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XXXI Corps ( Pakistan ) The XXXI Corps is an active military administrative corps of is one of the Pakistan Army . Commonly known as 10th Corps , it is currently assigned to active corps Punjab Province . The corps is currently the major part of Southern Military Command of Pakistan Defence Forces . Its garrison are currently located in Bahawalpur , Punjab Province . History . The corps was raised in the end of 1980 ' s and took over the assets of formerly II Corps , which is currently based in Multan . Now , it has under it more than 3 full - sized division and is responsible for the southern Punjab desert zone . In 1988 , when the C - 130 Hercules plane of President General Muhammad Zia - ul - Haq crashed near Bahawalpur , he was visiting Bahawalpur corps along with the top of the military brass . Order of battle . Its present order of battle is as follows :
Hassan Anvar Anwar Hassan is an Uyghur refugee who was wrongly imprisoned for more than seven years in the United States Guantanamo Bay detention camp s . Hassan is one of the 22 Uighurs held in Guantanamo for many years despite it becoming clear early on that they were innocent . Combatant Status Review Tribunals . Initially the Bush administration asserted that they could withhold all the protections of the Geneva Conventions to captives from the war on terror . This policy was challenged before the Judicial branch . Critics argued that the USA could not evade its obligation to conduct competent tribunal s to determine whether captives are , or are not , entitled to the protections of prisoner of war status . Subsequently the Department of Defense instituted the Combatant Status Review Tribunal s . The Tribunals , however , were not authorized to determine whether the captives were " lawful combatants " — rather they were merely empowered to make a recommendation as to whether the captive had previously been correctly determined to match the Bush administration ' s definition of an enemy combatant . Hassan is one of the captives known to have had multiple reviews convened , after his initial review determined he was not an enemy combatant . According to the study entitled , No - hearing hearings , Hassan Anvar did not choose to attend his Tribunal . The study identified Hassan as one of the captive whose first Tribunal had determined that they should not had been classified as an " enemy combatant " in the first place , only to have subsequent Tribunals convened , which reversed the earlier determination . Current status . On February 4 , 2009 the " Globe and Mail " reported that Hassan Anvar ' s refugee claim , and the refugee claims of two of his compatriots were close to completion . The article quoted Mehmet Tohti , a Uyghur human rights activist who stated that he had met with Immigration Minister Jason Kenney . According to the Globe Tohti claimed there had been a positive consensus to admit Anvar , and two men whose lawyers have not authorized their names to be released . The Don Valley Refugee Resettlement Organization has worked to sponsor Anvar ' s refugee claim . Temporary Asylum in Palau . In June 2009 the government of Palau announced that they would offer temporary asylum to some of the Uyghurs . The government of Palau sent a delegation Guantanamo , and interviewed some of the remaining Uyghurs . Some of the Uyghurs declined to be interviewed by the Palauns . In the end the government of Palau offered asylum to twelve of the remaining thirteen Uyghurs . Palau declined to offer asylum to one of the Uyghurs who suffered from a mental disorder , brought on by detention , that was too profound to be treated in Palau . On October 31 , 2009 " Anwar Hassan " , Ahmad Tourson , Abdul Ghappar Abdul Rahman , Edham Mamet , Dawut Abdurehim and Adel Noori were released and transferred to Palau .
USS Wakonda ( YTB - 528 ) USS " Wakonda " ( YTB - 528 ) was a large yard tug proposed for the United States Navy that was not built . " Wakonda " was a " Hisada " - class large yard tug slated to be built at Jacksonville , Florida , by the Gibbs Gas Engine Company , but the contract for her construction was cancelled in October 1945 .
Charles de Berlaymont Charles de Berlaymont ( Berlaimont ? , 1510 – Namur ? , 1578 ) was a leading nobleman in the Low Countries in the 16th century . He was an important counselor of Margaret of Parma and generally sided with Spanish politics in the early years of the Eighty years war . Biography . Charles de Berlaymont was the son of Michèl de Berlaymont and Maria de Berault . He was lord of Floyon and Haultpenne , and baron of Hierges . In 1553 he became stadtholder of Namur . Berlaymont was knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece , senior hunting master of Brabant , Flanders and Namur , member of the Council of State , hereditary chamberlain of finances and bailiff of the county of Namur . In 1567 he became a member of the much dreaded Council of Troubles . In 1574 his home territory Berlaimont was elevated to the status of a county . In 1577 Berlaymont was one of the signees of the Union of Brussels , which he immediately repudiated . Charles de Berlaymont is best known for his famous comment on the Compromise of Nobles in 1566 . The nobles had come to Brussels with a petition for Margaret of Parma , governess of the Netherlands , hoping to stop the persecution of Protestants . When Margaret asked who these people were , Berlaymont supposedly answered with " " Ce ne sont que des geux " " ( they are but beggars ) , after which the Dutch rebels promptly adopted the name Geuzen as their own . Issue . Charles de Berlaymont was married to Adriana de Ligne Barbançon . Their children were :
List of United States Navy SEALs This is a list of notable current and former members of the United States Navy SEALs . Founded in 1962 , the SEALs are the U . S . Navy ' s principal special operations force . The name " SEALs " represents the environments in which they operate : sea , air and land . Navy SEALs are trained and have been deployed in a wide variety of missions , including direct action special reconnaissance , unconventional warfare , foreign internal defense , hostage rescue , counter - terrorism , and other missions .
USS Cyane ( 1815 ) Cyane was a Royal Navy sailing sixth - rate ship of 22 guns , built in 1806 at Topsham , near Exeter , England . She was ordered in January 1805 as HMS " Columbine " and was renamed " Cyane " on 6 December of that year . Under Captain Thomas Staines she captured the Spanish privateer " Medusa " in 1808 which was the last ship captured by the British before Spain turned against Napoleon . In May 1809 she was badly damaged during a battle with French gunboat s and the French frigate " Ceres " . She was captured with on 20 February 1815 by after a 40 - minute night engagement off Madeira . With " Constitution " s second lieutenant Hoffman as prize master , she successfully escaped recapture by a pursuing British squadron on 12 March and arrived in America on 10 April . She was adjudicated by a prize court and purchased by the Navy and renamed USS " Cyane " . " Cyane " cruised off the west coast of Africa from 1819 – 1820 and in the West Indies from 1820 – 1821 protecting the Liberian colony and suppressing piracy and the slave trade . In this regard she was a predecessor to the Africa Squadron . She cruised in the Mediterranean 1824 – 1825 , and on the Brazil Station 1826 – 1827 . Laid up at Philadelphia Navy Yard , she sank in 1835 and was raised and broken up the following year . The April / May 1983 issue of " American Heritage " magazine carried an article " What it was like to be Shot up by Old Ironsides " concerning the discovery of three pages of HMS " Cyane " s logbook from 13 – 20 February 1815 , with a transcription of the 20 February 1815 battle .
Training ship A training ship is a ship used to train students as sailor s . The term is especially used for ships employed by navies to train future officers . Essentially there are two types : those used for training at sea and old hulks used to house classrooms . The hands - on aspect provided by sail training has also been used as a platform for everything from semesters - at - sea for undergraduate oceanography and biology students , marine science and physical science for high school students , and character building for at - risk youths . In the Sea Cadet Corps all Units use a ship prefix " T . S . " , followed by the ship ' s proper name . For example the Fishguard Sea Cadets ' ship ' s name is T . S . " Skirmisher " . The T . S . prefix is used as the Sea Cadets is not part of the Royal Navy , and cannot be prefixed " HMS " .
Socrates N . Sherman Socrates Norton Sherman ( July 22 , 1801 – February 1 , 1873 ) was a U . S . Representative from New York , a physician , and an officer in the Union Army during the American Civil War . Biography . Born in Barre , Vermont , Sherman attended the local grade schools and high school . He studied medicine and graduated from Castleton Medical College in 1824 . He subsequently moved to Ogdensburg , New York , in 1825 , and opened a medical practice . Dr . Sherman was elected as a Republican to the Thirty - seventh Congress ( He served from March 4 , 1861 until March 3 , 1863 ) . He declined to be a candidate for renomination in the elections of 1862 . During the latter half of the Civil War , Sherman mustered into the military service as a major and the surgeon of the Thirty - fourth Regiment , New York Volunteer Infantry . He mustered out on October 7 , 1865 , with the brevet rank of lieutenant colonel in the U . S . Volunteers . After the war , Sherman resumed the practice of medicine in Ogdensburg , where he died on February 1 , 1873 . He was interred in Ogdensburg Cemetery .
CLC - 3 Radar The CLC - 3 is a low altitude , mobile air defense radar that uses phased array and pulse doppler technologies to detect low flying targets such as helicopter s and UAVs . The manufacturer of the system is Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology ( NRIET ) / Nanjing Institute No . 1 External links . It works well with RBS 70 Missile along with Borc Ni Sight
Media ( AK - 83 ) Media ( AK - 83 ) was a World War II US navy ship that was never commissioned and thus never bore the USS designation . " Media " ( AK - 83 ) was contracted to be built as " Oliver R . Mumford " under Maritime Commission contract 4 September 1941 as a type N3 - M - A1 cargo ship . She was acquired by the Navy 1 January 1943 before being laid down by Penn Jersey Shipbuilding Corp . , Camden , New Jersey , 28 January 1943 ; launched 29 August 1943 ; sponsored by Mrs . Ernest G . Bornheimer ; completed and delivered to Navy on 17 November 1943 . That same day " Media " was delivered by to the U . S . Army and struck from the Navy list on 24 November 1943 . The Ship was renamed " Glenn Gerald Griswold " , after an Engineer officer killed while fighting a dump fire in Naples , Italy . The " Glenn Gerald Griswold " was converted into a port repair ship by Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard , Inc . , Baltimore , Maryland , on 5 June 1944 and sailed for Europe by summer ' s end . After the postwar work the ship was placed in the reserve fleet .
USS R . W . Wilmot ( SP - 604 ) USS " R . W . Wilmot " ( SP - 604 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from January to April 1918 . " R . W . Wilmot " was built as a commercial steam tug of the same name by Globe Iron Works , Cleveland , Ohio , in 1898 . On 4 January 1918 , the U . S . Navy acquired her from her owner , the River and Ocean Towing Company of Wilmington , Delaware , for use as a section patrol boat during World War I . She was commissioned on 26 January 1918 as USS " R . W . Wilmot " ( SP - 604 ) with Lieutenant J . Hansen , USNRF , in command . Assigned to the 5th Squadron , Patrol Force , United States Atlantic Fleet , " R . W . Wilmot " operated in the Mid - Atlantic and southern New England area until 9 March 1918 . Selected for " distant service , " she departed the United States on 17 March 1918 bound for France . After her arrival there she was simultaneously decommissioned and transferred to the government of France on 4 April 1918 .
Search and Rescue Training Unit The Search and Rescue Training Unit ( SARTU ) of the Royal Air Force is located on the southern side of RAF Valley on the Isle of Anglesey , Wales . SARTU operates three Griffin HT1 helicopters to train pilots and winchmen before progression to an active Search and Rescue squadron , which include No 203 Sqn or No 22 Sqn ( C flight ) , both based at " RAF Valley " . With FBH Heliservices contracted to provide the aircraft , engineers and flight line for the Unit it is often that one of the HT1 helicopters be replaced with a HAR . 2 . This is a fully SAR capable aircraft that the RAF uses in Cyprus on SAR duties . Other Training . SARTU is also used as the base for many other air courses . Most notable is No . 60 Sqn , from DHFS , RAF Shawbury send each of their Ab - initio pilots and crewman to SARTU for a 3 week detachment to learn the basic skills needed for Search and Rescue missions and Mountain Flying . For a brief time ( 2010 - 2012 ) the Royal Navy sent ab - initio Fleet Air Arm pilots to SARTU to complete a bespoke SAR training course . During this time 6 pilots gained the coveted Royal Navy Pilot Flying Badge ( Wings ) at SARTU , with 2 more completing the course having already gained their Wings . Each of these pilots went on for conversion training at 771 Naval Air Squadron , HMS Seahawk , RNAS Culdrose .
USS Charlton Hall ( ID - 1359 ) USS " Charlton Hall " ( ID - 1359 ) was a United States Navy cargo ship in commission from 1918 to 1919 . " Charlton Hall " was built as the commercial cargo ship SS " Charlton Hall " in 1907 at Port Glasgow , Scotland , by William Hamilton and Company for C . G . Dunn and Company of Liverpool , England . She was the property of the United States Steel Products Company of New York City by the time the United States entered World War I in 1917 . At some point after that , the United States Shipping Board took control of her for war service . The Shipping Board transferred " Charlton Hall " to the U . S . Navy on 10 June 1918 . The Navy assigned her the naval registry Identification Number ( Id . No . ) 1359 and commissioned her as USS " Charlton Hall " on 14 June 1918 with Lieutenant Commander J . L . Evans , USNRF , in command . Serving with the Naval Overseas Transportation Service in support of U . S . forces in Europe — the American Expeditionary Force during the war and the Army of Occupation after it ended - - " Charlton Hall " made three voyages from New York City to ports in France carrying general cargo between 17 June 1918 and 23 December 1918 . " Charlton Hall " was decommissioned at Newport News , Virginia , on 29 January 1919 . On 3 February 1919 she was transferred to the United States Shipping Board at New York City for return to the United States Steel Products Company . " Charlton Hall " returned to commercial service , once again as SS " Charlton Hall " . In 1930 she was sold to M . Kulukundis of Syra , Greece , and renamed SS " Atlantis " , then sold again later in 1930 to K . Psychas of Syra and renamed SS " Anastasis . " " Anastasis " was scrapped on 4 April 1934 at Shanghai , China .
Edward Cooper ( VC ) Major Edward Cooper VC ( 4 May 1896 – 19 August 1985 ) was an English recipient of the Victoria Cross ( VC ) , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . Details . Cooper was 21 years old , and a Sergeant in the 12th Battalion , The King ' s Royal Rifle Corps , British Army during the First World War when the following deed took place on 16 August 1917 at Langemarck , during the Battle of Passchendaele for which he was awarded the VC . The citation was published in the London Gazette on 14 September 1917 , and reads : Later Years . He later achieved the rank of Major . His medal is on display at Preston Hall Museum in Stockton . Major Cooper was cremated at Teesside Crematorium .
Joseph Vance Joseph Vance ( March 21 , 1786 – August 24 , 1852 ) was a Whig politician from Ohio . He was the 13th Governor of Ohio and the first Whig to hold the position . Biography . Vance was born in Catfish ( now Washington ) , Pennsylvania . He moved with his father , Joseph C . Vance , Revolutionary War veteran , to Vanceburg , Kentucky in 1788 , and then to Urbana , Ohio in 1805 . Vance married Mary Lemon in 1807 . Career . A salt farmer , Vance gained a commission during the War of 1812 and rose quickly from Major to Major General . He served in the Ohio House of Representatives in 1812 - 1813 , 1815 – 1816 and 1818 - 1819 . Elected to the United States House of Representatives in 1820 , Vance served seven terms before losing a bid for an eighth term in 1834 . Vance ran for governor in 1836 and served a single two - year term , losing a bid for re - election in 1838 . He intended to retire but was elected to the Ohio State Senate , and served in the Senate from 1840 to 1841 . Vance ran again for the House of Representatives in 1842 , and served two more terms in the House before refusing to run for re - election in 1846 . Vance was a delegate to the Whig National Convention in 1848 , and was a member of the Ohio State Constitutional Convention in 1851 . Death . Vance died in Urbana , Ohio and was buried at Oak Dale Cemetery in Urbana . Legacy . Vance was instrumental in laying out the town of Findlay , Ohio .
Submarine Squadron 11 Submarine Squadron 11 ( also known as SUBRON 11 ) is a squadron of submarines based at Point Loma Submarine Base , San Diego , California , United States . History . Submarine Squadron 11 is a squadron of submarines based in San Diego , CA . It consists of seven s , three Torpedo Retrievers and a floating dry - dock , . The squadron staff is responsible for providing training , material and personnel readiness support for all units . Submarine Squadron 11 was commissioned July 1 , 1986 , aboard her flagship , , at Naval Submarine Base Point Loma , San Diego , with Captain W . L . Hicks was in command . Over the years , Squadron 11 has continued to evolve . Older submarines have transferred , or been decommissioned , henceforth , the squadron has received newer submarines with upgraded sensors and weapons capability . Squadron 11 submarines represent the most advanced submarine technology and are among the most capable and clean attack submarines in the world . The Squadron ’ s submarines maintain a very aggressive operational schedule , including but not limited to Carrier and Expeditionary Strike Group Deployments . They also conduct training and services to other ships in the Southern California Operating Areas . They also conduct independent operations , also known as Weekly Ops , to enhance readiness . The Submarines of Submarine Squadron 11 frequently conduct six - month deployments to the Western Pacific in order to have a continued submarine presence in that part of the world . These deployments can be either independent , or with a carrier battle groups . Every so often the submarines of Squadron 11 will conduct maintenance periods known as up - keeps to ensure each submarine is ready for battle , at any given time .
Friedrich Kirchner Friedrich Kirchner ( 26 March 1885 – 6 April 1960 ) was a German general during World War II and recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords ( ) . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross and its higher grade Oak Leaves and Swords was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Career . Friedrich Kirchner joined the imperial German army as a " Fähnrich " on 1 May 1899 and was assigned to the 8 . Königlich Sächsisches Infanterie - Regiment " Prinz Johann Georg " Nr . 107 . While assigned to this regiment he was promoted to " Leutnant " on 27 January 1907 . The officers patent was back dated to 18 August 1905 . Kirchner was transferred to the 1 . Königlich Sächsisches Ulanen - Regiment " Kaiser Franz Josef von Österreich , König von Ungarn " Nr . 17 in 1911 . He was still assigned to this regiment at the outbreak of World War I . He was promoted to " Rittmeister " on 24 July 1915 . After World War I he was accepted for service in the Reichswehr where he initially served with the 12 . ( Sächs . ) Reiter - Regiment . He was made escadron chief , a position which he officially held of the 4th escadron of the 12 . ( Sächs . ) Reiter - Regiment in Großenhain by the spring of 1924 . He held this position for many years before he was transferred to the Regimentsstab of the 12 . ( Sächs . ) Reiter - Regiment in Dresden in the spring of 1928 . Kirchner was promoted to " Major " on 1 February 1928 . From 1929 he served in the Stab of the 2 . Kavallerie - Division in Breslau . Kirchner was promoted to " Oberstleutnant " on 1 December 1932 and " Oberst " on 1 November 1934 . He was made commanding officer of the Schützen - Regiment 1 on 15 October 1935 and commanding officer of the 1 . Schützen - Brigade on 10 November 1938 . He was promoted to " Generalmajor " on 1 March 1938 . He participated in the invasion of Poland with the 1 . Schützen - Brigade until he was given command of the 1 . Panzer - Division on 17 November 1939 . On 1 April 1940 he was promoted to " Generalleutnant " . Kirchner led the 1 . Panzer - Division in the Battle of France . Kirchner was awarded the Knight ’ s Cross of the Iron Cross on 20 May 1940 for the successful leadership of the 1 . Panzer - Division . He was wounded during the invasion of France when one of his legs was run over by a German vehicle . He then took command of the LVII . Armeekorps on 15 November 1941 . He was promoted to " General der Panzertruppe " on 1 February 1942 . Even after the re - designation of the LVII . Armeekorps to LVII . Panzerkorps he remained in command of the LVII . Panzerkorps until the end of World War II .
1947 Army Cadets football team The 1947 Army Black Knights football team represents the United States Military Academy . Led by head coach Red Blaik , the team finished with a 5 - 2 - 2 season . The Black Knights offense scored 220 points , while the defense allowed 165 points . At season ’ s end , the team ranked eleventh in the National standings . On November 30 , Army beat Navy by a score of 21 - 0 .
Marshall B . Webb Marshall Bradley " Brad " Webb ( born November 27 , 1961 ) is a United States Air Force brigadier general who currently serves as the Director of Plans , Programs , Requirements , and Assessments , U . S . Air Force Special Operations Command ( AFSOC ) . Prior to current assignment , He served as the Assistant Commanding General of Joint Special Operations Command ( JSOC ) . As the Assistant Commanding General of JSOC , Webb was involved in the operation to kill Osama bin Laden . Webb was seated by President Barack Obama in the situation room during the mission . Career . Webb is a command pilot with more than 3 , 700 flying hours ( mostly in helicopter s ) , including 117 combat hours in Afghanistan , Iraq and Bosnia . The general has commanded the 20th Special Operations Squadron , the 352nd Special Operations Group , the 1st Special Operations Wing and the 23rd Air Force . His staff assignments include duty at the Joint Special Operations Command and in the Office of the Secretary of Defense ( Policy ) . Awards and decorations . Other achievements