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Fort Logan National Cemetery Fort Logan National Cemetery is a National cemetery in Denver , Colorado , U . S . A . Fort Logan was named after Union General John A . Logan , commander of US Volunteer forces during the American Civil War . It contains and has had 95 , 905 interments through fiscal year 2008 . History . Fort Logan was established on October 31 , 1887 , and was in continuous use until 1960 when most of the acreage except for the cemetery was turned over to the state of Colorado . The national cemetery was created in 1950 . Cemetery Map . Below is a scanned image of a map provided by Fort Logan National Cemetery .
USS Bolster ( ARS - 38 ) USS " Bolster " ( ARS - 38 ) was a acquired by the U . S . Navy during World War II , the Korean War and the Vietnam War . Her task was to come to the aid of stricken vessels . " Bolster " was launched 23 December 1944 by Basalt Rock Company in Napa , California ; sponsored by Mrs . C . A . Mayo , Jr . , wife of Lieutenant Mayo , USNR ; commissioned 1 May 1945 , Lieutenant W . F . Lewis in command ; and joined the U . S . Pacific Fleet . End - of - World War II service . On 18 July 1945 , after repair duty along the California coast , " Bolster " departed for Pearl Harbor . She remained there until 15 August when she sailed for Yokosuka , Japan . " Bolster " conducted repair and salvage operations in Japanese waters until leaving for Subic Bay , Luzon , 10 October 1946 . She remained in the Philippines until April 1947 and then returned to Pearl Harbor via Okinawa , Guam , and Kwajalein . Korean War operations . " Bolster " operated alternately out of Pearl Harbor and Adak , Alaska , on salvage and towing duties until 22 August 1950 . She then towed two barges to Sasebo , Japan , and remained in the Far East until 6 July 1951 . During this tour she participated in the Inchon landing ( 15 September 1950 ) and the Hungnam Evacuation ( 9 – 25 December 1950 ) . Since 1952 " Bolster " has continued to operate out of Pearl Harbor and has made six tours of the Far East , visiting Japan , Hong Kong , Korea , Okinawa , and the Philippine Islands . Note . The U . S . Navy ( DANFS ) advises that " Bolster " history updates for the years 1952 to 1994 are being developed . Decommissioning . " Bolster " was decommissioned on 24 September 1994 and struck from the Navy list on the same day . She was disposed of by transfer to the Maritime Administration on 1 February 1999 . There was a private effort to save the " Bolster " and turn it into a floating museum , however the effort was not successful . On 12 April 2011 , MARAD awarded a contract to Marine Metals of Brownsville , Tx to dismantle " Bolster " for $ 462 , 223 . 31 . " Bolster " departed the Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet on 23 May 2011 for hull cleaning at BAE Systems San Francisco Ship Repair . " Bolster " was towed to Brownsville upon completion of the cleaning and is currently undergoing scrapping . Military awards and honors . " Bolster " received seven battle stars for her Korean War service ( 9 September 1950 – 6 July 1951 , 24 January - 16 August 1952 , and 16 February - 15 April 1953 ) ; " Bolster " received eleven campaign stars for Vietnam War service : " Bolster ’ s " crew was eligible for the following medals , ribbons , and commendations :
Fort Warren ( Vermont ) Fort Warren was a fort located in Castleton , Vermont , built in 1779 . American troops during the American Revolution retreated to Castleton after the loss of Ticonderoga ) . ( Vermont Historic Sites Comm . ) Fort Warren was then built as part of a line of forts used to defend Vermont . Works cited . Vermont Historic Sites Commission . " Fort Warren . " Historic site marker . ( n . d . )
Upcountry Unionist Upcountry Unionist also known as " upcounrty southerner " is a term to describe an American Southerner who was opposed to the American Civil War from the beginning of the war . This is significant because they were involved in the decision to end the war with the north .
Grasburg ( Rottleberode ) The Grasburg is a prehistoric refuge castle , in the form of a hillfort with a rampart and ditch system , near Rottleberode in the district of Mansfeld - Südharz in the German state of Saxony - Anhalt . History . The Grasburg is located in the wooded area known as Alter Stolberg between Stempeda and Rottleberode in the South Harz and is , according to legend , the family seat of the counts of Stolberg . There are various theories about the ancestry of the counts of Stolberg , none of which has been able to prevail . In the 13th century a pilgrimage chapel was built in the castle grounds , in which an annual fair was celebrated up to the 15th century . Such a ceremony was held on St . Stephen ' s Day ( 3 August ) , for example , in 1497 on the " Craßburg " . Thereafter , the chapel fell into ruin ; although several elements of it have survived .
HMAS Kalgoorlie HMAS " Kalgoorlie " ( J192 / B245 / A119 ) , named for the city of Kalgoorlie , Western Australia , was one of 60 " Bathurst " class corvettes constructed during World War II and one of 20 built for the Admiralty but manned by personnel of and commissioned into the Royal Australian Navy ( RAN ) . Construction . " Kalgoorlie " was laid down by Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd at Whyalla , South Australia on 27 July 1940 . She was launched on 7 August 1941 by the wife of Thomas Playford IV , then Premier of South Australia , and was commissioned into the RAN on 7 April 1942 . Operational history . RAN service . After completing trials , " Kalgoorlie " was assigned as a convoy escort . Initially operating along the east coast of Sydney , the corvette was moved to Darwin in August 1942 and taken with convoys between Australia , Thursday Island , and Timor . On 25 September , " Kalgoorlie " and sister ship evacuated the ship ' s company of the destroyer , which had run aground at Betano Bay two days before . In early December , " Kalgoorlie " was involved in the search for survivors from sister ship , which had been sunk by Japanese aircraft on 1 December . " Kalgoorlie " eventually recovered 49 of the survivors . In April 1943 , the corvette returned to the east coast of Australia , still operating as a convoy escort . On 15 June , a thirteen - ship convoy heading for Brisbane and escorted by " Kalgoorlie " and sister ships , , , and , was attacked off Smoky Cape . The United States Army Transport " Portmar " and the US Navy Landing ship were torpedoed by Japanese submarine " I - 174 " : the former sinking in minutes with the loss of only two lives , while 26 were killed aboard the latter ship , which survived and was towed to port . Despite attempts to locate the submarine immediately after the attack , and a multiple - day search performed by " Kalgoorlie " , " I - 174 " escaped unharmed . This was the last submarine attack to be made on the east coast of Australia during World War II . " Kalgoorlie " spent the first half of 1944 as a convoy escort between Queensland and New Guinea , then joined sister ship in clearing the minefields laid by throughout the Great Barrier Reef during the early part of the war . During August and September , the two corvettes located and destroyed almost 500 mines . " Kalgoorlie " spent the rest of the year on convoy escort duties , before joining the British Pacific Fleet at the end of 1944 . The corvette operated with the Pacific Fleet until 15 July 1945 , when she arrived in Brisbane for a refit . " Kalgoorlie " was still undergoing refit when the war ended . After the refit , the corvette operated in New Guinea and Australian waters until early May 1946 . The corvette was awarded four battle honours for her wartime service : " Darwin 1942 - 43 " , " Pacific 1942 - 43 " , " New Guinea 1943 - 44 " , and " Okinawa 1945 " . RNN service . " Kalgoorlie " paid off on 8 May 1946 , and was recommissioned on the same day into the Royal Netherlands Navy as HNLMS " Ternate " .
Hasso von Wedel ( General ) Hasso von Wedel ( 20 November 1898 – 3 January 1961 ) was a German Generalmajor and Commander of the Wehrmacht Propaganda Troops during the Second World War . He was directly subordinate to the head of OKW Operations Staff ( Wehrmachtführungsstab , WFSt . ) , General Alfred Jodl . Von Wedels Propaganda Department had to control over the growing number of new propaganda units and served to mediate between them and the Reich Propaganda Ministry of Joseph Goebbels .
Ostrog ( fortress ) Ostrog ( ) was a Russian term for a small fort , typically wooden and often non - permanently manned . Ostrogs were encircled by 4 – 6 metres high palisade walls made from sharpened trunks . The name derives from the Russian word строгать ( strogat ' ) , " to shave the wood " . Ostrogs were smaller and exclusively military forts , compared to larger kremlin s that were the cores of Russian cities . Ostrogs were often built in remote areas or within the fortification lines , such as the Great Abatis Line . History . From the 17th century , after the start of the Russian conquest of Siberia , the word " ostrog " was used to designate the forts founded in Siberia by Russian explorers . Many of these forts later transformed into large Siberian cities . When later Siberia became a favourite destination for criminals sent there to serve katorga , Siberian ostrogs became associated with imprisonment , and in the 18th and 19th centuries the word " ostrog " often meant " prison " .
Guangzhou Uprising The Guangzhou Uprising ( ) of 1927 was a failed Communist uprising in the city of Guangzhou in southern China . On December 11 , 1927 , Red Guard citizens , directed by Communist political leaders , took over Guangzhou ( then known as Canton in English ) . The uprising occurred despite the strong objections of Communist military commanders such as Ye Ting , Ye Jianying and Xu Xiangqian . Using the element of surprise , rebel forces took over most of the city within hours , despite a huge numerical and technical advantage held by government troops . The Communist leaders officially renamed the city ' s political structure " Guangzhou Soviet " . However , the uprising was quickly crushed by warlord armies . Zhang Tailei , the leading Red Guard organizer , was killed in an ambush as he returned from a meeting . The takeover dissolved by the early morning of December 13 , 1927 . In the resulting purges , many young Communists were killed , and the Guangzhou Soviet became known as the " " Guangzhou Commune " " or " " Paris Commune of the East " " ; it lasted only a short time at the cost of more than 5 , 000 Communists dead and an equal number missing . Ye Ting , the military commander , was scapegoated , purged and blamed for the failure , despite the fact that the obvious disadvantage of the Communist force was the main cause of the defeat , as Ye Ting and other military commanders had correctly pointed out . Enraged by his unjustified treatment , Ye Ting left China and went into exile in Europe , not returning until nearly a decade later . Despite being the third failed uprising of 1927 , it encouraged further uprisings across China .
RAF Army Cooperation Command RAF Army Cooperation Command was a short - lived major command of the Royal Air Force during World War II , comprising the army cooperation units of the RAF . The command was formed on 1 December 1940 when No . 22 ( Army Co - Operation ) Group , previously a part of Fighter Command , was raised to command status . Its function was to act as the focus for activities connected with the interaction of the British Army and the RAF , such as close air support , tactical reconnaissance , artillery spotting , training of anti - aircraft defences . However , it proved to be a controversial command with the Chief of the Imperial General Staff General Sir Alan Brooke being an implacable foe of the command arrangement . Its existence was eventually brought to an end on 31 March 1943 , when most of its assets were used to form the Second Tactical Air Force . The command had only had one CO during its short existence , Air Marshal Sir Arthur Barratt .
Stalag IV - G Stalag IV - G was a German World War II prisoner - of - war camp ( " Stammlager " ) for NCOs and enlisted men . It was not a camp in the usual sense , but a series of " Arbeitslager " ( " Work Camps " ) scattered throughout the state of Saxony , administered from a central office on Lutherstraße in Oschatz , a small town situated between Leipzig and Dresden . Camp history . The camp operated from February 1941 . The International Red Cross , following an inspection tour of 11 – 16 March 1945 , reported that there were a total of 5 , 233 prisoners , of which 4 , 457 were British and Commonwealth , and 776 American . Of these only 20 POW were at the HQ in Oschatz , performing administration tasks , while the rest were assigned to 76 separate " Arbeitskommando " ( " Work details " ) , working in agriculture , forestry , and industry . The " Arbeitskommando " varied in size from around 20 to over 100 men , who worked between 8 to 11 hours a day , 6 days a week , with only Sundays free . The report notes the generally poor health of the Americans , and some British , who were suffering from the effects of being marched from camps further east . The area around Oschatz was one of the last to be liberated at the end of the war . In May 2005 the Oschatzer Heimatverein e . V . organised an exhibition to commemorate the liberation and Stalag IV - G . In 2007 the exhibition in the Oschatz Town Hall was made permanent . References .
Infantry Battalion 744 ( Indonesia ) Infantry Battalion 744 ( 744 / Satya Yonif Yudha Bhakti ) is a territorial infantry battalion of the Indonesian Army . It was part of Kodam IX / Udayana when East Timor was still a part of Indonesia . Established on January 24 , 1978 , this battalion was headquartered in Los Palos , East Timor now Timor - Leste . One of the accomplishments of this battalion was participation in an ambush that killed the President of Fretilin , Nicolau Lobato in January 1979 . The raid was conducted jointly with Kopassus troops under the command of Prabowo Subianto . Once out of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia over East Timor , the Battalion and its achievements recorded in operation to the Security Pengacau Movement ( GPK ) East Timor , its existence is maintained by the Regional Commander of Udayana ( then ) Maj . Gen . Kiki Syahnarki . Although the Military Zone 164 / Wiradharma in East Timor was liquidated along with the loss of East Timor from the Republic of Indonesia , the Battalion was maintained and eventually became part of the Military Zone 161 / Wirasakti ' s organic forces at Kupang . Ambush of Nikolau Lobato . Yonif 744 led by Major Yunus Yosfiah was almost 2 weeks in pursuit of the Fretilin forces in Maubisse Kecil . Troops operating in this sector included Battalion 744 , Battalion 700 , Battalion 401 ( Yonif Nanggala Raiders ) and Kopassus ' s Team - 28 . On December 30 , 1978 at 05 . 00 the Commander of the Nanggala - 28 team , Capt . Inf Danyon Prabowo reported to the 744th ' s Major Yunus Yosfiah of the Fretilin troop movements toward the south . Central Sector Commander , Infantry Colonel Tottori Sahala King immediately ordered a siege against the target . Formation of TNI troops at that time : On that day I Platoon Company B , led the 744th Yonif Maudobe Sergeant involved in the gunfire that resulted in a number of enemy dead . Among them , shot dead , was Sergeant Nikolau Maudobe Nikolau Lobato . The body was successfully recognized by Gutteres Two Soldiers ( enlisted radio bearer ) . The pursuit also involved helicopter units .
Praefectus Castrorum The praefectus castrorum ( " camp prefect " ) was , in the Roman army of the early Empire , the third - most senior commander of the Roman legion , after the legate ( " legatus " ) and the senior military tribune ( " tribunus laticlavius " ) . His responsibility was looking after equipment and building works but could command the legion when his seniors were absent . The post was usually held by men coming from the ranks of the centurion ate , having already served as chief centurions ( " primus pilus " ) of a legion , and was therefore open to ordinary citizens . A camp prefect ' s job was to maintain and update the equipment , organize the legion , and make sure that the soldiers were properly trained .
Coastal Defence Command ( Yugoslavia ) The Coastal Defence Command was a Royal Yugoslav Army formation which commanded one infantry division and the two fortification divisions responsible for the land defences of the main Yugoslav naval bases during the German - led Axis invasion of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in April 1941 during World War II . It was responsible for the defence of the Adriatic coast including the two major naval bases at Boka Kotorska and Šibenik . The divisions were the Hercegovina Division , the Boka Kotorska Fortress Division and the Šibenik Fortress Division . The Hercegovina Division was only partly mobilised at the time of the invasion , and the two fortress divisions were still in the process of mobilising . The Coastal Defence Command was supported by a coastal reconnaissance flight based out of Mostar Jasenica Airport , near Mostar .
Beretta Mx4 Storm The Beretta Mx4 Storm is the military version of the Beretta Cx4 Storm pistol - caliber carbine . It has a barrel length of 12 inches , and is capable of automatic fire . The Cx4 can use pistol magazines , or its own 30 round magazine . There is a rail on the top of the Cx4 for mounting scopes ( day or night vision ) , laser aiming device or flashlight . There is another rail underneath , forward of the trigger , for mounting a grip , laser or flashlight . The Mx4 , with a scope , is fairly accurate out to a hundred meters , and automatic fire is accurate out to 200 meters . The Cx4 has a reputation , among the many police and security personnel who use it , of reliability and ease of use and handling .
Peter Roby Peter Roby is the current athletic director of Northeastern University . Roby was introduced as the ninth athletic director of the university in June 2007 . In 2007 Roby was named as one of the 100 Most Influential Sports Educators . College basketball . Roby served six seasons as head basketball coach for Harvard University and three years as Harvard ' s assistant basketball coach . Before joining Harvard , Roby was an assistant coach at Stanford University , Dartmouth College , his alma mater , and the U . S . Military Academy . Reebok . After his college basketball coaching career came to a close , Roby started a business career at Reebok where he held several marketing positions , such as director of Key Account Marketing and the director of U . S . Sports Marketing and ultimately was the vice president of U . S . Marketing for the last three years . Center for the Study of Sport in Society . In 2002 , Roby was hired to lead Northeastern University ' s Center for the Study of Sport in Society . In that role Roby became an expert about bringing " positive social change through research , education and advocacy . " Roby has been quoted and interviewed for numerous national publications . In 2010 Roby received the first annual Richard Lapchick Sport and Social Justice Innovation Award .
Allyn K . Capron , Sr . Allyn K . Capron , Sr . ( 1846 – 1898 ) , was a Captain in the United States Army . Life before the Spanish - American War . Capron was born in 1846 in Tampa , Florida . Capron was nominated by a U . S . Congressman to be a cadet at the U . S . Military Academy . Capron , after graduating from the Academy , became a lieutenant and then a captain in the Artillery and Signal Corps . Capron became a well - known artillery officer in the Regular Army . After service in times of peace in this branch of the service , in both Virginia and California , the U . S . went to war with Spain in 1898 . Capron accompanied his artillery battery of General William R . Shafter ' s American corps that landed in Cuba . His son , Captain Allyn K . Capron , Jr . , was a troop commander of the Rough Riders , a cavalry unit commanded by Colonel Leonard Wood and Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt . During an early battle , the younger Capron was killed . Capron Sr . ' s battery arrived at the front soon and the captain commanded his artillerymen throughout the Siege of Santiago . However , Capron contracted typhoid fever during the campaign and obtained leave of absence . He died near his home of his ailment .
USS Tuscumbia ( 1862 ) The first USS " Tuscumbia " was a gunboat in the United States Navy during the American Civil War . She was named for the town of Tuscumbia , Alabama , which had been named for a Cherokee chief . " Tuscumbia " was built in 1862 at Cincinnati , Ohio , by Joseph Brown ; launched on 2 December ; and commissioned at Cairo , Illinois ; on 12 March 1863 , Lieutenant Commander James W . Shirk in command . She had two engines for the two sidewheels and two smaller engines for her two screws . Service history . " Tuscumbia " assisted in the recapture of Fort Heiman on the Tennessee River from 12 March to 14 March 1863 . The vessel destroyed Confederate shipping used to ferry troops across the river and enfiladed Southern entrenchments situated behind the fort . At the end of the month , she entered the Mississippi River . In the spring and early summer of 1863 , " Tuscumbia " performed valuable service during amphibious operations against Vicksburg , Mississippi . On 1 April , she carried Admiral David D . Porter and Generals Ulysses S . Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman on a reconnaissance expedition up the Yazoo River to determine the practicality of landing a force above Vicksburg at Hayne ' s Bluff . " Tuscumbia " withdrew under heavy fire from shore batteries , prompting the decision to shift operations below Vicksburg to Grand Gulf . " Tuscumbia " participated in the run past the Vicksburg batteries to New Carthage on the night of 16 April and 17 April 1863 , towing the damaged transport " Forest Queen " to safety . On 20 April , USS General Price and " Tuscumbia " reconnoitered the Mississippi from New Carthage to Grand Gulf and took part in the attack on the Confederate works at Grand Gulf on 29 April . During the attack , " Tuscumbia " suffered five casualties and was put out of action after taking 81 hits . " Tuscumbia " was quickly repaired and fired upon the Vicksburg batteries on 19 May and 22 May . During the attack on the 22nd , , , , and " Tuscumbia " silenced three water batteries and destroyed four guns . " Tuscumbia " returned to the naval station at Memphis , Tennessee , for repairs in August but was laid up in November . She was repaired at Memphis in May 1864 and was assigned patrol duty between Cairo and the head of the Tennessee River . After further repairs at Mound City , Illinois , in October , she was inactivated in February 1865 . " Tuscumbia " was sold at auction at Mound City to W . K . Adams on 29 November 1865 .