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Mu ' nis al - Khadim Abu ' l - Hasan Mu ' nis ( 845 / 846 – 933 / 934 ) , also commonly known as al - Muzaffar ( " the Victorious " ) , was the commander - in - chief of the Abbasid army from 908 to his death in 933 CE , and virtual dictator and king - maker of the Caliphate during his latter years . He is called al - Khadim ( " the Eunuch " ) in the sources to distinguish him from his contemporary colleague Mu ' nis al - Fahl ( " the Stallion " ) . Mu ' nis was a eunuch slave , possibly of Greek origin . According to the account of al - Dhahabi , he was 90 years old at his death , indicating a birth ca . 845 / 846 . He first appears during the suppression of the Zanj Rebellion in 880 / 881 , and had risen to the position of chief of police ( " sahib al - shurta " ) in Caliph al - Mu ' tadid ' s camp by 900 . During the reign of al - Muqtadir he stopped a coup in 909 . He led an army into Fars in 910 , which resulted in the capture of the Saffarid amir Laith and ultimately the reincorporation of Fars into the caliphate . He saved Egypt from a Fatimid invasion in 915 , for which he earned the " laqab " of al - Muzaffar . In 918 and 919 Mu ' nis was in Azerbaijan . He eventually defeated and imprisoned its rebellious amir , the Sajid Yusuf Ibn Abi ' l - Saj , although Azerbaijan was not restored to direct caliphal rule . In 920 he defeated a second Fatimid army sent to take Egypt . Relations between Mu ' nis and al - Muqtadir were not always friendly ; at one point al - Muqtadir even plotted to assassinate his general . In 932 Mu ' nis , fed up with the mismanagement of al - Muqtadir , marched on Baghdad . Al - Muqtadir met his forces but was defeated and killed . His replacement , al - Qahir , unfortunately proved to be just as bad as his predecessor . He imprisoned Mu ' nis and ultimately had him killed .
Alykel Airport Alykel Airport ( ) is a large airport in Krasnoyarsk Krai , Russia located 35 km west of Norilsk . Alykel is the only functional airfield around Norilsk . It handles medium - sized airliners and is serviced by 24 - hour operations . Since it is capable of handling widebody jets , it is a diversion airport on Polar route 1 . It was originally constructed in the late 1950s as a staging base for Soviet bombers to reach the United States . This role continues to this day with caretaker status provided by the Russian Air Force ' s OGA ( Arctic Control Group ) . Norilsk also is served by interceptor aircraft under the 57 IAP ( 57th Interceptor Aircraft Regiment ) , which as of 1991 had 24 Sukhoi Su - 15TM aircraft .
Willi Gabriel Vizefeldwebel ( later Hauptmann ) Willi Gabriel was a World War I flying ace credited with eleven aerial victories . Gabriel built his own airplanes prior to World War I . He was called up for military service when the war began . Early in 1915 , he began a series of assignments to artillery cooperation units , often in company with his twin brother . Willi Gabriel was eventually stationed in Schutzstaffel 15 , where he and his observer shot down a Spad on 22 March 1918 . Wilhelm Reinhard then requested Gabriel ' s assignment to Jagdgruppe 1 , and Gabriel was posted to Jasta 11 on 15 April . He scored on 19 May , then six times in June , including two balloons . Hermann Göring then came to command JG 1 , much to Gabriel ' s displeasure . On 18 July 1918 , Gabriel flew a solo mission without permission and shot down three French airplanes . Upon his return , he was ordered to remain on the ground . However , he disobeyed Göring ' s orders , took off , and shot down a fourth Frenchman . Upon his return from this sortie , he was banished from combat despite his success . In 1938 , he flew Fokker Dr . I s in two movies , " DIII 88 " and " Pour le Merite " . He returned to duty during World War II , rising to the rank of Hauptmann . The Fokker D - VII built by Cole Palen , which flew in the Rhinebeck Aerodrome shows of the 1960s and 1970s , was painted in the scheme of Willi Gabriel , in tribute to him . References . " Above the Lines : The Aces and Fighter Units of the German Air Service , Naval Air Service and Flanders Marine Corps 1914 - 1918 " Norman L . R . Franks , " et al . " Grub Street , 1993 . ISBN 0 - 948817 - 73 - 9 , ISBN 978 - 0 - 948817 - 73 - 1 .
Ziyadat Allah III of Ifriqiya Abu Mudhar Ziyadat Allah III ( ) ( died 916 ) was the eleventh and last Emir of the Aghlabids in Ifriqiya ( 903 – 909 ) . He came to power after the murder of his father Abdallah II in 903 . He immediately had all his brothers and uncles executed to eliminate any possible rivals . While this massacre secured his position in the short term , the Aghlabid dynasty lost any remaining prestige it had in the eyes of the people . The Kutama tribe under Abu ' Abdullah al - Shi ' i continued to gain in strength and were able to capture the city of Setif - after two Aghlabid campaigns ( 905 and 906 ) ended in failure , ash - Shi ' i went on the counter - attack . After the conquest of southern Ifriqiya the troops of the Aghlabids were decisively defeated at al - Aribus on 18 March 909 . All of Ifriqiya was now in Kutama hands and the Aghlabid dynasty was ended . Ziyadat himself managed to escape to the Near East , but was unable to secure any help from the Abbasids to regain his emirate . He died in 916 in Palestine .
SM U - 84 SM U - 84 was one of the 329 submarine s serving in the Imperial German Navy ( Kaiserliche Marine ) in World War I . U - 84 was engaged in the naval warfare and took part in the First Battle of the Atlantic . Initially U 81 to U 83 had one 10 . 5 cm gun with 140 - 240 rounds . U 84 - U 86 on the other hand had two 8 . 8 cm guns . In 1917 U 84 - U 86 were refitted with a single 10 . 5 cm gun ( 240 rounds )
Žumberk Castle The ruins of Žumberk Castle ( ) can be found next to the village of Žumberk in the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic . History . The castle was probably built during the end of 13th century , on a hilltop above the village , and was known under the German name " Sunenberg " . Its walls formed a pentagon and were surrounded by a deep moat , with a service yard was placed next to the castle . Later , a township grew up under the hill . The first known owner of the castle and neighbouring villages was a robber knight ; ownership of the castle changed many times afterwards . At the beginning of the 18th century , the castle was not inhabited , though during 1760 - 1770 a physician lived there . The castle became desolate and was left to be a source of construction material . During 1926 - 48 the castle was owned by the Club of Czech Tourists , and its structure was stabilized to prevent further destruction . Today the village is responsible for its maintenance , and access to the castle is unlimited and free .
Admiral of the Navy George Dewey Award The Admiral of the Navy George Dewey Award is an annual award of the Naval Order of the United States to honor a U . S . citizen eligible for regular membership in the Naval Order , who , while acting in a civilian capacity in a senior Federal government position , has established a record of exemplary service that sets that individual apart from his or her peers . History . In 2001 , former Commander General of the Naval Order of the United States Rear Admiral William F . Merlin , USCG , ( ret . ) proposed the establishment of a new award for the Naval Order to honor a civilian Federal government official for " unique achievements by that individual based on exceptional insight , persistent effort and firm determination to continually advance the paramount interests of the United States and its Sea Services . The award is a 12 - inch by 15 - inch plaque bearing the Seal of the Naval Order in the center , flanked by the obverse and reverse of the large Naval Order Cross . The award is named in honor of Admiral of the Navy George Dewey , who served as Commander General of the Naval order from 1907 to 1917 . Presentation is made at a formal ceremony , preferably the annual Naval Order annual congress . It was first awarded in 2002 to former President George H . W . Bush .
USS Talofa ( SP - 1016 ) USS " Talofa " ( SP - 1016 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1919 . " Talofa " was built in 1910 as a private steam yacht of the same name by George Lawley & Son at Neponset , Massachusetts . In April 1917 , the U . S . Navy acquired her under a free lease from her owner , Eben H . Ellison , for use as a section patrol boat during World War I ; sources disagree on the date of acquisition , claiming both 16 and 28 April 1917 . She was commissioned as USS " Talofa " ( SP - 1016 ) ; sources also disagree on her commissioning date , claiming both 16 April and 8 May 1917 . Assigned to the 1st Naval District in northern New England , " Talofa " carried out patrol duties through the end of World War I and into 1919 . The Navy returned " Talofa " to Ellison by no later than 24 April 1919 , and her name subsequently was stricken from the Navy List .
29th Battalion , ( Vancouver ) , CEF The 29th Battalion , ( Vancouver ) , CEF , also known as " Tobin ' s Tigers " , was an infantry battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force which actively served on the Western Front during the First World War from 1915 until the signing of the Armistice on 11 November 1918 . Raised by Lieutenant - Colonel Tobin on 24 October 1914 in Vancouver , British Columbia , the 29th derived its manpower from the Duke of Connaught ' s Own Rifles and the Irish Fusiliers of Canada . The SS " Missanabie " transported the battalion to England in May 1915 . Subordinated to the 6th Brigade , 2nd Canadian Division , the 29th consisted of 37 officers and 1 , 104 other ranks . The 29 Battalion ' s lineage was perpetuated by the 2nd Battalion , British Columbia Regiment - constituted in 1920 . Subsequent amalgamation in 1936 absorbed the 29th ' s history into that of the Irish Fusiliers of Canada ( The Vancouver Regiment ) , which was placed on the Supplementary Order of Battle in 1965 . On 13 June 2002 , The Irish Fusiliers of Canada ( The Vancouver Regiment ) was amalgamated with The British Columbia Regiment ( Duke of Connaught ' s Own ) . The 29th Battalion is currently perpetuated by The British Columbia Regiment ( Duke of Connaught ' s Own ) .
USS Wallacut ( YTM - 420 ) USS " Wallacut " ( YTB - 420 ) , later YTM - 420 , was a tug that served in the United States Navy from 1945 to 1947 and from 1950 to 1976 . Wallacut was laid down on 14 August 1944 by the United States Coast Guard Yard at Curtis Bay , Maryland . She was launched on 28 October 1944 , sponsored by Miss Sally Koshorek , and completed on 23 March 1945 . She was delivered to the U . S . Navy and placed in service on 31 March 1945 . " Wallacut " departed Curtis Bay on 8 April 1945 and , after stops at Norfolk , Virginia , Charleston , South Carolina ; Miami , Florida ; Key West , Florida ; New Orleans , Louisiana , and Balboa in the Panama Canal Zone , reached Eniwetok on 21 July 1945 . She remained there for two weeks , then moved on , via Guam and Saipan , to Okinawa , where she arrived on 3 September 1945 , the day after Japan ' s formal surrender ceremony ended World War II . She served at Okinawa until June 1947 when she headed , via Guam and Kwajalein , to Pearl Harbor , Hawaii , where she was placed out of service , in reserve , in August 1947 . " Wallacut " remained in reserve until American involvement in the Korean War increased the U . S . Navy ' s need for active ships . She returned to active service on 11 August 1950 and departed Pearl Harbor for the Far East on 3 October 1950 . After stops at Kwajalein , Guam , and Sasebo , Japan , the tug reached Korean waters on 16 November 1950 . She served at Hungnam in December 1950 during the evacuation of United Nations troops following the intervention of Chinese communist troops . At the completion of her part in that operation , she stopped over at Pusan briefly before returning to Sasebo on 27 December 1950 . Records of " Wallacut " s service after 1950 are almost nonexistent . She continued to be listed as an active unit of the United States First Fleet until 1960 , when she was assigned to the Commander , Naval Forces , Far East . Within a year , she was reassigned simply to the United States Pacific Fleet , and her duty location or locations are unrecorded . In February 1962 , " Wallacut " was redesignated a medium harbor tug and reclassified YTM - 420 . As such , she continued to serve the Pacific Fleet until January 1973 , when she was placed in reserve and berthed at Guam in the Mariana Islands . After three years of inactivity at Guam , she was struck from the Navy list in June 1976 . She was sunk as a target on 1 September 1976 .
German submarine U - 978 German submarine " U - 978 " was a World War II German Type VIIC U - boat operated by the Kriegsmarine . She holds the distiniction of having completed the longest underwater patrol of World War II . Service history . " U - 978 " was commissioned on 12 May 1943 and assigned to 5th U - boat Flotilla for crew training . On 1 August 1944 , " U - 978 " was assigned to 3rd U - boat Flotilla for operational service , and completed one patrol with that unit . On 4 September 1944 she was ordered to 11th U - boat Flotilla , beginning service on 5 September . During her second war patrol , " U - 978 " completed the longest underwater " Schnorchel " patrol of World War II , lasting 68 days . The record - breaking patrol began on 9 October 1944 when she left Bergen , Norway and ended on 16 December when she returned to Bergen from her patrol . Note that the famed underwater patrol of , during her surrender to Argentina , was not the longest , as sometimes stated , it lasted at most 66 days . During her two patrols " U - 978 " , did not sink any ships , but damaged one ship beyond repair , which totalled . Fate . " U - 978 " survived the war as did her whole crew , and was surrendered at Trondheim on 8 May 1945 . She was sunk on 11 December 1945 during Operation Deadlight by torpedoes at location .
USS Davis ( DD - 937 ) USS " Davis " ( DD - 937 ) , named for Commander George Fleming Davis USN ( 1911 - 1945 ) , commanding officer of USS " Walke " ( DD - 723 ) , killed in action at Lingayen Gulf on Luzon in the Philippine Islands on 6 January 1945 and posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor , was a Forrest Sherman class destroyer of the United States Navy laid down by the Bethlehem Steel Corporation at Quincy , Massachusetts on 1 February 1955 , launched on 28 March 1956 by Mrs . G . F . Davis , widow of Commander Davis and commissioned on 28 February 1957 . Fate . USS " Davis " was decommissioned on 20 December 1982 , stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 27 July 1990 and sold for scrap to the Fore River Shipyard and Iron Works at Quincy , Massachusetts on 11 December 1992 . When the Fore River Shipyard went bankrupt she was resold to N . R . Acquisition Incorporated of New York City by the Massachusetts Bankruptcy Court and scrapped by Wilmington Resources of Wilmington in North Carolina .
Percy Kirke Lieutenant General Percy Kirke ( c . 1646 – 1691 ) , English soldier , was the son of George Kirke , a court official to Charles I and Charles II . In 1666 Kirke obtained his first commission in the Lord Admiral ' s regiment , and subsequently served in the Blues . In 1673 he was with Monmouth at Maastricht and was present during two campaigns with Turenne on the Rhine . In 1680 he was promoted Lieutenant - Colonel , and soon afterwards Colonel of the 2nd Tangier Regiment ( afterwards the King ' s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment ) . In 1682 he became Governor of Tangier and colonel of the Tangier Regiment ( afterwards the Queens Royal West Surrey ) . He distinguished himself greatly as governor , although he gave offence by the roughness of his manners and the wildness of his life . On the evacuation of Tangier , Kirke ' s Lambs ( so called from their badge ) returned to England , and a year later their colonel served as a brigadier in Feversham ' s army . After Sedgemoor the rebels were treated with great severity ; but the charges so often brought against the Lambs are now known to be exaggerated , though the regiment shared to the full in the ruthless hunting down of the fugitives . It is often stated that it formed Jeffreys ' escort in the Bloody Assizes , but this is erroneous . Kirke was considered by King Charles II as a candidate for governor of the Dominion of New England when it was in the planning stages in the early 1680s . King James II formalized the appointment , but withdrew the appointment over the controversies surrounding Kirke ' s role in the suppression of Monmouth ' s Rebellion . Brigadier Kirke took a notable part in the Glorious Revolution three years later , and William III promoted him . He commanded at the relief of Derry and made his last campaign in Flanders in 1691 . He died , with the rank of Lieutenant General , at Brussels in October of that year . His eldest son , Lieutenant General Percy Kirke ( 1684 – 1741 ) , was also colonel of the Lambs .
Gonzo Station Gonzo Station was a U . S . Navy acronym for " Gulf of Oman Naval Zone of Operations , " used to designate an area of carrier - based operations in the Indian Ocean during the Iranian Hostage Crisis and the so - called Tanker War between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran . Carriers on Gonzo Station normally rotated on three - month cruises before being relieved by another task force . Following Operation Desert Storm , the area of the North Arabian Sea grew less in strategic importance as Gonzo Station was too far away to respond to operational needs in Iraq and the Northern Persian Gulf . As a result , the area of the north Arabian Sea is considered today a " transit area " . Several U . S . Navy carriers served on Gonzo Station , including the , , , , , , , , and . While replenishment ships normally rotated on and off line in order to resupply , served in formation 180 days . The in 1980 served 315 days sea time with an 154 line period ( July - Dec ) This was the largest American Fleet dispatched to the Indian Ocean since WW2
Edward B . Cassatt Colonel Edward Buchanan Cassatt ( August 23 , 1869 – January 31 , 1922 ) was an American soldier and an owner / breeder of Thoroughbred racehorses . He was the son of Alexander Cassatt , president of the Pennsylvania Railroad , and his wife , Lois Buchanan , a niece of James Buchanan , 15th President of the United States . Cassatt studied at Haverford College then at École spéciale militaire de Saint - Cyr in France before graduating from West Point in 1903 . He served with the United States Cavalry in the Spanish - American War and the Philippine - American War . He also served as military attaché at the Embassy of the United States in London , England . He married Emily Louise Phillips in 1893 and divorced in 1904 . They had one child , Lois , who married John B . Thayer III . He married a second time in 1908 to Eleanor Blackford Smith of Virginia . She was about twenty years his junior and shared his love of horses . Edward Cassatt ran as a Democrat for the 65th United States Congress ( 1917 - 1919 ) but lost to incumbent Republican , Thomas S . Butler . Thoroughbred racing . On the death of his father in 1906 , Edward Cassatt inherited Chesterbrook Farm in Berwyn , Pennsylvania , where his father had bred Thoroughbred horses . The most successful runner for Alexander Cassatt had been The Bard , a multiple Champion and winner of the 1886 Preakness Stakes . Edward Cassatt had similar success with his horse , Layminister , who won the Preakness Stakes in 1910 . Edward Cassatt was a member of The Jockey Club and the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association . Colonel Edward Cassatt died on January 31 , 1922 at Chesterbrook Farm in Berwyn , Pennsylvania . He was interred in the Church of the Redeemer Cemetery in Bryn Mawr , Pennsylvania .
Siversky ( air base ) Siversky is an air base in Leningrad Oblast , Russia located 2 km northwest of Siversky . It is a small airfield 65 km south of Saint Petersburg ( Leningrad ) and is home to the 67th Bomber Aviation Regiment , flying Su - 24 aircraft . According to Natural Resources Defense Council it has served as a nuclear bomber base . A United States joint military inspection was conducted at the base on February 11 , 1992 , which confirmed a Su - 24 presence .
Serbo - Turkish War ( 1876 – 78 ) The Serbo - Turkish War ( ) , sometimes called the Serbian – Ottoman War , was fought between the Principality of Serbia and the Ottoman Empire from the Serbian declaration of war on 30 June 1876 until the Treaty of San Stefano of 3 March 1878 . The war merged with the Bulgarian uprising , the Montenegrin War and the Russo - Turkish War ( 1877 – 78 ) . A rebellion in nearby Herzegovina , backed unofficially by Serbia and Montenegro , sparked a series of rebellions and uprisings against the Ottoman forces in Europe . Montenegro and Serbia agreed to declare a war on Turkey on 18 June 1876 . Forces of Serbia were joined by numerous volunteers from Old Serbia and Macedonia . The Ottoman forces were composed to the large extent of Albanians from Kosovo Vilayet ( modern day Kosovo and Macedonia ) . In July – August , the ill - prepared and poorly equipped Serbian army helped by Russian volunteers failed to achieve offensive objectives but did manage to repulse the Ottoman offensive into Serbia , and on August 26 , Serbia pleaded European powers to mediate in ending the war . A joint ultimatum by the European powers forced the Porte to give Serbia a one month truce and start peace negotiations . Turkish peace conditions however were refused by European powers as too harsh . In early October , after the truce expired , the Turkish army resumed its offensive and the Serbian position quickly became desperate . As a result , on October 31 , 1876 Russia issued an ultimatum requiring the Ottoman Empire to stop the hostilities and sign a new truce with Serbia within 48 hours . This was supported by the partial mobilization of the Russian army ( up to 20 divisions ) . The Sultan accepted the conditions of the ultimatum . The atrocities of the Ottoman Empire in suppressing unrest in the Balkan provinces eventually led to the Russo - Turkish War of 1877 - 78 , which ended in Turkish defeat , and the signing of the Treaty of San Stefano in March 1878 , followed in July of the same year by the Treaty of Berlin , severely reducing Ottoman territories and power in Europe .