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George Elliot ( 1813 – 1901 ) Admiral Sir George Augustus Elliot KCB ( 25 September 1813 – 13 December 1901 ) was a British flag officer and politician . Naval career . He was born in Calcutta , the son of Admiral Sir George Elliot . He entered the navy in November 1827 , and was made lieutenant on 12 November 1834 . Until 1837 he served aboard HMS " Astraea " along with Lord Edward Russell , also later to become a Member of Parliament . On 15 January 1838 he was made captain of the brig " Columbine " at the Cape and South Africa stations , under the direct command of his father , capturing six slavers in the two years he served in this position . In February 1840 he went to China with his father , and on 3 June was given command of HMS " Volage " after the death of its previous captain , returning to England in 1841 with his invalided father on board as a passenger . From 1843 to 1846 Elliot commanded the frigate HMS " Eurydice " , designed by his father , on the North American station , and in December 1849 he was appointed to the frigate HMS " Phaeton " . She was removed from active duty in 1853 , and in January 1854 Elliot commissioned the HMS " James Watt " , one of the first screw battleships , which he commanded in the Baltic campaigns of 1854 and 1855 , despite the poor performance of the ship , and the dissatisfaction of Vice - Admiral Charles John Napier . On 24 February 1858 Elliot became rear - admiral , and was then captain of the fleet to Sir Charles Fremantle , commanding the Channel Fleet . Between 1859 and 1863 he was a member of the royal commission on national defences and signed a report which concluded that the Royal Navy would be unable to defend the British Isles in the event of an invasion . In 1861 he was considered for the post of controller of the navy , which was given to Robert Spencer Robinson . Between 1863 and 1865 he was superintendent of HMNB Portsmouth . On 12 September 1865 he became vice - admiral , and then was repeatedly on royal commissions on naval issues . In a dissenting report appended to the 1871 committee on designs , Elliot and Alfred Ryder , who believed that the ram was the primary weapon of naval combat , pressed for increased freeboard , the retention of sailing rig , and the concentration of armour . The direct result of this report was the construction of the battleship HMS " Temeraire " . In 1870 Elliot reached the rank of admiral , and in 1874 he was elected Conservative MP for Chatham ; but he resigned his seat in 1875 , on being appointed Commander - in - Chief , Portsmouth . On 2 June 1877 he was nominated a KCB , and the following year , on 26 September , he was placed on the retired list . He continued to occupy himself with the study of naval questions after retirement , and published in 1885 " A Treatise on Future Naval Battles and how to Fight them " . He died in London on 13 December 1901 . Family . On 1 August 1842 he married Hersey Susan Sidney , with whom he had several children .
Eugene Henry Cozzens Leutze Eugene Henry Cozzens Leutze ( 16 November 1847 – 1 September 1931 ) was an admiral of the United States Navy . Biography . He was born on November 16 , 1847 to Emanuel Leutze in Düsseldorf , Prussia . Appointed to the United States Naval Academy by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863 , he witnessed part of the Civil War on board the blockade ship the following summer . His early career brought Leutze various surveying assignments , especially in Central America . In 1897 , as commanding officer of , he helped promote the peace when representatives from Costa Rica and Nicaragua met and signed a treaty of peace aboard his ship . As captain of during the Spanish - American War , he sailed to reinforce Admiral George Dewey ’ s fleet at Manila , and was present when the city capitulated . A fine administrator , he was promoted to rear admiral in 1907 while Superintendent of the Naval Gun Factory and Commandant of the Washington Navy Yard , Washington , D . C . Admiral Leutze ended his active career as Commandant of both the 3rd Naval District and the New York Navy Yard on 6 June 1912 . He died at Brooklyn Naval Hospital on 1 September 1931 . He was interred at Arlington National Cemetery on 6 September 1931 without any " pomp and ritual " at his own request . Namesake . In 1942 , the destroyer was named in his honor . Leutze Park , the main parade ground at the Washington Navy Yard , is named in his honor . It is used for official change - of - command and retirement ceremonies .
10th Tactical Wing The 10th Tactical Wing ( ) is a wing in the Air Component of the Belgian Armed Forces . It is based at the Kleine Brogel Air Base , in the municipality of Peer . It employs approximately 38 F - 16 Fighting Falcon s and 1700 staff . It is organised into three groups , the Flying Group , the Maintenance Group and the Defence and Support Group , and is supported by a medical detachment , a territorial maintenance team and the 701st Munitions Support Squadron , 52d Fighter Wing , United States Air Force . The 701st Munitions Support Squadron maintains U . S . tactical nuclear weapon s for use by Belgian aircraft in wartime under the NATO Nuclear sharing policy . The Flying Group comprises the 31st Squadron , the 349th Squadron and an Operational Conversion Unit .
Thirty - Eighth Army ( Japan ) The was an army of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II . History . The was formed on September 9 , 1942 under the Southern Expeditionary Army Group following the Japanese invasion and occupation of French Indochina . On November 12 , 1944 , with the threat of possible landings of Allied forces to retake French Indochina increasing , the organizational structure of the Southern Expeditionary Army changed , and the Indochina Garrison Army was re - designated the Japanese Thirty - Eighth Army . It remained stationed in French Indochina as a garrison force as before . The Japanese 38th Army was involved in the Second French Indochina Campaign of March 1945 , which resulted in the proclamation of the Empire of Vietnam independent from French rule . The Japanese 38th Army was demobilized at the surrender of Japan on August 15 , 1945 at Hanoi .
Yang Sen ( 1884 – 1977 ) Yang Sen ( ; 20 February 1884 – 15 May 1977 ) was a Sichuan warlord and general who excelled himself in his long military career in both China and Taiwan . Although he was a provincial warlord , he served President Chiang Kai Shek and the Chinese nationalist government with faith and honor . After the Kuomintang defeat in the Chinese Civil War , he left China for Taiwan . He was also known as a Taoist master and had numerous wives , concubines and children . Meeting Master Li Ching Yuen . Daniel Reid reports in his book " " Tao of Health , Sex , and Longevity " " , that the Chinese general Yang Sen knew the Taoist Master Li Ching - yuen , who was supposedly born in 1677 , and personally and became his disciple , practicing his teaching until the end of his life . In 1927 he invited him to his residence in Wann Hsien , Szechuan province . After his master ' s death General Yang wrote the report " A Factual Account of the 250 Year - Old Good - Luck Man . " , where he described Li Ching Yuen ' s appearance : " " He has good eyesight and a brisk stride ; Li stands seven feet tall , has very long fingernails , and a ruddy complexion . " " The Tai Chi Chuan Master T . T . Liang ( Liang Tung Tsai ) learned from the General Yang Sen the practice of the " Eight Brocade Qigong " . His student Stuart Alve Olson wrote in 2002 the book " Qigong Teachings of a Taoist Immortal : The Eight Essential Exercises of Master Li Ching - Yun " , taking General Yang ' s report as reference .
HMS Dasher ( 1895 ) HMS " Dasher " was a which served with the Royal Navy . She was built by Yarrow Shipbuilders in 1895 , served in home waters and was sold in 1911 . In March 1901 she was commissioned at Chatham Dockyard to take place in the Medway Instructional Flotilla .
Vere Bonamy Fane Major - General Sir Vere Bonamy Fane KCB KCIE ( 16 June 1863 – 23 May 1924 ) was an officer in the British Army and British Indian Army . He served in the Boxer Rebellion and First World War . Career . Vere Fane was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Manchester Regiment in November 1884 and in March 1888 transferred to the Bengal Staff Corps of the British Indian Army . Promoted to Captain in November 1895 he served on the staff of the Indian Cavalry Bridge that formed part of the China Field Force during the Boxer Rebellion . Mentioned in Despatches during the campaign by Lieutenant - General Sir Alfred Gaselee Fane was promoted to Major and became a brevet Lieutenant Colonel in 1903 . He was further brevetted to Colonel in 1909 when he was appointed Commandant ( Commanding Officer ) of the 21st Punjabi Regiment . Substantive promotions to Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel followed and on the outbreak of the First World War he was appointed as temporary Brigadier General commanding the Jhelum Brigade . Fane was appointed Companion of the Order of the Bath in January 1914 . In 1915 Fane was commanding officer of the Bannu Brigade on the North West Frontier and in recognition for his actions during the attack on Miranshah in March he was made a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire . Fane was promoted to Major General on 3 September 1916 , and served in the campaigns in Palestine and Mesopotamia . His service in these campaigns earned him promotion to Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire , and two awards from foreign governments ; the Croix de Guerre and the Order of the Nile ( 2nd class ) . He was also Mentioned in Despatches twice more , on 15 August 1917 , and on 27 August 1918 . On 5 July 1918 Fane became Colonel of the 21st Punjabis ( a ceremonial appointment ) , and in 1920 also Colonel of the Manchester Regiment . He continued to serve with the Indian Army , being a district commander in Burma . Two further honours followed , promotion to Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in January 1921 and appointment as Knight of Grace of Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem . At his own request he relinquished his appointment with the army in Burma in April 1924 but died shortly after and was buried in Fulbeck , Lincolnshire .
Garci Álvarez de Toledo Garci Álvarez de Toledo y Meneses was a Spanish noble of the House of Oropesa . He was the Grand Master of the Order of Santiago from 1359 - 1366 . Family Origins . Garci was from the prestigious House of Oropesa . He was the son of Garci Álvarez de Toledo , the head Alcalde of Toledo , and Mencía Téllez de Meneses y Gómez . He was the brother of Gutierre Álvarez de Toledo , bishop of Palencia and cardinal and chancellor of the Queen Juana Manuel . He was also the brother of Fernán Álvarez de Toledo y Meneses , Marshall of Castile . Marriage and Descendants . Garci married Estefanía de Monroy , but had no children with her . He did however , have an illegitimate son with Catalina de Loaysa , Fernán Álvarez de Toledo y Loaysa . Some historians suggest the possibility that Garci eventually married in secret with Catalina . Biography . Garci served the king Peter of Castile , being named head Mayordomo of his son Alonso . In 1359 he was named Grand Master of the Order of Santiago after the assassination of Fadrique Alfonso de Castilla . In 1366 , Garci was involved in the war between Henry II of Castile and of Peter of Castile . King Peter went to Sevilla , leaving the defense of Toledo to Garci . Most of the nobility in Toledo pledged loyalty to Henry II . Garci , unable to defend the city properly , was made to surrender the Grand Mastership to Gonzalo Mexía , ( Who already excersized that title in the court of Henry II ) in exchange for the title of Conde of Oropesa and Valdecorneja . Death . Garci died in 1370 during the Castilian siege of Ciudad Rodrigo which was defended by the Portuguese forces of Ferdinand I of Portugal during the Ferdinand Wars . His estate at Oropesa was inherited by his son Fernán Álvarez de Toledo y Loaysa . His estate and title at Valdecorneja went to his brother Fernán Álvarez de Toledo y Meneses , beginning the bloodline of the Dukes of Alba
Nimer - 1 The Nimer - 1 ( Arabic : " Tiger " ) , a wheeled armoured personnel carrier , is the first indigenous fighting vehicle made by Oman and is built by Engine Engineering Company LLC . An order for 6 armoured 4x4 vehicle has been tendered by the Royal Bahraini Army . The company is marketing these vehicles to police forces , foreign armies for border patrol or for riot control . The exterior views suggest it employs a V - hull design . Variants . Nimer - 2 is a full armoured and slightly smaller variant of the Nimer - 1 . It uses Level B6 armour plating .
157th Field Artillery Battalion ( United States ) The 157th Field Artillery Battalion was a Field Artillery battalion of the Army National Guard . History . There were two units issued this number , this is the New Jersey unit . The Colorado Unit postdates the New Jersey unit . Lineage . Organized in the New Jersey National Guard as the 3rd Battalion , 157th Field Artillery and Federally recognized 16 June 1937 at Vineland . Redisgnated 7 January 1941 as the 2nd Battalion , 157th Field artillery . Relieved from the 44th Infantry Division and inactivated at Camp Chaffee , Arkansas , 12 November 1945 . Current units . See 102nd Cavalry Regiment ( United States ) Gules a Gatling gun or , in base a giant cactus and shoulder sleeve insignia of the 29th Infantry Division proper , on a canton argent a saltire azure . That for the New Jersey National Guard . The Shield is red for artillery . The Gatling gun refers to association with the 157th and 112th Field artillery regiments of New Jersey . Service of elements of the Battalion is represented by the giant cactus for the Mexican Border , the shoulder sleeve insignia of the 29th Division for service in France during world war I , and the canton for Cival War service . Coat of arms . 157 _ FA _ Regiment _ DUI . jpg Campaign credits . World War II Decorations . None
Command Decisions Command Decisions was a series produced by Hoff Productions which aired on The History Channel in 2004 . Each episode depicted an historic battle through re - creations , and gave the viewer an opportunity to test his skills , strategies and nerve as a commander through nine questions . The viewer was asked to imagine themselves in the mind of the battlefield commander , and would choose from 3 options for how to proceed . List of depicted battles :
USS Eucalyptus ( AN - 16 ) USS " Eucalyptus " ( YN - 11 / AN - 16 ) was an built for the United States Navy during World War II . She was launched in July 1941 , and completed in October 1941 . Placed in service at that time without being commissioned , she was commissioned in May 1942 , and decommissioned in 1946 . She was placed in reserve and later scrapped in 1976 . Career . " Eucalyptus " ( YN - 11 ) was launched on 3 July 1941 by General Engineering and Dry Dock Company , Alameda , California ; sponsored by Mrs . Romana Jorgenson and placed in service in a noncommissioned status on 9 October 1941 , Lieutenant S . B . McDonald , USNR , officer - in - charge . She was commissioned on 9 May 1942 , Lieutenant Commander A . J . Einmo , USNR , in command , and reclassified " AN - 16 " on 20 January 1944 . Initially assigned to the 13th Naval District , " Eucalyptus " carried out patrol and net - tending operations there until late 1943 when she sailed to Alaskan waters for more of the same duty . She returned to Seattle , Washington , in July 1944 , then was reassigned to duty in the San Francisco Bay area for the duration of World War II . In November 1945 she sailed to Astoria , Oregon , where on 6 March 1946 , she was placed in commission in reserve . " Eucalyptus " was placed out of commission in November 1946 at Astoria , Oregon , and remained in reserve through 1961 . She was stricken and transferred to the United States U . S . Maritime Administration ( MARAD ) on 1 September 1962 . She was sold for scrapping in 1976 .
Oscar Koch Oscar W . Koch ( January 10 , 1897 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin - May 16 , 1970 , Carbondale , Illinois ) was a brigadier general in the U . S . Army and the Third Army intelligence officer ( G - 2 ) while the army was commanded by General George S . Patton in World War II . Biography . Koch began his military career in 1915 with Troop A , First Wisconsin Cavalry and thereafter served on the Mexican border with General John J . Pershing . Koch subsequently served in World War I in France , and , in 1920 , was commissioned an officer in the regular army cavalry . Having made the acquaintance of General Patton while serving in the army , Koch was called by Patton to be his chief of staff during the invasion of French Morocco in November 1942 . Subsequently , Koch served as the senior intelligence officer for Patton as he successively commanded the II Corps , I Armored Corps , Seventh Army , and finally Third Army . Early in December 1944 , Koch famously warned Patton that intelligence indicators pointed to an imminent large - scale German offensive against the U . S . VIII Corps in the Ardennes . This warning was accepted by Patton and resulted in Third Army devising contingency plans to swiftly change the axis of their operations — plans which Patton rapidly exercised when the Germans attacked on December 16 , 1944 . During the Korean War , Koch commanded the 25th Infantry Division . Koch retired from military service in 1954 . General Koch was made a member of the Military Intelligence Hall of Fame .
Battle of Azukizaka ( 1564 ) The or took place in 1564 , when Matsudaira Motoyasu ( later renamed Tokugawa Ieyasu ) , sought to destroy the growing threat of the Ikkō - ikki , a league of monks , samurai and peasants who were strongly against samurai rule . Tensions between warriors and the Ikki had been escalating in Mikawa as the Ikki resisted samurai efforts to tax their temples . Fighting broke out in 1563 when Suganuma Sada , a Matsudaira retainer entered the Jōgū - ji temple in Okazaki , and confiscated its rice to feed his own men . In retaliation the monks attacked Suganuma ' s castle and retrieved the rice back to Jōgū - ji where they barricaded themselves . When Motoyasu sent messengers to their temple to investigate the disorder they were executed . In another incident , Ikki samurai attacked a merchant in the temple town of Honshō - ji . Motoyasu launched a raid against the temple but was defeated . The battle of Azukizaka was fought on January 15 , 1564 . Motoyasu had decided to concentrate his forces in eliminating the Ikki from Mikawa and had seek the help of warrior monks from the temple of Daiju - ji with whom he enjoyed good relations . In the Ikki ranks where some of Motoyasu ' s vassals , like Honda Masanobu , who had turned over to the Ikki rebellion on religious sympathy . The battle was fierce and Motoyasu took the field personally , issuing challenges to enemy samurai and fighting in the front line where he received bullets that pierced his armour but failed to wound him . Motoyasu ' s brave conduct in the battle convinced many of the samurai turncoats in the Ikki to switch sides and the Ikki were defeated . Nevertheless the battle did not spell the end of the Ikki in Mikawa and Motoyasu continued his campaign to pacify the province from the Ikki .
Raghuji Karande Raghuji Karande ( Marathi : रघुजी कारंडे ) was the general of the army of the Nagpur kingdom of Bhosale ' s i . e . of Raghoji I Bhonsle and Janoji Bhonsle . He had the entire army of Nagpur Bhosales under his command and was directly responsible only to them . He was considered to be one of the most capable and trustworthy persons of the Bhosales .
Yarara Parachute Knife The Yarara Parachute Knife is a specially made dagger issued to < a href = " 4th % 20Parachute % 20Brigade % 20 % 28Argentina % 29 " > Argentine Paratroopers < / a > with a handguard that functions as a knuckleduster . Current issue models come with an emergency blade in the crossguard .
Corps of Staff Cadets The Corps of Staff Cadets ( CSC ) is a corps of the Australian Army . It is ranked first in the Order of Precedence ahead of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps . The CSC is the corps to which all officer trainees , known as staff cadets , who attend the Royal Military College , Duntroon are allocated once they have completed their initial stage of training in III Class , known as Initial Cadet Training . Upon completion of this training , which lasts between six and eight weeks , the successful III Class cadets are welcomed into the Corps and presented with their Corps lanyard at what is known as the " Lanyard Parade " . The name of the Corps of Staff Cadets is derived from the earliest history of the College , which was set up in 1911 to train officers to fill positions in the now defunct Staff Corps . Currently , however , following graduation , the cadet is promoted to the rank of lieutenant and allocated to a combat , combat support or combat service support corps , such as the Royal Australian Infantry Corps , Royal Australian Engineers , Royal Australian Armoured Corps , Royal Australian Corps of Transport , Royal Australian Artillery , etc .
Dan Lauria Daniel Joseph " Dan " Lauria ( born April 12 , 1947 ) is an American television , stage , and film actor . Early life . Lauria , an Italian - American , was born in Brooklyn , New York , the son of Carmela ( née Luongo ) and Joseph J . Lauria . He also lived in Lindenhurst , New York . He graduated from Lindenhurst Senior High School in 1965 as a varsity football player , and he briefly taught physical education at Lindenhurst High School . A Vietnam War veteran , Lauria served as an officer in the US Marine Corps in the early 1970s , at the same point in his life that Jack Arnold , his character in " The Wonder Years " did during the Korean War . He got his start in acting while attending Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven , Connecticut , on a football scholarship . Career . Lauria is best known for his portrayal of Jack Arnold , the money - conscious father on the TV series " The Wonder Years " , that ran from 1988 to 1993 . He also played James Webb in the 1998 TV miniseries " From the Earth to the Moon " and Commanding Officer , USA in 1996 ' s " Independence Day " . More recently he has appeared in a War Veterans public service announcement and as Police Commissioner Eustace Dolan in " The Spirit " . He appeared as Coach Hamstrung in " The Three Stooges N . Y . U . K . " on AMC in 2000 . Lauria appeared on stage in New York in the summer of 2006 in an Off Broadway production of " A Stone Carver " by William Mastrosimone with Jim Iorio and Elizabeth Rossa . Lauria also had a small role in a Season two episode of " Army Wives " , as well as a season one episode of " The Mentalist " . In 2009 , Dan has appeared as General Lee Whitworth , M . D . on T . V . series " Criminal Minds " Season 4 . He has also appeared in an episode of " Boy Meets World " , starring Ben Savage , the younger brother of " The Wonder Years " ' s Fred Savage . In late 2009 , Lauria returned to the Off Broadway stage , appearing as Jimmy Hoffa in Brian Lee Franklin ' s " Good Bobby " , a fictionalized account of Robert Kennedy ' s rise . In 2010 , Lauria appeared as Vince Lombardi in the Broadway play " Lombardi " . The play received positive reviews , with sports writer Jim Hague commenting , " Lauria truly becomes Vince Lombardi . You almost forget you ' re watching an actor . He ' s Lombardi through and through , down to the wire - framed glasses and intimidating scowl . " North Bergen football coach Vince Ascolese , who met Lombardi , commented " I really felt like he was Lombardi . It was uncanny . " In 2012 , Lauria played the part of Jean Shepard in the Broadway production of A Christmas Story , the musical . He currently plays Jack Sullivan on the Steve Byrne sitcom " Sullivan and Son " On TBS .