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Barbara Fast Barbara Fast is a former Major General in the United States Army . She retired with thirty two years of service in 2005 . Fast is currently employed by CGI Group as Senior Vice President , Army and Defense Intelligence Business Unit within CGI Federal . She was the senior military intelligence officer serving in Iraq during the period of time when the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse occurred . Fast was exonerated of any wrongdoing in the findings of the Fay Report . Education . Fast graduated from Belleville Township High School East in Belleville , Illinois in 1971 and earned a Master of Science degree in Business Administration from Boston University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from the University of Missouri in Columbia , Missouri . She was given an honorary Juris Doctor degree from Central Missouri University . She also is a graduate of the Army War College in Carlisle , Pennsylvania and the Armed Forces Staff College , and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the American Public University System . Military career . Fast held a variety of command and staff positions in the Army . During her career , her tours included serving as the Deputy Chief , Army Capabilities and Integration Center and G9 , Training and Doctrine Command ; Commanding General , United States Army Intelligence Center ; C2 ( Director of Intelligence ) , Combined Joint Task Force - 7 and Multi - National Forces - Iraq ; J2 ( Director of Intelligence ) , U . S . European Command ; Associate Deputy Director of Operations / Deputy Chief , Central Security Service and S1 , National Security Agency ; Commander , 66th Military Intelligence Group ; G2 ( Director of Intelligence ) , 2nd Armored Division ; and commanding officer of the 163rd Military Intelligence Battalion . Fast was the most senior military intelligence officer serving in Iraq during the period of time when the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse occurred . Critics believed she should have been held partly accountable for the abuses committed at Abu Ghraib by military intelligence personnel , but she was exonerated by the military . In the Fay Report , Fast received praise for improving intelligence collection efforts when the Iraqi insurgency was growing in the summer of 2003 . Changes she put in place " improved the intelligence process and saved the lives of coalition forces and Iraqi civilians , " according to Army Maj . Gen . George Fay .
Agrupación de Comandos Especiales Aéreos The formerly known as " " ( " Airborne Counter - Hijacking Group " , GASDA ) is an elite unit of the Colombian Air Force , although it is under the operational command of the CIAES ( Centro de Información Anti - Extorsión y Secuestros ) . The unit ' s task is to counter terrorist and criminal activity at all of Colombia ' s airports ; it is located at Madrid Air Base , outside Bogotá . ACOES had an estimated strength of between 60 to 90 men , organized into 25 - man sections . Each of these sections had three assault teams , a security team and a support element . Members were volunteers drawn from Air Force security units ; most are airborne qualified , whilst all have passed the Colombian Army ' s rigorous Lancero course . There are two types of missions undertaken by the ACOEA . One is intervention during airplane hostage situations , and the other is Combat Search and Rescue ( CSAR ) missions .
John Waller Hills John Waller Hills PC DCL ( 1867 - 24 December 1938 ) was a British Liberal Unionist and Conservative politician . The second son of Herbert Augustus and Anna Hills of High Head Castle , Cumberland , Hills was educated at Eton and Balliol College , Oxford . During World War I he served as a Captain in the 4th Battalion of the Durham Light Infantry . He was promoted to the rank of Major in October 1915 and Acting Lieutenant - Colonel of the 20th Battalion in July 1916 . He was wounded in September 1916 , and mentioned in dispatches . He was Liberal Unionist Member of Parliament ( MP ) for City of Durham from 1906 – 1918 and for the successor Durham City Division from 1918 – 1922 , and Conservative member for Ripon from December 1925 following his victory in the by - election . He held ministerial office as Financial Secretary to the Treasury from 1922 - 1923 . In 1923 he was appointed by the government to the board of what would become Imperial Airways . He was appointed a Privy Counsellor in 1929 . He was due to be conferred a baronetcy in the 1939 New Year Honours but died before he could receive it . His five - year - old son Andrew Ashton Waller Hills was created a baronet , of Hills Court in the County of Kent , in his stead , whilst his wife was granted the style , title and place of the widow of a baronet . She was also active in politics , but for the Liberal party , standing for parliament at Hendon North in 1959 . Hills ' s son Sir Andrew Hills , 1st Baronet , died in February 1955 , aged 21 , when the title became extinct .
IBM System / 4 Pi The IBM System / 4 Pi is a family of radiation hardened avionics computers used , in various versions , on the B - 52 Stratofortress bomber , the F - 15 Eagle fighter , E - 3 Sentry , NASA ' s Skylab , MOL , and the Space Shuttle , as well as other aircraft . It descends from the System / 360 mainframe family of computers . The Skylab space station employed the model TC - 1 , which had a 16 - bit word length and 16 , 384 words of memory with a custom input / output assembly . The top - of - the - line 4 Pi is the AP - 101 , used in the B - 52 . The U . S . Navy used a similar variant , the AN / ASQ - 155 , in the carrier based A - 6E / A - 6E TRAM medium attack aircraft . The Shuttle is controlled by five AP - 101 computers , four of which are arranged in a redundant configuration , with the fifth as backup . The name of the system is derived from the fact that the angular measure of a complete sphere ( solid angle ) is 4 π steradian s , while the angular measure of a complete circle is 360 degrees ; hence " System / 4 Pi " and " System / 360 " . This implies that System / 4 Pi is a version of the IBM System / 360 for the three - dimensional world of avionics .
Diana Fortress The Diana Fortress ( , Tvrđava Diana ) is a Roman " castrum " built in 100 - 101 AD , located in Kladovo , in eastern Serbia . It is located on cliffs of the Đerdap , above the Danube , in the Karataš archaeological site near Kladovo . The main buildings were built on a strategic location overlooking the Danube frontier with stone in 100 AD during the reign of Roman Emperor Trajan , who had a military camp located at the vicinity . Further modifications were made at the end of the 3rd and beginning of the 4th century when additional towers were added towards the river for extra defence towards the Danube shores . At the mid 4th century the fort was damaged by the invading Huns and in 530 AD rebuilt by Emperor Justinian . Findings & Recognitions . Besides the military buildings , a sacrificial necropolis and civilian settlement is located within the walls . Items such as various daily tools , marble and bronze sculptures were found . In 1983 , Diana Fortress was added to the Archaeological Sites of Exceptional Importance list , protected by Republic of Serbia .
G . E . Richards G . E . Richards , was a commander of the survey ship HMQS " Paluma " which in the late 19th century surveyed the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland , Australia . Richards served aboard the schooner in 1878 , and HMQS " Paluma " in 1887 . He was commanding officer of surveying the Strait of Belle Isle in 1897 . The 1887 voyage named the following places :
Tebaldi - Zari The Tebaldi - Zari was an Italian fighter prototype of 1919 . The Breda company later acquired the rights to it . Design and development . An engineer named Tebaldi designed the Tebaldi - Zari , which was a single - seat wooden sesquiplane with heavily staggered wings and a Isotta - Fraschini water - cooled V6 engine driving a two - bladed tractor propeller . Its fixed , tailskid landing gear was of very unusual configuration ; the main gear was of very wide track and had oversized main wheels with their axle incorporated into the lower wing . The Zari brothers ' factory in Bovisio Mombello , Milan , manufactured the Tebaldi - Zari prototype in 1919 , but Breda soon bought both the prototype and the design rights to the aircraft from Zari . Breda re - engined the prototype with a Hispano - Suiza HS 42 eight - cylinder water - cooled engine . In 1922 , it drafted an agreement with the Italian government to produce three more aircraft , but no production order followed . Undaunted , Breda modified the original prototype by arming it with two fixed , forward - firing 7 . 7 - millimeter ( 0 . 303 - inch ) Vickers machine gun s , modifying its upper wing so that it had a longer span and narrower chord , reducing the wing stagger , increasing the gap between the upper wing and fuselage , and increasing the angle of the outer struts so that they attached to the axle of the main wheels allowing the outer wing panels to be removed whenever a desire existed to test the Tebaldi - Zari as a sesquiplane . After these modifications were complete , Breda set about another redesign of the aircraft , this time increasing the size of the ailerons and the chord of the upper wing and removing the outer panels of the lower wing permanently . Thus modified , the original Tebaldi - Zari prototype was entered in the Italian 1923 fighter contest . The " Regia Aeronautica " ( Italian Royal Air Force ) took no interest in a production order , and no further aircraft were built . Specifications ( with HS 42 engine ) . Notes :
Wasantha Karannagoda Admiral Wasantha Karannagoda RSP , VSV , USP , MBA , MSc , ndc , psc , DISS , MRIN , MNI , SLN was the Commander of the Sri Lankan Navy and current Sri Lankan Ambassador to Japan . Before serving as the Commander of the Navy he commanded four Operational Naval Commands on seven occasions . He has the distinction of being the only officer to be considered to the highest seating of the Commander of the Navy straight from a Naval Area Command . When he retired from his post on 15 July 2009 , he was made the Advisor to the President on National Security . After assuming command of the Navy , he changed the " modus operandi " of Sri Lankan Navy operations by increasing deep sea operations against LTTE arms . This ensured the success of naval operations against the LTTE with the destruction of over eight LTTE ships within a year . He possesses a Masters in Business Administration as well as in Defence Studies . He is also a member of the Royal Institute of Navigation and the Nautical Institute of the United Kingdom . Admiral Karannagoda is a product of Ananda College , Colombo . During his naval carrier he has held many senior commands , including four Operational Naval Commands on seven occasions – Northern , Eastern and Western Commands twice each and North Central once , for a total period spanning six years , first ever Director General ( Operations ) at Naval Headquarters , Director Naval Projects and Plans , Director Naval Personnel and Training , Commandant of the Naval & Maritime Academy , Deputy Area Commander ( West ) , Deputy Area Commander ( North ) and Deputy Area Commander ( East ) , Deputy Area Commander ( south ) . As a Navigator , he has served many years at sea . His sea career terminated in 1992 on board SLNS " Wickrama " ( a Sri Lankan navy ship ) with the abdication of command and duties as the Commander of the 7th Surveillance Command Squadron . In the early 1980s he had served as Flag Lieutenant for Admiral Basil Gunasekara , the then commander of the Navy . During his years in the navy he was awarded the Rana Sura Padakkama medal , the Vishista Seva Vibhushanaya , the Uttama Seva Padakkama service medals and several other service and campaign medals including the Sri Lanka Armed Services Long Service Medal , North and East Operations Medal , Purna Bhumi Padakkama , Riviresa Campaign Services Medal , Republic of Sri Lanka Armed Services Medal , Sri Lanka Navy 50th Anniversary Medal , President ' s Inauguration Medal and the 50th Independence Anniversary Commemoration Medal . He is an alumnus of the Asia - Pacific Center for Security Studies , Hawaii , the Near East - South Asia Center for Strategic Studies at the National Defense University in Washington D . C . , the Royal Naval Staff College in the United Kingdom , and the National Defence College of Pakistan . After the conclusion of Eelam War IV and the demise of the LTTE , he was awarded the rank of Admiral by the President of Sri Lanka , His Excellency Mahinda Rajapakse , in recognition of his contribution during the campaign . He was made the advisor to the President on National security .
Operation Buster - Jangle Operation Buster - Jangle was a series of seven ( six atmospheric , one cratering ) nuclear weapon s tests conducted by the United States in late 1951 at the Nevada Test Site . " Buster - Jangle " was the first joint test program between the DOD ( Operation " Buster " ) and Los Alamos National Laboratories ( Operation " Jangle " ) . As part of Operation " Buster " , 6 , 500 troop s were involved in the Operation Desert Rock I , II , and III exercises in conjunction with the tests . The last two tests , Operation " Jangle " , evaluated the cratering effects of low - yield nuclear devices . This series preceded " Operation Tumbler - Snapper " and followed " Operation Greenhouse " .
Rota ( formation ) A rota ( , ) is an infantry or cavalry unit . In Poland it was known increasingly from the 16th century by the alternative name of " Chorągiew . " After about 1630 , the term was used to describe a file of 6 - 10 soldiers in formations ( especially infantry ) in the Polish army raised on the Foreign model . This term is used in the Bulgarian Army , the Czech Army , the Slovak Army , and the Russian Army and means company .
Paul LaCamera Major General Paul LaCamera is a United States Army infantry officer and is the current commander of the 4th Infantry Division . He assumed his current command 14 March 2013 . A native of Westwood , Massachusetts , LaCamera was commissioned a second lieutenant upon graduation from the United States Military Academy in 1985 . LaCamera previously commanded the 75th Ranger Regiment from 2005 to 2007 . Following this command , he became the Director of Operations , Joint Special Operations Command from 2007 to 2009 . In 2009 , he became the Assistant Commanding General , Joint Special Operations Command . From 2010 to 2012 , LaCamera served as the Deputy Commanding General ( Operations ) , 25th Infantry Division . Training and education . LaCamera earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from the United States Military Academy and a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies from the U . S . Army War College . His military education includes the Infantry Officer Basic and Advanced Courses , the Army Command and General Staff College , the Army War College , the Naval War College , and the Senior Service College Fellowship Course . Awards and decorations . LaCamera ' s awards and decorations include the Silver Star , Defense Superior Service Medal with two oak leaf cluster s , the Legion of Merit , the Bronze Star Medal with two oak leaf clusters , the Meritorious Service Medal with five oak leaf clusters , the Joint Service Commendation Medal , the Army Commendation Medal with four oak leaf clusters , the Army Achievement Medal with oak leaf cluster , the Combat Infantryman Badge with star , the Expert Infantryman Badge , the Master Parachutist Badge with bronze star , the Pathfinder Badge , and the Ranger Tab .
169th Fires Brigade ( United States ) The 169th Fires Brigade is an artillery brigade in the US Army National Guard . It is part of the Colorado Army National Guard . The 169th Fires Brigade is currently composed of : A tactical unmanned aerial vehicle ( UAV ) battery will be added in the future . Activities . It was ordered into Federal Service on 1 October 1961 as part of the American reaction to the Berlin Crisis of 1961 and released in August 1962 . The brigade headquarters was mobilized in March 2006 for service in Iraq and it returned in July 2007 . Lineage . Originally raised as an infantry unit in 1909 , HHB , 169th Field Artillery Group was converted from the Headquarters Company of the 157th Infantry Regiment in Denver on 1 August 1955 . It was redesignated as an Artillery Group on 1 October 1959 . It reverted to the original Field Artillery Group title and transferred to Aurora , Colorado on 1 March 1972 . On 1 May 1978 it was redesignated as a Field Artillery Brigade . Honors . The 169th ' s predecessor , the 157th Infantry Regiment , was awarded one campaign streamer in World War I and eight campaign streamers and one unit decoration in World War II .
Ludwik Narbutt Ludwik Narbutt ( 26 August 1832 - 5 May 1863 ) was a Polish noble and a notable military commander during the January Uprising . Son of Teodor Narbutt , he led a large unit of Polish insurgents in the region of the town of Lida , from the start of the uprising till his death in combat on 5 May 1863 .
China Air Task Force The China Air Task Force ( CATF ) was created in July 1942 under the command of Brig . Gen . Claire Chennault , whose Flying Tigers of the 1st American Volunteer Group were disbanded on 4 July of that month . It consisted of the 23rd Fighter Group with four squadrons , the 74th , 75th , 76th , and 16th Fighter Squadrons , plus the 11th Bombardment Squadron . It was a subordinate unit of the U . S . Army Tenth Air Force in India , commanded by Brig . Gen . Earl Naiden and ( from 18 August 1942 ) by Maj . Gen . Clayton Bissell . " Chennault had no respect for Bissell as a combat airman , " wrote his biographer Martha Byrd , and " Bissell had no respect for Chennault as an administrator . " Their relationship , she wrote , was ugly . On 19 March 1943 , the CATF was disbanded and replaced by the Fourteenth Air Force , with Chennault , now a major general , in command . In the nine months of its existence , the China Air Task Force had been credited with shooting down 149 Japanese planes , plus 85 probables , with a loss of only 16 P - 40 s . It had flown 65 bombing missions against Japanese targets in China , Burma and Indochina , dropping 311 tons of bombs and losing only one B - 25 bomber .
Cheng Biguang Cheng Biguang was a Chinese Admiral during the warlord era of the Republic of China . When Duan Qirui refused to validate the Constitution Cheng and fellow Admiral Lin Baoyi sailed their fleets down south to join with the ' Constitutional government ' of Sun Yat - sen .
Budic I of Brittany Budic I of Brittany ( b . c . 420 - d . ? ) was the king of Brittany , inheriting the title over the territory from his father , Aldrien of Brittany . Biography . There is not extensive information on the life of Budic I of Brittany , but sources are able to confirm a few details of his life . It is possible that in the early portion of his reign , he ruled together with his brother Maxent of Brittany . After the murder of Constantine , Budic I ' s uncle and a majority of his family , Constantine ' s two sons found sanctuary at Budic ' s court . This attack was allegedly perpetrated by Vortigern , governor of the city of Dubris , one of the most important ports in the kingdom . Vortigern had formed a pact with the powerful Jute kings , Hengist and Horsa . The two youths , Ambrosius Aurelianus and Uthyr Pendragon , were both heirs to the throne of Sub - Roman Britain . It is likely that the contemporary usurper to the throne , Vortigern wished them dead so self - imposed exile for their own safety would be the likely explanation for this move . Upon reaching maturity , the two would travel again to Britain where they would seek to regain their titles to the throne . Budic I was succeeded as King of Brittany by his son , Meliau of Brittany Marriage and descendents . Budic married a woman named Anaumide and the couple had the following children :
Forges de Zeebrugge Forges de Zeebrugge is an arms manufacturer in Belgium . Forges de Zeebrugge was initially founded as a munitions factory between Zeebrugge and Zwankendamme , in the 1930s , as a subsidiay of Carcoke . During World War 2 , the site was taken over by German forces . Allied bombing , especially in July 1943 , devastated the factory site ; the original munitions factory was never rebuilt and later remediation of this site was difficult due to unexploded munitions . The surviving FZ business changed focus to rocketry . In 1971 , FZ bought the Fort d ' Évegnée , using it to store explosives . Modern - day FZ is a subsidiary of Thales , and is a leading manufacturer of aircraft rockets . In 2011 , FZ workers briefly went on strike , in response to a Belgian government reform of arms exports - which was triggered by FN exporting arms to Libya .
Baćin massacre The Baćin massacre was a war crime committed by rebel Croatian Serbs ' forces on October 21 , 1991 on a location near village of Baćin , near Hrvatska Dubica , in central Croatia , during the Croatian War of Independence . During the Croatian War of Independence , Dubica was located in the area contested by the Serb rebels . Most of the civilians fled the area during the attacks of the Serb forces that started in September 1991 . These forces were controlled by the convicted war criminal Milan Martić , and consisted of units of Yugoslav People ' s Army , Territorial Defence , and the so - called Militia of SAO Krajina . Around October 7 , 1991 , these forces took control of the entire wider area of Hrvatska Kostajnica . Around 120 Croatian civilians , mostly elderly people and women , were left in the adjactent villages of Hrvatska Dubica , Cerovljani and Baćin . In the morning of October 20 , 1991 , the Serb forces captured 53 civilians in Dubica and held them in the fire department building . During the day and the following night , ten of them were released on the basis that they were Serbs , or had connections with Serbs . According to the initial indictment against Milan Babić , on the following day , October 21 , 1991 , the paramilitaries took the remaining 43 people to a location near the village of Baćin . At least thirteen other non - Serb civilians were brought to the same spot from Baćin and Cerovljani . All 56 civilians were then shot there . Their bodies were exhumed from the mass grave in 1997 and 37 of them have been identified . Most of the victims were between 60 and 90 years of age . Around the same time , rebel Serb forces also removed another 30 civilians from Baćin and 24 from Dubica and Cerovljani , and killed them at an unknown location . Altogether , 110 people were killed . The events were described by witnesses at the trial of Slobodan Milošević and others at the ICTY . Milan Martić was sentenced to 35 years in prison for his role in the crime . External links . Important note : to find related text in the references , type " Baćin " or " Bacin " , without diacritics .
HMAS Tarangau HMAS " Tarangau was a Royal Australian Navy ( RAN ) base on Manus Island , Papua New Guinea . Commissioned in 1946 at Dreger Harbour , near Finschhafen . The base closed in 1950 , and the base name and its personnel and equipment transferred to Manus Island . Commissioned on 1 January 1950 as HMAS " Seeadler , the base was decommissioned shortly afterwards and renamed HMAS " Tarangau " , as Seeadler is German for Sea Eagle . The base was used as a refueling and stores point for RAN ships travelling between Australia and South East Asia . The base was handed over to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force took over at independence in 1975 , and is known as PNG Navy Base Lombrum .