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Isaac H . Carmin Corporal Isaac H . Carmin ( November 17 , 1841 to June 3 , 1919 ) was an American soldier who fought in the American Civil War . Carmin received the country ' s highest award for bravery during combat , the Medal of Honor , for his action during the Battle of Vicksburg in Mississippi on 22 May 1863 . He was honored with the award on 25 February 1895 . Biography . Carmin was born on 17 November 1841 in Monmouth County , New Jersey . He enlisted into the 48th Ohio Infantry as a private on 9 September 1861 . He was promoted to corporal on 1 May 1863 and by the 22nd of May he performed the act of gallantry that earned him the Medal of Honor . On that day his company was part of a general assault on a fort during the second major assault in the Battle of Vicksburg . Carmin was serving as color guard and , though severely wounded in the leg by a bayonet , prevented the capture of the colors by the Confederate forces . Carmin was involved in other battles including at " Shiloh , Holly Springs , Corinth , Chickasaw Bluffs , Post [ of ] Arkansas , Port Gibson [ and ] Champion Hills " . He also served a period of detached service aboard the Gunboat Chillicothe between 23 January 1863 and 18 April 1863 . He was captured as a prisoner of war from 8 April 1864 until he was exchanged on 3 November 1864 . He mustered out of service on 1 December 1864 . Carmin died on 3 June 1919 .
Marina Popovich Marina Popovich ( Mari ′ na Lavre ′ ntievna Popo ′ vich , née Vasi ′ liyeva , born July 20 , 1931 in Leonenki , Smolensk Oblast ) is a retired Soviet Air Force colonel , engineer , and legendary Soviet test pilot who holds 107 aviation world records set on over 40 types of aircraft . She is one of the most famous pilots in Russian history , and one of the most important female pilots of all time . Biography . Marina Vasilieva became a Soviet Air Force pilot and in 1964 , a military test pilot . She authored nine books and two screenplays . Among many other awards , she has been honored as Hero of Socialist Labor , the Order of Courage ( presented personally by Vladimir Putin in June 2007 ) and a star in the Cancer constellation bears her name . Popovich and UFOs . Marina Popovich speaks about her experience with UFOs in her book titled " UFO Glasnost " ( published in 2003 in Germany ) and in public lectures and interviews . She claims that the Soviet military and civilian pilots have confirmed 3000 UFO sightings and that the Soviet Air Force and KGB have fragments of five crashed UFOs . The crash sites were Tunguska ( 1908 ) , Novosibirsk , Tallinn / Estonia , Ordzhonikidze / Caucasus , and Dalnegorsk ( 1986 ) . Personal life . She was married to Pavel Popovich , a former Soviet cosmonaut , until they divorced , with Pavel Popovich later remarrying . They have two daughters .
Battle of Odaihara The 1546 Battle of Odaihara was one of many steps taken by Takeda Shingen , one of Japan ' s great warlords of the Sengoku period of Japan , in his bid to take over Shinano province . He met the forces of Uesugi Norimasa on the plains of Odaihara , and defeated Uesugi ' s army while devoting a portion of his own force to the concurrent siege of nearby Shika castle . His victory at Odaihara would grant him hundreds of enemy heads to use for intimidation tactics at Shika .
BNS Gomati BNS " Gomati " is an Island Class Offshore patrol vessel of the Bangladeshi Navy . She was built as Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel , HMS " Anglesey " ( P277 ) . History . Launched on 18 October 1978 , HMS " Anglesey " ( P277 ) was delivered to the Royal Navy in 1979 . " Anglesey " was one of the first rescue vessels on the scene of the disastrous Fastnet Race of August 1979 . She picked up seven survivors from the race , in which 15 died . Paid off on 31 July 2003 , " Anglesey " was sold to the Bangladesh Navy on 28 August 2003 and renamed " Gomati " on 9 September 2003 . Four other ships of the same class were added to Bangladesh Navy ' s fleet in 2003 / 04 to protect the Exclusive Economic Zone ( EEZ ) in Bay of Bengal . Career . The island class patrol boats were built to enforce a fishing zone around the UK . The " Gomati " is currently under the command of the Commodore Commanding Khulna ( COMKHUL ) . About 100 personnel serve at " Gomati " , which is categorized as Large Offshore Patrol Vessel in the Bangladesh Navy .
4505th Air Refueling Wing The United States Air Force ' s 4505th Air Refueling Wing ( Tactical ) was an Air Refueling unit located at Langley AFB , Virginia . It was established on 1 Jul 1958 at Langley AFB , Virginia . The 4505th was the only aerial refueling wing in the Tactical Air Command structure . The wing flew the KB - 50 J , a derivative of the B - 50 nuclear bomber . The 4505th Air Refueling Wing ( Tactical ) was discontinued on 8 Oct 1963 . References . 4505th CAMS Langley AFB
Andalib Suleiman Andalib Suleiman Takatka ( Andaliv Takatka ) was the fourth Palestinian female suicide bomber . She killed six people , seven including herself , and injured over forty at a bus stop on Jaffa Road outside of the open - air Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem on April 12 , 2002 . Rather than wearing an explosive belt , Andalib carried a black handbag that contained three plastic pipes filled with explosives and nails connected to a battery . She belonged to the Tanzim as well as the al - Aqsa Martyrs ' Brigades . In her final video she was dressed in black and holding a Koran while she stated that she was about to die as a symbol of the woman ' s fight against occupation , and that it was her desire to finish the work that had been started by her two cousins , and to honor the memory of Wafa Idris , Darine Abu Aisha , and Ayat al - Akhras . Two Chinese construction workers were killed in the attack . Background . Andalib lived in the village of Beit Fajar , sixteen kilometers south of Bethlehem , where her entire family clan the Takatka resides . Her two cousins Iman Takatka , age seventeen , and Samia Takatka , age twenty - one , were captured by Israeli security forces as they prepared to carry out suicide bombings at Jerusalem ' s Mahane Yehuda market . The girls were taken to an Israeli prison and in response to the attempted attack their family ' s home was demolished by the IDF , Andalib witnessed this . She became increasingly fascinated with other female suicide bombers especially Wafa Idris and Ayat al - Akhras . After Ayat ' s death Andalib , along with the other female members of her family , traveled to Deaishe refugee camp to pay their respects to her family . There she met Youssef Moughrabil a leader of Tanzim in Bethlehem . Israeli sources claim that her motivation was " to redeem herself for her alleged extramarital sexual relations with a Fatah operative . According to one version , she even became pregnant with his child . " Also see the book : " Army of Roses : Inside the world of the Palestinian suicide bomber . " for more information about Female suicide bombers . The Attack . Youssef Moughrabil , along with Muhataz Muhammed Abdallah Himouni and Marwan Saloum , planned and trained Andalib for the attack . Taleb Amr , known more commonly as Abu Ali , a Tanzim military activist supplied the weapons and the explosives for Andalib . Hours before the attack Andalib met with Himouni and Saloum to learn how to detonate the bomb . On Friday April 12 , 2002 Andalib was driven to Abu Dis where she took a taxi to Jerusalem . From there Andalib went to the outside market Mahane Yehuda and detonated the bomb at a bus stop . See also . 2002 Mahane Yehuda Market bombing
Charles Symmonds Charles Symmonds ( October 6 , 1866 , Holland , Michigan - July 16 , 1941 ) was a Brigadier General in the United States Army . He was awarded the Army Distinguished Service Medal . His award citation reads : Symmonds ' official residence was listed as Kenosha , Wisconsin . He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1888 and served in the Spanish - American War and World War I . Symmonds is buried at Arlington National Cemetery .
Leroy C . Anderson Leroy C . Anderson served in the United States Army during World War II . He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions during the Philippines Campaign ( 1941 – 42 ) . His award citation reads : Anderson was born in Racine , Wisconsin . He died on October 24 , 1944 .
HMS Diana ( 1895 ) HMS " Diana " was an protected cruiser built for the Royal Navy in the mid - 1890s . She was commissioned with the complement of 450 officers and men at Chatham 15 January 1900 to serve at the Mediterranean Station under the command of Captain A . M . Farquhar . In March 1901 she was one of two cruisers to escort HMS Ophir , commissioned as royal yacht for the world tour of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York ( later King George and Queen Mary ) , from Gibraltar to Malta , and then to Port Said .
Gunnie Gunnie is a term used in the Royal Australian Air Force ( RAAF ) when referring to an armourer or aircraft tradesperson who loads or maintains aircraft ordnance , weapons , ejection seats , or any other device that contains explosive material . A second major function of their trade is Explosive Ordnance Demolition ( EOD ) the safe removal of unexploded bomb s ( UXB ' s ) and the disposal / recovery of Improvised Explosive Devices ( IED ' s ) . Armourers are also responsible for the maintenance of all small arms used by the RAAF and generally run the maintenance workshops in all RAAF base armouries . Alternative names include " Gun Plumber " and " Cracker Stacker " Fiercely independent of the other aircraft trades , their motto has been " Without armament there is no need for an airforce " since Lord Trenchard uttered those famous words prior to World War I , although armourers didn ' t actually exist then . In the early nineties the armament mustering ( along with other RAAF aircraft technical trades ) was disbanded and all were rolled into two musterings ( Avionics and Aircraft ) . Engine fitters and Airframe fitters became Aircraft Technicians while Instrument Fitters , Electrical Fitters and Radio Technicians became Avionics Technicians . The only mustering which could not fit neatly into either ( due to the multi disciplinary nature of their work ) the gunnies were given the choice of going to either mustering . Of the 400 or so in the whole of the RAAF only a handful elected to become Aircraft Technicians . The bulk of them were rolled into the Avionics Technician category . This was , at the time , considered a controversial decision given the highly specialised skills required to be an armourer . In the late 2000s the RAAF saw the error of its ways and re - established the Armament mustering with the first class graduating from RAAF Wagga Wagga in around 2008 / 09 . Their web site and the " Australian Armourers ' Association " can be found at this address .
Tigidius Perennis Sextus Tigidius Perennis ( died 185 ) was a prefect of the Roman imperial bodyguard , known as the Praetorian Guard , during the reigns of the emperors Marcus Aurelius and Commodus . Under the latter , Perennis was the man who exercised the chief responsibilities of government in the Roman Empire . In 185 however , Perennis was implicated in a plot to overthrow the emperor by his political rival Marcus Aurelius Cleander , and executed under orders of Commodus . Family . He was the son of Gnaeus Cornelius Tegidus and married Domnia The Dobrogean in 180 AD . They had Papiria Celena Verch Gurdomnus that year and Septimus Tigidius afterwards . Rise to power . Perennis was appointed Praetorian Prefect after the execution of the incumbent Prefect Paternus , who had displeased Commodus by ordering without consent the death of the Emperor ' s lover and friend Saoterus for his questionable involvement in an assassination plot headed by Lucilla and Marcus Ummidius Quadratus Annianus . Perennis himself was influential in the instigation of his predecessor Paternus ' s punishment . Political career . Herodian describes how Perennis capitalised on Commodus ' s distrust of the Roman Senate ( following the aforementioned assassination attempt to which the Senate was linked ) by destroying many powerful Senators and claiming their wealth as his own . So too was Perennis thought to have held ambitions of military power : soldiers were given lavish gifts in an attempt to seduce them to his cause , and his sons were appointed to commanding army roles . The Augustan History suggests Perennis also persuaded Commodus to allow him political control , freeing the Emperor for his more hedonistic personal pursuits . Downfall . Commodus was warned both by his friends and his soldiers of the rising influence of Perennis , and the Praetorian Prefect was soon , in 185 , executed on these grounds . Instrumental in Perennis ' s downfall was Marcus Aurelius Cleander , who would go on to fulfill a similar role in the next period of Commodus ' s reign .
EE - 11 Urutu The EE - 11 Urutu is a combat proven 6x6 armored personnel carrier developed by Engesa of Brazil . It shares many components with the EE - 9 Cascavel armoured fighting vehicle . The suspension includes Engesa ' s Boomerang double - axle rear drive . The Brazilian Marine Corps use a modified amphibious variant with propellers and a more powerful engine . EE - 11 Urutu has seen combat in Iraq and Libya . It was used by the Brazilian Army in the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti . Urutu production stopped in 1987 ; since then , all units still in use by the Brazilian Army have been modernized and upgraded by the Army ' s São Paulo War Arsenal branch as a stopgap until the arrival of the newly designed VBTP - MR in 2012 . New life . The new engine used in the upgrade of Urutu generates 230 hp , an improvement over the 158 hp of the old version . The EE - 11 is used to transport troops , on land as well over bodies of water , due to its amphibious capability . These qualities justified their acquisitions and were largely accepted by the armed forces of several Latin American countries . Because of these proven qualities , the Brazilian Army has chosen to take 226 Urutus and more than 600 Cascavels out of storage . With the older engines being quite outdated , some with manual gearbox while others are with automatic transmission , a gap in the technology exists and so has led to a major overhaul being made . The upgraded military vehicles will operate for at least another 15 years .
Company K Company K is a 1933 novel by William March , first serial ised in parts in the New York magazine " Forum " from 1930 to 1932 , and published in its entirety by Smith and Haas on 19 January 1933 , in New York . The book ' s title was taken from the Marine company that March served in during World War I . It has been regarded as one of the most significant works of literature to come out of the American World War I experience and the most reprinted of all March ' s work . Plot summary . The novel comprises 113 vignettes about World War I Marines in Company K . The novel is told from the viewpoint of 113 different Marines , stretching from the beginning of training to after the war . These sketches create contrasting and horrific accounts of the daily life endured by the common Marine . Many of the accounts stem from actual events witnessed and experienced by the author . It has often been described as an anti - militarist and an anti - war novel , but March maintained that the content was based on truth and should be viewed as an affirmation of life . Literary significance & criticism . Writer and literary critic for the " Spectator " Graham Greene places it among the most important of all war novels : The journalist and writer Christopher Morley had an almost identical response to " Company K " after reading an advance copy : " Company K " has often been compared to Erich Maria Remarque ' s classic anti - war novel " All Quiet on the Western Front " for its hopeless view of war . University of Alabama professor and author Philip Beidler wrote in his introduction to the 1989 republication of the novel : Years after the completion of " Company K " , Ernest Hemingway published " " . In the introduction Hemingway notes that of all the stories published in the novel , the two he most desired to publish were omitted , Andre Malraux ' s " Man ' s Fate " and William March ' s " Nine Prisoners " , one of the original serialized excerpts from " Company K " . Hemingway states that the anti - war aspects of the stories would not bode well , as the novel coincides with the beginnings of World War II . He further states : Adaptations . A film adaptation of the same name was made in 2004 . It was written and directed by Robert Clem and stars Ari Filakos .
Braulio Alonso Braulio Alonso ( December 16 , 1916 – June 5 , 2010 ) was a high school and junior high school teacher and principal . He served as the first Hispanic president of the National Education Association . Early life . Alonso as born in Ybor City , Tampa , Florida on December 16 , 1916 . His parents were both cigar makers in Ybor City and members of the Centro Asturiano social club . His first language was Spanish . Braulio went to work at the age of 10 in order to help support his family . He graduated from Hillsborough High School as valedictorian in 1935 . He graduated from the University of Tampa , also as valedictorian , in 1939 . Braulio married Adelfa ( Bebe ) Diaz , an elementary school educator , in August 1941 . They had two children . Military service . Braulio entered the US Army in October 1941 . He entered as a private and was immediately sent to Officer Candidate School . Dr . Alonso served with the 85th infantry Division in North Africa and the Italian Campaign as Battery Commander in the 328th Artillery Battalion . He was in the first group of allied officers to enter Rome . Major Alonso was discharged in November 1945 . He received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart with Cluster . Career in Education . Alonso began his teaching career as a chemistry and physics teacher at Henry B . Plant High School before the war . After the war , Alonso returned to public education as director of Adult Education and On the Job Training for Veterans . He pioneered the present - day Adult High School . He served as Director of this office from 1946 to 1953 . During the summers he attended the University of Florida where he earned a Master ' s and Ph . D . At the time , he was providing also for the college education of his two sisters , as well as supporting his family . His next assignments were as principal of West Tampa Junior High School ( 1952 – 1958 ) , Jefferson High School ( 1958 – 1962 ) and C . Leon King High School ( 1962 – 1968 ) . All three schools grew in excellence under his tenure . One of Alonso ' s lifelong passions had been to improve the schools and champion the teachers . In pursuit of that mission , he served as president of the Hillsborough Education Association ( 1951 – 1956 ) and then as President of the Florida Education Association in 1957 . He was especially proud of his role as one of the educators who contributed toward desegregating the FEA . Braulio was elected president of the National Education Association and took office in July , 1967 . In 1968 masses of Florida teachers resigned in protest over budget cuts . Braulio ended his teaching career by resigning as principal of King High School in solidarity with the teachers . The county refused to rehire him after the protest . Braulio later became the NEA ' s director of international relations and traveled the world representing the NEA . He retired his post at the NEA in 1983 . In 2001 , Braulio Alonso High School was opened in honor of Dr . Alonso .
Abdol Hossein Sardari Abdol Hossein Sardari ( in Persian : عبدالحسین سرداری ; Tehran , 1914 - Nottingham , 1981 ) was an Iranian statesman and diplomat who saved the lives of many Jews during the Holocaust . He is known as the " Schindler of Iran " and was the uncle of Amir Abbas and Fereydoun Hoveyda . Biography . Sardari was in charge of the Iranian consular office in Paris in 1941 . There was a sizeable community of Iranian Jews in Paris when Adolf Hitler invaded and occupied the city . Leaning on the national socialist perception that Germans were Aryans , Nazi Germany and Iran had an agreement which protected all Iranian citizens against German acts of aggression , Sardari was able to protect Iranian Jews , whose families had been present in Iran since the time of the Persian Empire . ( Cyrus the Great personally ordered the Jews of Babylonia to be freed from Babylonian slavery . ) He very strongly argued this point to the Germans and specifically ascertained that the Iranian Jews were protected under these statutes . The Nazis grudgingly agreed and accordingly , many Persian Jews were saved from harassment and eventually deportation by the Nazi regime . But Sardari went further . Once he realized the full nature of Nazi ambitions , he began issuing hundreds of Iranian passport s for non - Iranian Jews to save them from persecution . To safeguard his plan , he did not ask for permission , and felt that support by the Iranian leadership was implied . His actions were later confirmed and applauded by the government of Iran . Sardari ' s later life was blighted by many misfortunes , including the disappearance of his Chinese lover during the Chinese Civil War in 1948 , charges of embezzlement by the post - war Iranian Government , and penury in his final years due to the loss of his pension rights and property in the Iranian Revolution of 1979 . After a period spent living in a bed - sit in Croydon , he moved to Nottingham where he died in 1981 . Honors . Sardari has been honored by Jewish organizations such as the convention in Beverly Hills , and the Simon Wiesenthal Center on multiple occasions . In April 1978 , three years before his death , Abdol Hossein Sardari responded to the queries of Yad Vashem , the Israeli national Holocaust Memorial , about his actions in this way : " As you may know , I had the pleasure of being the Iranian Consul in Paris during the German occupation of France , and as such it was my duty to save all Iranians , including Iranian Jews . In popular culture . " Zero Degree Turn " ( " Madare sefr darajeh " ) , a popular Iranian TV series ( 2007 ) , was loosely based on Sardari ' s actions in Paris . The focus of the series is an Iranian Muslim who falls in love with a Jewish woman while studying in France during World War II and later desperately looks for ways to save her and other Jews from the imminent threat of deportation .
Thomas Baskerville ( general ) Sir Thomas Baskerville ( died 1597 ) , was an English general and MP . Baskerville was the son of Henry Baskerville , Esq . , of the city of Hereford , and is described as of Good Rest , Warwickshire . He obtained a high reputation as a military commander . In the Harleian MSS . there is an account of his voyage after the great treasure at Puerto Rico , when he was general of Queen Elizabeth ' s Indian armada . He was sent with Lord Willoughby to France to assist Henry IV in 1589 . He was Member of Parliament for Carmarthen borough in 1592 . Subsequently he commanded the troops despatched to Brittany ( 1594 ) and Picardy ( 1596 ) . He died of a fever at Picqueny , in Picardy , on 4 June 1597 , and was buried in the new choir of St . Paul ' s , beneath a monument , consumed in the Great Fire of London in 1666 . He married Mary , daughter of Sir Thomas Throgmorton . He left a son , Hannibal Baskerville .