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The Dead ( poem ) The Dead is the name of two poems by Rupert Brooke , parts III and IV of his collection " 1914 " . 1914 . Brooke wrote the five poems that were published in 1914 in the autumn after the outbreak of the First World War when he enlisted in the Royal Naval Division . Also in this collection is ' The Soldier ' , one of Brooke ' s most famous poems , though ' The Dead ' ( IV ) was one of his personal favourites . The poems were published in New Numbers before being published in 1914 . Brooke published five poems for this collection : I : ' Peace ' , II : ' Safety ' , III : ' The Dead ' , IV : ' The Dead ' , V : ' The Soldier ' . III : The Dead . " Blow out , you bugles , over the rich Dead ! " " There ' s none of these so lonely and poor of old , " " But , dying , has made us rarer gifts than gold . " " These laid the world away ; poured out the red " " Sweet wine of youth ; gave up the years to be " " Of work and joy , and that unhoped serene , " " That men call age ; and those who would have been , " " Their sons , they gave , their immortality . " " Blow , bugles , blow ! They brought us , for our dearth " " Holiness , lacked so long , and Love , and Pain . " " Honour has come back , as a king , to earth , " " And paid his subjects with a royal wage ; " " And Nobleness walks in our ways again ; " " And we have come into our heritage . " IV : The Dead . " These hearts were woven of human joys and cares " , " Washed marvellously with sorrow , swift to mirth " . " The years had given them kindness . Dawn was theirs , " " And sunset , and the colours of the earth " . " These had seen movement , and heard music ; known " " Slumber and waking ; loved ; gone proudly friended " ; " Felt the quick stir of wonder ; sat alone ; " " Touched flowers and furs and cheeks . All this is ended " . " There are waters blown by changing winds to laughter " " And lit by the rich skies , all day . And after , " " Frost , with a gesture , stays the waves that dance " " And wandering loveliness . He leaves a white " " Unbroken glory , a gathered radiance " , " A width , a shining peace , under the night . " Usage . The first three lines of the third poem appear engraved on the Memorial arch located at the entrance to the Royal Military College of Canada which commemorated the fallen ex - cadets from World War I onwards .
Segismundo Casado Segismundo Casado López ( 1893 , Nava de la Asunción , Segovia – 1968 , Madrid ) was a Spanish Army officer in the Second Spanish Republic during the Spanish Civil War , commanding the Republican Spanish Army in 1939 . Together with Juan Besteiros , a member of the Cortes Generales and a socialist , in 1939 Casado conducted a " coup d ' etat " against the government of Prime Minister Juan Negrín , claiming Negrín wanted a Communist takeover . Republican forces regained control of Madrid , and Casado ' s efforts to negotiate a peace with General Franco failed . He insisted on unconditional surrender , which occurred in 1939 . Casado went into exile in Venezuela , not returning to Spain until 1961 . Early life . The son of a military man , Casado entered the Royal Cavalry Academy at Valladolid at age 15 . He progressed as an officer , reaching the rank of major by 1936 . At the time , he served as head of the military household of President Manuel Azaña , established under the Second Republic of Spain . Spanish Civil War . After the start of the Spanish Civil War , Casado helped to develop the tactics of the Spanish Republican Army in central Spain . He participated in the defense of Madrid and the battle of Jarama . He was promoted to colonel in 1938 and fought in the battle of Brunete . In 1938 , he was the commander of one army corps ( out of five ) in the republican central zone . In 1939 he was given command of the Republican Central Army . Casado ' s coup and the end of the war . On March 5 , 1939 Casado , claiming that Prime Minister Juan Negrín was planning a Communist takeover , conducted a coup d ' état with the support of Julián Besteiro , the leader of the right wing of the Spanish Socialist Workers ' Party , and disillusioned anarchist leaders . They established an anti - Negrín " Consejo Nacional de Defensa " . General José Miaja in Madrid joined the rebellion on March 6 by ordering the arrests of Communists in the city . Negrin fled to France on 6 March . But Luis Barceló , commander of the 1st Corps of the Army of the Center , rejected the " coup " and tried to regain control of the capital . His troops entered Madrid and there was fierce fighting for several days in the capital . Anarchist troops led by Cipriano Mera managed to defeat the 1st Corps , and Barceló was captured and executed . Casado tried to negotiate a peace settlement with General Francisco Franco , who refused anything less than unconditional surrender . Surviving members of the Republican Army were no longer willing to fight . The Nationalist Army entered Madrid virtually unopposed on March 28 , 1939 . Aftermath . Casado fled to Valencia , where he boarded an English ship at the end of March and went into exile in Venezuela . He remained in exile in Venezuela until 1961 , when he returned to Spain in 1961 . Besteiros was arrested and tried in a court martial , where he was sentenced to life imprisonment . He died in prison .
HMS Milford ( 1809 ) HMS " Milford " was a 74 - gun third rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy , launched on 1 April 1809 at Milford Haven . She was designed by Jean - Louis Barrallier as a large class 74 , and was the only ship built to her draught . As a large 74 , she carried 24 pdrs on her upper gun deck , instead of the 18 pdrs found on the middling and common class 74s . " Milford " was placed on harbour service in 1825 , and was broken up in 1846 .
Landskrona Citadel Landskrona Citadel ( or " Landskrona slott " ) is situated in Landskrona , Scania , southern Sweden . Initially built 1549 – 1559 as a purely defensive fortification with two complete moat s , the inner with a width of . The outer ( complete ) moat is between wide , and has cross fire bastion s for artillery and guns . Outside the outer moat , a third narrower moat covers the northwest and northeast . There also exist remains of a fourth moat ( between the two outer moats ) . The fortifications and moats system surrounding the castle is known to be one of Europe ' s largest and best preserved . In the area between the outer and far outer moat resides the oldest area of allotment - garden cottages of Sweden . It was captured in 1644 by forces led by Gustav Horn , but returned to Danish possession the year after . It became Swedish again in 1658 as a result of the Treaty of Roskilde . Between 1667 and 1675 , the citadel was expanded with extensive bastions . Thus on 2 August 1676 , during a new war between Sweden and Denmark , the commandant Hieronymus Lindeberg surrendered himself and the castle to a Danish army unit . Until peace was restored in 1679 , the castle was used as a center of command by the Scanian voluntary army corps ( " Friskydter " in Danish - Scanian history , " Snapphanar " in Swedish ) which fought together with the regular Danish army against the Swedish occupiers . Lindeberg survived the Danes but were later executed on order of Swedish king Charles IX ( " Karl IX " ) . In the middle of the 18th century , the local military commander feared ( quite suddenly ) that the 15th century church " Johannes Babtistæ Kyrka " ( " John the Baptist church " ) , which at the time was the second largest in Scania , must be destroyed . The reason was a fear for enemy canons in the church tower . The whole church was demolished and a new one , " Sofia Albertina " , was built some decades later . The castle was used as a women ' s prison from the late 19th century and some decades later . Today the castle is both a kind of museum ( guided tours only , but not expensive , daily during the summer ) and can be rented for private parties .
Charles Riley ( Bishop of Bendigo ) Charles Lawrence Riley CBE , VD ( 10 October 1888 - 1 April 1971 ) was an Australian Anglican bishop : the fourth Bishop of Bendigo from 1938 to 1957 ; and Chaplain - General to the AMF from 1942 until 1957 . He was born into an ecclesiastical family , the son of the Most Reverend Charles Owen Leaver Riley , Bishop of Perth from 1894 to 1914 then Archbishop until his death in 1929 ; and the grandson of Lawrence William Riley , sometime Vicar of St Cross Knutsford , England . He was educated at Hale School , Perth and Gonville and Caius College , Cambridge and ordained in 1914 . After a curacy in Stoke on Trent he held incumbencies at St Hilda , Perth then St Mary in the same city . After these he was Archdeacon of Northam from 1930 until his ordination to the episcopate .
Knox ' s Headquarters State Historic Site Knox ' s Headquarters State Historic Site , in the town of New Windsor in Orange County , New York , consists of the Georgian house of the Ellison family , built in 1754 , and the grounds around it . It is located on Old Forge Hill Road , just south of Route 94 east of Vails Gate . Although most closely associated with Henry Knox , who was using it as his headquarters as the Revolutionary War drew to a close in the early 1780s , it was used as a general ' s headquarters throughout most of the war , by Nathanael Greene and Horatio Gates . The site was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1972 . While owned by the New York State Office of Parks , Recreation and Historic Preservation the Ellison House is administered and operated by the Palisades Interstate Park Commission , like many other state parks and historic sites in the mid - and lower Hudson region . Today , the house can be toured when the site is open . It is used to educate visitors about how 18th - century families such as the Ellisons actually lived . On holidays and special occasions staff dress in reproduction period clothing and give special events . Staff dressed as the 2nd Continental Artillery frequently demonstrate cannon use on the grounds during special events , as Knox was best known for his command of Continental artillery . The house and its grounds were the setting and subject of the children ' s haunted - house novel " Buried Treasure " ( 1919 ) , by the best - selling children ' s author Henry Everett McNeil . The book is illustrated with McNeil ' s own photographs ( made circa 1911 or 1912 ) of the various buildings and bridge at the Knox site . The Jane Colden Plant Sanctuary along some of the trails in the nearby woods memorializes America ' s first female botanist , who also resided in the area .
USNS Washington Chambers ( T - AKE - 11 ) USNS " Washington Chambers " ( T - AKE - 11 ) is a of the United States Navy , named in honor of Captain Washington Chambers ( 1856 – 1934 ) , a pioneer in US naval aviation . The contract to build " Washington Chambers " was awarded to National Steel and Shipbuilding Company on 12 December 2008 . Her keel was laid down on 25 August 2009 . " Washington Chambers " was launched and christened on 11 September 2010 sponsored by Loretta Penn , wife of former Acting Secretary of the Navy , B . J . Penn . The ship will deliver ammunition , provisions , spare parts , potable water and petroleum products to US Navy and other navy ships at sea , allowing them to remain underway and combat ready for extended periods of time . " Washington Chambers " was delivered to the US Navy ' s Military Sealift Command on 23 February 2011 , following a series of tests and sea trials .
Hubert Hugo Hubert Hugo ( ca 1618 – 1678 ) was a merchant in Dutch Suratte , a privateer on the Red Sea , and governor of Dutch Mauritius from 1672 to 1677 . Life . Hugo was born in Delft . In 1639 he joined the Dutch East India Company . Around 1641 he arrived in Batavia and soon he was appointed in Dutch Suratte . There he was stationed twelve years . In 1654 he returned to the Dutch Republic as a vice - admiral . In 1661 he sailed on the " Black Eagle " to Le Havre and hired forty sailors . Via Torbay , and Madagascar he arrived at Mocha in the Red Sea and succeeded to capture four Arab ships . In 1662 on his way to France , he paid a visit to Mauritius . There 34 Dutch sailors from the sunk ship " Arnhem " joined him . He promised to drop them on Saint Helena , but the sailors decided not to leave and Hugo sailed to the West - Indies . In 1665 he seems to have been back in the Red Sea . In 1671 he wrote a letter to the Lords XVII , the managers of the VOC , and proposed to organize ( slave ) trade on India and Africa from Mauritius . They accepted his proposal within a few days , because Wreede , while drinking too much , should be replaced . Hugo insisted on becoming independent from the commander on Cape of Good Hope . Hugo left the Republic in December 1671 with his wife Marie , five children and fifty soldiers . In February 1673 he arrived on Mauritius , unsuccessful in buying slaves on Madagascar . Hugo noticed the vegetable garden was in a deplorable state . On the first night he hardly slept because of all the rats walking around in the attic . He organized agriculture quickly and a road was built in order to remove the ebony trees . In February 1674 the island was hit by a heavy storm and all the buildings were destroyed . In September 1677 Isaac Johannes Lamotius arrived on Mauritius . Hugo left the island disappointed and sailed to Batavia and asked the Company to pay his salary to his mother - in - law .
A Life on the Ocean Wave " A Life on the Ocean Wave " is a poem - turned - song by Epes Sargent published in 1838 and set to music by Henry Russell . Overview . One day Sargent and Russell were walking on The Battery in New York City watching the ships enter the harbour . This scene inspired Sargent to write a poem , which Russell then put to music . The song soon became popular in both the United Kingdom and the United States . At an 1851 celebration in Salem , Massachusetts , the Boston Cadet Band gave the new clipper ship " Witch of the Wave " a lively sendoff by striking up " A Life on the Ocean Wave " as the USS " R . B . Forbes " towed the new clipper out to set sail for Boston . In 1882 , the Deputy Adjutant General of the Royal Marines requested that the Bandmaster of each Royal Marine Division ( Portsmouth , Plymouth , Chatham ) submit an arrangement for a new regimental march for the Corps , if possible based on a naval song . Kappey , the Bandmaster of the Chatham Division , submitted an arrangement of " A Life on the Ocean Wave " , with an eight bar trio from " The Sea " by Sigismund Neukomm , which was authorised for use as the regimental quick march of the Corps of Royal Marines in 1882 . In the United States , it is the official march of the U . S . Merchant Marine Academy . The tune , played by the Band of the Royal Marines , is played over the opening credits of the 1992 BBC television film " An Ungentlemanly Act " , about the first days of the invasion of the Falkland Islands in 1982 .
Action of 13 May 1942 The Action of 13 May 1942 was a naval engagement between the British Royal Navy and the German Kriegsmarine . It was an attempt by Royal Navy Motor Torpedo Boats ( MTBs ) to stop the German auxiliary cruiser " Stier " from reaching Gironde , France . " Stier " made it through the English Channel and reached Gironde , but MTBs sunk the German fleet torpedo boats " Iltis " and " Seeadler " . MTB 220 was sunk by the German ships . Background . The " Stier " was an auxiliary cruiser , a former merchant ship armed with hidden weapons and designed to be used as a merchant raider . The German plan was for " Stier " , disguised as the minesweeper " Sperrbrecher 171 " , to be escorted through the English Channel to Gironde , France . From there , " Stier " was to break out into the Atlantic to attack Allied merchant ships . The escort for " Stier " was the 5th Torpedo Boat Flotilla , consisting of the torpedo boats " Seeadler " , " Kondor " , " Falke " , and " Iltis " as well as 16 R - boat minesweepers . The torpedo boats were all " Raubvogel " or " Raubtier " class . " Stier " left Rotterdam with the escort on 12 May , heading into the channel . The Battle . The German ships began picking up British MTBs on radar around two hours after midnight on 13 May . Crew on some of the German ships reported hearing motor noises , but the MTBs could not be seen . The German ships were shelled by British coastal batteries in the Strait of Dover , but the batteries scored no hits . At around 3 : 30 am , the MTBs began their attack . German gunners hit and sunk MTB 220 , and damaged several other MTBs . Around 4 : 00 am , one of the MTBs fired a torpedo meant for " Stier " that hit " Iltis " instead , breaking " Iltis " in two . Less than fifteen minutes later , " Seeadler " was also hit by a torpedo , rolled over , split , and sank . As " Stier " and its remaining escort neared German shore batteries at Boulogne , the MTBs withdrew . Around 118 German sailors lost their lives in the battle . Aftermath . " Stier " and its escort did not encounter any other Royal Navy forces after 13 May . On 15 May RAF aircraft attacked the escort . The minesweeper " M 26 " was sunk off Cap de la Hague and " M 256 " was badly damaged . On 19 May " Stier " reached Gironde , and broke out into the Atlantic on 20 – 21 May .
Accuracy International Accuracy International is a specialist British firearm s manufacturer based in Portsmouth , Hampshire , England and best known for producing the Accuracy International Arctic Warfare series of precision sniper rifle s . The company was established in 1978 by British Olympic shooting gold medallist Malcolm Cooper , MBE ( 1947 – 2001 ) , Sarah Cooper , Martin Kay , and the designers of the weapons , Dave Walls and Dave Caig . All were highly skilled international or national target shooters . Accuracy International ' s high - accuracy sniper rifle s are in use with many military units and police departments around the world . Accuracy International went into liquidation in 2005 , and was bought by a British consortium including the original design team of Dave Walls and Dave Caig . The company is currently ( 2012 ) equally owned by two directors , Dave Walls and Tom Irwin along with Paul Bagshaw . Dave Caig remains in the business as a consultant . The Accuracy International rifle system has gained success , due in part to the design considerations put into the overall rifle . The rifles are hand - built . The AWSM ( Arctic Warfare Super Magnum ) set the world record for the longest confirmed combat kill . The rifle stock design is designed for good ergonomics . The comfort in holding the rifle and the reduced recoil aids accuracy . The barrel is interchangeable with other calibres ; this can be done in the field in about 15 minutes . With the barrel clamped in a barrel vise , the barrel is removed from the action , and another one screwed into the action and tightened in place with a torque wrench . The inherent accuracy of the rifle is due to the action being bolted with four screws and permanently bonded with epoxy material to an aluminium receiver , to which all major rifle components are in turn attached . As it keeps the action from moving away from zero , the accuracy of the rifle is very high . Adding a folding stock handle , this sniper rifle can be used for both HALO insertions and walking deployments of sniper forces . Accuracy International introduced their new AS50 . 50 BMG calibre semi - automatic rifle at the 2005 SHOT Show in Las Vegas and their new AX Series at the 2010 Shot Show in Las Vegas . The UK government announced in March 2008 the award of an £11 million contract to produce rifles for the British Army .
G . S . Patrick G . S . Patrick was a Rear Admiral in the United States Navy . Biography . Patrick was born Goldsborough Patrick on Goat Island in San Francisco , California . His father was Navy Chaplain Bower Reynolds Patrick . Career . Patrick ' s first assignments were aboard the USS Augusta ( CA - 31 ) , USS Pope ( DD - 225 ) and USS Farragut ( DD - 348 ) . On December 7 , 1941 , Patrick was stationed at Pearl Harbor . During the attack that day , his directive that moored ships store live ammunition in their gun mounts would help the U . S . resistance against the Imperial Japanese Navy . He later commanded the USS Preston ( DD - 795 ) after the entrance of the U . S . into World War II . During this time , he commanded the Preston in the Battle of Iwo Jima and the Battle of Okinawa . Later , Patrick would command the USS Wisconsin ( BB - 64 ) during the Korean War . Following the war , he was named Chief of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in the Netherlands and Inspector General of the Navy . Awards he received include the Navy Cross , Bronze Star Medal with award star and the Legion of Merit .
Dabulamanzi kaMpande Dabulamanzi kaMpande ( 1839 – September 22 , 1886 ) was a Zulu commander in the Anglo - Zulu War . He was a half - brother of Cetshwayo kaMpande , the Zulu king at the time . His father was Mpande , the previous Zulu king , which made him a half - nephew of the famous and legendary Shaka . His mother was Sanguza . He took part in the Battle of Isandlwana , where he led the Undi Corps . He then led the Zulu force at the Battle of Rorke ' s Drift .
Henry A . Clemson Henry A . Clemson ( 1820 – 8 December 1846 ) was an officer in the United States Navy in the early 19th century . Born in New Jersey , Clemson was appointed a midshipman in 1836 . He served in " St . Mary ' s " and " Somers " during the Mexican - American War . Passed Midshipman Clemson was drowned 8 December 1846 when " Somers " capsized off Vera Cruz in a squall while chasing a blockade runner . USS " Clemson " ( DD - 186 ) was named for him . A memorial was erected at the United States Naval Academy to him and three other midshipmen who died at Vera Cruz .
Sariwon - class corvette The " Sariwon " class corvette is a Soviet - designed corvette used by North Korea . They are based on the Soviet Tral class fleet minesweepers , but were built in North Korea in the 1960s . There are currently five active ships of this type in the Korean People ' s Navy . Stationed on the east coast , these ships were likely built at either Mayang - do Naval Shipyards or Bong Dao Bo Shipyards in nearby Sinpo on the mainland .
Battle of St . Johns Bluff The Battle of St . John ' s Bluff was fought from October 1 – 3 , 1862 , between Union and Confederate forces in Duval County , Florida , during the American Civil War . The battle resulted in a significant Union victory , helping secure their control of the Jacksonville area . History . Early in the war , Confederate Brigadier General Joseph Finnegan established an artillery battery on St . John ' s Bluff near Jacksonville , Florida , to stop the movement of Union Navy ships up the St . Johns River . This was part of a series of Confederate defensive works that had been constructed near Fort Caroline . But once Union forces had occupied the town of Jacksonville , it became necessary for them to also reduce the enemy batteries along the St . Johns River to consolidate control of the general area . Union Brigadier General John Milton Brannan embarked with about 1 , 500 infantry aboard the transports " Boston " , " Ben DeFord " , " Cosmopolitan " , and " Neptune " at Hilton Head , South Carolina , on September 30 , 1862 . The flotilla arrived at the mouth of the St . John ' s River on October 1 , where Commander Charles Steedman ' s gunboat s — , , , , , and — joined them . By midday , the gunboats approached the bluff , while Brannan began landing troops at Mayport Mills . Another Union infantry force landed at Mount Pleasant Creek , about five miles in the rear of the Confederate battery , and began marching overland on October 2 . Outmaneuvered , Lieutenant Commander Charles F . Hopkins , the local Confederate commander , abandoned the position after dark . When the gunboats approached the bluff the next day , its guns were silent .