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USS Tallahatchie County ( LST - 1154 ) USS " Tallahatchie County " ( LST - 1154 ) was the second of only two " Talbot County " - class tank landing ships ( LSTs ) built for the United States Navy just after World War II . Named after Tallahatchie County , Mississippi , she was the only U . S . Navy vessel to bear the name . Construction . LST - 1154 was laid down on 4 August 1945 at the Boston Navy Yard ; launched on 19 July 1946 ; sponsored by Mrs . Wilder D . Baker ; and commissioned on 24 May 1949 with Commander Courtland T . Babcock in command . History . From her commissioning until 1962 , LST - 1154 alternated assignments for the Amphibious Force , Atlantic Fleet along the east coast of the United States with assignment to the 6th Fleet during periodic deployments to the Mediterranean . She was redesignated USS " Tallahatchie County " ( LST - 1154 ) on 1 July 1955 . She was decommissioned at Charleston ( SC ) Naval Shipyard in 1960 in preparation for conversion to AVB - 2 . On 3 February 1962 her conversion was completed to an Advance Aviation Base Ship ( one of two ships of the steam - powered " LST - 1153 " - class ) and redesignated USS " Tallahatchie County " ( AVB - 2 . ) Her aft superstructure was extended forward and her forecastle built up ; electronic antennas and a heavy king post were mounted amidships . As an AVB , " Tallahatchie County " was designed to provide command and logistic facilities to a squadron of P - 2 Neptune or P - 3 Orion antisubmarine patrol planes operating from an improvised land base in Souda Bay , Crete . Squadron equipment was carried in mobile vans , transported in " Tallahatchie County ' s " tank deck , and landed over her bow ramp . For the remainder of her career , " Tallahatchie County " provided support to aviation units in the Mediterranean . She was decommissioned on 3 January 1970 and struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 15 July 1970 . " Tallahatchie County " was sold for scrapping to " Contieri Navali Santa Maria " of Genoa , Italy in July 1970 .
Incentive flight An Incentive flight is a form of an Incentive program offered by the United States Air Force . Flights are often offered to individuals who show exceptional performance in their duties , and usually last around an hour . For fighter wings , the flight involves flying in the cockpit of the jet , while cargo jets involve rides in the cargo bay .
Harold Gardner Harold Ford Gardner ( December 3 , 1898 – October 16 , 2006 ) was a veteran of the First World War , although he served for less than 24 hours in the United States Army . Gardner was born in Pennsylvania and enlisted for military duty in 1918 . He was on a train ready to go to a boot camp on 11 November 1918 , the day the armistice was signed , when he was ordered off by an officer . Gardner received a $ 1 check for one day ' s pay . This is only one of hundreds of stories from Harold ' s long life . He was a master mechanic and machinist who worked for IBM , Endicott Johnson , City of Binghamton , and Link Aviation as well as Pratt - Whitney during the Second World War , troubleshooting aircraft engines . He loved to work on antique cars , clocks and guns , and could often be found in his workshop making replacement parts when none could be obtained . He died in Sayre .
SM UB - 35 SM " UB - 35 " was a German Type UB II submarine or U - boat in the German Imperial Navy ( ) during World War I . The U - boat was ordered on 22 July 1915 and launched on 28 December 1915 . She was commissioned into the German Imperial Navy on 22 June 1916 as SM " UB - 35 " . The submarine sank 43 ships in 26 patrols . " UB - 35 " was depth charge d and sunk by British warships including in the English Channel on 26 January 1918 .
Felix Zymalkowski Prof . Dr . Felix Zymalkowski ( 13 August 1913 in Berlin - Grünau – 17 August 2004 in Bonn ) was a German Schnellboot commander in World War II , recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross and since 1963 professor of pharmaceutical chemistry . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Zymalkowski was a student of Karl Wilhelm Rosenmund at the University of Kiel . He achieved his habilitation in 1955 before he was called to the University of Bonn in 1963 . On 27 November 1944 Zymalkowski married Barbara Zimmermann . The marriage produced two daughters , Katharina born 1946 and Brigitte born 1948 .
Château de Latoue The Château de Latoue is a castle in the " commune " of Latoue in the Haute - Garonne " département " of France . Construction began in the 12th century , with major additions and alterations in the 13th , 16th and 18th centuries . Privately owned , it has been listed since 1979 as a " monument historique " by the French Ministry of Culture .
SS British Consul SS " British Consul " was a tanker built by Sir James Laing & Sons Ltd . , Sunderland in 1924 and operated by the British Tanker Company . Propulsion . " British Consul " was a steamship . She had nine corrugated furnaces heating three 180 lb / in single - ended boilers with combined heating surface of . These fed steam to her three - cylinder triple - expansion steam engine , which was built by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company . First Sinking . On the night of 18 – 19 February 1942 the ship was anchored in Port of Spain , Trinidad . She had been due to sail at midnight but submarines had been reported outside the port . The Royal Navy granted her Master , Captain G . A . Dickson , permission to defer sailing until 0400 hrs . as his crew would have a better chance of sighting submarines in daylight . " Kapitänleutnant " Albrecht Achilles of reported that he fired two stern - launched torpedoes into Port of Spain anchorage at 0532 hrs . and that one of these struck " British Consul " . Captain Dickson reports that the torpedo struck her " " between the pumproom and the poop , starting a fire " " . All hands got away in the lifeboats and stood by under the bow . She sank in shallow water so the crew reboarded her . " British Consul " was salvaged and Captain Dickson transferred to New York where he was given command of the " MV British Prudence " . Second Sinking . In August 1942 " British Consul " , now commanded by Captain James Kennedy , joined Convoy TAW ( S ) from Trinidad " via " Curaçao to Key West . " Kapitänleutnant " Reinhard Suhren of reported that on the morning of 19 August 1942 he attacked the convoy and hit three ships including " British Consul " . Captain Kennedy and one crew member were lost . The survivors were rescued by the and landed at Guantánamo Bay , Cuba . This time " British Consul " could not be recovered . Replacement ship . A replacement ship of the same name was launched on 2 March 1950 at Harland and Wolff ' s Glasgow shipyard . At 8 , 655 gross tons the new " British Consul " was significantly larger than the original 1924 tanker .
587th Tactical Missile Group The 587th Tactical Missile Group is an inactive United States Air Force unit . It was last assigned to the 38th Tactical Missile Wing and stationed at Sembach Air Base , West Germany . It was inactivated on 25 September 1962 . History . Controlled Mace and Matador tactical cruise missiles in West Germany at dispersed locations . Stations . Matador / Mace dispersed missile locations
Amphion ( ship ) The Amphion was the personal pleasure craft of king Gustav III of Sweden . It was designed by Fredrik Henrik af Chapman , a famous 18th - century Swedish ship engineer , built at Djurgårdsvarvet in Stockholm in the summer of 1778 , and launched the same year . Amphion , named after Zeus ' son and culture patron in Greek mythology , served as a royal yacht and headquarters ship . The ship was essentially a modified turuma , a type of shallow - draught frigate that served in the Swedish archipelago fleet . It was equipped with oars to allow it maneuverability of a galley while retaining a broadside of heavy guns and a full rig . It was equivalent to similar " archipelago frigates " of the archipelago fleet , but at Gustav III ' s request it was built without heavy cannons and therefore differed significantly from the other ships of the same type . Amphion turned out to be one of Chapman ' s few failures as a ship designer . The ship suffered from poor seakeeping ability and was also too heavy to row . On its maiden voyage from Karlskrona to Stockholm , poor weather conditions left Amphion shipwrecked in the archipelago of Stockholm , and Gustav III was required to come ashore at Dalaro . Thereafter it was used mostly for trips out on Lake Mälaren , though also it was used as the king ' s personal command ship during The Russo - Swedish war of 1788 - 1790 . She later served as a barracks ship into the 19th Century . In 1884 Amphion was cut up for firewood . Amphion ' s figurehead and stern castle with the royal command room were spared , and can be seen at the Maritime Museum in Stockholm . The preserved parts underwent preservation and restoration between 2003 - 2006 , and was performed by conservation studio Ateljé Catellani . The current stern was added in 1791 after the ship was damaged at the end of the Russian War . The former stern lacked the royal cypher , and its four windows gates were of a simpler design .
USS Fearless ( MSO - 442 ) USS " Fearless " ( AM / MSO - 442 ) was an . She was the third United States Navy ship to carry the name . " Fearless " was launched on 17 July 1953 by Higgins , Inc . , New Orleans , Louisiana ; sponsored by Mrs . A . J . Higgins , Jr . ; and commissioned on 22 September 1954 , Lieutenant J . Roberts in command . Authorized as AM - 442 ; she was reclassified as an Ocean Minesweeper , MSO - 442 , 7 February 1955 . Service history . With Charleston , South Carolina as her home port , " Fearless " operated through 1960 on training operations , experiments and tests , and in exercises along the coast and in the Caribbean . Every other year from 1955 she sailed to the Mediterranean for duty with the 6th Fleet , joining in North Atlantic Treaty Organisation exercises and visiting European ports . In the spring of 1956 , she conducted joint exercises with ships of the Royal Canadian Navy , and through that summer experimented with controllable pitch propellers and mine - countermeasures equipment at Charleston and Port Everglades , Florida . In August 1987 " Fearless " was towed by to the Persian Gulf in support of Operation Earnest Will , arriving in mid - September . Full scale mine countermeasures operations began in November of that year . " Fearless " remained in theatre at least into 1988 , clearing mines in the Persian Gulf . Her eligible crew earned the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for her service . " Fearless " operated out of Charleston , South Carolina during her entire career . She decommissioned on 23 October 1990 , and was struck five days later . She was sold by the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service for scrapping , 1 December 1992 to Seawitch Salvage , Baltimore , Maryland for $ 6 , 000 . " Fearless " received four Navy " E " Ribbon s , one Meritorious Unit Commendation , one Navy Unit Commendation and two Secretary of the Navy Letter of Commendations during her career .
John Peyton ( soldier ) Sir John Peyton ( 1544 – 1630 ) was an English soldier , MP and administrator . He was born in Knowlton , Kent to John Peyton ( died 1558 ) and Dorothy Peyton , who was the daughter of John Tyndale . He entered Parliament in 1572 as MP for King ' s Lynn and was re - elected to the same seat in 1584 and 1593 . He was knight ed in 1586 and served under Robert Dudley . He was Lieutenant - Governor of Bergen op Zoom from 1586 to 1587 and was a colonel " in the forces for the defence of the queen ' s person against the threatened attack of the Spanish Armada " in 1588 . He was Sheriff of Norfolk for 1588 . He served as a deputy lieutenant of Cambridgeshire under Roger North in 1596 and MP for Middlesex in 1597 . He was appointed lieutenant of the Tower of London from 1597 to 1603 , during which time he gave kind attention to Sir Walter Raleigh when he was imprisoned . He sat in Parliament for the last time in 1601 as member for Weymouth . He later served as Governor of Jersey from 1603 to 1630 ; a post that was formerly held by Raleigh . On 8 June 1578 , Peyton married Dorothy Bell ( died 1603 ) , the widow of Sir Robert Bell ( died 1577 ) , co - heiress of Edward Beaupré of Beaupré Hall , Outwell , Norfolk , and his second wife , Catherine Beddingfield . Peyton gained a position in the county of Norfolk from his wife ' s property and the responsibilities of raising Bell ' s eight children , together with his only son , Sir John Peyton ( 1579 – 1635 ) .
Léon Bouthillier , comte de Chavigny Léon Bouthillier , comte de Chavigny ( March 28 , 1608 – October 11 , 1652 ) was a Foreign Minister of France to Louis XIII . Life . He was associated with his father , Claude Bouthillier , who took him to all major courts of Europe , tutoring in diplomacy , from 1629 to 1632 . To differentiate Bouthillier father and son , Leo was called " The Younger " . On March 18 , 1632 , he was appointed Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs . In 1635 , he signed a treaty of alliance with Holland and Sweden . He acts as messenger between Gaston d ' Orleans and the government . He is also a friend of Mazarin , but their friendship does not survive the period of the regency . After the death of Louis XIII , he relinquished his office June 23 , 1643 but he was sent as plenipotentiary in the negotiations of Munster . Returning to France , he intrigued against Mazarin and approaches the Prince of Conde . He was arrested twice during the Fronde . In October 1652 , just before his death he made a large donation to Anthony Singlin , Jansen , Director of Port Royal , who is even suspected of extortion on this occasion . His son , Armand Jean le Bouthillier de Rancé , was the founder of the Trappist order . Another son , François - Denis , was bishop of Troyes and Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sens .
Albacora - class submarine The " Albacora " class is diesel - electric attack submarine ( SSK ) developed for the Portuguese Navy based on the French " Daphné " class submarine . In 1964 , the Portuguese government ordered the construction of four of this class at the " Dubigeòn - Normándie " Shipyard to create the 4th submarine flotilla . With the first submarine commissioned on October 1 , 1967 , the Portuguese Navy started to have a submarine able to operate in both coastal and oceanic zones , especially in the Portuguese exclusive economic zone . The last Albacora class submarine in service , the NRP " Barracuda " , made its final mission in 2010 . The class was replaced by two Type 214 / 209PN submarines .
Republic of Mainz The Republic of Mainz was the first democratic state on the current German territory and was centered in Mainz . A product of the French Revolutionary Wars , it lasted from March to July 1793 . Context . During the War of the First Coalition against France , the Prussian and Austrian troops that had invaded France retreated after the Battle of Valmy , allowing the French revolutionary army to counterattack . The troops of General Custine entered the Palatinate in late September , and occupied Mainz on 21 October 1792 . The ruler of Mainz , Elector - Archbishop Friedrich Karl Joseph von Erthal , had fled the city . Jacobin club . On the next day , 20 citizens of Mainz founded a Jacobin club , the ' ( ) . Together with their filial clubs founded later in Speyer and Worms , they promoted the Enlightenment and the French revolutionary ideals of ' in Germany , aiming for a German republic to be established following the French model . Most of the founding members of the Jacobin club were professors and students of the University of Mainz , together with the university librarian , Georg Forster , some merchants and Mainz state officials . For some time the ecclesiastic Friedrich Georg Pape was president of the club and editor of the " ( ) . Founding . By order of the French National Convention , elections in the French - occupied territories west of the Rhine were held on 24 February 1793 . 130 cities and towns sent their deputies to Mainz . The first democratically elected parliament on the territory of future Germany , called the " ( ) , met initially on 17 March 1793 , in the Deutschhaus building in Mainz ( nowadays the seat of the Rhineland - Palatinate state parliament ) . The convention declared the represented territory ( which extended to Bingen in the west and to Landau in the south ) to be free and democratic , and disclaimed any ties to the empire . The convention ' s president , Andreas Joseph Hofmann , proclaimed the Rhenish - German Free State ( ) from the balcony of the Deutschhaus . On 23 March 1793 , it was decided to send delegates ( among them Georg Forster and Adam Lux ) to Paris to seek the accession of the Free State to France . The French National Convention granted this request on 30 March . End . Soon after , Prussian troops retook all the French - occupied territory except for the heavily fortified city of Mainz itself . After a long siege in which much of the city was destroyed , Prussian and Austrian troops conquered the city on 22 July 1793 . The republic ended , and the Jacobins were persecuted until 1795 , when Mainz came under French control again .
10th Fighter Wing The 10th Fighter Wing was a unit of the United States Army Air Forces . Its last assignment was with the Fourth Air Force , based at Hamilton Army Airfield , California . It was inactivated on December 1 , 1943 . History . Assigned to Fourth Air Force as prewar Pursuit Wing , remained active at Hamilton Field , California until December 1 , 1943 .
West Coast Wing The West Coast Wing ( WCW ) is an inactive United States Air Force unit . Its last assignment was with the Pacific Division , Air Transport Command , headquartered at Fairfield - Suisun Air Force Base , California . It was inactivated on 30 September 1946 . History . The ATC West Coast Wing operated a transport route from Gray Army Airfield , Washington to Elmendorf Army Airfield , Alaska Territory during World War II . The route initially operated along the Northwest Pacific Coast providing supplies and equipment to support Eleventh Air Force and United States Army Alaskan Defense Command ground tactical units during the Aleutian Campaign . It later was extended though the Aleutian Islands to Alexai Point Army Airfield on Attu to support long - range bombing operations against the Kurile Islands of Northern Japan . The wing was initially headquartered at Boeing Field , Washington as part of Ferrying Command , Northwest Sector . Moved to Gray AAF , Washington in late 1942 , then to Fairfield - Suisun AAF , California in January 1945 . The route along the Western Pacific coast was closed on 31 December 1945 ; transport to Alaska being switched to the former Northwest Staging Route . The introduction of long - distance transports after the war made most intermediate stops redundant and the wing was inactivated in 1946 , responsibility for transport to Alaska being taken over by the ATC Pacific Division .
Operation Planet X During Operation Iraqi Freedom , Operation Planet X was a US Army mechanized raid conducted on a village near Ad Dawr and Al Dur , north of Tikrit on the night of 15 May 2003 by elements of the 1st Brigade Combat Team , U . S . 4th Infantry Division and Task Force Ironhorse in search of Ba ' ath party members and militants . The name of the operation may have been inspired by the cartoon Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century . As a result of this effort a key member of the former regime , Gen . Mahdi Al - Duri Al - Tikrit Adil Abdallah was captured along with 260 other prisoners , his bodyguards and members of his family . US fighting forces involved roughly 500 soldiers , 18 M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles , 12 artillery pieces , 30 HMMWVs , and 6 patrol boats . Casualties . No US , Coalition or Iraqi casualties or deaths were reported during the operation .
Eagle Vision 1 ( Commercial Satellite Imagery ) Eagle Vision One ( EV1 ) is a military based Commercial Satellite Imagery ( CSI ) capability programmed and funded by HQ AF / A2QS ( Air Force ISR Innovations ) . It is located at Ramstein Air Base , Germany , and is staffed by intelligence personnel assigned to the 24th Intelligence Squadron ( 24IS ) . The mission of EV1 is to maintain a deployable commercial satellite imagery system ready to support contingency operations , theater security cooperation events , and disaster relief efforts . The EV1 system consists of the two elements : a Data Acquisition Segment ( DAS ) which includes a direct downlink antenna and a computer server shelter that collects and processes imagery into a standard format , and a transit - cased Data Integration Segment ( DIS ) that processes the standard format products into useful products . EV1 works with satellite vendors from France ( Spot 4 & 5 ) , Canada ( RADARSAT 1 & 2 ) , and India ( CARTOSAT1 & 2 ) to provide unclassified imagery to customers . EV1 is part of a larger Eagle Vision enterprise that consists of four other units stationed in South Carolina , Alabama , California , and Hawaii . Newest tools at EV1 : EVR2EST is an unclassified imagery server used to upload and share imagery products . See the link below to view the EVR2EST server . References . http : / / docs . google . com / open ? id = 0B7sPKUxQw6P5eEJIRDI2elVHY2M http : / / www . disam . dsca . mil / pubs / v . 23 _ 4 / hartmetz . pdf http : / / www . fas . org / irp / program / process / eagle _ vision . htm http : / / findarticles . com / p / articles / mi _ m0IAJ / is _ 4 _ 23 / ai _ 78803060 / ? tag = content ; col1
AN / MRN - 1 The AN / MRN - 1 was an instrument approach localizer used by the Army Air Force during and after World War II . It was standardized on 3 July 1942 . It replaced the SCR - 241 , and was a component of SCS - 51 . Use . The transmitter provides a signal to guide the RC - 103 equipped aircraft to the centerline of a runway . The set radiates two intersecting field patterns , one of which is modulated at an audio frequency of 90 cycles per second , and the other at an audio frequency of 150 cycles per second . the shape of the radiated patterns is such that they intersect in a vertical plane called the " course " , which can be oriented ( by positioning the truck ) to intersect the ground in a line which coincides with the centerline of a landing runway . The range of the equipment is a function of the elevation of the receiving antenna : approximately 40 miles at an elevation of 2 , 500 feet , 70 miles at 6 , 000 feet , and 100 miles at 10 , 000 feet . The transmitter , BC - 751 - A has a frequency range from 108 . 3 to 110 . 3 Mc . power output is 25 Watts . Components . The AN / MRN - 1 is mounted in a K - 53 truck and is made up of the following components . Aircraft components . The RC - 103 - A is an airborne localizer receiver used to indicate a landing course in conjunction with the AAF instrument approach system . signals received from a transmitter , located at one end of the runway to be used , are fed into the cross - pointer indicator to indicate " on course " , " fly right " or " fly left " . Audio indication is also provided .
Alfred Ernest Ind Alfred Ernest Ind VC ( 16 September 1872 – 29 November 1916 ) was an English 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 . Ind was 29 years old , and a Shoeing Smith in X 1 Section Pompom s , Royal Horse Artillery , British Army during the Second Boer War when the following deed took place at Tafelkop , Orange River Colony , South Africa , for which he was awarded the VC . He later achieved the rank of Sergeant and was a member of Chestnut Troop