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Vivien Crea Vice Admiral Vivien S . Crea ( born 1952 ) was the 25th Vice Commandant of the United States Coast Guard under Admiral Thad W . Allen . Crea held the second highest position in the Coast Guard , and she is the first woman to do so . She is the former Commander of the Coast Guard Atlantic Area , and was confirmed by the Senate to her historic post in June 2006 . Crea retired on August 7 , 2009 , and was replaced by VADM David Pekoske . Crea was the first woman to attain flag rank in the United States Coast Guard . Background and education . Crea earned a master ’ s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , as well as one from Central Michigan University , and a bachelor ’ s degree from the University of Texas at Austin . Career . As Lieutenant Commander , she became the first woman from any service , as well as the first service member from the US Coast Guard to serve as the Presidential Military Aide , where she carried the nuclear football for President Ronald Reagan for three years . Crea assumed command of Coast Guard Atlantic Area on July 16 , 2004 . This post is the operational commander for all Coast Guard activities in an area of responsibility spanning five Coast Guard Districts , over covering the Eastern and Midwestern United States from the Rocky Mountains to Maine and Mexico , out across the Atlantic and through the Caribbean Sea , involving over 33 , 000 military and civilian employees , and 30 , 000 auxiliarists . She served concurrently as Commander , Coast Guard Defense Force East . Crea previously served as Commander , First Coast Guard District , overseeing all Coast Guard operations in the Northeastern United States , from the Maine - Canada border to Northern New Jersey . Prior to that she served as Director of Information and Technology of the Coast Guard as Chief Information Officer and oversaw the Coast Guard ’ s Research and Development program . Earlier assignments include Chief , Office of Programs in Coast Guard Headquarters , Commanding Officer of Air Station Clearwater , Executive Assistant to the Commandant of the Coast Guard ; Commanding Officer , Air Station Detroit ; Operations Officer , Air Station Borinquen , Puerto Rico ; Coast Guard Aide to President Reagan ; and many other operational assignments . As a Coast Guard aviator , Vice Admiral Crea has flown the C - 130 Hercules turboprop , HH - 65 Dolphin helicopter , and Gulfstream II jet . Crea was commissioned an Ensign in the Coast Guard Reserve upon graduation from Officer Candidate School ( OCS ) at Reserve Training Center , Yorktown , Virginia in December , 1973 .
T . Neville Stack Captain Thomas Neville Stack AFC ( died 1949 ) was a 1920s test pilot , air racer and aviation pioneer . He served in both the First and Second World War and in all three services . First World War . Thomas Neville Stack left the Army to join the Royal Flying Corps in 1917 , at the end of the war he became a flying instructor . In 1921 he re - joined the Royal Air Force and served in Iraq leaving in 1925 to become chief flying instructor with the Lancashire Aero Club . England to India . On 15 November 1926 Stack left England in at attempt to reach India in a De Havilland DH . 60 , he was accompanied by Bernard Leete in another Moth , they reached Karachi on 8 January 1927 . In June 1927 Stack and Leete were each awarded the Air Force Cross , " Air Ministry , 3 June 1927 , The King had been graciously pleased to approve the award of the Air Force Cross to Mr . Thomas Neville Stack ( Flying Officer , Reserve of Air Force Officers ) , in recognition of the distinguished service rendered to aviation by his recent flight in a light aeroplane from London to Delhi . " England to Australia . In 1934 , to enable him to compete in the England - Australia MacRobertson Air Race , Stack together with Sidney Lewis Turner had a specially modified long - range version of the Airspeed Envoy built . It was named the Airspeed Viceroy . The Airspeed Viceroy started the race from RAF Mildenhall , England , but after several reliability problems including with the mainwheel brakes , it was withdrawn from the race at Athens . The pilots concluded that it would be unsafe to proceed and they would probably be unable to finish the race . Second World War . In the 1940s he was Chief Test Pilot at Austin Motors where he flew new aircraft straight from the production lines . He later joined the Fleet Air Arm and commanded 742 Naval Air Squadron in Southern India . Later life . His son Neville Stack born in 1919 became an Air Chief - Marshal in the Royal Air Force . Stack was a manager at Orient Airways when he died near Karachi , India on 22 February 1949 . Newspaper reports that he was killed when he was run over by a lorry . The Police allege he threw himself under the vehicle . Stack had recently been interned by the Pakistan authorities ( with regard a sale of a Dakota to India ) but was allowed a daily visit to see his priest at Mauripore Airport and he is alleged to have thrown himself under the lorry while walking to the house of the priest .
ATM - 74 mine The ATM - 74 is a North Korean wooden box mine , it is a copy of the Russia n TMD - B . It is a wooden box packed with blocks of TNT , the top of the mine has three planks of wood underneath the central plank is a pressure fuze similar to Russian MV - 5 pressure fuze .
Francis Kinloch ( Congressman ) Francis Kinloch ( March 7 , 1755 – February 8 , 1826 ) was an American lawyer and rice planter from Georgetown , South Carolina . He served as a delegate for South Carolina to the Continental Congress in 1780 . Biography . His father , Francis , was a member of the royal council for South Carolina from 1717 till 1757 , and at one time its president , and his grandfather , James , came from Scotland about 1700 . Francis , the son , was first educated in Charleston , but was sent to London in 1768 , after his father ' s death , and placed at Eton . In 1774 , after travelling through France , Italy , and Switzerland , he remained in Geneva with his friend Johannes von Müller , a Swiss historian . Though at first he had sympathized with the Tories , at the beginning of the American Revolutionary War he returned to Charleston , and received a captain ' s commission in the South Carolina militia . He was on Gen . Isaac Huger ' s staff at the attack on Savannah in 1779 , and received a bullet wound . He then served on Gen . William Moultrie ' s staff until 1780 , when he was sent to the Continental congress in Philadelphia for one year . While trying to escape from his house during “ Simcoe ' s raid , ” he was captured , but released on parole and returned home . After the war he was engaged , with his brother Cleland , in settling their desolated estates near Georgetown . For many years he served in the South Carolina House of Representatives , and was a justice of the peace and of the quorum . He was a delegate to the convention of 1787 , and voted there in favor of ratifying the constitution of the United States . He was a member of the legislative council in 1789 , and in 1790 one of the convention that formed the constitution for South Carolina . In 1803 he went with his family to the south of France and Geneva , but about 1806 he returned to Charleston . He was the author of " Letters from Geneva " ( 2 vols . , Boston ) , and a " Eulogy on George Washington , Esq . " ( Georgetown , 1800 ; reprinted privately , New York , 1847 ) .
Auldhame Castle Auldhame Castle is a ruined L - plan tower house standing on a ridge above Seacliff beach , about 3 miles east of North Berwick in East Lothian , and less than half a mile from Tantallon Castle . The castle was built in the 16th century , probably by Adam Otterburn of Reidhall , Lord Provost of Edinburgh . It consists of a three - storey main block with a projecting stair - tower . Part of a vaulted basement remains , but the upper floors are mostly gone . One of the three supposed corpses of Saint Baldred of Tyninghame was said to have been buried at the site in 756 .
USS Mauna Loa ( SP - 28 ) The first USS " Mauna Loa " ( SP - 28 ) was an armed motorboat that served in the United States Navy as a patrol vessel from 1917 to 1918 . " Mauna Loa " was built in 1916 by George Lawley and Sons at Neponset , Massachusetts , as a private motorboat of the same name . The U . S . Navy acquired her from her owner , A . C . James , on a free lease contract on 10 May 1917 for World War I service . She was commissioned as USS " Mauna Loa " ( SP - 28 ) on 11 May 1917 . " Mauna Loa " was assigned to the 1st Naval District . She patrolled the coast of northern New England until the end of the war . The Navy decommissioned " Mauna Loa " on 5 December 1918 and returned her to her owner the same day .
Ukrainian Airmobile Forces The airmobile force ( ) is a highly mobile component of the Ukrainian Ground Forces . The airmobile forces consist of formations , units and elements of the Army and the Army aviation , trained for combined activities behind the enemy lines . The airmobile forces are in constant combat readiness and are the high mobility branch of forces . In the 15 years after their creation Ukrainian paratroopers have served in peacekeeping missions to the Balkans , in Iraq , Kuwait , Lebanon , Sierra Leone , Liberia , Ethiopia , Georgia and Congo . 2001 Structure . In 2001 the Airmobile Force consisted of : Commanders . The Commander of the Airmobile Forces since 2005 is Colonel Serhiy Lysovyi . Armament . Equipment of the Airmobile Forces is similar to the equipment used by Russian Airborne Troops . Personnel firearms Armoured Vehicles Only one Brigade , the 25th is currently using BMD - 1 and BMD - 2 armored fighting vehicles . The 95th Brigade , the 79th Brigade and 80th Regiment use BTR - 80 . Artillery
John C . Harvey , Jr . John Collins Harvey , Jr . ( born December 17 , 1951 ) is a former United States Navy four - star admiral who last served as the 31st Commander , U . S . Fleet Forces Command from July 24 , 2009 to September 14 , 2012 . He previously served as Director , Navy Staff ( N09B ) from March 24 , 2008 to July 23 , 2009 . Prior to that , he served as the 54th Chief of Naval Personnel ( CNP ) and Deputy Chief of Naval Operations ( Manpower , Personnel , Training & Education ) ( N1 ) from November 2005 to April 2008 . He retired from the Navy after over 39 years of service . Harvey was born and raised in Baltimore , Maryland and graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy in 1969 . He received his commission from the United States Naval Academy in 1973 and immediately commenced training in the Navy ’ s Nuclear Propulsion program . In 1988 , he received a Masters degree in Public Administration from the John F . Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University . Naval career . Harvey has served at sea on the , , , as Reactor Officer on the , and as Executive Officer on the . He commanded , and Cruiser - Destroyer Group Eight / Theodore Roosevelt Strike Group . He has deployed to the North and South Atlantic ; the Mediterranean , Baltic and Red Seas ; the Western Pacific , Indian Ocean , and the Persian Gulf . Harvey ' s shore assignments includes two tours at the Bureau of Naval Personnel , as the Senior Military Assistant to the Under Secretary of Defense ( Policy ) , as Director , Total Force Programming and Manpower Management Division ( OPNAV N12 ) , and as Deputy for Warfare Integration ( OPNAV N7F ) . On November 22 , 2005 , then - Rear Admiral Harvey was promoted to vice admiral and assumed duties as the Navy ’ s 54th Chief of Naval Personnel and Deputy Chief of Naval Operations ( Manpower , Personnel , Training & Education ) . On January 24 , 2008 , Harvey was nominated by President George W . Bush for reappointment to the grade of vice admiral and assignment as Director , Navy Staff ( N09B ) . He was confirmed by the United States Senate on March 13 , 2008 . With the removal of previous Director , Navy Staff , Vice Admiral John Stufflebeem , Harvey assumed those duties on March 24 , 2008 . On April 15 , 2009 , Harvey was nominated by President Barack Obama for appointment to the grade of admiral and assignment as Commander , U . S . Fleet Forces Command . He was confirmed by the Senate on May 4 , 2009 and assumed the assignment on July 24 , 2009 . On December 16 , 2011 , the US Navy ' s " Old Salt " designation was passed to Harvey , making him the longest - serving Surface Warfare Officer currently on active duty within the US Navy . Use of social media . Harvey is active in the naval blogosphere often posting at the United States Naval Institute ' s blog . As Commander , U . S . Fleet Forces Command , he maintains his own blog . Awards and decorations . U . S . Military Decorations
Boiorix Boiorix was a king of the Cimbri tribe during the Cimbrian War . His most notable achievement was a spectacular victory against the Romans at the Battle of Arausio in 105 BC . He was later defeated and slain along with Lugius at the Battle of Vercellae in 101 BC . The other Cimbrian chiefs Claodicus and Caesorix were captured .
Rodrig Goliescu Rodrig Goliescu ( 1882 – 1942 ) was a Romania n inventor , engineer , and Lieutenant , who built the " avioplan " , the first airplane with a tubular fuselage . The model , with a length of 1 . 2 m was successfully tested in 1909 , having a take off angle of 30 degrees . The originality of this aircraft was the shape of the fuselage , designed for minimum drag and acting as a tube fan , similar to the way the modern vertical take off aircraft and helicopters are designed . This shape reduced drag and increased the efficiency of the propeller . Helped by the Minister of Education , Spiru Haret , who also helped Aurel Vlaicu , in 1909 he went to France to acquire an engine for his aircraft . In Paris he sent a survey " Laws of air dynamics " to the French Academy , study that was published in " La France automobile et aérienne " magazine , on 15 May 1909 . Goliescu patented his invention in France ( patent no . 402329 ) . In the same year he learned to fly and he built an updated version of his aircraft , this time in full size . The aircraft had a half cylinder fuselage , but still the air from the propeller flowed through as in the first model . He flies with his aircraft for the first time , in November 1909 , on Juvisy airfield , near Paris , and he reaches an altitude of about 50 m . It was for the first time to fly an aircraft with a tubed propeller . After his flights , only in 1932 , the Italian engineer Luigi Stipa will build an aircraft with a " barrel fuselage " under the name of Stipa - Caproni but the concept will reach its dedication after the Second World War , being successfully implemented in helicopters like SA - 365 Dauphin , RAH - 66 Comanche or the new X - 35 fighter . Between 1932 and 1936 he flight tested his " Aviocoleopter " , the first aircraft to have a toroidal wing .
Battle of Rignano The Battle of Rignano was the second great defeat of the career of Roger II of Sicily and , like the first , the Battle of Nocera , it too came at the hands of Ranulf II , Count of Alife . The prime difference was the position of the two combatants . At Nocera on 24 July 1132 , Ranulf was allied with Robert II of Capua and Sergius VII of Naples and he was a mere rebel , fighting the king of Sicily . On 30 October 1137 , Ranulf was the recently appointed duke of Apulia , with a contingent of 800 German troops on loan from the Emperor Lothair II , and his adversaries were not only Roger , but his erstwhile ally Sergius . In 1134 , Roger had appointed his eldest legitimate son , Roger , duke of Apulia . Ranulf ' s creation as such in 1137 by the emperor and Pope Innocent II was in direct opposition to not only King Roger , but the young Duke Roger as well . Ranulf had raised an army of 800 knights of his own to augment his German forces and had infantry in proportion . He did not want a battle , but Roger and his son , with the newly submitted Sergius , marched against him . King Roger decided to attack at Rignano , the " Balcone delle Puglie " , where Monte Gargano drops off steeply over the Apulia plain . The armies joined battle with the young Roger attacking successfully . He pushed Ranulf ' s army back along the road to Siponto . The king joined the fray at that time and his charge was , for reasons unknown , completely repulsed . He fled and soon the royal army was in full retreat . Though both Rogers survived to make it to Salerno , Sergius lay dead on the field and Ranulf ' s claim to the duchy was vindicated . The battle had , like Nocera , little lasting effect because the cities of Campania did not revolt as expected , but Ranulf was safe in Apulia until his death two years later . Interestingly for a defeat , the Battle of Rignano had one positive effect for Roger : since Duke Sergius died heirless and the Neapolitan aristocracy could not reach agreement as to who to support for the succession , Roger could establish direct control over the Duchy of Naples , nominating his son Alfonso as the new duke .
Thomas Dawson ( soldier ) General Thomas Dawson ( January 25 , 1784 – February 26 , 1846 ) represented Greene County , Georgia in the state legislature . He served as Captain in the War of 1812 and as Major under General Adams in the Creek War . He was the first white child born in Greene County after it was formed . His parents were George Dawson and Ruth Skidmore . His eight children included William Curran Dawson .
Lanark Castle Lanark Castle was the origin and heart of what later became the royal burgh of Lanark , Scotland . The town grew up outside the castle walls . Long since demolished , the castle lay high on the east bank of the River Clyde , near the confluence with the Mouse Water . As a key strategic high point over the Clyde Valley , the Romans built a fortification on what is still known as Castle Hill , south west of the modern town centre . Other fortifications were built on the site after the Romans brief occupation of southern Scotland came to an end . In 978 Kenneth II held at least one parliament at the castle . It was also used as a royal residence by David I and William the Lion .
Abdul Hamid Khan ( general ) General Abdul Hamid Khan , ( Urdu : عبد الحمید خان ) HQA , SPk , SQA , was a Pakistan Army General . He was the Chief of Staff ( COS ) Pakistan Army under President General Yahya Khan during the 1971 Indo - Pakistani War . Background . His native Village name is Santhal near Pahrianwali Tehsil Phalia District Mandi Baha ud Din . Still have standing their house which was built at that time in the Village . Agriculture land has sold his Sons . Have three sons . One is industrialist , 2nd is Brigadier ( Retired ) and third is a big Farmer . 1965 Battle of Khem Karan . During the 1965 Indo - Pakistani War , then Major General Abdul Hamid Khan served as the General Officer Commanding ( GOC ) 11th Infantry Division at Kasur . This division in addition to 10th Infantry Division under Major General Sarfraz Khan repelled the Indian thrust at Lahore on 6 September 1965 . His division captured the district of Khem Karan in Indian Punjab , though further advances were checked . He then repulsed multiple counter - attacks by the Indian Army in an effort to retake Khem Karan . Career in the Yahya Government . After the war , Abdul Hamid Khan was promoted to Lieutenant General and served as the commander of I Corps , then based in Kharian ( it is currently based in Mangla ) . After martial law was imposed by General Yahya Khan on 25 March 1969 , Lt Gen Hamid Khan was made the Deputy Commander - in - Chief of Pakistan Army and Deputy Martial Law Administrator of the country . During that time he briefly held the cabinet portfolio of Home Affairs for four months . 1971 Indo - Pakistan War . General Hamid , the Chief of Staff Army , was blamed along with General Yahya Khan for the Pakistani military debacle during the 1971 Indo - Pakistan War .
Bäxtiär Qanqayıv Bäxtiär Qanqayıv ( , " Bakhtiyar Kankayev " ; , pronounced ) , was a colonel in Yemelyan Pugachev ' s rebel army , joined the rebellion in December of 1773 . He agitated people to join the rebellion in Kungur , Ufa and Kazan uyezd s , and united Tatar rebels to own unit . Participated in the battle of Kazan . In 1774 his unit was defeated by governmental forces near Balıq Bistäse . His subsequent fate is unknown .
USNSCS Grayfox The USNSCS " Grayfox " ( TWR - 825 ) is currently the largest ship owned by the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps . She is homeported in Port Huron , Michigan and is used by the USNSCC for shipboard training . The USNSCS prefix stands for " United States Naval Sea Cadet Ship . " Service history . United States Navy , 1985 – 1995 . The " Grayfox " started life in 1985 as a 120 - foot Torpedo Weapons Retriever , one of ten . She was assigned to the United States Navy ' s Atlantic Undersea Testing and Evaluation Center ( AUTEC ) , Andros Island , Bahamas , where her job was to launch and retrieve test torpedoes and targets . Eventually , as torpedoes became less of a threat , the Navy decided to mothball her in 1995 . She was then sent to Green Cove Springs , Florida , where a group of sponsors found her and decided the Sea Cadets needed their own ship to train on . The Secretary of the Navy transferred the USNS " Grayfox " to the USNSCC on August 15 , 1997 . US Naval Sea Cadet Corps , 1997 – present . Since she had been in mothballs for quite some time , the " Grayfox " needed a lot of attention . All of the torpedo rollers had to be removed from the after deck and returned to AUTEC . The ramp had to be welded over and , she needed to be chipped and painted . Most of her systems required attention in one form or another . After a long winter of hard work by the cadets and volunteers , she was finally starting to look like a Navy ship . She was commissioned in the U . S . Naval Sea Cadet Corps on April 26 , 1998 as the USNSCS " Grayfox " by Mrs . Jack Kennedy , wife of the former National President of the Navy League of the United States . The ship has berthing for 30 cadets and 6 officers . The large berthing capacity is due to the extension of the main cabin that was constructed by James M . Hannan Division and other volunteers .