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AHS Krab The AHS Krab ( Polish for " Crab " ) is a 155 mm NATO - compatible self - propelled tracked howitzer designed in Poland by Centrum Produkcji Wojskowej Huta Stalowa Wola combining OBRUM ' s UPG chassis , a AS - 90M " Braveheart " turret with 52 - calibre gun and WB Electronics " Topaz " artillery fire control system . The howitzer is equipped with an S - 12U engine and other elements ( like road wheels ) from the PT - 91 Twardy . The Krab is still being developed and will join the Polish Army in the near future . The 2011 version is the Krab with a new Polish gun and a Nexter Systems barrel . History . The cannon was developed within the research framework " Regina " . Program ' s goal was to create a 155 mm ( 6 and 1 / 8 inches ) artillery piece for the Polish Army that would serve as a division level asset . As of September 2011 , 3 howitzers have been build by Huta Stalowa Wola . The initial units are currently used for tests conducted by Polish Army . 6 more units are being assembled and should be ready for evaluation in 2012 along with battery command module " Regina " . Along with the modernized prototypes they will form 3 squadrons consisting of 24 vehicles each ( total of 72 ordered ) . The first two examples of the howitzer ( prototypes ) are fitted with turret systems supplied by BAE Systems , currently upgraded to the standard of the remaining items in the introduction batch of the squadron module built within Regina project . It covers eight guns , command vehicles ( on a much modernized MTLB chassis ) , plus ammunition vehicles and repair vehicles for the armament and electronics , as well as the fire control system etc . In the introductory and series products original British guns are replaced by those supplied by Nexter . Trial firing of another gun supplied by the maker is realized every month until the end of the year ( the third gun was tested on 10 August in presence of representatives of the Armament Inspectorate and the Head Office of the Missile and Artillery Force of the Air Forces ) . These are realized at the Dynamic Trial Center of the WITU ( Military Technical Institute of Armament ) in Stalowa Wola . The first firing of the third complete Krab ( which has also received new elements of on - board electronics , developed by WB Electronics ) was carried out on 29 July 2011 . Concentration of fire was tested , among others . Each of the planned three squadrons of Krabs is going to be equipped with 24 howitzers . The development program of advanced , smart 155 mm ammunition is started . More orders are planned after 2018 .
Christian Moritz Graf Königsegg und Rothenfels Count Christian Moritz von Koenigsegg und Rothfels ( born November 24 , 1705 — died July 21 , 1778 in Vienna ) was knight of the Teutonic Order of Altshausen . He was a nephew of Field Marshal Joseph Lothar von Königsegg . He went early into the military service and joined the regiment of his uncle as a Colonel . In 1734 , he fought in the Battle of Guastalla and was wounded . He fought in the wars against the Turks and the War of Austrian Succession . After the Peace of Aachen , he was Imperial ambassador at the court of the Electorate of Cologne and Feldzeugmeister . In the Seven Years ' War he fought in Bohemia and was defeated in the Battle of Reichenberg . Nevertheless , he was appointed Field Marshal in 1758 .
Pierre - François , Marquess of Rougé Pierre - François , Marquis de Rougé ( 1702 – 1761 ) was a French nobleman and General . The son of Pierre III , Marquis de Rougé and of Jeanne Prézeau de la Guilletière , he held the hereditary titles Marquis de Rougé , Baron de Coetmen , Lord of Le Tremblay and La Belliere . Later in life he became Governor of Givet and Charlemont . He is represented in the palace of Versailles " Museum of the French Glories " . Military career . The Marquis fought in the War of the Polish Succession at the Battle of Kehl ( 1733 ) and the Battle of Philippsburg ( 1734 ) , and became a colonel in the War of the Austrian Succession . During the Seven Years ' War he was taken prisoner and exchanged at the Battle of Rossbach in 1757 , and fought against Prussia in Corbach and Kassel . On September 7 , 1759 , the Marquis signed a military treaty known later as the " Convention of Brandebourg " . This agreement , concluded with the representative of the Prussian armies , General Major Baron Buddenbrock , stipulated that the hospitals , wounded soldiers and lazarets as well as the medical personnel would not be considered as fighting units . A century later Henry Dunant , founder of the Red Cross , described this as the first " Red Cross treaty " when he requested funds from the Emperor Napoleon III . The Marquis was struck down in 1761 at the Battle of Villinghausen , where he was fatally wounded . The Marquess of Granby , in a letter , reported that the Marquis de Rougé was talking with his cousin , the Duc de Croy d ’ Havrée ( of the House of Croÿ ) , his brother - in - law Lieutenant General the Marquis de Verac , and his cousin Lieutenant General Count de Rougé ( the Duke de Croy d ' Havré ' s son - in - law ) when a cannonball struck the group , killing three of them and taking off the leg of the Marquis de Rougé . His portrait is in the Galerie des Batailles at Versailles . Family . On 7 June 1749 , he married Jeanne Julie de Coetmen ; they had five children : They were adopted , at the death of their parents in 1761 , by the Princess Innocente Catherine de Rougé du Plessis - Bellière , princess of Lorraine and Duchess of Elbeuf .
Battle of Tarnab ( 1448 ) In the spring of 1448 , Ala - ud - Daulah Mirza was making preparations for the celebration of his son ' s circumcision ceremony . He had announced a general relief from taxes to all citizens of Herat when he heard the news of Ulugh Beg crossing the Amu Darya with 90 , 000 troops . He hastily made his way towards the Tarnab through the Sanjab Pass . The two forces met at Tarnab and after a brief engagement , Ulugh Beg decisively defeated Ala - ud - Daulah Mirza who fled towards Mashad and the towards Quchan in the protection of his brother Abul - Qasim Babur Mirza . Ulugh Beg followed up his victory by taking Herat and then Mashad . Goharshad and many Tarkhan s left Herat before Ulugh Beg ' s arrival .
Thao Thep Kasattri and Thao Sri Sunthon Thao Thep Kasattri ( ) and Thao Sri Sunthon ( ) were style s awarded to Than Phuying Chan ( ) , wife of the then recently deceased governor of Phuket Province , and her sister , Khun Muk ( ) , who defended the island in the late eighteenth century . According to popular belief , they repelled a five - week invasion by Burmese in 1785 , by dressing up as male soldiers and rallying Siamese troops . Chan and Muk were later honored by King Rama I with the Thai honorific " Thao " , as Thao Thep Kasattri and Thao Sri Sunthon , respectively . The " Heroine ' s Monument " honouring them is situated on the main highway ( 402 ) between the Phuket International Airport and Phuket town .
Charles William Ledbetter Charles William Ledbetter ( April 5 , 1922 – July 23 , 2003 ) was one of the Tuskegee Airmen , retiring from the United States Air Force as a Master Sergeant after 30 years active service . During his tenure , he participated in World War II , the Korean War ( where he flew night missions on B - 26 bombers as an engineer and gunner as part of the 3rd Bomb Wing ) , and in Vietnam . In 2006 , Ledbetter and the Tuskegee Airmen were honored with a Congressional Gold Medal . He is interred at Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside , California .
USS Virginia ( 1825 ) USS " Virginia " was one of nine 74 - gun warships authorized by the United States Congress on 29 April 1816 . It was laid down at the Boston Navy Yard , in May 1822 , was finished about May 1825 , and was kept on the stocks . Naval policy and the expense involved discouraged launching or commissioning the 74s except when the national interest clearly required it . " Virginia " remained on the stocks at Boston until it was broken up there starting in 1874 .
Battle of Chillicothe The Battle of Chillicothe was part of the western theater of the American Revolutionary War . In May 1779 , Colonel John Bowman of the Kentucky County militia , accompanied by Benjamin Logan and Levi Todd , led between 160 and 300 militiamen against the Shawnee town of Chillicothe . Dividing their forces , Bowman and Logan attacked the town from two sides but were eventually repulsed . Unable to draw the Shawnee from their single blockhouse , Bowman burned much of the town and left with between 30 to 300 horses valued at $ 32 , 000 . Although initially blamed for a defeat , as well as the eight or ten casualties suffered , Bowman and Logan were eventually credited by some with a major victory for the Kentuckians . With the destruction of a major Shawnee settlement and the death of Chief Blackfish , additional war parties were discouraged from moving against Kentucky colonists . According to Theodore Roosevelt in " The Winning of the West " , " the expedition undoubtedly accomplished more than Clark ' s attack on Piqua next year . "
James F . Lloyd James Fredrick Lloyd ( September 27 , 1922 – February 2 , 2012 ) was a California Democratic politician and United States Representative . Career . Born in Helena , Montana , Lloyd attended public schools in Washington State , California , and Oregon . He attended the University of Oregon , 1940 - 1942 but did not graduate . He served in the United States Navy as a naval aviator , 1942 - 1963 ( retired ) . He attained his B . A . at Stanford University in 1958 , and his M . A . at University of Southern California in 1966 . He pursued a public relations and advertising career , then later became a teacher and instructor of political science at Mt . San Antonio College in Walnut , California , 1970 - 1973 . Lloyd was a member of the California Democratic State Central Committee from 1968 until 1972 . He served as City Councilman of West Covina , California 1968 – 1975 , including a term as Mayor of West Covina from 1973 to 1974 . In 1974 , he was narrowly elected as a Democrat to the Ninety - fourth Congress , representing a Republican - leaning district . He was reelected to the Ninety - fifth and Ninety - sixth Congresses , serving January 3 , 1975 – January 3 , 1981 . He ran unsuccessfully for reelection in 1980 , being unseated in the process by David Dreier . Lloyd was a resident of West Covina , California . Death . Lloyd died in an auto accident after suffering a stroke while driving in Pensacola , Florida . He was 89 .
Bombkapsel 90 Bombkapsel 90 ( BK90 ) is the Swedish Air Force ' s nomenclature for a gliding stand - off submunitions dispenser , or cluster bomb , with 72 submunition s . It is manufactured by DaimlerChrysler Aerospace in Germany by the name of DWS 24 - " Dispenser Weapon System 24 barrels " . The BK90 is also commonly known as DWS 39 " Mjölner " because it was intended for use with the Saab JAS 39 Gripen . In the future it could be also integrated on the Eurofighter Typhoon . Its design is very similar to that of the AGM - 154 Joint Standoff Weapon . Have been in service with the Swedish JAS 39 Gripen aircraft , but withdrawn , after the government of Sweden decided to sign the Convention on Cluster Munitions banning the use of BK90 . In conjunction with the LITENING targeting pod , the weapon is currently operational with the Hellenic Air Force carried both by the F - 4E PI - 2000 AUP and the A - 7E Corsair II .
USS Zaca ( ID - 3792 ) The first USS " Zaca " ( ID - 3792 ) was a steel - hulled , single - screw freighter that served in the United States Navy from 1918 to 1919 . " Zaca " was built under a United States Shipping Board contract and completed as SS " Zaca " in 1918 at Oakland , California , by the Moore Shipbuilding Company . She was acquired by the U . S . Navy for duty with the Naval Overseas Transportation Service ( NOTS ) . Designated Id . No . 3792 , she was commissioned as USS " Zaca " on 30 December 1918 at her builder ' s yard , Lieutenant Commander James J . Carey , USNRF , in command . Following sea trials , " Zaca " loaded 7 , 446 tons of flour at the Sperry Mills Dock , Vallejo , California , and got underway from San Francisco Bay on 12 January 1919 , bound for the United States East Coast . While in the Panama Canal Zone , the freighter took on board 41 passengers for transportation to Norfolk , Virginia , and transited the Panama Canal on 30 January 1919 . She arrived in Hampton Roads , Virginia , on 8 February 1919 . " Zaca " spent a week at Norfolk replenishing and undergoing minor repairs before sailing for European waters on 15 February 1919 with her cargo of flour , which had been consigned by the United States Food Administration for the relief of the hungry people of war - torn Europe in the aftermath of World War I . After arriving at Danzig on 19 March 1919 , she discharged her cargo and sailed for the United States on 4 April 1919 . Proceeding via Rotterdam , the Netherlands , and Plymouth , England , " Zaca " arrived at New York City on 29 April 1919 , unloaded her ballast , and was decommissioned on 12 May 1919 , the same day on which she was returned to the United States Shipping Board and struck from the Navy List . As SS " Zaca " , the ship operated commercially under the flag of the United States Shipping Board until October 1920 , when she was burned out by a ruptured fuel oil pipe in her engine room . Her hulk was towed to New York City , where it lay until she was scrapped in January 1924 .
Geoffrey Scoones General Sir Geoffrey Allen Percival Scoones KCB , KBE , CSI , DSO , MC ( 25 January 1893 – 1975 ) was a general in the British Indian Army during the Second World War . His younger brother was Reginald " Cully " Scoones . Military career . Scoones was commissioned a second lieutenant on the unattached list for the Indian Army on 20 January 1912 . He was accepted into the Indian Army and appointed to 2 - 2 Gurkha Rifles with a promotion to lieutenant on 8 Mar 1913 . He served in World War I becoming aide - de - camp to the Commander of Meerut Division , then aide - de - camp to the commander 21st Division and finally aide - de - camp to the Army Corps Commander , 2nd Army Corps in France between 8 Sept 1915 and 10 July 1917 . Promoted to captain on 20 January 1916 , he became a Brigade Major in India on 27 October 1917 . He was mentioned in despatches three times , and awarded the Distinguished Service Order as well as the Military Cross . After the War Scoones saw service during the Afghanistan North West Frontier operations in 1919 . He served as Brigade Major in India from 3 March 1924 to 30 November 1926 and then became a General Staff Officer . Brevetted to major on 7 January 1925 , he transferred to 1 - 2 Gurkha Rifles on 22 January 1928 He was promoted to major on 20 January 1929 and brevetted to lieutenant - colonel on 1 January 1933 . From 14 February 1935 to 23 April 1938 was Commanding Officer of the 2nd Battalion of the 8th Gurkha Rifles . He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for earthquake work at Quetta in 1935 . Scoones served in World War II initially as a General Staff Officer on the Directorate of Military Operations and Intelligence . On 17 May 1940 he was appointed Deputy Director of Military Operations , India . The following year , he became Director of Military Operations and Intelligence , India , with the rank of major - general . In 1942 , he briefly commanded the Indian 19th Infantry Division before being promoted to lieutenant - general and appointed to command IV Corps . This Corps defended Imphal in Manipur , on the frontier between India and Japanese - held Burma . It also had responsibility for a large rear area , and a very large tract of unmapped and trackless jungle - covered frontier . He was appointed C . S . I . in 1942 . Scoones commanded the Corps through the gruelling Battle of Imphal . In December 1944 he and his fellow corps commanders Stopford and Christison were knighted and invested as KBE by the viceroy Lord Wavell at a ceremony at Imphal in front of the Scottish , Gurkha and Punjab regiments . Slim was knighted and invested as KCB at the same occasion . Scoones was subsequently appointed to Central Command , India , an Army - level HQ which was nevertheless essentially a rear - area and administrative command . In 1947 he was briefly the last Military Secretary to the India Office . He was appointed KCB in 1947 and later in the year he became Principal Staff Officer at the Commonwealth Relations Office . Between 1947 to 1949 he was also Aide de camp to King George VI . From 1953 to 1957 , he was High Commissioner to New Zealand . Sources .
Jorģis Zemitāns Jorģis Zemitāns ( 23 February 1873 , Skrīveri parish – 16 January 1928 , Riga ) was an army officer and commander of the Latvian Northern Brigade during the Latvian War of Independence . Biography . Jorģis Zemitāns was born in 23 February 1873 in Skrīveri parish , Livonia Governorate . In 1892 he graduated Realschule in Mitau ( Jelgava ) and joined the army of the Russian Empire in 1892 and completed his military education at the Vilnius Military Academy in 1897 . He became an officer in 116th . Malojaroslavec infantry regiment which was stationed in Riga . First World War . When First world war started in 1914 he was promoted to captain and together with whole regiment deployed to front . Together with XX Army corps he fought in East Prussia . In January 1915 whole XX Army corps was destroyed in the Augustov forest ' s and Zemitāns was taken Prisoner of War in February 1915 He spent reminder of war in the German POW camps and was released from captivity in December 1918 . Latvian War of independence . After his release from captivity he returns to Riga . On 7 December 1918 he joined the new Latvian Army and was involved in organising the first armed units . He organised and became commander of 2nd . Riga defence company . However those Riga defence companies proved to be very disloyal and mutinous and soon were disbanded . Beginning 10 January 1919 he was promoted to Latvian military charge d ' affaires in Estonia and together with Latvian officer in Estonian service Voldemārs Ozols began organising the formation of Latvian defence units in Tallinn , Pärnu and Tartu . On 2 February he was promoted to organiser and commander in chief of the Latvian Northern Brigade . After German coup in 16 April 1919 he was first Latvian senior officer who proclaimed that he maintains full loyalty to Ulmanis provisional government . He led the brigade in the fight for liberation in Northern Vidzeme during the Battle of Wenden , an operation conducted by General Ernst Põdder of the 3rd Estonian Division . 15 July he became commander of the Vidzeme division and the eastern front . When attack of the Bermontians started Zemitāns was commanding officer of the all Latvian units in Riga front . He failed to organise the defence of Riga and left bank of the Daugava and was dismissed from duty and replaced by Mārtiņš Peniķis . From January 1920 Zemitāns worked at the Latvian Military Court and participated in development of military manuals until 1 April 1922 when he retired . Jorģis Zemitāns died in 16th . January 1928 in Riga military hospital . Jorģis Zemitāns was awarded with the Latvian Military Order of Lāčplēsis , Estonian Cross of Liberty and the Russian Order of St . Vladimir .
307th Air Division The 307th Air Division ( 307th AD ) is an inactive United States Air Force organization . Its last assignment was with Continental Air Command , assigned to Twelfth Air Force , being stationed at New Orleans , Louisiana . It was inactivated on 27 June 1949 . History . Components . Groups Operational history . Activated at Bari , Italy , in January 1944 , the 307th had no combat components assigned and served as a source of personnel for Headquarters , Fifteenth Air Force . The wing was disestablished six months later on 15 June 1944 . While active in the Reserve , March 1947 - June 1949 , the 307th was redesignated as a division .
Charleston Executive Airport Charleston Executive Airport is a public use airport located in Charleston in Charleston County , South Carolina , United States . It is approximately six nautical miles ( 11 km ) southwest of the central business district of the city . It is owned by the Charleston County Aviation Authority . The airport serves the general aviation community , with no scheduled commercial airline service . History . The airport opened in April 1943 named Johns Island Army Airfield . Initially it was an auxiliary to Columbia Army Air Base as an unmanned emergency landing airfield . On 31 March 1944 , jurisdiction was transferred to Charleston Army Airfield when Charleston was reassigned to Air Transport Command . It served as an emergency landing base with no permanent structures being used for transatlantic flights . On 25 August 1945 the airfield was turned over to local authorities which converted it into a civil airport . The occasional military aircraft still uses the airport . Facilities and aircraft . Charleston Executive Airport covers an area of at an elevation of 17 feet ( 5 m ) above mean sea level . It has two concrete paved runways : 9 / 27 is 5 , 000 by 150 feet ( 1 , 524 x 46 m ) and 4 / 22 is 4 , 313 by 150 feet ( 1 , 315 x 46 m ) . For the 12 - month period ending October 23 , 2008 , the airport had 55 , 000 aircraft operations , an average of 150 per day : 91 % general aviation and 5 % military and 4 % air taxi . At that time there were 58 aircraft based at this airport : 79 % single - engine , 16 % multi - engine , 2 % jet and 3 % helicopter .
Kosmos 2394 Kosmos 2394 ( meaning " Cosmos 2394 " ) is one of a set of three Russia n military satellites launched in 2002 as part of the GLONASS satellite navigation system . It was launched with Kosmos 2395 and Kosmos 2396 . This satellite is a GLONASS satellite , also known as Uragan , and is numbered Uragan No . 791 . Kosmos 2394 / 5 / 6 were launched from Site 81 / 23 at Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan . A Proton - K carrier rocket with a Blok DM upper stage was used to perform the launch which took place at 07 : 37 UTC on 25 December 2002 . The launch successfully placed the satellites into Medium Earth orbit . It subsequently received its Kosmos designation , and the international designator 2002 - 060A . The United States Space Command assigned it the Satellite Catalog Number 27617 . It was in the third orbital plane in orbital slot 22 . It is no longer part of the GLONASS constellation .
USS Daring ( AM - 87 ) USS Daring ( AM - 87 ) was an of the United States Navy . Laid down on 12 March 1942 by the Commercial Iron Works of Portland , Oregon , the ship was launched on 23 May 1942 , and commissioned on 10 October 1942 . " Daring " was reclassified as a PC - 461 class submarine chaser , " PC - 1591 " , on 1 June 1944 . World War II Pacific Theatre Operations . Sailing from San Francisco , California , 2 February 1943 , " Daring " arrived at Pearl Harbor 12 February for service as local escort and school ship , and sweeping mines until 5 March when she was underway for Noumea . From 24 March 1943 until 25 November 1944 " Daring " remained in the southwest $ 3 on inter - island escort duty and antisubmarine patrol , taking part in the invasion of the Treasury Islands on 6 November 1943 . She was reclassified as the submarine chaser PC - 1591 and her name cancelled 1 June 1944 . As a submarine chaser . Arriving at Ulithi on 9 December 1944 , " PC - 1591 " escorted convoys to Guam , Saipan , Leyte , and the Palaus until 7 March 1945 . She screened on a survey of Casiguran Bay , Luzon between 10 March and 5 April , then put in to Saipan 14 April . From 13 May to 24 August she escorted convoys between Saipan and Iwo Jima , and on 13 October cleared Saipan for the west coast , arriving at San Francisco , California , 13 November . Post - war deactivation . She was decommissioned at Mare Island , California on 22 January 1946 and transferred to the Maritime Commission for disposal 18 March 1948 . Awards . " PC - 1591 " received one battle star for World War II service .