lady Mary " ( SP - 212 ) on 24 July 1917 with Ensign H . S . Allen , USNRF , in command . Assigned to the 2nd Naval District , headquartered at Newport , " Lady Mary " served on dispatch boat duty and patrolled coastal waters in Block Island Sound from Newport to Block Island . " Lady Mary " was returned to her former owner on 9 December 1918 .
Abdul Ruzibiza Abdul Joshua Ruzibiza ( June 28 , 1970 – September 22 , 2010 ) was a former member of the Rwandan Patriotic Front who at one time claimed to be part of a group that carried out the assassination of President of Rwanda Juvénal Habyarimana and Burundian president Cyprien Ntaryamira in April 1994 , an event that marked the beginning of the Rwandan Genocide . Ruzibiza later retracted many of his statements . Biography . Ruzibiza claimed to have been born a Tutsi in Gitagata , Kanzenze commune in Bugesera He joined the Rwandan Patriotic Front ( RPF ) in 1987 while in Burundi and participated in the 1990 attack launching the Rwandan Civil War . In 2001 , he left Rwanda for " security reasons " and subsequently released a book entitled Rwanda . L ' histoire secrète ( Rwanda : The Secret History ) . In the book , Ruzibiza accused the RPF of assassinations and mass human rights abuses . His testimony was subsequently heavily relied upon in reports prepared by Jean - Louis Bruguière , the magistrate in charge of investigating the deaths of several Frenchmen in the presidential assassinations . Ruzibiza stated that he was responsible for surveying the sites used for the missile attack on the presidential plane . Due to his testimony , Ruzibiza gave testimony before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in 2006 . In November 2008 , Ruzibiza recanted at least parts of his story , stating that his account of the assassination in " Rwanda : The Secret History " is not true and that the book was actually written by several people . This was occasioned by the trial of Rose Kabuye , an aide to Rwandan president Paul Kagame , whom Ruzibiza asserted he never named as an accomplice . Ruzibiza criticized Bruguière , stating , " If he is basing his investigation on me , then I have the right to say that he is a big manipulator … he is saying what I have not said . " Ruzibiza died on September 22 , 2010 at the age of 40 . He was living in Norway and had been suffering from cancer for some time .
Zelzal - 3 Zelzal - 3 ( , meaning " earthquake " ) is an Iranian - made solid propellant missile , with a range of 200 km . The variant Zelzal - 3B has smaller warhead and a range of 250 km . The shape and dimensions of the missiles is nearly identical with older Zelzal models except that the nosecone is cone shaped rather than the dome shaped Zelzal - 2 and Zelzal - 1 .
Daniel James III Lt . Gen . Daniel James III was the director of the Air National Guard from 3 June 2002 to 20 May 2006 and is the son of famed General Daniel James , Jr . . He retired from the United States Air Force in June 2006 . He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology , from the University of Arizona , Tucson , and attended Air Command and staff college in 1981 and the National Security management course in 1992 . He performed 500 combat flying hours on southeast Asia and earned two distinguished flying crosses . He was the first African - American to become the director of the Air National Guard
212th Brigade ( United Kingdom ) 212th Brigade ( 212 Bde ) was a Home Service formation of the British Army during World War I and World War II . World War I . 212 Bde was part of the 71st Division , a Home Service division raised in late 1916 . It had the dual role of training men for overseas drafts and providing forces for home defence . The brigade was previously known as the 6th Provisional Brigade . Composition . The following infantry battalions served in 212 Bde during World War I : On 10 January 1918 orders were issued to break up 71st Division . Disbandment began in January 1918 and its last elements disappeared on 8 April 1918 . World War II . A new brigade was formed under the title of 212th Independent Infantry Brigade ( Home ) for service in the United Kingdom on 7 October 1940 by No 12 Infantry Training Group in South Wales Area . It was commanded by Brigadier H . A . R . Aubrey ( Brigadier R . B . L . Persse from 13 May 1941 ) and composed of newly - raised infantry battalions . Composition . The composition of 212th Bde was as follows : Service . The brigade moved to North Midland Area ( 9 February – 26 March 1941 ) and then became an integral part of the new Lincolnshire County Division ( 27 March – 20 November 1941 ) . When the county division ceased to function , the brigade was redesignated 212th Independent Infantry Brigade , coming under the administrative control of 54th ( East Anglian ) Infantry Division ( 21 November 1941 – 24 May 1942 ) and then II Corps District . On 15 July 1942 the brigade ' s battalions were converted to regiments of the Royal Armoured Corps : 6th South Wales Borderers became 158 RAC , 10th Gloucesters became 159 RAC and 9th Sussex became 160 RAC . These regiments were sent to India , where they were reconverted to infantry . On 16 August 1942 , 212 Bde became an administrative HQ under GHQ Home Forces and eased to function as a command HQ .
Shavendra Silva Major General Shavendra Silva , WWV , RWP , RSP , USP , psc , CR is a Sri Lankan general and diplomat . The current Sri Lankan Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York , he was the former Director of Operations , Sri Lanka Army and the General Officer Commanding , 58 Division during the Sri Lankan civil war . Early life . Silva was born on 22 June 1964 and had his education at St . Joseph ’ s College , Anuradhapura , Vijaya College , Matale and St Thomas ' College , Matale . At school he was the band leader of the western band , Captain of the first XI cricket team and Sergeant of the Senior Cadet Platoon , St . Thomas ’ College , Matale . Silva is married and has two daughters . Sri Lanka Army . Silva joined Sri Lanka Army on 1984 and he was the former Director of Operations , Sri Lanka Army and the General Officer Commanding , 58 Division during the final phase of Sri Lankan civil war . He was a highly decorated Commando officer , being awarded the Weera Wickrama Vibhushanaya , Rana Wickrama Padakkama and the Rana Sura Padakkama at once , a first in the Sri Lankan military history . He was the youngest promoted as a commanding officer . As an officer instructor at the Sri Lanka Military Academy ( SLMA ) in Diyatalawa , he trained the first foreign cadets to attend SLMA and went on to become its commanding officer . During 2002 - 2004 peace talks he took part in negotiations to open the A - 9 Main Supply Route ( MSR ) . With the resumption of hostilities he become the Brigade Commander of the Air Mobile Brigade and later took command of the famous 58 Division and was instrumental in the military capturing several former LTTE strongholds including the Mannar rice Bowl , Vedithalathivu , Nachchikuda , Mulangavil , Devils Point , Pooneryn , Kilinochchi , Paranthan , Elephant Pass , Dharmapuram , Vishvamadu , Suvandipuram , Thevipuram Puthukudirippu , Puthumathalan , Wellamullu vaikkal and the last inch of enemy held Karayamulli vaikkal in the mangroves of Nanthikandal lagoon in the Mullaithivu district . After the end of the war he was appointed as Director of Operations of the Sri Lanka Army and promoted to the rank of Major General . In 2010 , he took up position as Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations as the only serving army officer to hold such a post at the time of appointment . As at present he holds the rank and title of Ambassador in addition to his post at the United Nations Headquarters .
Lapland Group The Lapland Group ( " Lapin Ryhmä " ) was a formation of the Finnish Army during the Winter War between Finland and the Soviet Union . The Group was formed on 13 December 1939 from troops of the North Finland Group . The Group was placed under the command of Major General Kurt Martti Wallenius and had its headquarters at Rovaniemi . The Forces took part in the Battle of Salla and the Battle of Petsamo . Order of battle . Osasto Roininen was located at Salla and consisted of the following forces : At the End of February 1940 the troops around Salla were replaced by the Swedish volunteers of the Stridsgruppen SFK Osasto Pennanen which was located in Petsamo consisted of the following forces :
Charles Church Roberts Charles Church Roberts ( March 6 , 1882 – March 8 , 1957 ) was a United States Navy sailor and a recipient of the United States military ' s highest decoration , the Medal of Honor . He was awarded the medal for his actions during a fire aboard the in 1910 . He later served in World War I and became a commissioned officer . Biography . Roberts was born on March 6 , 1882 , in Newton , Massachusetts . He enlisted in the U . S . Navy from Illinois in about 1904 . By September 8 , 1910 , he was serving as a machinist ' s mate first class on the . On that day , while the " North Dakota " was conducting tests using oil as fuel , an explosion occurred , killing three sailors and endangering the ship . In the engine room , pieces of hot coal and coke floated in waist - high hot water , oil was aflame above one of the boilers , and the entire room was filled with smoke , steam , and fumes . Despite these dangers , Roberts and five other men of the ship ' s engineering department entered the engine room to haul the boiler fires and perform other tasks necessary to prevent a boiler explosion . After ensuring the safety of the ship , they then searched for and removed the bodies of the three sailors killed in the initial explosion . For these actions , Roberts and the five other men were awarded the Medal of Honor a month later , on October 4 . The others were Chief Machinist ' s Mate Thomas Stanton , Chief Machinist ' s Mate Karl Westa , Chief Watertender August Holtz , Chief Watertender Patrick Reid , and Watertender Harry Lipscomb . In 1917 during World War I , Roberts was appointed to the warrant officer rank of machinist and served on board the . He was temporarily promoted to the commissioned officer rank of lieutenant ( junior grade ) in March 1918 and received orders to the destroyer and then to . In November 1919 he was temporarily assigned to the destroyer , then fitting out at Squantum , Massachusetts , and later transferred to the . He resigned his commission in June 1921 . Roberts died on March 8 , 1957 , two days after his 75th birthday , and was buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery in Millis , Massachusetts . Medal of Honor citation . Roberts ' s official Medal of Honor citation reads : Serving on board the U . S . S . " North Dakota " ; for extraordinary heroism in the line of his profession during the fire on board that vessel , 8 September 1910 .
Commonwealth Marine Salvage Board The Commonwealth Marine Salvage Board , also known as the Australian Salvage Board , was an Australian government authority over maritime salvage during the Second World War . The board was established on 14 March 1942 , based in Sydney and during the boards existence salvaged 83 out of the 86 vessels where salvage was attempted . The Board was abolished on 1 January 1946 with the Australian Shipping Board being established .
Georg Hachtel Georg Hachtel ( 29 June 1894 – 20 July 1943 ) was a highly decorated Generalmajor 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 . Georg Hachtel died on 20 July 1943 in a military hospital in Konstanz , Germany . He was posthumously promoted to Generalmajor .
José de Urrea José de Urrea ( March 19 , 1797 – August 1 , 1849 ) was a Mexican general . He fought under General Antonio López de Santa Anna during the Texas Revolution . Urrea ' s forces were never defeated in battle during the Texas Revolution . His most notable success was that of the Goliad Campaign , in which James Fannin ' s 300 soldiers were surrounded and induced to capitulate under terms , but were massacred in Urrea ' s absence on the orders of Santa Anna . Early life . Urrea was born at El Presidio de San Augustín de Tucson ( now the U . S . city of Tucson , Arizona ) . Despite being born on the northern frontier of Mexico , his family had deep roots in the state of Durango . Military career . In 1807 Urrea entered the Spanish army . In 1824 he rose to the rank of captain , but he resigned from the army and entered private life . In 1829 he rejoined the military as a major and helped to liberate the city of Durango , allying himself with Antonio López de Santa Anna . He was promoted to colonel for his actions . In 1835 he reluctantly took part in Santa Anna ' s attack on the state of Zacatecas ( the state had openly rebelled against his rise to power ) . He was promoted to Brigadier General for his role in this . Texas Revolution . When the Mexican state of Texas also revolted against Santa Anna ' s Centralist government , Urrea was sent there to help put down the colonists . He defeated small groups of Texan forces at the Battle of San Patricio , Battle of Refugio , Goliad and Battle of Coleto . The last , also known as the " Goliad Massacre " , included the deliberate slaughter of Texans who had surrendered . The execution of prisoners , however , was not Urrea ' s choice , but an order by General Santa Anna . Due to Urrea ' s string of victories , Santa Anna decided to stay in Texas and personally finish off the rebellious Texas government . His motives were personal and political as Urrea was getting all the headlines and would be seen back in Mexico as a more popular figure . Aftermath . The military defeat of Santa Anna ' s forces at the Battle of San Jacinto on April 21 , 1836 resulted in Santa Anna ' s capture , and him being forced to order all Mexican forces to withdraw from Texas soil . Urrea was infuriated and , after linking up with Vicente Filisola ' s forces , he wanted to continue the war against the Texans since the Mexicans still had over 2 , 500 troops in Texas against less than 900 of Sam Houston ' s Texans . But both Urrea and Filisola had no choice but to comply with Santa Anna ' s orders , and by mid June , Urrea and all Mexican forces had withdrawn from Texas . In 1837 , Urrea turned against Santa Anna upon his return to Mexico , and fought against him at the Battle of Mazatlán in 1838 . The attempted uprising resulted in his eventual arrest , and he was sent to Perote Prison . He later revived his military career with the invasion of French forces into Mexico , and another failed coup attempt followed . The Mexican - American War saw Urrea leading a cavalry division against invading American troops . Urrea died in 1849 of cholera shortly after the war ended .
17th Airlift Squadron The 17th Airlift Squadron is one of four active duty C - 17A Globemaster III units at Charleston AFB , South Carolina . The 17th Airlift Squadron is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel , who serves as head of the squadron and the pilots . The Chief Loadmaster is in charge of the loadmasters , the First Sergeant takes charge of the few support military personnel and civilians working in the squadron . The 17th was responsible for being the first unit to set up forward deployed C - 17 staging operations , at the start of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM , creating the 817th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron ( EAS ) . The 17th Airlift Squadron recently stepped up to the plate once more and created another EAS . For the first time , two C - 17 Squadrons became deployed in forward theater locations , supporting Operations Iraqi Freedom , and Enduring Freedom . The 817th Area of Responsibility split . On June 1 , 2006 , the 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron was created and launched its first crew 15 minutes later . Unlike previous C - 17 deployments , this one actually had the squadron itself doing all the flying from " an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia . " The 17th helped initiate a whole new concept in C - 17 operations in that this was the first time that the airframe was employed like traditional intratheater airlift assets such as the C - 12 , C - 20 , C - 21 or the C - 130 . However , unlike traditional tactical airlift assets that are under the direct command of the theater commander , the 817th EAS is headquartered out of theater . Lineage . Note : the 17th Airlift Squadron already existed at the time of redesignation as a C - 130 squadron based at Elmendorf AFB , Alaska . This unit originated from the 17th Troop Carrier Squadron under Alaskan Air Command in 1964 . The squadron was redesignated the 17th Tactical Airlift Squadron in 1966 . It was redesignated the 517th Airlift Squadron upon activation of the C - 17 unit that took its name . In January 2006 the 517th Airlift Squadron began its own transition from C - 130s to C - 17s with the final C - 130 leaving the unit on March 26 , 2007 . Stations . Hamilton Field , California , April 27 , 1942 – October 31 , 1943 Operations . World War II : < br > Air Transport and aircraft delivery to the Pacific Theater Awards and decorations . Service Streamers . World War II American Theater Campaign Streamers . Southwest Asia : Defense of Saudi Arabia ; Liberation and Defense of Kuwait Armed Forces Expeditionary Streamers . Panama , 1989 – 1990 Decorations . Air Force Outstanding Unit Award s : Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Palm : April 1 , 1966 – April 8 , 1969 Emblem . On an Air Force Blue globe , grid lines White , issuing from the top of a White scroll , two hands flesh tone , winged at the wrists White , bearing supplies or cargo Air Force golden Yellow ; outlines and details Air Force Blue throughout . MOTTO : ANYTHING , ANYWHERE , ANYTIME . Approved October 27 , 1959 ( K 11458 ) .
152nd Indiana Infantry Regiment The 152nd Indiana Infantry Regiment was an infantry regiment from Indiana that served in the Union Army between March 16 and August 30 , 1865 , during the American Civil War . Service . The regiment was recruited from the 9th , 10th , and 11th districts and organized at Indianapolis , Indiana , with a strength of 988 men . It was mustered in on March 16 , 1865 , and left Indiana for Harper ' s Ferry , West Virgina on March 18 . At Harper ' s Ferry , it was assigned to duty with one of the provisional divisions of the Army of Shenandoah . The regiment saw duty at Charleston , Stevenson ' s Station , Summit Point and Clarksburg , West Virginia , until late August , 1865 . The regiment was mustered out on August 30 , 1865 . During its service the regiment incurred forty - eight fatalities , and another twenty - two men deserted .