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Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 24 Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 24 ( MALS - 24 ) is an aviation logistics support unit of the United States Marine Corps . Known as the " Warriors " , they fall under the command of Marine Aircraft Group 24 ( MAG - 24 ) and the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing ( 1st MAW ) and are currently based at Marine Corps Base Hawaii . Mission . Provide aviation logistics support , guidance , planning and direction to Marine Aircraft Group squadrons on behalf of the commanding officer , as well as logistics support for Navy funded equipment in the supporting Marine Wing Support Squadron ( MWSS ) , Marine Air Control Group ( MACG ) , and Marine Aircraft Wing / Mobile Calibration Complex ( MAW / MCC ) . History . World War II . The squadron was activated on 1 March 1942 at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa , Oahu , Hawaii , as Headquarters and Service Squadron 24 and assigned to Marine Aircraft Group 24 , 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing . They deployed during March 1942 to Efate , New Hebrides . During June 1942 , they relocated to Santa Barbara , California and on 1 July 1942 they were redesignated as Headquarters Squadron 24 . The squadron redeployed during September 1943 to Efate , New Hebrides , and were reassigned to the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing . They participated in the Battle of Bougainville and the Philippines Campaign , 1944 - 45 . In September – October 1945 they were moved to Peiping , China and participated in the occupation of North China from October 1946 to April 1947 . MALS - 24 was relocated during May – July 1949 to Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point , North Carolina and assigned to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing . 1949 – 1967 . The squadron was redesignated 15 February 1954 as Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 24 ( H & MS - 24 ) and they participated in the Cuban Missile Crisis in November 1962 . 1968 – present . MALS - 24 ( designated H & MS - 24 at this time ) was relocated to Kaneohe Bay , Hawaii in April , 1968 and reassigned to the 1st Marine Brigade . They were redesignated 5 October 1988 as Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 24 . They were again redesignated 1 October 1994 as Marine Aviation Logistics Support Element , Kaneohe , and assigned to Aviation Support Element , 1st Marine Aircraft Wing , III Marine Expeditionary Force . In February 2002 , the squadron reverted to Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 24 .
Office of Net Assessment The United States Department of Defense ' s Office of Net Assessment ( ONA ) was created in 1973 . The Director of Net Assessment is the principal staff assistant and advisor to the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense on net assessment matters . According to Defense Directive 5111 . 11 , the Director shall develop and coordinate net assessments of the standing , trends , and future prospects of U . S . military capabilities and military potential in comparison with those of other countries or groups of countries so as to identify emerging or future threats or opportunities for the United States . In essence , ONA operates as an internal think tank for the Department . Andrew Marshall was named its first director , a position he appears to still hold under the Obama administration . Staff members have included :
Friedrich - August Graf von Brühl Friedrich - August Graf von Brühl ( 1 May 1913 – 5 November 1981 ) was a highly decorated Major der Reserve in the Wehrmacht during World War II and an Oberstleutnant in the Bundeswehr . 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 .
Jack Spates Jack Spates is the former head wrestling coach at the University of Oklahoma , where he led the Sooners to seven top - 10 finishes in the NCAA tournament and one Big 12 Conference championship . Prior to joining Oklahoma in 1993 , Spates was the head coach at Cornell University and served as an assistant coach at the United States Military Academy and at the University of Pittsburgh . As a wrestler , Spates was the 1973 NCAA champion at 118 pounds for Slippery Rock University . Spates retired at the conclusion of the 2010 – 11 season . Spates was born in New York City , but his family moved to Smithtown , New York , where he joined the wrestling team on a dare .
Lockheed Martin F - 16E Block 60 The Lockheed Martin F - 16E Block 60 is a variant of the F - 16 Fighting Falcon , with improved electronics . It was originally made for the United Arab Emirates . Other countries showed interest and now operate these aircraft such as Chile , Holand , Greece and Israel , who made their own versions of the F - 16E , the F - 16I Sufa . Description . The F - 16 Block 60 , was initially considered as F - 16C / D variant , but in recognition of major changes in the aircraft , he became known as the F - 16E / F Block 60 . This is an aircraft that in many respects is quite new in relation to other versions in the F - 16 family . The scope has increased with the addition of additional tanks in the fuselage , and it incorporates systems in other F - 16 are incorporated in the wings , such as the FLIR system that allows guided smart weaponry . It also received an additional compartment in the ' spine ' , or top of the fuselage between the cockpit two - seater models and the vertical rear light , which accommodates part of electronic systems . Reducing the need to occupy more space on the wings with ' pods ' additional seats with additional placement of equipment and tanks with " conformal " carrying up to 2 , 000 gallons of fuel , the Block 60 has more autonomy and / or greater capacity to carry weapons than their counterparts , and that setting a ' clean ' with fewer weapons , aircraft have better aerodynamics . Besides these advantages , the Block 60 has a sophisticated sensor suite , where the head is the type of radar AN / APG - 80 AESA . It conforms to MIL - STD - 1773 , with most of the wiring of data between various sensors and aircraft equipment are in fiber and therefore are immune to electronic interference , and have a speed of data transmission 1000 times higher than in other airplanes of this type .
Günther Bergerhoff Dr . jur . Günther Bergerhoff ( 12 December 1912 – 6 May 1991 ) was a highly decorated Oberleutnant der Reserves 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 .
Louis - Casimir Teyssier Louis - Casimir Teyssier ( born Albi 1821 - died 1916 at Albi ) was a French commander . Life . He was recruited to the 21st regiment . As a lieutenant , he was wounded in Crimea , near Sevastopol and made a prisoner . He was released in December the 15th 1855 . made prisoner of war there he returned to France 15 December 1855 . Serving in the 98 line regiment he was again wounded at Montebello / Italy in the year 1859 . Afterwards he commanded a battalion of the 78 regiment of line and in 1870 he was appointed commander of the fortress of Bitche . During the Franco - Prussian War of 1870 / 71 he defended the fortress with 3000 men against about 20 000 Prussian and Bavarian soldiers until the French government ordered him to surrender after the cease fire in 1871 . The German troops allowed the French tropps to leave Bitche fully armed in acknowledgement of their braveness . He became commander of Marseille in May 1871 and Vicennes in 1872 as coronel . Decorations , honors . Commander Légion d ' honneur Saint Helena Medal Medal of Cécile Mulequiès British Crimea Medal Italian Campaign medal Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus ( Sardinia ) Order of Ernst August awarded 1873 ( Hannover ) The city of Albi erected a monument in his honor and named streets after him , and the city of Bitche named a school , Lycée Teyssier , after him . Sources . French Wikipedia article
Timothy L . Mounts Timothy L . Mounts ( died 1997 ) made significant contributions to the advancement of agriculture technology . His work has had considerable national and international impact on the food industry , especially the edible oilseed sector . Mounts was Research Leader of the Food Quality and Safety Unit at the NCAUR Ag Lab ( National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research ) . He was a staunch supporter of Bradley University , belonging to the alumni association and Bradley Chiefs club . Additionally , he was the president - elect of the Kiwanis Club of Peoria , Illinois and a member of the St . Patrick Society , Spalding Alumni Association , and many other civic organizations in the Peoria area . Mounts was a member and an officer of many professional and honorary societies since 1969 . He participated in numerous national and international scientific meetings , technical conferences , and workshops over the past 20 years . Government regulatory and action agencies routinely sought his opinion and advice on food and agribusiness . He received numerous national and international awards and honors including the 1985 La Medaille Chevreul from L ' Association Francaise pour l ' Etude des Corps Gras , the 1991 Outstanding Scientist of the Year for Agricultural Research Service and the 1997 A . Richard Baldwin Distinguished Service Award from the American Oil Chemists Society . It is for his devotion to country in military and civilian service , his dedication to furtherance of education and his belief in civic duty that Mr . Mounts is honored with the T . L . Mounts Lectureship at Bradley University in Peoria , Illinois . Mounts was a veteran of the United States Air Force , and the Illinois Air National Guard from which he retired as brigadier general in 1990 .
James S . Alban James S . Alban was a member of the Wisconsin State Senate . Biography . Alban was born James Shane Alban on April 7 , 1810 in Jefferson County , Ohio . He would marry Amanda Harris . They would have five children . In 1838 , Alban and his family moved to Sauk County , Wisconsin . Amanda died in 1843 . The following year , Alban re - married and moved to Plover , Wisconsin . During the American Civil War , he was commissioned a colonel with the 18th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment of the Union Army . Alban would be killed in action at the Battle of Shiloh on April 6 , 1862 . He was succeeded in his command by future U . S . Representative Gabriel Bouck . Political career . Alban was a member of the Senate from 1852 to 1853 . Previously , he had been District Attorney and Treasurer of Portage County , Wisconsin . He was a member of the Whig Party .
HMAS Hawkesbury ( M 83 ) HMAS " Hawkesbury " ( M 83 ) , named for the Hawkesbury River , is the second to have been built for the Royal Australian Navy ( RAN ) . " Hawkesbury " was built by Australian Defence Industries in Newcastle , New South Wales , launched on 24 April 1998 , and commissioned into the RAN on 12 February 2000 . " Hawkesbury " is based at Sydney naval base HMAS " Waterhen " , along with the majority of the RAN ' s mine warfare assets . Operational history . In May 2003 , " Hawkesbury " and sister ship were operating off the coast of Queensland on exercises . During this , the two ships were tasked with checking the believed location of the shipwreck of AHS " Centaur " , a hospital ship sunk off Moreton Island during World War II , following several media stories indicating that the wreck at this location might not be the hospital ship . These searches , followed up by the hydrographic survey ship a month later , found that the wreck had been incorrectly marked as " Centaur " since its discovery in 1995 . As of 2008 , " Hawkesbury " and sister ship were taking turns supporting border security operations . On the morning of 13 March 2009 , " Hawkesbury " was one of seventeen warships involved in a ceremonial fleet entry and fleet review in Sydney Harbour , the largest collection of RAN ships since the Australian Bicentenary in 1988 . The minehunter did not participate in the fleet entry , but was anchored in the harbour for the review . By October 2011 , " Hawkesbury " and sister ship had been placed into reserve , and the Australian Department of Defence predicted that it would take five years to bring both back to operational status and train personnel to run the vessels .
Bertram Best - Dunkley Lieutenant Colonel Bertram Best - Dunkley VC ( 3 August 1890 – 5 August 1917 ) was an English recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . Best - Dunkley was 26 years old , and a temporary lieutenant - colonel in the 2 / 5th Battalion , The Lancashire Fusiliers , British Army during the First World War on 31 July 1917 at Wieltje , Belgium , when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC . Before enlisting in World War I , Best - Dunkley was a Master at Tienstin Grammar School . There is a Marble Memorial Plaque to him in the Entrance Hall of the School which was partially defaced by Japanese troops during their occupation of China but it is still in situ .
Yusef Mishleb Aluf ( Major General ) Yusef Mishleb ( sometimes spelled Yosef Mishlev ) ( ; born 1952 ) is a retired Druze general in the Israel Defense Forces serving last in the position as the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories . Mishleb retired in September 2008 after four years in the job and over 35 years in the Israel Defense Forces .
Hans Busk ( 1815 – 1882 ) Hans Busk the younger DL ( 11 May 1815 in London – 11 March 1882 in Westminster ) was one of the originators of the " Volunteers " . He was educated at King ' s College London and Trinity College , Cambridge , graduating with a B . A . in 1839 and an M . A . in 1844 . He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in 1841 . While still an undergraduate , he lobbied the Government to form rifle clubs for defence against invasion , and created a model rifle club at Cambridge in 1837 . This grew into the " Volunteers " movement , which he helped to pioneer . He served with the 1st Middlesex Rifle Volunteers and with the Royal Victoria Rifle Club , and wrote a number of practical manuals regarding rifle training . He was styled " Captain Busk " . He also took an interest in designing yachts and lifeboats , and advocated the installation of lifeboat stations . He was a gastronome , and founded the School of Cookery at South Kensington . In 1873 he became a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society . Family . He was the son of Hans Busk the elder . His siblings included Julia Clara Pitt Byrne and Rachel Harriette Busk ; another sister , Maria Georgiana , married Sir Robert Loder , 1st Baronet . Another sister , Frances Rosalie , married Rev . Charles Vansittart in May 1845 , but the marriage was deeply troubled , and Hans Busk was involved in legal proceedings between his sister and her husband , including the precedent - setting case " Vansittart v . Vansittart " before the Court of Chancery . Because he had the same name as his father , some well - known reference sources confuse the two . For instance " Alumni Cantabrigienses " incorrectly states that he is the father , rather than the brother of Rachel Harriette Busk ; and the Dictionary of National Biography incorrectly states that he was high sheriff of Radnorshire ( a post occupied by his father ) .
15th Regiment Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry The 15th Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry Regiment was a cavalry regiment that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War . Service . The 15th Kentucky Cavalry was organized at Owensboro , Kentucky and mustered in for one year under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Gabriel Netter . The regiment was attached to District of Columbus , Kentucky , Department of the Tennessee , to November 1862 . District of Columbus , Kentucky , XIII Corps , Department of the Tennessee , to January 1863 . District of Columbus , Kentucky , XVI Corps , to August 1863 . Detached Brigade , District of Columbus , Kentucky , 6th Division , XVI Corps , to October 1863 . The 15th Kentucky Cavalry mustered out of service beginning October 6 , 1863 and ending October 29 , 1863 . Detailed service . Garrison duty at Paducah , Kentucky , and at various points in District of Columbus until October 1863 . Scout from Fort Heiman into Tennessee May 26 - June 2 , 1863 ( Companies A and D ) . Spring Creek , Tennessee , June 29 . Lexington , Tennessee , June 29 . Expedition from Clifton in pursuit of Biffle ' s , Forrest ' s and Newsome ' s Cavalry July 22 – 27 . Expedition from Paducah , Kentucky , to McLemoresville , Tennessee , September 20 – 30 . Casualties . The regiment lost a total of 58 men during service ; 1 officer and 2 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded , 1 officer and 54 enlisted men died of disease .
List of Army Groups of the National Revolutionary Army The Army Group ( 集團軍 ) ( sometimes also referred to as Group Army ) was the largest conventional mobile formation in the organization of the National Revolutionary Army of the Republic of China during the Second Sino - Japanese War . The first Army Groups were established immediately after the Japanese attack at Marco Polo Bridge on 7 July 1937 , and new Army Groups continued to be formed throughout the war . During the war , the only military formations larger than the Army Group were the Military Region s , which were defined by geographical boundaries , and the Army Corps , of which only four were only formed and only during the Battle of Wuhan . In effect , the Army Group was the largest fighting unit of the National Revolutionary Army , and usually exercised command over two or more armies or several corps , and assorted lesser units . They were roughly equivalent in size to an Army in British or American military terminology . By the end of the war with Japan , 40 Army Groups were in existence . The civil war saw three additional Army Groups being formed , even as they were gradually being replaced by newly formed Army Corps , by then a largely analogous formation . The following list provides an overview of the Army Groups in the National Revolutionary Army , including their organization , commanders , and important battles . 1st to 10th Army Groups . " Commanders killed in action are denoted by " 41st to 43rd Army Groups . " Three Army Groups were established and disbanded during the Chinese Civil War with the communists . No additional information is available . "
William Waldegrave , Viscount Chewton William Frederick Waldegrave , Viscount Chewton ( 29 June 1816 , Cardington , Bedfordshire – 8 October 1854 ) was a British army officer . Waldegrave was the eldest son of Hon . William Waldegrave and was educated at Cheam School . While still at school , he served as a midshipman aboard his father ' s ship , HMS " Seringapatam " from 1829 – 31 and later graduated from Trinity College , Cambridge in 1837 . He then emigrated to Canada and served with the militia which put down the rebellions of 1837 and returned to Britain in 1843 and served with the British Army . In 1846 , his father had inherited his earldom from the latter ' s nephew and Waldegrave took the courtesy title of Viscount Chewton . That year , Chewton fought in the Battle of Sobraon and then captained the 6th Regiment of Foot stationed at the Cape of Good Hope in 1847 and then the Royal Scots Fusiliers at Scotland in 1848 . On 2 July 1850 , he married Frances Bastard and they had a son , William , in 1851 and later a daughter who died in infancy . Chewton later fought in the Battle of Alma in September 1854 , but died of his wounds a few weeks later .
Seius Sallustius Lucius Seius Herennius Sallustius ( died 227 ) was a Roman usurper in 227 . He was a son of Seius ( b . ca 155 ) and his wife Herennia Orbiana ( b . ca 160 ) , and paternal grandson of Publius Seius Fuscianus . Sallustius was father - in - law to Alexander Severus and was raised to the rank of Caesar probably when his daughter , Sallustia Orbiana , was wed to the emperor in 225 . He made an attempt on the life of his son - in - law and as a result was executed two years later . His daughter was banished to Libya .
USS Swift ( 1864 ) USS " Swift " ( 1864 ) was a small 12 - ton schooner captured by the Union Navy during the Union blockade of the American Civil War . " Swift " was used by the Union Navy as a ship ’ s tender , serving ships at Tybee Island , Georgia , and at Port Royal , South Carolina . Civil War service . " Swift " was a small schooner captured by on 9 February 1864 in Wassau Sound , Georgia . No record has been found of any filing of libel papers against the schooner , but she was taken into the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron . The vessel served at Tybee Island , Georgia , and at Port Royal , South Carolina , as a ship ' s tender . Post - war decommissioning . " Swift " was sold at public auction there on 8 August 1865 .
Leipzig salient The Leipzig Salient lies South - West of the Thiepval Memorial . A grass path leads across the fields with trenches . A clumb of trees and bushes marks the location of center of the Leipzig - Redoubt , a strong point with a lot of machine guns . On July the 1st 1916 the 32nd Division attacked this place . Men of the 17 / Highland Light Infantry crept forward at 7 . 23 a . m . , even before the British barrage had ended . They advanced to within about 40 yards of the German front line , and when the barrage did lift , at 7 . 30 a . m . the Highlanders rushed forwards and took the Leipzig Redoubt , catching the Germans in their dugouts in the quarry at the centre of the Redoubt . They then pressed on to the next objective , but were forced back to the Leipzig Redoubt , where they consolidated with help from troops of the 2 / Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry . Later they were joined there by men from the 11 / Border Regiment , 1 / Dorsets , and 19 / Lancashire Fusiliers ( 3rd Salford Pals ) but further advance from the Leipzig Redoubt proved impossible . The small advances made here , in taking the Redoubt , were the only success for the 32nd Division that day . The position was strengthened and held against several German counter - attacks . German strong points . The schwaben redoubt was not the only strong point the Germans made on the battlefield of the Somme .
Chimanaji Deshpande Chimanaji Deshpande ( born 1628 , date of death unknown ) was a general in the early Mugal Empire . Background . Chimanaji Deshpande was born into the Deshastha Brahmin family and his native place was Pune . His father was a Hawaldar ( head of infantry ) .
Oskar von Boddien Oskar von Boddien ( 19 April 1900 – 6 January 1942 ) was a highly decorated Oberst in the Wehrmacht during World War II who commanded the " Aufklärungs - Abteilung " 22 ( 22nd Reconnaissance Battalion ) of the 22nd Infantry Division . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves ( ) . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross and its higher grade Oak Leaves was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Oskar von Boddien was killed 6 January 1942 near Yevpatoria , Ukraine . He was posthumously promoted to Oberst and was awarded Oak Leaves to his Knight ' s Cross . " Oberst " ( Colonel ) Friedrich - Wilhelm Müller , commander of " Infanterie - Regiment " 105 ( 105th Infantry Regiment ) of the 72nd Infantry Division and charged by the AOK 11 with the leadership of the battles for Yevpatoria , on 6 January 1942 ordered the " Aufklärungs - Abteilung " 22 to attack the harbor area and conquer the city . Von Boddien together with the 1st Squadron under " Oberleutnant " ( First Lieutenant ) von Frankenberg commence the attack . Von Boddien was mortally hit by machine gun fire and von Frankenberg was wounded .