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Coast Guard ( Sweden ) The Swedish Coast Guard ( ) is a Swedish civilian government agency tasked with : The Swedish Coast Guard carries out some of its surveillance by air ( from its base at Skavsta Airport south - west of Stockholm ) , and in the winter - time by hovercraft on the ice - covered waters of the Bothnian Bay from its Luleå station . The Coast Guard also has regular maritime duties in Lake Vänern , Europe ' s third largest lake , operating out of Vänersborg . Organization . The Coast Guard has 26 coastal stations , including an aviation coastal station . The stations fall under four regional areas ; North ( KRN ) , East ( KRO ) , West ( KRV ) and South ( KRS ) ; with the regional headquarters located in Härnösand , Stockholm , Gothenburg , and Karlskrona respectively . Four management centers controls the daily operational activities and there is also at least one duty officer around the clock . The Coast Guard ' s central headquarters is located in the historic 17th century naval city of Karlskrona , which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site . The total number of Coast Guard employees across the country amounts to around 800 . Neither Coast Guard Ships or officers carry military weapons . Instead each officer is equipped with Glock 17 , ASP baton , OC spray and Handcuffs . Coast Guard vessels . Surveillance Ships . The Coast Guard currently has 22 surveillance craft which are used mainly for patrolling with some also given oil spill response capacity . Environmental Protection Vessels . The Coast Guard currently has 12 environmental protection vessels primarily used for oil spill response , and secondly for patrolling . Combination . The Coast Guard currently has two ships which combine the characteristics of both environmental protection vessels and surveillance craft . Hovercraft . The Coast Guard hoperates five hovercraft mainly in northern Sweden where they can easily travel over both ice , water and land . KBV 593 based in Lulea , KBV 592 based in Umeå , KBV 591 based in Örnsköldsvik , KBV 594 KBV based in Vaxholm , and 595 . Barges . The Coast Guard maintains one large barge , KBV 866 in Härnösand , used for the storage of the absorbed oil . Boats . The Coast Guard currently has over 100 boats . Some boats are used as a complement to larger ships , while others operate as separate entities . The boats are divided into four groups : High Speed / Go Fast , rib - boat s , dinghies and work boat s . Coast Guard Aviation . The Coast Guard has replaced its CASA C . 212 s with three new Bombardier Dash 8 Q - 300 aircraft numbered KBV 501 , 502 and 503rd . The new DASH 8 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft currently were modified by FIELD AVIATION in Toronto , Canada . Coast Guard Aviation Home base is Skavsta Airport in Nyköping . Surveillance and reconnaissance flights are conducted along the Swedish coast and Lake Vänern and lake year round , day or night . Additional regular international assignments are also flown as needed .
USS Herreshoff No . 306 ( SP - 1841 ) USS " Herreshoff No . 306 " ( SP - 1841 ) , also written Herreshoff # 306 , was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1918 to 1922 . Construction , acquisition , and commissioning . At the urging of Assistant Secretary of the Navy ( and future President of the United States ) Franklin D . Roosevelt ( 1882 - 1945 ) , the industrialist , financier , and philanthropist Alfred I . DuPont ( 1864 - 1935 ) of Wilmington , Delaware , contracted with the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company at Bristol , Rhode Island , for one of a small group of 60 - ton steel - hulled boats built to a naval patrol boat design for private owners with the intention that they would be made available to the U . S . Navy in time of war . Du Ponts boat , with the builders name " Herreshoff No . 306 " , was completed in 1917 . On 14 February 1918 , the U . S . Navy purchased " Herreshoff No . 306 " from du Pont for use as a section patrol boat during World War I . She was commissioned at Newport , Rhode Island , as USS " Herreshoff No . 306 " ( SP - 1841 ) on 27 February 1918 . Operational history . " Herreshoff No . 306 " proceeded to New London , Connecticut , in company with two other Herreshoff - built boats to be fitted with listening gear . She departed New London on 5 May 1918 in company with the patrol boats and bound for the Panama Canal Zone , stopping at Charleston , South Carolina ; Key West , Florida ; and Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , en route . She arrived at Cristóbal in the Canal Zone on 1 June 1918 and assumed duty as harbor patrol vessel there . She continued to perform this duty until the end of World War I on 11 November 1918 , after which she served the 15th Naval District as a patrol craft . " Herreshoff No . 306 " was loaned to the United States Department of War on 2 October 1920 for use by the United States Army Air Service in the Canal Zone . She was returned to the Navy in March 1921 . Disposal . " Herrreshoff No . 306 " was taken to Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , and placed on sale , finally being sold to W . A . D . Smith of New York City on 1 December 1922 .
Raadi Airfield Tartu Air Base ( Raadi Airfield ) is a former air base in Estonia located 4 km northeast of Tartu . It is a fairly extensive base with 24 large revetment s and over 30 small ones . It was home to 132 TBAP ( 132nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment ) which flew Tupolev Tu - 16 and Tupolev Tu - 22M aircraft . It was also a transport base with the 192 and / or 196 VTAP ( Military Transport Aviation Regiment ) flying Ilyushin Il - 76M cargo jets until 1990 . These jets were relocated to Tver . On 15 January 1991 , a Soviet Air Force Tupolev Tu - 16K " Badge " crashed near Tartu Air Base , on landing when wheels locked up . Pilot and copilot ejected , but four other crew were killed . By 1993 it was listed as a designated emergency airfield on a Jeppesen chart for airline use although this is no longer possible as the runway has various used car lots preventing use by planes . On 16 January 2006 the winning works of the international architecture competition held to design the new Estonian National Museum building were revealed .
Fort Ashby Fort Ashby is a historic stockade fort located in Fort Ashby , West Virginia , USA . A military installation constructed during the French and Indian War , it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places . In 1755 , Colonel George Washington gave orders to build a stockade and fort on the East Side of Pattersons Creek . On Christmas Day , 1755 , Captain Charles Lewis of Fredericksburg took command of the fort and a garrison of twenty - one men . He had orders from Colonel Washington to remain quiet as long as he could and to hold the fort as long as possible , but if necessary rather than surrender , he should burn it and try to escape to Fort Sellers on the east side of mouth of Patterson ’ s Creek . The only major battle at Fort Ashby occurred in 1756 when Lieutenant Robert Rutherford and his rangers were defeated by a band of French and Indians . During the siege , Colonel John Ashby , who was out of the fort , was attacked by Indians and made a remarkable escape to the fort . It is from this incident that the name was applied . The Daughters of the American Revolution own Fort Ashby . The museum is open for special events and by appointment only . It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 .
Richard Davies ( courtier ) Sir Richard Davies , KCVO , CBE ( 1916 – 29 January 1995 ) was a member of the Household of the Duke of Edinburgh of the United Kingdom . Davies was educated at Porth County School , and Cardiff Technical School . He graduated with a BSc , and was a Chartered Engineer ( CEng ) and a FIEE . He was a member of the Scientific Civil Service 1939 - 1946 , and was in the British Air Commission , Washington , DC , 1944 - 1945 . After World War II he joined Ferranti , and was vice - president of Ferranti Electric Ltd 1948 - 1963 , and a director of Ferranti Ltd 1970 - 1976 . In 1977 he joined the Household of the Duke of Edinburgh of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh as Assistant Private Secretary . He was acting Private Secretary and Treasurer following the death of Lord Rupert Nevill in 1982 , and retired in 1984 , when he became an Extra Equerry . Davies was made a CBE in 1962 , and a CVO in 1982 . He was advanced to KCVO in 1984 .
Mitla Pass The Mitla Pass ( , ) is a 32 km - long snaky pass in the Sinai of Egypt , wedged between mountain ranges to the north and south , located about 50 km east of Suez . It is famous as the site of major battles between the militaries of Egypt and Israel during the wars of 1956 , 1967 , and 1973 . Mitla incident during the Suez War . During the Israeli invasion of Egypt in the Suez War of 1956 the pass was captured by the 202nd Brigade of the Israeli army , commanded by Ariel Sharon , without the approval of the Israeli leadership . Sharon was criticised for this . see Ariel Sharon : Mitla incident . This entry needs a disambiguation to distinguish it from the novel of the same name by Leon Uris http : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Mitla _ Pass _ % 28novel % 29
Sniper team A sniper team ( or sniper cell ) consists of a sniper / s , force protection elements and support personnel such as a spotter . Members can sometimes fulfill multiple roles . The sniper / s fires the shot while the spotter / s assists in observation of targets , atmospheric conditions and handles ancillary tasks as immediate security of their location , communication with other parties ; including directing artillery fire and close air support . The spotter detects , observes , and assigns targets and watches for the results of the shot . Using their spotting scope , they will also read the wind by using physical indicators and the mirage caused by the heat on the ground . Also , in conjunction with the shooter , they will accurately make calculations for distance , angle shooting ( slant range ) , mil dot related calculations , correction for atmospheric conditions and leads for moving targets . It is not unusual for the spotter to be equipped with a notepad and a laptop computer specifically for performing these calculations . They also provide the team security , therefore they are usually armed with an assault rifle or battle rifle . Some military doctrines describe a third member known as the flanker . Their task is to have observed areas not visible to the sniper or spotter and assist with the team ' s rear security .
Henri II de Montmorency Henri II de Montmorency ( 1595 – October 30 , 1632 ) was a French nobleman and military commander . Biography . Born at Chantilly , Oise , Henry was the son of duke Henry I . He was the godson of Henri IV , and was constantly receiving marks of the royal affection . His name and his personality , rendered him at an early age the darling of the court and the people . He was only seventeen when Louis XIII raised him to the office of grand admiral . He succeed to his father ' s title in 1614 . He also was governor of Languedoc . He wrested several important places from the Protestants , and was present at the sieges of Montauban and Monpellier . On the renewal of the civil war in 1625 , the fleet sent from Holland to the aid of the French King was placed under his command . In 1625 Henry defeated the French Protestant fleet under Soubise , and seized the islands of Ré and Oleron , but the jealousy of Cardinal Richelieu deprived him of the means of following up these advantages . In 1628 – 1629 Henry took command of a Royal army to fight the forces of duke of Rohan in Languedoc and bested that famous leader of the Huguenots . In 1630 , he won renown as a military leader in the war against the Spaniards in Piedmont ( Italy ) . He defeated the Piedmontese , at the battle of Avigliana where he charged across a ditch at the head of the gendarmes of the King , captured Carlo Doria , the hostile general , with his own hand , and fought like a common soldier until the enemy was completely driven from the field . This victory was followed by the raising of the siege of Casal and the taking of Saluzzo . For these achievements he was appointed a Marshal of France later in the same year . At the height of his fame and influence he was solicited to join the opponents of Cardinal Richelieu , Louis XIII ' s chief minister . Disliking Richelieu ' s attempts to rein in the influence of his class . In 1632 , using his position as governor of Languedoc , he raised levies of troops and money , joined the party of Gaston , duke of Orleans ( the Kings brother ) and took command of an army of six or seven thousand . Negotiation was tried in vain ; Henry was confronted and defeated by Marshal Schomberg at the battle of Castelnaudary ( September 1 , 1632 ) . Trying to emulate his victory at Avigliana Henry lead a charge into the royal camp at the head of a few horsemen , he cut his way through six ranks of infantry amidst a continued shower of shot , and fought against overwhelming numbers , until his horse dropped dead . Severely wounded , he was captured . Abandoned by Gaston , he was doomed to death by the inexorable Richelieu , as an example to the rest of the plotting nobility . In vain was his life begged by all ranks throughout France . The only palliation of punishment that could be obtained from Louis XIII was that the execution should be in private . Henry was therefore beheaded in the " Hôtel de Ville de Toulouse " on 30 October 1632 . His title passed to his sister Charlotte - Marguerite , princess of Condé .
Rudolf Sauerbrei Rudolf Sauerbrei ( 18 May 1919 – 22 July 2007 ) was a highly decorated Major 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 .
Algernon Boyle Admiral The Hon . Sir Algernon Douglas Edward Harry Boyle KCB CMG MVO ( 21 October 1871 – 13 October 1949 ) was a Royal Navy officer who went on to be Fourth Sea Lord . Naval career . Born the son of Henry Boyle , 5th Earl of Shannon , Boyle joined the Royal Navy as a cadet in 1884 . He served in World War I and , as Captain of HMS " Malaya " , took part in the Battle of Jutland in 1916 . He was Aide - de - camp to the King from 1918 to 1919 and served as Fourth Sea Lord from 1920 to 1924 . He retired in 1924 .
Mircea cel Bătrân Naval Academy The Mircea cel Bătrân Naval Academy ( ) is a higher education institution based in the Black Sea port of Constanţa that trains officers for the Romanian Naval Forces , as well as maritime officers and engineers for the merchant marine . History . The Naval Academy has its roots in the Flotilla School established in the Danubian port of Galaţi in 1872 . After the reorganization of the Romanian military education , naval higher education was assigned to the School of Application for Marine Junior Officers , established in Galaţi in 1896 and transferred to Constanţa in 1901 . The school was reorganised in 1906 as the Superior Naval School , only to be disbanded during World War I , due to the occupation of Dobruja by the Central Powers . A Naval School was reestablished in Constanţa in 1920 , with a Section for Merchant Marine established in 1938 . After World War II it was reorganized and renamed several times until 1969 , when it was named School for active Navy officers " Mircea cel Bătrân " , after Mircea the Elder , a Wallachia n voyvode who ruled the Dobrujan coast in the late 14th century . In 1972 , a separate university , the Merchant Marine Institute ( " Institutul de Marină Civilă " ) , was created for the commercial navy . In 1973 , the two institutions were conflated , forming the Navy Institute " Mircea cel Bătrân " . This was reorganized in 1990 , when it also received its present name . Faculties . The academy has 2 faculties :
38th Regiment Alabama Infantry The 38th Regiment Alabama Volunteer Infantry was an infantry regiment that served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War . Service . The 38th Alabama was mustered in at Mobile , Alabama n May 1862 . The regiment surrendered at Meridian , Mississippi on May 4 , 1865 .
Thomas W . Osborn Thomas Ward Osborn ( March 9 , 1833December 18 , 1898 ) was a Union Army officer and United States Senator representing Florida . Early life . Osborn was born in Scotch Plains , New Jersey , the son of John and Amelia Osborn . He and his family moved to North Wilna , New York in 1842 where he worked on the family farm until 1854 . In 1854 , Osborn took college preparatory courses and , in 1860 , he graduated from Madison University ( now Colgate University ) of Hamilton , New York . After graduating , Osborn worked in a law office in Watertown , New York and was admitted to the New York bar association in 1861 . Military service . With the American Civil War looming , Osborn did not practice law for long . After the First Battle of Bull Run in 1861 , he entered the Union Army as lieutenant . From his home Jefferson County , New York , Osborn raised a company for light artillery service which became known as Company ( or Battery ) D , First Regiment , New York Light Artillery . Osborn ' s company served with the Army of the Potomac earning high marks and he was promoted to captain , major and colonel . As major , Osborn served under Major General Oliver O . Howard in the XI Corps leading in exemplary fashion ( although the XI Corps was routed in both the Battle of Chancellorsville and Battle of Gettysburg ) . Osborn commanded the corps ' artillery brigade at Gettysburg , and he was involved in the defense of Cemetery Hill on July 2 , 1863 , when the position was attacked by troops of Maj . Gen . Jubal Early . Osborn transferred to the Western theater with Howard . He served as inspector general when Howard became commander of the Army of the Tennessee . He left a detailed account of Maj . Gen . William T . Sherman ' s March to the Sea . Reconstruction and politics . After Osborn ' s military service ended , he was appointed assistant commissioner for the Bureau of Refugees , Freedmen and Abandoned Lands as part of Reconstruction in Florida in 1865 and 1866 . He also practiced law while living in Tallahassee , Florida . Osborn was a member of the State constitutional convention which created The 1868 Florida Constitution . He then moved to Pensacola , Florida and was elected to the Florida Senate . Shortly thereafter , Florida was reinstated to the U . S . Congress . While still only in his mid - 30s , Osborn was elected to the United States Senate as a Republican and served from 1868 to 1873 . Retirement . Osborn did not run for reelection in 1872 . He served as the U . S . commissioner at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania in 1876 , the first official world ' s fair in the United States . In his retirement , Osborn engaged in law and literature in New York City where he died in 1898 . Thomas Osborn is interred at Hillside Cemetery in North Adams , Massachusetts .
Joseph C . Burger LTG Joseph Charles Burger ( 1902 – 1982 ) was a United States Marine Corps officer and college athlete . He served as the commanding general of Marine Corps Recruit Depot , Parris Island during the Ribbon Creek incident . In college , he played football , basketball , and lacrosse at the University of Maryland . Early life . Burger was born on May 11 , 1902 . He attended college at the University of Maryland , where he played on the football team as a tackle , and on the basketball and lacrosse team s . Burger earned varsity letters in football in 1921 , 1922 , 1923 , and 1924 , in lacrosse in 1924 and 1925 , and basketball in 1924 – 25 . He graduated from Maryland in 1925 . Military service . After Maryland , Burger served in the United States Marine Corps . He played for the Quantico Marines football team in 1925 and 1926 . In 1928 , commissioned as a lieutenant , Burger returned to the Quantico Marines to serve as an assistant coach , and coached again in 1931 and 1932 . According to author Keith Fleming in " The U . S . Marine Corps in Crisis : Ribbon Creek and Recruit Training " , Burger " enjoyed an excellent professional reputation from the very beginning of his Marine Corps service " . As a captain , Burger was stationed in China , and his company won the Breckinridge Trophy for the best Marine unit deployed to that country . He later served in World War II and the Korean War . During the latter , he was the assistant division commander of the 1st Marine Division toward the end of the war . Burger attained the rank of major general and took over as the commanding general of Marine Corps Recruit Depot , Parris Island in Port Royal , South Carolina in January 1956 . He was the commander during the Ribbon Creek incident the following month , in which a junior drill instructor conducted a forced march that resulted in the drowning deaths of six Marine recruits . After the incident , Burger was transferred out of the command " without prejudice " . He later attained the rank of lieutenant general before retirement . Burger died on February 1 , 1982 at the age of 79 and was interred at Arlington National Cemetery . Burger was inducted in the inaugural class of the University of Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame in 1982 .
EBIOS EBIOS ( French : Expression des besoins et identification des objectifs de sécurité ) allows evaluation and action on risks relative to information systems security , and proposes a security policy adapted to the needs of an organization . This risk analysis method has been created by the DCSSI ( Direction Centrale de la Sécurité des Systèmes d ' Information ) , a department of the French Ministry of Defense . The 5 steps of the EBIOS method are : circumstantial study , security requirements , risk study , identification of security goals , and determination of security requirements . This method is primarily intended for administrations and industries working with the Defense Ministry that treat confidential or secret defense classified information . It enables well informed “ security actions to be undertaken ” . The general target is to create a balance of actual or future situations ( in the case of a newly created information system ) . Afterwards , deficiencies of the system must be revealed and so on , in order to permit reflection about solutions to be implemented . In its first version , EBIOS was focused on “ security objectives redaction ” . Since 2000 , DCSSI became aware of international standards ( ISO in particular ) increases and “ engaged EBIOS adaptation to this criteria ” . We can also perceive it as a way to avoid France ’ s confinement in information security , and incurred risks with the use of French methods that are not recognized abroad and unsuited to international standards .
One Who Walks With the Stars One Who Walks With the Stars was an Oglala Sioux woman who was the wife of Crow Dog , a Brulé Sioux warrior . She killed two soldiers by slashing and clubbing them in the water of the river bank during the Battle of Little Big Horn .