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HMS Janissary HMS " Janissary or Janizary " was a gun - boat that served in the Royal Navy ' s Egyptian campaign ( 8 March to 2 September 1801 ) . She appears in the records only in connection with the campaign and her origins before 1800 or service after 1801 are lost . Her name honours the Janissaries , a body of Ottoman troops . On 2 March , while under the command of Lieutenant John Whilley , " Janissary " protected the left flank during the landing of troops in Aboukir Bay , together with the cutter and the gun - vessel . The cutter , schooner , and the gun - vessel " Negresse " covered the right flank . " Janissary " s officers and crew therefore qualified for the clasp " Egypt " to the Naval General Service Medal that the Admiralty authorised in 1850 to all surviving claimants .
Kansas in the American Civil War Even before the outbreak of the American Civil War , the territory of Kansas had been the scene of fighting between anti - slavery and pro - slavery forces . Kansas was admitted to the Union as a free state on January 29 , 1861 , three months before the opening battle of the war at Fort Sumter , and at the commencement of the war , the state ' s government had no well - organized militia , no arms , accoutrements or supplies , nothing with which to meet the demands , except the united will of officials and citizens . During the years 1859 to 1860 , the military organizations had fallen into disuse or been entirely broken up . Military activities . The first Kansas regiment was called on June 3 , 1861 , and the seventeenth , the last raised during the Civil War , July 28 , 1864 . The entire quota assigned to the Kansas was 16 , 654 , and the number raised was 20 , 097 , leaving a surplus of 3 , 443 to the credit of Kansas . Statistics indicated that losses of Kansas regiments killed in battle and from disease are greater per thousand than those of any other State . The Battle of Baxter Springs , sometimes called the Baxter Springs Massacre , was a minor battle in the War , fought on October 6 , 1863 , near the modern - day town of Baxter Springs , Kansas . On October 25 , 1864 , a series of three battles occurred , the first two in Linn County , Kansas , with the final in Vernon County , Missouri . The first was the Battle of Marais des Cygnes ( also called the " Battle of Trading Post " ) , the second , a cavalry battle , was the Battle of Mine Creek , also known as the Battle of the Osage and the third was the Battle of Marmiton River ( over the border in Missouri ) . They were between Major General Sterling Price , leading the Missouri expedition , against Union forces under Major General Alfred Pleasonton . Price , after going south from Kansas City , was initially met by Pleasonton at Marais des Cygnes . At the end of the day , the Confederates were forced to withdraw after attacks and assaults by Union forces . Lawrence Massacre . After General Ewing ordered the imprisonment of women and children relatives of known Missouri guerrillas in a Missouri jail , the jail ' s roof collapsed and killed a number of prisoners . These deaths enraged Missourians . On August 21 , 1863 , William Quantrill led Quantrill ' s Raid into Lawrence destroying much of the city and murdering over 150 unarmed men and boys . The Confederate partisans in Missouri rode to Lawrence ( a town long hated by Quantrill and many Southerners ) in response to the deaths of women and children . Quantrill also rationalized , an attack on this citadel of abolition would bring revenge for any wrongs , real or imagined that the Southerners had suffered . By the time the raid was over , Quantrill and his men had killed approximately 150 - 200 men , both young and old .
Burton in Lonsdale Castle Burton in Lonsdale Castle was in the village of Burton in Lonsdale in North Yorkshire , England ( ) . The Pipe Rolls for the reign of Henry II record that the castle ' s garrison in 1129 – 1130 consisted of a knight , ten sergeants , a gatekeeper , and a watchman . This was a motte castle with two baileys . In 1322 it was confiscated from the Mowbray s who had been in opposition to King Edward II . The mound is still visible .
Achicourt Achicourt is a commune in the Pas - de - Calais department in northern France . Geography . A light industrial suburb of Arras located 2 miles ( 3 km ) southwest of Arras , at the D3 and D5 road junction . The river Crinchon flows through the town . See also . Communes of the Pas - de - Calais department
Security Forces Headquarters – Jaffna Security Forces Headquarters – Jaffna ( SFHQ - J ) is a regional command of the Sri Lanka Army , that is responsible for the operational deployment and command all army units stationed in and around the Jaffna Peninsula in the Northern Province , this includes several division s and the independent brigade s . It is the most senior of the five Security Forces Headquarters and the General Officer Commanding it is one of the most senior officers in the army , the post is designated as Commander Security Forces Headquarters - Jaffna . The current Commander SFHQ - J is Major General Mahinda Hathurusinghe . The SFHQ - J is based at the Palaly Military Base . It was the successor to the former pre - war " Northern Command " . Although it is primarily a command of the Sri Lanka Army , it coordinates operations and deployments of ground units of the Navy , Air Force and police with that of the army . The Sri Lanka Navy units in the Northern Province come under the Northern Naval Area Command and Sri Lanka Air Force units come under its own Northern Zonal Command . At certain times the an Overall Operations Commander ( OOC ) has been appointed with authority over all three commands and police units in the Jaffna Peninsula .
Jacob Lienhard Jacob Lienhard was an officer in the United States Marine Corps during World War I . He would be awarded the Navy Cross and the Distinguished Service Cross . His Navy Cross citation reads : His Distinguished Service Cross citation reads : Lienhard was born in Plymouth , Wisconsin .
USS Ohio ( 1812 ) USS " Ohio " was a merchant schooner purchased by the Navy in 1812 ; converted to a warship by Henry Eckford ; and commissioned prior to 13 June 1813 , with Sailing Master Daniel Dobbins in command . " Ohio " served on Lake Erie in the squadron commanded by Captain Oliver Hazard Perry during the War of 1812 . The squadron ' s mission was to wrest control of the lake from the British . With four other purchased ships , " Ohio " lay at Black Rock below the Falls in the Niagara River , prevented by British blockade from entering Lake Erie . Finally , in a combined operation with the Army , Perry was able to bring the ships out to join the remainder of the squadron in Presque Isle Bay at Erie , Pennsylvania . " Ohio " arrived at Erie on 8 July 1813 . After searching for the British , the squadron anchored at Sandusky on 17 August . " Ohio " returned to Erie for provisions and stores for the squadron , rejoining her sister ships on 3 September . The same day she set sail for Erie again , and thus was not with the squadron when it won the memorable victory over the British at Put - in Bay on 10 September . Three days later " Ohio " reached Put - in Bay with sorely needed fresh vegetables and meat . As soon as the ice cleared in early 1814 , " Ohio " began patrolling between Long Point and Erie to intercept any British movement by water . In May she assisted in fitting out prizes the and the at Put - in Bay , and convoyed them to Erie . On 12 August 1814 , she was captured with the by the British within pistol shot of Fort Erie .
Caspar Goodrich Caspar Goodrich , son of Rear Admiral Caspar F . Goodrich , was born in Italy . Goodrich was appointed a midshipman from Connecticut on 7 September 1897 . He was designated a Naval Cadet 10 June 1901 and reported to for duty . From 1903 to 1905 Goodrich served in , , and . Assigned to on the Atlantic Station in June 1906 , Goodrich was killed 15 July 1907 as the result of a turret explosion . Namesake . In 1945 , the destroyer was named in honor of Admiral Goodrich and Lieutenant Goodrich .
7th Connecticut Infantry Regiment The 7th Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry was an infantry regiment that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War . Because it was in the same brigade as the 7th New Hampshire Volunteer Regiment , both regiments were often jointly called the ' 77th New England ' . Service . The regiment was organized at New Haven , Connecticut on September 13 , 1861 . It mustered out on July 20 , 1865 , and discharged at New Haven , Connecticut on August 11 , 1865 . In October and November 1863 , the regiment ' s status changed . It was equipped as a " boat infantry " for the specific purpose of leading an amphibious night assault on Fort Sumter , South Carolina . Although the 7th trained at Folly Island , South Carolina , the project was ultimately ended because it was deemed impractical . Total strength and casualties . The Regiment , which numbered 1000 men , lost during service 11 Officers and 157 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 192 Enlisted men by disease . Total 364 .
South African Air Force College The South African Air Force College ( SAAF Col ) is the South African Air Force institution responsible for a wide range of general air force training to both commissioned and non - commissioned officers . For commissioned officers and cadets , the College provides initial commissioned officer training as well as junior command and staff training . Non - commissioned officers in the South African Air Force attend the College to receive their initial NCO training and , if subsequently selected for promotion , they return to receive advanced supervisory training . The College ' s Air Power Development Centre provides air power training to members of the Air Force . The College motto is " Discendo Omnia Vinces " ( Latin for Knowledge Conquers Everything ) and the College is based in Thaba Tshwane , Pretoria .
HMS Elgin ( J39 ) HMS " Elgin " was a Hunt class minesweeper of the Royal Navy from World War I . She was originally to be named " Troon " , but was renamed before launch to avoid possible misunderstandings of having vessels named after coastal locations . " Elgin " was mined on 4 May 1944 9 miles east of the Isle of Portland by an acoustic mine . She was towed to Portsmouth and later scrapped .
William T . Hanna William T . Hanna was born October 23 , 1920 in New York City , New York . Marine Corps career . " Private Hanna " enlisted in the U . S . Marine Corps January 14 , 1942 at New York . He was killed in action October 9 , 1942 while attached to the 1st Marine Division Reinforced on Guadalcanal . His unit received the Presidential Unit Citation for outstanding gallantry and determination in successfully executing forced landing assaults against a number of strongly defended Japanese positions on various Japanese strongholds including Guadalcanal . Awarded the Navy Cross . For his undaunted courage " Private Hanna " was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross and Purple Heart . Namesake . USS " Hanna " ( DE - 449 ) was launched July 4 , 1944 by the Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co . , Newark , New Jersey ; sponsored by Mrs . William P . Hanna , mother ; and commissioned January 27 , 1945 , Lt . Cmdr . Means Johnston , Jr . , in command .
Gerhard von Malberg Gerhard von Malberg ( ca . 1200 – 26 November 1246 ) was the sixth Grand Master of the Teutonic Order , serving from 1240 to 1244 . After being forced to resign , he joined the Knights Templar . Life . Von Malberg hailed from what is now Rhineland - Palatinate . His father was Margrave Theodoric von Aere , who married Agnes von Malberg and took her last name and the castle Malberg . Von Malberg did not plan to join the priesthood . He was married and had two sons , Thedoric and Otto . After the death of his wife , von Malberg traveled to Outremer , where his kinsmen were members of the Knights Templar . He joined the Teutonic Knights in Acre in 1217 and had become the Komtur of Toron by 1227 at the latest . In 1240 he became the Grand Marshal of the Order in Acre . His position in the Kingdom of Jerusalem and his ties with the Templars brought von Malberg into conflict with Grand Master Hermann von Salza during the Sixth Crusade . Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II and von Salza supported the movement of most of the Teutonic Knights to Prussia , while von Malberg wanted the Order to focus on the Holy Land . After the death of von Salza ' s successor Conrad of Thuringia in 1240 , von Malberg was chosen Grand Master in 1240 or 1241 in order to build closer ties with the Middle East ; Dietrich von Grüningen was the president of the electoral chapter . Von Malberg had clear support from Pope Innocent IV , although von Malberg was also favored by the emperor . Frederick II dispatched the new Grand Master , the Archbishop of Bari , and the Magister Roger Porcastrello to pressure the papal conclave to elect Otto of St . Nicholas as pope , but Pope Celestine IV was chosen instead . In 1243 Pope Innocent IV gave an apostolic ring , representing Prussia as a papal fief of the knights , to von Malberg , in return for annual tribute from the Order ; Frederick had also claimed the territory . The knights fought against Świętopełk II of Pomerania during von Malberg ' s service . As tension grew from the splintering of the Order ' s forces between Prussia , Livonia , and Outremer , support for von Malberg among the Order fell ; the Grand Master traveled to Montfort in Outremer after Innocent fled to Lyon . The Teutonic Knights organized a general chapter in Toron and requested von Malberg ' s resignation . Although he initially proceeded with this , von Malberg then rejected the demand and appealed to the pope . After a papal investigation revealed the Grand Master ' s poor leadership , he and some of his followers were allowed to leave the Teutonic Order and join the Knights Templar .
Portuguese Army Light Aviation Unit The Army Light Aviation Unit ( , UALE ) , initially known as Army Light Aviation Group ( , GALE ) , is the Portuguese Army ' s unit dedicated to missions of light aviation , being integrated in the Army Forces System , under the operational command of the Ground Forces Operational Command ( ) . The unit was originally intended to be equipped with nine Eurocopter EC635 T1 in the light utility , anti - tank and reconnaissance role , and with ten NHI NH90 TTH in the medium transport role . However , the EC635 program was cancelled in 2002 with the lack of a certification to fire HOT 2 anti - tank missiles and the delivery of the helicopters being cited as the official reason . In 2004 , the Portuguese government prepared to open a new competition for the acquisition of light helicopters for both the UALE and the Portuguese Air Force , to replace the Alouette III , but the competition was eventually cancelled . The training of unit ' s pilots has been done in Alouette III of the Portuguese Air Force and pilots have also undergone training in Eurocopter EC 135 in the Spanish Army Airmobile Force . Under an agreement Army pilots also fly the Kamov Ka - 32 helicopters under EMA , a company owned by the Portuguese government , in fire - fighting and other public interest missions . In June 2012 , the Portuguese government officially announced that it would cancel the order of all 10 NHI NH90 due to budget cuts , thus compromising the future of the UALE . Portugal is now the only NATO member whose army has no helicopters .
French corvette Naturaliste The Naturaliste was a " Salamandre " class bomb - corvette of the French Navy . She was launched in 1795 as " La Menaçante " . She was renamed to " La Naturaliste " in June 1800 and under Jacques Hamelin , she took part in the exploration of Australia of Nicolas Baudin . Following her return in June 1803 , she saw service in the French Navy for seven more years from 1803 , but was decommissioned in 1810 and sold in January 1811 .
USS Queenfish ( SSN - 651 ) USS " Queenfish " ( SSN - 651 ) , a " Sturgeon " - class attack submarine , was the second ship of the United States Navy to be named for the queenfish , a small food fish found off the Pacific coast of North America . Construction and commissioning . The contract to build " Queenfish " was awarded to Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company in Newport News , Virginia , on 26 March 1963 and her keel was laid down there on 11 May 1964 . She was launched on 25 February 1966 , sponsored by the Honorable Julia Butler Hansen ( 1907 – 1988 ) , U . S . Representative from Washington s 3rd Congressional District ( 1960 – 1974 ) , and commissioned on 6 December 1966 with Commander Jackson B . Richard in command . " Queenfish " was launched one day ahead of the lead ship of her class , the " Sturgeon " , despite being laid down 18 months later , and as a result of a multi - million dollar bonus offered by the Navy to the Newport News shipyard . Service history . " Queenfish " spent the early months of 1967 practicing under - ice operations in the Davis Strait . She was assigned Pearl Harbor , Hawaii , as her home port and arrived there in late spring 1967 via Guantanamo Bay , the Panama Canal , and the Pacific Northwest . In summer 1970 , " Queenfish " operated below the polar ice pack in the Arctic , mapping the Arctic Oceans seabed for potential military purposes in the event of a war between the Soviet Union and the United States . She spent 20 days exploring the Siberian Shelf across the Laptev , East Siberian , and Chukchi seas . From 1970 to 1973 " Queenfish " completed two Pacific deployments , two Vietnam excursions , and six cold war missions . She then entered the Bremerton Navy Yard for overhaul . " Queenfish " revisited the North Pole in 1985 and 1988 . Decommissioning and disposal . " Queenfish " was deactivated on 21 September 1990 , decommissioned on 8 November 1991 and stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 14 April 1992 . Her scrapping via the Nuclear - Powered Ship and Submarine Recycling Program at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton , Washington , began on 1 May 1992 and was completed on 7 April 1993 .
933d Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron The 933d Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron is an inactive United States Air Force unit . It was last assigned to Air Forces Iceland , stationed at Hofn Air Station , Iceland ( H - 3 ) . It was inactivated on 30 June 1960 . From 1955 - 1960 , the unit was a General Surveillance Radar Squadron providing for the air defense of Iceland and the North Atlantic . Lineage . Assignments Stations
Caracal Battalion The Caracal Battalion is an infantry combat battalion of the Israel Defense Forces , composed of both male and female soldiers , of both Jewish and Arab descent . It is named after the Caracal , a small cat whose sexes appear the same . As of 2009 , approximately 70 % of the battalion was female . History . Prior to Caracal ' s formation in 2000 , women were barred from serving in direct combat . The unit has since been tasked with patrolling the Israeli - Egyptian border . It took part in Israel ' s unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in the summer of 2005 . Caracal Battalion engaged in combat on September 21 , 2012 on the Egyptian border , following the infiltration of a group of terrorists . Responding to a radio report of the attack , a female Caracal infantry soldier killed a terrorist , who was carrying an explosive belt , in what was her first combat engagement . After an extensive search , the female soldier who made the initial report was found hiding in a bush and was verbally disciplined by her brigade commander . While Caracal is a mixed gender battalion , it has been 70 % female since 2009 . It is part of the 512th Sagi Brigade of the Southern Command . The unit badge incorporates the Sagi Brigade badge with the addition of the Caracal cat . Training . New recruits in the Caracal Battalion are issued the Israeli - made Tavor assault rifle . Battalion members partake in a four - month basic training period that includes physical training at the Givati Brigade training base . Soldiers specialize in various weapons including machine guns , advanced weaponry , grenades , and mortars . All female soldiers who join the battalion are required to sign up for a third year of military service , the same as their male counterparts . The men are drawn from Nahal garinim , or have volunteered . Notable recruits . Elinor Joseph , who has served with the Caracal Battalion , is the first Arab woman ever to serve in a combat role in the Israeli army . Second Lieutenant Noy , also serving with the battalion , was the first female officer to command a sniper platoon .
Athens War Museum The Athens War Museum ( ) , established on July 18 , 1975 , is the museum of the Greek Armed Forces . Its purpose is the exhibition of weapon artifacts and the relevant research in the history of war . It covers the history of war in all ages . The museums ' collections include the collection of the Greek Army , with artifacts from other civilizations such as Ancient China and Ancient Japan . The museum ' s centerpieces are weaponry from wars in which Greece was involved . The War Museum has established Museum Branches at the cities of Nauplion ( Peloponnese ) ( 1988 ) , Chania ( Crete ) ( 1995 ) , Tripoli ( Peloponnese ) ( 1997 ) and Thessaloniki ( 2000 ) . After building the Hellenic Air Force Museum , some airplanes were brought to this museum .