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Carl H . Freeman Major General Carl H . Freeman , USA ( born 1947 ) is a retired American Quartermaster officer and former Chairman of the Inter - American Defense Board , Washington , D . C . Early life . Freeman was born in Lynwood , California . He entered on active duty in 1969 at Fort Benning , Georgia as a Second Lieutenant . Over the course of his military career he served in Vietnam and as both an Infantry and Quartermaster Officer . Military career . Freeman ’ s past assignments include Commander , I Company , 1st Battalion , later Commander , 267th Petroleum Company , 240th Quartermaster Battalion , Fort Lee , Virginia ; Commander , 612th Quartermaster Company ( Aerial Delivery ) , 1st Corps Support Command , XVIII Airborne Corps , Fort Bragg , North Carolina ; Aide - de - Camp to the Commander in Chief , US Southern Command , Quarry Heights , Panama ; Chief , Officer Personnel Systems Division , Office of the Quartermaster General , Fort Lee , Virginia ; Commander , 407th Supply and Transportation Battalion , 82nd Airborne Division , Fort Bragg , North Carolina ; Commander 46th Corps Support Group , 1st Corps Support Command , XVIII Airborne Corps , Fort Bragg , North Carolina ; Assistant Commandant , US Army Quartermaster Center and School , Fort Lee , Virginia ; Commander , Defense Personnel Support Center , Defense Logistics Agency , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , and Commanding General , 1st Corps Support Command , XVIII Airborne Corps , Fort Bragg , North Carolina . Major General Freeman culminated his distinguished career as the Chairman , Inter - American Defense Board , Education . Freeman graduated from the University of Alabama with a Master of Arts degree in Latin - American Studies , also a Bachelors of Arts degree in History from Lafayette College . His military education includes the Infantry Officer Basic Course , Parachute Rigger Course , the Quartermaster Officer Advanced Course , Foreign Area Officer Course , the Mexican War College , the US Army School of the Americas , the US Army War College , and the CAPSTONE Military Leadership Program . Decorations and honors . Freeman is a Distinguished Member of the Quartermaster Regiment , recipient of the Distinguished Order of Saint Martin and a member of the Quartermaster Hall of Fame . He holds the Ford Foundation - Harvard University Innovations in American Government Award and the Organization of American States Medal for distinguished service in the areas of humanitarian de - mining and natural disaster assistance .
USNS Walter S . Diehl ( T - AO - 193 ) USNS " Walter S . Diehl " ( T - AO - 193 ) is a of the United States Navy . Construction and delivery . " Walter S . Diehl " , the seventh ship of the " Henry J . Kaiser " class , was laid down at Avondale Shipyard , Inc . , at New Orleans , Louisiana , on 7 August 1986 and launched on 2 October 1987 . She entered non - commissioned U . S . Navy service under the control of the Military Sealift Command with a primarily civilian crew on 13 September 1988 . Service history . " Walter S . Diehl " serves in the United States Pacific Fleet , seeing service in the Pacific Ocean , Indian Ocean , and Persian Gulf regions . On 23 April 2002 , " Walter S . Diehl " was passing through the Strait of Hormuz when six small motorboats sped alongside in an aggressive and threatening manner . " Walter S . Diehl " fired flares to warn the boats off , but they did not move away . She then opened fire with a . 50 - caliber ( 12 . 7 - mm ) machine gun and the boats sped off .
ATM - 72 mine The ATM - 72 is a steel cased circular North Korean anti - tank mine . It is similar to the Russia n TM - 46 , with a thick wire carrying handle and a filling plug . The mine uses a four pronged fuze , downward pressure on any of the levers will trigger the mine . The lever action of the mine makes it resistant to overpressure and blast . The mine is found in Sudan and Korea .
Proculus Verginius Tricostus Rutilus Proculus Verginius Tricostus Rutilus was a Roman statesman who served as Consul . Consulship . In 486 BC Proculus Verginius Tricostus Rutilus and Spurius Cassius Viscellinus were elected Consul . Proculus Verginius Tricostus Rutilus marched against Aequi and opposed the agrarian law of his colleague Vecellinus . Vecellinus was accused of trying to create support in the populace and allies to seek kingship . Upon retirement from office , Cassius Spurius Vecellinus was condemned and put to death .
Ramón Carrizales Ramón Alonso Carrizales Rengifo ( born 8 November 1952 in Zaraza ) is a Venezuelan politician who was Vice President of Venezuela from January 2008 to January 2010 . Carrizales was a Colonel of the Venezuelan Armed Forces ( retired in 1994 ) and was educated at the Venezuelan Academy of Military Sciences , where he graduated in 1974 . He was appointed Vice President by President Hugo Chávez in January 2008 after previously serving as chair of the " Fondo Nacional de Transporte Urbano ( Fontur ) " from 2000 to 2004 , Infrastructure Minister 2004 to 2006 , and Housing Minister from 2007 to 2008 . In 2009 , Chavez appointed Carrizales to also serve as the Minister of Defense . On 25 January 2010 Carrizalez resigned as both Defense Minister and Vice President for personal reasons .
Air Lift Group RAAF Air Lift Group is one of six Group s in the Royal Australian Air Force , which is responsible for Airlift and Air - to - Air refuelling capabilities . Airlift capabilities can be classified as : Roles of Airlift capability include : Air - to - Air refuelling is classified as a Force Multiplier role , which is also the responsibility of Air Lift Group .
Siege of Damietta ( 1218 – 19 ) The Siege of Damietta of 1218 was part of the Fifth Crusade . The city , under the control of the Ayyubid Al - Kamil , was besieged by and taken by the Crusaders in 1219 . The knights lay siege to the city of Damietta with the aid of a Frisian fleet and a flotilla from the Republic of Genoa under father and son , Simone and Pietro Doria . One of the galleys was captained by the notorious pirate Alamanno da Costa . Even after reinforced to 35 , 000 men however , the crusaders were heavily outnumbered by the 70 , 000 Muslims . In an interesting twist , the Crusaders formed an alliance with Kay Kaus I , Seljuk Sultanate of Rum in Anatolia . Kaus attacks the Ayyubids in Syria so that the Crusaders wouldn ' t have to fight on two fronts .
30th ( Howitzer ) Brigade Royal Field Artillery XXX ( Howitzer ) Brigade , Royal Field Artillery was a brigade of the Royal Field Artillery which served in the First World War . It was originally formed with 128th , 129th and 130th ( Howitzer ) Batteries , each equipped with 4 . 5 " howitzers , and attached to 3rd Infantry Division . In August 1914 , it mobilised and was sent to the Continent with the British Expeditionary Force , where it saw service with 3rd Division until broken up . In May 1916 , the artillery brigades of infantry divisions were reorganised ; the pure howitzer brigades were disbanded , and their batteries attached individually to field brigades , in order to produce mixed brigades of three field batteries and one howitzer battery . Accordingly , the brigade was broken up and the batteries dispersed ; 128th to 29th Brigade , 129th to 42nd Brigade , and 130th to 40th Brigade .
Frank M . Pixley Frank Morrison Pixley ( January 31 , 1825 – August 13 , 1895 ) was an American journalist and politician who served briefly as the Attorney General of California . Pixley was born in Westmoreland , Oneida , New York . He graduated from Hamilton College and studied law in Rochester , New York . In 1847 , he was elected to the Supreme Court of Michigan . Two years later he travelled to California during the Gold Rush , and spent two winters working mines on the Yuba River . He met and , in 1853 , married Amelia Van Reynegom ; the Pixleys lived in the North Beach area of San Francisco . Pixley served as the 8th Attorney General of California , from 1860 to 1861 . He fought in the Civil War alongside Union General Ulysses S . Grant at the Battle of Cold Harbor . In 1868 he was the Republican candidate for Congress in California ' s First District , losing to incumbent Samuel Beach Axtell by more than 3500 votes . Pixley and Frank Somers founded " The Argonaut " in April , 1877 . " The Argonaut " was considered one of the most important publications in California and it had a great deal of political influence . He was friends with former Governor of California John G . Downey , and after the death of Downey ' s wife introduced him to a much younger woman who wrote for " The Argonaut " , resulting in a minor scandal . The town of Pixley , in Tulare County , California , is named after Frank Pixley .
Gado Nasko Lieutenant General Muhammad Gado Nasko ( born 1941 ) was the military governor of Sokoto State , Nigeria between 1978 - 1979 . Nasko retired from the army in 1993 after a palace coup by his colleague Sani Abacha ushered in a new set of ministers . He was at the time a Lt Gen and one of the few high ranking Generals left in 1993 after the exit of military dictator Ibrahim Babangida retired to his village Home in Nasko Niger state quietly to his new life as a farmer and community leader . he was decorated by president Olusegun Obasanjo with the national honour award of " Commander of the Order of the Niger " ( CON ) and recognised as one of the most respected states men in Nigeria . Former Gado Nasko Barracks , now Lungi Barracks , in the nation ' s capital Abuja , was named for him . He is married to two wives Fatima and Rakiya with 9 children namely : Umar , Hamza , Ibrahim , Abdulazeez , Abubakar , Aminu , Fatima , Zainab , and Maryam .
Tacnazo El Tacnazo was a military coup launched by then Peruvian Prime Minister Francisco Morales Bermúdez against the administration of President Juan Velasco Alvarado in 1975 . This led to what is known in Peru as the Second Phase of the Revolutionary Government of the Armed Forces ( 1968 – 1980 ) . Development . The coup was planned as a military uprising in the southern city of Tacna , supported unanimously by several of the most prominent members of the Peruvian Armed Forces . After an improvised speech in the Tacna Plaza de Armas , Morales Bermúdez urged then President Velasco to leave office peacefully and avoid a direct confrontation . President Velasco resigned after realising that little could be done . Following these events , a purge in the Army saw most of Velasco ' s supporters forced to resign or leave their commissions . Aftermath . The Morales Bermúdez administration proved unable to continue with the government . Ironically , President Moralez Bermúdez did not continue with what was supposed to be the " Revolution " , but its own schedule . He was forced to call a Constitutional Assembly ( which was led by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre ) and new elections .
Stoneman ' s 1864 Raid Stoneman ' s 1864 Raid also known as Stoneman ' s Raid into Southwest Virginia was an American Civil War expedition into southwest Virginia by Cavalry and Infantry regiments under Union Maj . Gen . George Stoneman designed to disrupt infrastructure beneficial to the Confederate war effort . This expedition resulted in the Battle of Marion and the Second Battle of Saltville against a Confederate force under the command of John C . Breckinridge and accomplished the destruction of the saltworks at Saltville , Virginia .
Old Fort Johnson Old Fort Johnson , or Fort Johnson , was a two - story stone house enclosed in fortifications built by Sir William Johnson about 1749 in the town of Amsterdam , Montgomery County , New York , United States . The fort served as Johnson ' s home , business office and trading center until 1763 when he moved to Johnson Hall in what is now Johnstown , New York . Sir William ' s son Sir John Johnson owned the house from 1763 until 1776 , when it was confiscated by the local . The house remains and is owned and operated as a museum by the Montgomery County Historical Society . It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1972 .
Joseph Marion Hernández José Mariano Hernández or Joseph Marion Hernández ( May 26 , 1788 – June 8 , 1857 ) was an American politician , plantation owner , and soldier . He was the first from the Florida Territory and the first Hispanic American to serve in the United States Congress . He served from September 1822 to March 1823 . He was a member of the Whig Party . Life . Hernández was born in St . Augustine during Florida ' s second Spanish period . His parents were Minorcans who had originally come to the region as indentured servant s in Andrew Turnbull ' s New Smyrna colony . Prior to the American acquisition of Florida , Hernández owned three plantations south of St . Augustine ( in what was then East Florida ) : San Jose , Mala Compra , and Bella Vista , the last of which is now Washington Oaks State Gardens . When Spain ceded the Floridas to the United States in the Adams – Onís Treaty in 1822 , Hernández pledged his allegiance to the U . S . After the organization of the Florida Territory later that year , Hernández was elected Florida ' s first ever to the United States House of Representatives , and was approved by President James Monroe on September 30 , 1822 . He thus became the first Hispanic ever to serve in the U . S . Congress . He served for six months , leaving office on March 3 , 1823 . Hernández later served in the Territorial House of Representatives , the predecessor to the Florida House of Representatives , in which he was the presiding officer . He continued running his plantations , which were burned by the Seminoles in the Second Seminole War . The ruins of one of these plantations , Mala Compra , is today a preserved archaeological site . He was appointed Brigadier General over a troop of volunteers during the war and was subsequently commissioned in the United States Army , serving from 1835 to 1838 . Hernández was the commanding officer responsible for the imprisonment of the Seminole leader Osceola upon the orders of General Thomas Jesup , as well as the capture of Seminole chiefs Ee - mat - la ( King Philip ) and Seminole ally Uchee Billy . He retired with the rank of Brigadier General . Hernández was an unsuccessful Whig candidate for the United States Senate in 1845 . He later moved to Cuba and engaged as a planter in the District of Coliseo , near Matanzas and died at the family ' s sugar estate , " Audaz " , in the District of Coliseo , in Matanzas Province . He is interred in the del Junco family vault in Necropolis San Carlos Borromeo , Matanzas . Hernandez - Capron Trail . In 1837 , while with the U . S . Army , Hernández was ordered to build a road between St . Augustine , Florida and Fort Capron , located near present day Fort Pierce , Florida , on the St . Lucie River . He directed the blazing and clearing of the route that , 12 years earlier , Col . James Gadsden had cleared along the Atlantic Coastal Ridge to the St . Lucie River . It passed from Fort Capron through Fort Vinton , Fort Drum , Fort Kissimmee , Fort Meade to Fort Brooke ( Tampa ) .
George H . Harrison George H . Harrison ( April 9 , 1842 – January 18 , 1919 ) was an American sailor who received the Medal of Honor for valor in action during the American Civil War . Biography . Harrison was born April 9 , 1842 in Massachusetts , son of George L . and his first wife , Rosella F . ( née Shaw ) Harrison . On June 19 , 1864 he was serving as a Seaman on the sloop of war when she sank the commerce raider off Cherbourg , France . He was awarded his Medal of Honor for gallantry under fire while crewing the ship ' s 11 inch pivot gun . He died on January 18 , 1919 and was buried in Forestdale Cemetery in Malden , Massachusetts . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and organization : Seaman , U . S . Navy . Born : 1842 , Massachusetts . Accredited to : Massachusetts . G . O . No . 45 , December 31 , 1864 . Citation : Served on board the U . S . S . Kearsarge when she destroyed the Alabama off Cherbourg , France , 19 June 1864 . Acting as sponger and loader of the 11 - inch pivot gun during the bitter engagement , Harrison exhibited marked coolness and good conduct and was highly recommended for his gallantry under fire by the divisional officer .
Cornelia Hancock Cornelia Hancock ( 1839 – 1926 ) was a celebrated civilian nurse serving the injured and infirmed of the Union Army during the American Civil War . Biography . Hancock was born a Quaker in New Jersey . She was a celebrated Civil War nurse , first turned down for service because she was too young and pretty . While traveling through Baltimore in July 1863 to accompany her brother - in - law , Dr . Henry Child , to the Gettysburg battlefield , Hancock was the only female nursing volunteer to be rejected . Dorothea Dix , the superintendent of Union Army nurses , Hancock later wrote in her journal , " immediately objected to my going farther on the score of my youth and rosy cheeks . " Hancock , who recently had turned 23 , didn ' t fit Dix ' s requirements that the military ' s female nurses be , " mature in years ( at least 30 ) , plain almost to homeliness in dress , and by no means liberally endowed with personal attractions . ” Hancock got on the train anyway . " I got into Gettysburg the night of July sixth – where the need was so great that there was no further cavil about age , ” she wrote in her journal . During the Siege of Petersburg , Virginia , Hancock worked in the II Corps hospital of the Depot Field Hospital at City Point After the war , she opened a school for African Americans in South Carolina . In Philadelphia , she founded several charity organizations and remained active in social work until her death . Her popular collection of wartime letters is still in print .
Robert Lawrence Leopold Robert Lawrence Leopold , born 11 November 1916 in Louisville , Kentucky , enlisted in the Naval Reserve 10 July 1940 . Following training in Wyoming , he was appointed midshipman 16 September 1940 and commissioned ensign 12 December . Reporting for duty on board the USS " Arizona " ( BB - 39 ) 2 weeks later , Ensign Leopold served in that battleship until killed in action 7 December 1941 during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . Namesake . In 1943 , the destroyer escort USS " Leopold " ( DE - 319 ) was named in his honor . References . •
Bulgarian M36 helmet The Bulgarian M36 helmet ( in Bulgarian : " Каска М36 " ) was the basic helmet of the Bulgarian Army prior to the outbreak of World War II and during the Bulgarian participation in the war . Its latest variant is still in service along with several different modern helmets . History and variants . During World War I Bulgarian soldiers were equipped with the German Stahlhelm M1916 , which remained in service up to the end of 1930s . The restrictions imposed on the Bulgarian Army by the Treaty of Neuilly - sur - Seine of 1919 were overcome in the mid - 1930s and in 1935 the High Command ordered the design of a new army helmet . At the end of 1935 the prototype was ready and subsequently approved in 1936 . The general design was distantly reminiscent of the Stahlhelm , but with some considerable alterations . The general structure and depth were similar , but the brim was shortened , opened wider and more gradually turned . The ventilation apertures were retained , but set in smaller rounded fittings . The angles of the side and upper surfaces were conically increased with aim to cause hits of over 90° to ricochet . From mid - front to mid - rear a well - pronounced projecting rib was shaped . As result the helmet received a very distinctive outline with only a distant likeness to the Stahlhelm . It was made of steel with only a small quantity of the first model made of lighter laminated iron , exclusively as officers ' dress gear . The edges of the shell were rolled over in the earliest type known as A , while on the later type known as B these were straight cut . In 1939 a new redesigned version with shallowed shell and shortened brim , known as type C , was brought into service . An estimated 70 % of all production was of this third model . Factory - issued helmets were initially dark greyish - green in colour with a small shield in Bulgarian flag colours on the right . Later new brighter pea - green shade was introduced . The leather suspension , or liner , were produced in several different variants . The M36 helmet design became lighter , more compact , and more comfortable than the First World War - era designs and provided excellent protection . It was introduced in regular service in 1936 . Initially , production began outside Bulgaria in three foreign factories : Sandrik in Dolne Hamre and Bruder Gottlieb und Brauchbar in Brun , Moravia ( Bratri G & B - Brno ) in Czechoslovakia and Eisenhuttenwerk Thale in Thale , Harz , Germany . In the end of 1935 a punching press was imported from Germany to Bulgaria and installed at the Military Works in the town of Kazanlak , and subsequently production continued in Bulgaria as well . The earlier bigger and heavier types A and B were phased out in the early 1950s , but the latest type C is still in service in the Bulgarian army .
Jerry Prem Raj Captain Jerry Prem Raj , VrC , was a commissioned officer in the Indian Army during the Kargil War . He was the officer in charge of India ' s fight at Tiger Hill ( Point 5140 ) on 9 July 1999 , during which he was severely injured . He died later the same day . Because of his effort in the battle , he was declared a war hero . His body was cremated in his native Thiruvananthapuram . He was awarded the Vir Chakra , the third highest military honor of India that is awarded posthumously . Personal life and career . Capt Jerry Prem Raj was born in Venganoor , near the famous tourist place Kovalam in Trivandrum District of Kerala State . His father is Mr Retna Raj ( who worked in the Department of Technical Education , Kerala ) and his mother is Mrs Chella Thayee ( who worked in the Health Department of the government of Kerala ) . His brother is Rejinald Pavithran , a retired officer of the Indian Air force . Raj was commissioned into the 158 Med Medium Regiment ( SP ) on 5 September 1997 . He was a sincere and upright officer with an eye for detail and a pleasant disposition . Kargil War . He answered the call of duty and rejoined the unit in Operation Vijay under operation Rakshak after voluntarily cutting short his honeymoon . On the night of 6 / 7 July 1999 , he was the Forward Observation Post Officer with two Naga during its assault on Twin Bumps in area Point 4875 ( Gun Hill ) in Dras Sector . During the assault , while directing the artillery fire onto the enemy positions with devastating effect , he was wounded by enemy sniper fire . Undeterred , he continued his mission amidst heavy enemy fire , when he was yet again hit by a volley of enemy machine gun fire . Gravely injured , he refused to be evacuated and continued to direct accurate artillery fire onto the enemy till he succumbed to his injuries . His spontaneous action resulted in inflicting heavy casualties on the enemy and in the capture of the objective by assaulting infantry . The exceptional display of raw courage and steely resolve in the face of insurmountable odds earned Captain Jerry the award of a " Vir Chakra " posthumously .