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Bremen - class frigate The eight F122 " Bremen " class frigate s of the German Navy were commissioned between 1982 and 1990 . The design is similar to the Dutch " Kortenaer " class but uses a different hull and propulsion system . The ships were built for anti - submarine warfare as a primary task even though they are not fitted with towed array sonar s . They are also suited for anti - aircraft warfare and anti - surface warfare . This class of ship was one of the last to be constructed under post - war displacement limitations imposed by the WEU on West Germany . All eight " Bremen " - class frigates will be replaced by the planned F125 class frigate s , starting probably around 2016 . Until then , the Bremen class serves as the backbone of the German Navy . Employment . During the Cold War period , the ships ' main war task was to escort convoys for reinforcement and resupply of Allied forces in Europe . They frequently took part in NATO Standing Naval Forces . Since 1990 , all ships have served in additional supporting missions such as the embargo operations against former Yugoslavia in the Adriatic Sea or Operation Enduring Freedom against the international terrorism . During their lifetime , the ships ' equipment has frequently been modernised and a further adaptation of combat systems is foreseen in the near future . Notable actions . The " Karlsruhe " successfully assisted an Egypt ian freighter repel pirates on December 25 , 2008 in the Gulf of Aden . The " Rheinland - Pfalz " has reportedly been used to gather intelligence on Syrian troop movements to be passed to the Free Syrian Army assist in their attacks on the Syrian Army . Ships . All ships are based in Wilhelmshaven . Together they form the " 4 . Fregattengeschwader " ( 4th Frigate Squadron ) of the German Navy .
Niketas Chalkoutzes The " patrikios " Niketas Chalkoutzes ( , ) was a Byzantine general , the first attested member of the Chalkoutzes family , and most notable for his recovery of Cyprus from the Arabs in 965 . He was probably the island ' s first Byzantine governor . He also served as an ambassador to the Hamdanid Emir of Aleppo , Sayf al - Dawla , ca . 950 . According to John Skylitzes , Sayf took Chalkoutzes along with him in a raid into Byzantine territory , but Chalkoutzes bribed his guards and managed to escape with his servants during an ambush upon Sayf ' s forces by Leo Phokas the Younger .
Sukhoi P - 1 The Sukhoi P - 1 was a prototype Soviet interceptor . Development . Sukhoi began design studies for what was to become Izdeliye P in 1954 to meet an urgent request from the Ministry of Aircraft Production ( MAP - " Ministerstvo Aviatsionnoy Promyshlennosti " - ministry of aviation industry ) . The early studies considered crew size , armament ( missiles , cannon or both ) , and powerplant ( with a choice of Lyul ' ka AL - 9 or AL - 11 , Klimov VK - 9 F , Kuznetsov P - 2 or Kuznetsov P - 4 engines ) . The P - 1 was designed for the " Uragan - 1 " ( Hurricane - 1 ) collision - course intercept radar , which was quite complex and bulky , requiring a crew of two and air intakes either side of the fuselage rather than at the nose , retaining the delta wing of the Sukhoi T - 3 with 57 - degree leading edge sweep . Although the production aircraft was intended to use the Lyul ' ka AL - 9 engine , then in development , the prototype was fitted with a Lyulka AL - 7 F of lower power . The P - 1 first flew in July 1957 but underwent only limited flight testing due to unavailability of the intended powerplant and ongoing problems with the radar and missile systems as well as lukewarm enthusiasm from the VVS ( " Voyenno - Vozdooshnyye Seely " - Soviet air force ) . OKB - 51 persisted for some time trying to raise enthusiasm for the P - 1 by proposing an even bigger engine , the Tumansky R - 15 - 300 afterburning turbojet , with singular lack of success . The sole P - 1 prototype was relegated to experimental work and later scrapped . A second prototype , the P - 2 was studied , powered by twin Klimov VK - 11 engines in the rear fuselage , but this version was cancelled at the mock - up review stage .
Wood National Cemetery Wood National Cemetery is a United States National Cemetery located in Milwaukee , Wisconsin . It encompasses , and as of the end of 2005 , it had 37 , 661 interments . It is closed to new interments . History . A part of the Clement J . Zablocki Veterans Association Medical Center , the cemetery was established in 1871 as Soldier Home Cemetery to inter the remains of soldiers who died while under care in the medical center . In 1937 , it was renamed Wood Cemetery in honor of General George Wood , a long - time member of the Board of Managers for the center . It became a National Cemetery in 1973 and is currently operated by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs .
William Hiseland William Hiseland ( 6 August 1620 – 7 February 1732 / 33 ) , sometimes spelt William Hasland or Haseland , was a long - lived English and later British soldier and reputed supercentenarian . In 1709 , at the age of eighty - nine , he fought at the Battle of Malplaquet and was believed to be the oldest soldier on the field . He lived to become the last survivor of the English Civil War s , which he had served in from 1642 to 1651 . Hiseland attained the rank of sergeant . In extreme old age he became a Chelsea pensioner , although he had to give up his place as an in - pensioner when he married at the age of 103 . He is buried at the Royal Hospital , Chelsea . Life . A native of Wiltshire , Hiseland first became a soldier at the age of thirteen and served all through the English Civil Wars . A Royalist , he fought for King Charles at the Battle of Edgehill on 23 October 1642 . As well as his service in the Civil War , he followed the colours again in the Williamite War in Ireland and in the War of the Spanish Succession . He was the last survivor of Edgehill and retired with the rank of sergeant . Amid the War of the Spanish Succession , Hiseland was one of the seasoned campaigners the Duke of Marlborough took into Flanders in June 1709 . At the Battle of Malplaquet on 11 September 1709 Hiseland served with the Royal Scots , and the regiment claimed the distinction of having both the oldest and the youngest men on the field , as a Private McBain carried his three - week - old baby son throughout the battle in a knapsack . Charles Lennox , 1st Duke of Richmond , rewarded Hiseland ' s long service with a pension of one Crown a week , and this was matched by Sir Robert Walpole , until in recognition of his 80 years of service to the Crown Hiseland was given a place as an in - pensioner of the Royal Hospital , Chelsea . He attained the age of 100 while in the Royal Hospital , but at the age of 103 had to leave and become an out - pensioner following his marriage . After his wife died he returned as an in - pensioner and died at the age of 112 . On 1 August 1730 Hiseland sat for a portrait in oils by George Alsop . This survives in the museum of the Royal Hospital . Monument . The inscription on Hiseland ' s tomb in the Royal Hospital ' s burial ground reads as follows : In this instance , " 1732 " refers to what is now called 1733 , as at that time the calendar year began on Lady Day , 25 March , and not on 1 January .
Joachim Pease Joachim Pease ( born 1842 , date of death unknown ) was a United States Navy sailor and a recipient of America ' s highest military decoration — the Medal of Honor — for his actions in the American Civil War . Biography . Although Joachim Pease has been referred to as a native of Long Island , New York , recently unearthed records in the National Archives show that when he enlisted in the United States Navy as an Ordinary Seaman on January 12 , 1862 for a three year hitch , he listed his birthplace as Fogo Island , wich is part of Newfoundland . He was described as twenty years old , five feet , six and a half inches tall , with black hair and eyes and a " negro " complexion . Joachim Pease enlisted in the Navy from New Bedford , Massachusetts , not New York City , as commonly reported , and served onboard during the Civil War . On June 19 , 1864 , off the coast of Cherbourg , France , " Kearsarge " battled the Confederate sloop - of - war . For his conduct during this engagement , Pease was awarded the Medal of Honor . Medal of Honor citation . Rank and Organization : Citation : Served as seaman on board the U . S . S . " Kearsarge " when she destroyed the " Alabama " off Cherbourg , France , 19 June 1864 . Acting as loader on the No . 2 gun during this bitter engagement , Pease exhibited marked coolness and good conduct and was highly recommended by the divisional officer for gallantry under fire .
Naval Air Station Houma Houma - Terrebonne Airport is a former United States Navy airport located three miles ( 5 km ) southeast of the central business district of Houma , a city in Terrebonne Parish , Louisiana , United States . Naval Air Station Houma was opened on May 1 , 1943 as a station for Lighter - than - Air ( LTA ) airships . The base was disestablished in November 1947 , dismantled , and developed into Houma Airport .
1st Division ( South Vietnam ) The 1st Division of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam ( ARVN ) — the army of the nation state of South Vietnam that existed from 1955 to 1975 — was part of the I Corps that oversaw the northernmost region of South Vietnam , the centre of Vietnam . The 1st Division was based in Huế , the old imperial city and one of two major cities in the region , which was also the corps headquarters .
Tsu Castle History . During the Sengoku period , in 1558 Hosono Fujiatsu built a castle at the conjunction of the Ano and Iwata rivers , using the rivers as natural moats . Oda Nobunaga took control of the castle in 1568 and ordered his younger brother Oda Nobukane to reside there in 1577 to consolidate Oda control over the Ise region . Under Oda Nobukane , the castle was greatly expanded in size , with the completion of the primary , secondary and third bailey s , a five - story donjon and secondary donjon . Under Toyotomi Hideyoshi , Nobukane was transferred to Tamba Province , and the castle was given to Hideyoshi ’ s retainer , Tomita Nobuhiro in 1595 along with a 50 , 000 " koku " domain . However , during the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 , the Tomita clan sided with the eastern forces under Tokugawa Ieyasu and Tsu Castle was attacked by the western armies under Mori Terumoto and Chōsokabe Morichika . Although the 1300 defenders put up a stiff defense , the 30 , 000 attackers largely burned the castle down around them . The Tomita were rewarded for their loyalty by the Tokugawa shogunate and were given an increase in revenue and rebuilt parts of the castle by the time they were transferred to Uwajima Domain in Iyo Province in 1608 . The Tomita were replaced by the Tōdō clan , who ruled as daimyo over the 220 , 000 " koku " Tsu Domain until the Meiji restoration . Tōdō Takatora , who was a noted castle architect , renovated Tsu Castle with a three - story and a two - story donjon and rejuvenated the castle town , and increased the clan ’ s revenues to 323 , 000 " koku " . After the donjon was destroyed in a fire in 1662 , the Tokugawa shogunate did not grant permission for it to be rebuilt , and it was replaced by a two - story " yagura . " The castle was demilitarized in 1871 , and most of its remaining structures were destroyed , except for a portion of its moats and two gates . The castle site became a city park . One corner " yagura " was reconstructed in 1958 . However , it is not a historically accurate reconstruction , and contains various features copied from other structures to make it more visually appealing .
36th Army ( Soviet Union ) The 36th Army was a military formation of the Red Army and Soviet Ground Forces . It participated in the protection of the state border of the USSR Trans - Baikal and Soviet - Japanese War . History . Formed in July 1941 and Transbaikal Military District based on 12th Rifle Corps . Originally it consisted of the following military units : In September 1941 it was included in the Transbaikal Front , and it includes defending the USSR state border in Baikal . In August e 1945 and participated in Mukden Khingan - operation , as follows : It was disbanded in 1992 .
James Stewart Martin ( congressman ) James Stewart Martin ( August 19 , 1826 - November 20 , 1907 ) was a U . S . Representative from Illinois . Biography . Martin was born in Estillville ( now Gate City ) , Scott County , Virginia , the son of John S . Martin and Melinda Morison . ( History of Illinois Republicanism : embracing a history of the Republican . . by Green Raum ) His father ' s second wife was Nancy Brownlow , making him a step - nephew of radical Tennessee governor William " Parson " Brownlow . He attended the common schools and Emory and Henry College in Emory , Virginia . He moved to Salem , Illinois , in 1846 . He served during the Mexican War in Company C , First Regiment of Illinois Volunteers . He studied law . He was admitted to the bar in 1861 and commenced practice in Salem , Illinois . He served as clerk of the Marion County Court . During the Civil War served in the Union Army . Commissioned colonel of the One Hundred and Eleventh Regiment , Illinois Volunteer Infantry , September 18 , 1862 . Brevet ted brigadier general of Volunteers February 26 , 1865 . Honorably mustered out June 7 , 1865 . He served as judge of Marion County Court . He was appointed by President Grant as United States pension agent on April 13 , 1869 . Martin was elected as a Republican to the Forty - third Congress ( March 4 , 1873 – March 3 , 1875 ) , defeating Silas L . Bryan , the father of William Jennings Bryan by a vote of 12 , 266 to 12 , 016 . . He was an unsuccessful candidate for re - election . He served as commissioner of the Southern Illinois Penitentiary at Menard in 1879 . He died in Salem , Illinois , November 20 , 1907 . He was interred in East Lawn Cemetery .
Zuhayr Talib Abd al - Sattar al - Naqib Zuhayr Talib Abd al - Sattar al - Naqib was the last director of military intelligence in Iraq before the 2003 invasion of Iraq . He surrendered himself to Lieutenant Brian Wirtz ( 1 - 41 FA , 3ID ) on 23 April 2003 . He was the " seven of hearts " on the most - wanted Iraqi playing cards developed by the United States - led coalition . References . http : / / articles . latimes . com / 2003 / apr / 24 / news / war - surrender24 http : / / www . latimes . com / search / la - iraq - naqib1 _ hdt840kf , 0 , 7138796 . photo
Hafdasa Criolla The Criolla is a . 22LR calibre semi automatic pistol manufactured by Hafdasa . The weapon is intended for training purposes and can deflect cartridge ejection either left or right side simply by rotating the bolt around . The Criolla pistol was also sold as the Zonda C22 .
USS Chipper ( SP - 256 ) The first USS " Chipper " ( SP - 256 ) , later USS " SP - 256 " , was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1918 . " Chipper " was built as a civilian motorboat of the same name in 1913 by the New York Yacht , Launch and Engine Company at Morris Heights in the Bronx , New York . The U . S . Navy leased her on 15 June 1917 from her owner , C . Wetherill of Erika , Virginia , for World War I service as a patrol vessel . She was commissioned about six weeks later , in late July 1917 , as USS " Chipper " ( SP - 256 ) . " Chipper " spent the rest of World War I on section patrol duty along the United States East Coast . She was renamed USS " SP - 256 " in April 1918 . " SP - 256 " was returned to Wetherill on 4 December 1918 . " Chipper " should not be confused with another patrol vessel and ferryboat , USS " Chipper " ( SP - 1049 ) , which also was in commission in the U . S . Navy during World War I .
Hermann Kremer Dr . Hermann Kremer ( 28 September 1914 – 24 December 1988 ) was a highly decorated Major der Reserve in the Wehrmacht during World War II . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership .
Prakash Singh Prakash Singh Chib VC ( 1 April 1913 – 17 February 1945 ) was an Indian recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces . Biography . Chib was born in the Jammu and Kashmir region of the former British India , on 1 April 1913 . He was 31 years old , and a Jemadar in the 4 / 13th Frontier Force Rifles , in the Indian Army during World War II when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross . On 16 / 17 February 1945 at Kanlan Ywathit , Burma ( now Myanmar ) , Jemadar Prakash Singh Chib was commanding a platoon which took the main weight of fierce enemy attacks . He was wounded in both ankles and relieved of his command , but when his second - in - command was also wounded , he crawled back and took command of his unit again , directing operations and encouraging his men . He was wounded in both legs a second time but he continued to direct the defense , dragging himself from place to place by his hands . When wounded a third time and final time , he lay shouting the Dogra war - cry , " " Jawala Mata Ki Jai ! " [ Victory to Goddess Jawala ! ] " as he succumbed to his wounds , inspiring his company that finally drove off the enemy . A statue of Singh was built at the village of Nud , Tehsil Akhnoor in Jammu by the Chib Community under the guidance of Raghunath Singh Chib ( IAS ) of village Deva Batala , Teh - Bhimbar , Dist - Mirpur ( whose family is presently in Jammu ( India ) . In his memory a function is celebrated every year in the month of February . On this date Rs . 1000 ( INR ) is distributed to war widows ( Veer Nariyan ) . The chairperson of this society is the Major General of 10 Div C / O 56 APO ( Indian Army ) . His grandson , Mr . Sunil Singh , is now the President of the above mentioned trust .
Department of Defense container system The Department of Defense container system comprises all U . S . Department of Defense - owned , leased , and controlled 20 - or 40 - foot intermodal ISO intermodal container s ( shipping containers ) and flatracks , supporting equipment such as generator sets and chassis , container handling equipment , information systems , and other infrastructure that supports DOD transportation and logistic operations , including commercially provided transportation services . This also includes 463L pallet s , unit load s , ULDs , nets , and tie down equipment as integral components of the DOD Intermodal Container System . The size and configuration of the common - use portion of the DOD container system controlled by the U . S . Transportation Command ( USTRANSCOM ) , will be determined by USTRANSCOM based on established requirements and availability of commercially owned containers and equipment . USTRANSCOM will lease or procure additional containers as required to augment the DOD container system .
Clark Hewitt Galloway Colonel Clark Hewitt Galloway ( September 23 , 1898 – January 1 , 1961 ) was an American newspaper and magazine editor , Latin American affairs expert and Colonel in the United States Army . Journalism career . Galloway worked on newspapers in Fort Morgan and Fort Collins , Colo . , Chicago , Ill . , Omaha , Neb . , and Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs , Iowa . In Council Bluffs , Galloway was the managing editor of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil . He joined the staff of the Washington bureau of the Associated Press in July 1938 , and remained there until March 1941 , when he was ordered to active military duty . Upon leaving active military service in November 1945 , he joined the U . S . News Publishing Corp . , where he served as editor of Latin American and Canadian news ; first for United States News , then for World Report , and finally , for the combined magazine , U . S . News and World Report . During his career , Galloway interviewed and wrote about some of the most influential figures in Latin America , including Fidel Castro and Juan Peron . Military . Galloway was commissioned Second Lieutenant in World War I at the age of 19 , and was active in the Organized Reserve Corps between World Wars . He was ordered to active duty as a member of the War Department General Staff in March 1941 , where he served until November 1945 . From 1943 - 1945 , Galloway held the grade of Colonel while serving in the Army Intelligence Corps . Education . Cornell College Medill School of Journalism , Northwestern University Memberships and Associations . National Press Club Overseas Writers Association Explorers Club of New York Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Delta Chi
Hans Loritz Oberführer ( Senior Colonel ) Hans Loritz ( 12 December 1895 , Augsburg - 31 January 1946 ) joined the SS in September , 1930 and the NSDAP in August , 1930 . In 1933 , he formed and commanded the Austrian SS Standarte at the Dachau concentration camp . From mid - December , 1933 to July , 1934 , he was the only commander of the camp at Papenburg and when that camp was closed in late July , 1934 , he was transferred to KZ Esterwegen where he was the Commandant for two years before being transferred back to serve as Commandant of Dachau until 1939 . He was dismissed in July , 1939 by Hitler for being to harsh . He became a section leader of the General SS in Klagenfurt . In 1940 Himmler posted him to Sachsenhausen , to replace Walter Eisfeld . That lasted until 1942 , when he was removed by the suggestion of Oswald Pohl , leader of the SS - WVHA . He was then sent to oversee a camp in Norway . After the war , he was arrested and imprisoned at the internment camp in Neumünster to await trial by the Soviet s ; he committed suicide , however , in January 1946 .