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HMS Fife ( D20 ) HMS " Fife " was the first unit of the Batch 2 County - class destroyer s of the Royal Navy . She was subsequently sold to Chile and scrapped in 2005 . Royal Navy Service . She had ' B ' turret removed and replaced with four Exocet launchers in the mid - 1970s . In 1977 , she attended the Silver Jubilee Fleet Review and formed part of the 2nd Flotilla . In 1979 , " Fife " provided assistance to the Caribbean island of Dominica after the island was severely hit by Hurricane David . She was under refit during the Falklands War and so did not take part in the conflict . Refit 1986 . In 1986 , " Fife " underwent a refit to convert her into a moving training ship . The removal of her Sea Slug missile system was completed in June 1986 , which created space for extra messdecks and classrooms for officers under training . One messdeck still used hammocks and these officers are possibly the last men in the Royal Navy to sleep in hammocks ; they were told so at the time . In September 1986 she undertook a Dartmouth Training Ship deployment to the Mediterranean returning to Portsmouth early December . A " hut " was built where the sea slug launcher had once stood , aft of the helicopter pad . This grey box was actually a satellite navigation classroom and attracted much attention from a Russian Kashin - class destroyer , which regularly " buzzed " " Fife " for some close quarter photographs . . . no doubt intrigued by the new structure . Her second Dartmouth Training Ship deployment in January 1987 took her via Brest into the Mediterranean , in company with . Her final voyage in the Royal Navy was to lead a Dartmouth Training Ship deployment to North America , in which she and sailed into the Great Lakes . On her return to Great Britain in June 1987 she landed the officers under training at Dartmouth and then proceeded to Portsmouth where she was decommissioned . Chilean Navy Service . The ship was sold to Chile on 12 August 1987 and renamed " Blanco Encalada " . She was taken into refit at Talcahuano on her arrival and , taking advantage of the removed Sea Slug , her deck was extended aft and a new , larger hangar constructed . The rebuild was completed in May 1988 . In 1996 " Blanco Encalada " ' s Sea Cat launchers were removed and she was fitted with the Barak SAM . " Blanco Encalada " was decommissioned from the Chilean Navy on 12 December 2003 and was sold for scrap in November 2005 .
HMAS Cootamundra HMAS " Cootamundra " ( J316 / M186 ) , named for the town of Cootamundra , New South Wales , was one of 60 " Bathurst " class corvettes constructed during World War II , and one of 36 initially manned and commissioned solely by the Royal Australian Navy ( RAN ) . Construction . " Cootamundra " was laid down by Poole & Steel at Sydney , New South Wales on 26 February 1942 . She was launched on 3 December 1942 by Lady Davidson , wife of the general manager of the Bank of New South Wales , and commissioned into the RAN on 30 April 1943 . Compared to other " Bathurst " class corvettes , " Cootamundra " is slightly longer ( as opposed to ) and has a slightly shallower draught ( compared to ) . Operational history . World War II . After commissioning , " Cootamundra " was assigned to convoy escort duties along the east coast of Australia . On 15 June , a thirteen - ship convoy heading for Brisbane and escorted by " Cootamundra " and sister ships " Bundaberg " , " Deloraine " , " Kalgoorlie " , and " Warrnambool " , was attacked off Smoky Cape . The United States Army Transport " Portmar " and the US Navy Landing ship " LST - 469 " were torpedoed by Japanese submarine " I - 174 " : the former sinking in minutes with the loss of only two lives , while 26 were killed aboard the latter ship , which survived and was towed to port . This was the last submarine attack to be made on the east coast of Australia during World War II . " Cootamundra " was reassigned to Darwin in early June , and began to escort shipping between Darwin and Thursday Island . On 6 August , while escorting the merchantman SS " Macumba " , the two ships were attacked by two Japanese aircraft . " Macumba " ’ s engine room was destroyed , and despite efforts to tow the ship to safety , the merchantman ' s crew were taken aboard the corvette that evening and the ship was allowed to sink . " Cootamundra " remained in her role until April 1944 , when she sailed to Sydney for refit . The refit finished at the end of May , and after a brief period operating as an escort from Darwin , " Cootamundra " was reassigned to New Guinea waters . The corvette served as a convoy escort and anti - submarine patrol ship from 5 July until the end of World War II . The corvette was awarded three battle honour s for her wartime service : " Darwin 1943 " , " Pacific 1943 - 45 " , and " New Guinea 1944 " . Post - war . Following the end of the war , " Cootamundra " was used to transport Allied prisoners - of - war back to Australia , and carry an occupation force to Ambon , before leaving New Guinea waters on 29 September 1945 while towing HMAS " Leilani " . The corvette arrived in Melbourne on 26 November 1945 , where she was decommissioned into reserve . On 12 December 1951 , " Cootamundra " was re - commissioned as a training ship . In 1954 , the corvette visited New Zealand . In 1957 , she was assigned to northern Australian waters , to supervise the Japanese pearling fleet . Decommissioning and fate . " Cootamundra " was decommissioned for the second time on 8 June 1959 . She was marked for disposal on 27 September 1961 , and was sold for scrap on 28 March 1962 .
USS William Isom ( ID - 1555 ) USS " William Isom " ( ID - 1555 ) was a United States Navy tanker in commission from 1918 to 1919 . Construction , acquisition , and commissioning . SS " William Isom " was built as a commercial tanker in 1917 at Baltimore , Maryland , by the Baltimore Drydock and Shipbuilding Corporation for the Sinclair Gulf Corporation . The United States Shipping Board acquired her from Sinclair Gulf on 24 April 1918 for service in World War I . The U . S . Navy acquired her from the Shipping Board on on 1 May 1918 , assigned the naval registry Identification Number ( Id . No . ) 1555 , and commissioned as USS " William Isom " the same day at New York City with Lieutenant Commander Wenzel Habel , USNRF , in command . United States Navy career . Initially assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service , " William Isom " had been reassigned to the Fleet Train by 1 July 1918 to serve as a depot tanker . In that role , she carried fuel and supplies to various American ships and stations . She appears never to have seen service overseas , but rather remained close to the shores of the United States throughout her 15 months of naval service . On 21 August 1919 , " William Isom " simultaneously was decommissioned , transferred to the U . S . Shipping Board , and returned to the Sinclair Gulf Corporation . Later career . The ship resumed mercantile service with the Sinclair Gulf Corporation as SS " William Isom " . In 1920 , she was sold to the American Italian Commercial Corporation , then in the mid - 1920s to the Cuba Distilling Company . In 1930 , Edwin B . DeGolia acquired her and in 1931 renamed her SS " Edwin B . DeGolia " . She served with the Hillcone Steamship Company under that name until late 1947 or early 1948 , when the Artemis Maritime Company of Panama acquired her and renamed her SS " Demosthenes " . She continued in mercantile service with Artemis under the name " Demosthenes " until late in 1955 or early in 1956 . At that point , all mention of her in mercantile lists ceased .
136th Infantry Regiment ( United States ) The 136th Infantry Regiment is an infantry regiment in the Army National Guard . Lineage . Organized 22 July 1861 at Fort Snelling as 2nd Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry . ( Active or Volunteer element of Minnesota enrolled Milita , redesignated Minnesota National Guard by act of legeslature 1 March 1871 ) A Silver color and enamel device in height overall consisting of a shield blazoned : Azure , a bear cat rampant Argent between in fess a five - pointed mullet and a gopher sejant Or ; on a chief of the second a saltire couped of the field . Attached below the shield a Silver scroll inscribed " REX MONTIS " in Blue letters . The consolidation of the former 217th Coast Artillery Regiment with the 136th Infantry Regiment is depicted in the design : The bear cat is from the coat of arms of the 136th Infantry Regiment , World War II ; the star and gopher are from the coats of arms of the former 205th and 206th Infantry Regiments , predecessors of the 217th Coast Artillery Regiment . The chief , bearing a saltire , is incorporated in this coat of arms to symbolize the Civil War service of the original 136th Infantry Regiment . The shield is blue for Infantry . The distinctive unit insignia was approved on 14 November 1951 . Campaign streamers . Civil War World war I World War II Decorations . following units entitled to the DUC streamer embroidered LUZON following units entitled to the MUC streamer embroidered ASIATIC - PACIFIC THEATER
Anti - Structures Munition The Anti - Structures Munition is a developmental program for the British Army to provide a man - portable shoulder - launched weapon capable of destroying hardened structures such as buildings or bunker s . The system is planned to be in service by the end of 2010 .
Erasmo of Narni " This article is about the condottieri Erasmo da Narni . For Donatello ' s equestrian statue , see Gattamelata ( Donatello ) " Erasmo of Narni ( 1370 – January 16 , 1443 ) , better known as " Gattamelata " ( The nickname means " The Honeyed Cat " ) , was among the most famous of the " condottieri " or mercenaries in the Italian Renaissance . He was born in Narni , and served a number of Italian city - states : he began with Braccio da Montone , served Pope and Florence equally , and served Venice in 1434 in the battles with the Visconti of Milan . He was the subject of Donatello ' s equestrian bronze sculpture in the main square of Padua , the same city over which he became dictator in 1437 . In Narni , the farmhouse in which Gattamelata was born bears a plaque reading " Narnia me genuit Gattamelata fui — ( I was born in Narni , I was Gattamelata ) . "
Dmitry Zhloba Dmitry Petrovich Zhloba ( ; June 3 , 1887 – June 10 , 1938 ) was a Soviet military commander who participated in the Russian Civil War . He was born in Kiev , Ukraine , then part of Imperial Russia . During the Russian Revolution of 1905 , he was a member of an armed workers ' detachment in Mykolaiv . In May 1916 , he was arrested for participation in an anti - government strike and sent to the World War I front . At the time of the Bolshevik October Revolution in 1917 , he was a member of the Moscow Soviet and commanded a Red Guard detachment against the Kremlin - based Junkers . At the end of 1917 , he was sent as a war commissar to the Donbass where he organized a miners ’ Red Guard unit that fought at Kiev and Rostov . He was assigned to the Caucasus Front of the Russian Civil War in May 1918 . As the commander of the " Steel Brigade " , in October 1918 he led a raid in the rear of the White Cossacks led by Pyotr Krasnov . In 1919 - 20 , he commanded a cavalry brigade and then the 1st Cavalry Corps operating against Denikin ’ s and Wrangel ’ s armies . In February 1921 , he led the 18th Cavalry Division which reinforced the 11th Soviet Red Army in the war against Georgia . During the March Batum Operation in Georgia , he crossed a virtually impassable Goderdzi Pass in the Lesser Caucasus , to occupy Batumi for the Soviet government . For his successful campaigns , Zhloba was awarded two Orders of the Red Banner . From 1922 he served in the North Caucasus until he was sacked and executed during Stalin ' s Great Purges in 1938 .
BM - 14 The BM - 14 ( BM for " Boyevaya Mashina " , ' combat vehicle ' ) , is a Soviet - made 140mm multiple rocket launcher , fielded by the Soviet Union . The BM - 14 can fire rockets fitted with chemical ( MS - 14 ) , smoke ( M - 14D ) or high - explosive fragmentation ( M - 14 - OF ) warheads . It is similar to the BM - 13 " Katyusha " and was partly replaced in service by the 122 mm BM - 21 Grad . The rocket has a range of about 9 . 8 km and can carry a warhead of 8 kg weight . Launchers were built in 16 and 17 - round variants . The weapon is not accurate as there is no guidance system , but it is extremely effective in saturation bombardment . Algerian armed forces used BM - 14 rocket launchers in 1993 during the Algerian Civil War .
Leopoldo Eleuteri " Tenente " Leopoldo Eleuteri was a World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories . Biography . Leopoldo Eleuteri was born in Castel Ritaldi , Kingdom of Italy , on 27 December 1894 . He was a student in a technical school until conscript ed in 1915 . At first , he was assigned to duty in ordnance factories . However , he was forwarded to the 3rd Infantry Regiment . From there , he went to aviation training . On 18 October 1916 , he qualified as a pilot at Gabardini ' s flying school at Cameri . He was certified on the Caudron G . 3 on 4 December . On 28 April 1917 , Eleuteri mastered the SAML before being posted out . He served with two SAML squadrons , " 73a Squadriglia " and " 121a Squadriglia " . In January 1918 , he underwent gunnery training at Furbara . On 22 February 1918 , he was transferred to " 70a Squadriglia " . After flying a few sortie s , he made an abortive attack on an observation balloon . On 17 April , he teamed with Aldo Bocchese , Alessandro Resch , and Flaminio Avet in staking claims for an enemy two - seater and two fighters ; Eleuteri was credited with two victories . Eleuteri would go on to fly 151 combat sorties and would engage the Austro - Hungarian enemy 26 times . He had seven of his eight combat claims confirmed , usually in conjunction with Bocchese and Avet , with his final victory forced to land on an Italian aerodrome on 28 October 1918 . Leopoldo Eleuteri was thrice awarded the Silver Medal for Military Valor , as well as the War Merit Cross . Following his discharge after the war , he returned to his engineering studies , enrolling in Milan Polytechnic . He graduated in 1922 . In 1923 , he entered the first engineering officers ' competition for the " Regia Aeronautica " and was appointed as " Capitano " in the construction section of the new air force on 23 October . He returned to Furbara as commander of the armament flight in the research and development portion of the " Regia Aeronautica " . On 19 January 1926 , Leopoldo Eleuteri perished in a midair collision . The Castiglione del Lago fighter school was named after him .
John Hewson ( regicide ) Colonel John Hewson ( Hughson ) ( died 1662 ) was a soldier in the New Model Army and signed the death warrant of King Charles I , making him a regicide . Life . When John Lilburne was his apprentice in the 1630s , he introduced Lilburne to the Puritan physician John Bastwick , an active pamphleteer who was persecuted by Archbishop William Laud . He was second in command of John Pickering ' s Regiment of Foot , one of the original twelve foot regiments of the New Model Army . When John Pickering died on 24 November 1645 he took command of the regiment ; and , as was then the custom then , the Regiment became known as John Hewson Regiment of Foot . In 1647 Parliament passed an act against religious festivals , regarding them as " vain and superstitious observances " when the Mayor of Canterbury tried to enforce this act and stop Christmas there was a riot and John Hewson Regiment of Foot were sent to restore order which they did quickly . In 1648 Hewson played a key role in Pride ' s Purge and the Army ' s occupation of London . In January 1649 he signed the death warrant for Charles I marking him as a regicide . Later that year his regiment refused to fight in Ireland until the Leveller reform programme was implemented ; as a result 300 men were cashiered out of the army without arrears of pay . While in Ireland he was involved in the Siege of Drogheda and commanded an English force during the siege and battle of Tecroghan . He lost an eye at the siege of Kilkenny and was made Governor of Dublin . He represented Ireland in the Nominated Assembly ( or Barebones Parliament ) of 1653 and Dublin in the First Protectorate Parliament of 1654 . He the returned to England to represent Guildford in the Second Protectorate Parliament before being summoned in 1658 to the Other House ( an Upper House equivalent to the House of Lords ) as Lord Hewson . On the restoration of the monarchy he fled to Amsterdam where he died in 1662 . Reputation . Richard Neville ( later Lord Braybrooke ) in a footnote from his 1825 edition of Samuel Pepys ' diary :
HMS Belton ( M1199 ) HMS " Belton " Ton - class minesweeper of the Royal Navy , launched on 3 October 1955 at Doigs Shipyard , Grimsby . " Belton " ran aground in the Hebrides in October 1971 . She was eventually refloated and taken to Greenock in Scotland but was found to be beyond economical repair . Although she never put to sea under her own steam again , it wasn ' t until 25 November 1974 that she was sold for disposal . One of her sister ships , HMS " Bronington " , has been preserved and is berthed at Birkenhead , Merseyside , England , as part of the former Warship Preservation Trust .
French ship Mistral ( L9013 ) The Mistral ( L9013 ) is an amphibious assault ship , a type of helicopter carrier , of the French Navy . She is the fourth vessel to bear the name , and is the lead ship of the " Mistral " - class amphibious assault ships . History . The " Mistral " started her trials in January 2005 , and was officially commissioned in February 2006 . She departed from Toulon for her first long - range journey in March , sailing through the Mediterranean , Suez , and the Red Sea to Djibouti and India , before returning to France . In July , to ensure the safety of European citizens in the context of the 2006 Israel - Lebanon conflict , France set up Opération Baliste . The " Mistral " is the flagship of the system off Lebanon , escorted by the frigates " Jean Bart " and " Jean de Vienne " , and along with the " Siroco " . On 16 May 2008 , the Burmese UN ambassador accused France of deploying the " Mistral " to the Burmese coast for military purposes , which the French UN ambassador denied , stating that she was instead carrying 1 , 500 tons of relief supplies . In February 2010 it was announced that France had agreed to sell Russia a " Mistral " with a potential option for three more vessels . June 17 , 2011 Russia and France signed $ 1 . 7bln deal for mistral carrier In March 2011 she was deployed to Libyan waters to help aid the joint UK - French effort to repatriate tens of thousands of Egyptian refugees fleeing the violence in Libya . In January 2013 , escorted by " Chevalier Paul " , she took part in the ill - fated operation to retrieve Denis Allex , a DGSE officer held hostage in Bulo Marer .
Coast Guard Station Cape Cod Canal United States Coast Guard Station Cape Cod Canal is a United States Coast Guard station located in Sandwich , Massachusetts . It operates patrol boats along the coast of Cape Cod , the Cape Cod Canal , and the treacherous waters of Buzzards Bay .
Wilhelm Gideon Wilhelm Gideon ( born 15 November 1898 in Oldenburg - died after 1975 ) was a German Schutzstaffel officer and Nazi concentration camp commandant . A native of Oldenburg , Gideon began work as a trainee engineer but had his studied ended by the outbreak of World War I when he volunteered for service in the German Imperial Army . Gideon enlisted in the SS in 1933 ( as member number 88 , 657 ) and the Nazi Party itself in 1937 ( member 4 , 432 , 258 ) . He had a varied career in the SS , initially being stationed with the 9th SS - Reiterstandarte ( cavalry ) from 1934 to 1939 . Following this he was moved to the 3rd SS Division Totenkopf until 1942 following which he was briefly attached to the SS - Wirtschafts - Verwaltungshauptamt and then served for a short spell at Neuengamme concentration camp and as administrator of the 88th SS - Standarte in Hamburg . Gideon had been identified by Oswald Pohl as a reliable SS officer and was promoted to Hauptsturmführer by the concentration camp chief . He was appointed commandant of Gross - Rosen concentration camp on 16 September 1942 in succession to Arthur Rödl and held the post until 10 October 1943 when Johannes Hassebroek succeeded him . His final post was as SS and Police Leader in occupied Denmark until the surrender in 1945 . Gideon was last known to be alive in 1975 when Israeli historian Tom Segev interviewed him for his book " Soldiers of Evil " , a study of the concentration camp commandants . However after initially co - operating Gideon terminated the interview when he suddenly claimed that he was a different person who happened to be named Wilhelm Gideon rather than the former commandant of Gross - Rosen .
Frederick Charles Bothwell , Jr . Frederick Charles Bothwell , Jr , ( 25 December 1913 – 12 December 1985 ) Colonel USAAF , Bronze Star Medal , OBE - Military , Croix de Guerre avec Palme , was an officer in the 15th Air Force during the Second World War , and a senior executive in New York State government following the war . Early life . Bothwell , the son of Frederick Bothwell , Sr . and Sarah Adams Bothwell was born in Royersford , Pennsylvania , and educated at Royersford High School , where he lettered in football . He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in the class of 1936 . That year he married Catherine Rose Hannon of Pittsfield , Massachusetts , and with her had two sons , Frederick and Anthony . Military career . Initially assigned to Air Corps flight training at Randolph Field , Texas , Bothwell was subsequently posted as Second Lieutenant to the 12th Field Artillery at Fort Sam Houston , and later at the same rank to the 2nd Field Artillery ( Mounted ) in the Panama Canal Zone , where he led a mounted battery of 75mm pack howitzer s in training exercises in the isthmus . Upon the outbreak of hostilities , he was recalled to service with the Army Air Force in the Ordnance Corps . War years . At the onset of the war , Bothwell established weapons and crew training and support programs in a number of USAAF bases , including Midland , Texas ; Pinehurst , North Carolina ; Maxwell Field , Alabama ; and at Grenier Field in Manchester , New Hampshire , among others . He advanced rapidly in rank , and at one point was among the youngest full colonels in the U . S . Army . Bothwell was assigned to service with the 15th Air Force , composed of B - 24 Liberator bombers and deployed with that group to North Africa and Bari , Italy , headquarters of the Foggia Airfield Complex . He was assigned to liaison duty with the RAF and Marshall Tito ' s Yugoslav Partisans . In Yugoslavia he was responsible for securing the repatriation of escaping Allied prisoners of war and bomber crews , many of whom were forced down while attempting to return from bombing missions against Axis oil facilities in Ploesti , Romania . Post war . Following V - E Day in 1945 Bothwell was assigned to SHAEF headquarters . He retired with a medical disability in 1946 , and entered a life of public service , initially as Director of the New York State Civil Defense Authority , later as Chief Executive Officer of the New York State Liquor Authority . He divorced his wife Catherine and married Alice Miles of Portland , Oregon . They had two children , Lawrence and Mary Anne and lived in Garden City , New York . Later the family moved to La Jolla , California , where Bothwell taught high school mathematics in Coronado . He died on December 12 , 1985 at his home in California .