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INS Tarangini INS Tarangini is a tall ship of the Indian Navy , commissioned in 1997 as a sail training ship for naval cadets . " Tarangini " is a three - masted barque , square rigged on the fore and main masts and fore - and - aft rigged on the mizzen mast . She was constructed in Goa to a design by the British naval architect Colin Mudie , and launched on 1 December 1995 . INS Tarangini started its first circumnavigation of the globe in 2003 - 04 with the theme of " Building Bridges of Friendship across the Oceans " . During the fifteen - month voyage , the ship covered and visited 36 ports in 18 countries . The ship was received by the president , Dr . A . P . J . Abdul Kalam . On 10 January 2007 , INS " Tarangini " started for another overseas voyage of ten month duration named Lokayan 07 . In all the " Tarangini " will be calling on 23 ports in 16 countries on this voyage . The ship departed Kochi on 10 January 2007 and transited through the Suez Canal to reach the Atlantic Coast of North America . The ship participated in a series of tall ship events such as The World Peace Cup , Maritime Festival of Charleston , Sail Virginia , Sail Rhode Island and Sail Boston and returned to port on October 2007 after covering . The ship also undertook the Chola Expedition organized by the Maritime History Society of India to retrace the path followed by the Chola Seafarers from January to March 2008 . The ship called at the ports of Jakarta , Singapore and Phuket during the expedition . Keeping up with the tradition of flying the flag at foreign ports , INS " Tarangini " flew the Indian flag at the International Fleet Review during Diamond Jubilee celebrations of the Sri Lanka Navy in December 2010 . She was the only tall ship to grace the event . The ship was the first ship to be reviewed by Sri Lankan president . The ship stood out during the review with its yards manned by Indian Naval cadets and Sri Lankan Navy midshipmen . The value of sail training lies in its unique ability to foster the virtues of courage , camaraderie , " esprit - de - corps " and endurance - necessary ingredients for a strong character . Sailing platforms are ideal for exposing young officers to the challenges at sea to imbibe that indefinable quality of " sea sense " . Whilst under sail , every greenhorn enhances his appreciation of the elements to add value to his professional life in the Navy . INS " Tarangini " during the last 15 years has participated in 13 expeditions sailing over 1 , 88 , 000 NM , staying over 2100 days at sea , visiting seventy four ports in 39 countries – transforming young naval cadets into mariners . During such expeditions , the incredible panorama of cultures seen at far off lands , the exhilarating and demanding tall ship races , the exacting weather conditions and the enjoyable sea festivals , have undoubtedly left an imprint of achievement , created a sense of buoyancy and broadened the horizons of young trainees .
West Point Cemetery West Point Cemetery is a historic cemetery on the grounds of the United States Military Academy in West Point , New York . It overlooks the Hudson River , and served as a burial ground for American Revolutionary War soldiers and early West Point inhabitants long before 1817 when it was officially designated as a military cemetery . Prior to 1817 , the area was known as " German Flats " before it was formally designated as the official cemetery . Until that time several small burial plots scattered in mid - post also served as places of interment . The graves from these plots and the remains subsequently found during building excavations were removed to the new site . An improved road to the cemetery was constructed in 1840 , and the caretaker ' s cottage was erected in 1872 . Besides offices for the cemetery management , the caretaker ' s cottage now also houses West Point ' s Inspector General office . The cemetery is home to several monuments , to include Dade Monument , the Cadet Monument , Wood ' s Monument , and Margaret Corbin Monument .
HMS Danae ( F47 ) HMS " Danae " was a " Leander " - class frigate of the Royal Navy . She was , like the rest of the class , named after a figure of mythology . " Danae " was built by Devonport Dockyard . She was launched on 31 October 1965 and commissioned on 10 October 1967 . Royal Navy service . In 1968 , " Danae " became Gibraltar guardship and later joined HMY " Britannia " her in South America to perform royal escort duties . " Danae " subsequently undertook a Beira Patrol , which was designed to prevent oil reaching landlocked Rhodesia via the then Portuguese colony of Mozambique , of which the port of Beira there gave its name to the operation . " Danae " deployed to the Far East visiting Australia , New Zealand and Japan , and remaining in that region until the middle of 1969 . She then undertook another Beira Patrol , ( a routine duty for the Royal Navy until it was stopped in 1975 ) and finally returned to Devonport in October 1969 , having been deployed for 12 months . In 1974 , " Danae " deployed to the Far East via South Africa , the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf . The following year , " Danae " performed a variety of duties while in the North Atlantic including oil - rig and fishery protection . She became a member ( later flagship ) of the NATO Standing Naval Force Atlantic , shadowing the Russian Navy ' s Ocean 75 exercise . During the 1970s , " Danae " was one of the " Leander " - class frigates used as the fictional " HMS " Hero " " for the popular TV drama series " Warship " . The BBC ' s children ' s television programme " Blue Peter " featured " Warship " being filmed at Plymouth Dockyard on board " Danae " , with Lesley Judd in 1975 . Six episodes of " Warship " were filmed aboard " Danae " around that time . In 1977 , " Danae " took part in the Royal Navy Fleet Review to celebrate HM the Queen ' s Silver Jubilee . " Danae " was placed between her sister - ship " Euryalus " and " Antelope " . Soon after , " Danae " commenced a modernisation program , which included the removal of her single 4 . 5 - in twin turret to be replaced by an Exocet anti - ship missile system , giving " Danae " a powerful surface capability . The number of Sea Cat missile s she carried was also increased . The modernisation was completed in 1980 . In 1982 , " Danae " was assigned to NATO ' s Standing Force North Atlantic and was later deployed to the South Atlantic in the tense aftermath of the Falklands War , where she would escort the carrier " Illustrious " . She left later that year . The following year , the ship returned to the South Atlantic to undertake a Falkland Islands patrol , at a time when that region was still very tense . In 1985 , " Danae " made yet another journey to the South Atlantic . In the late 1980s the ship became ever more active with NATO ' s multi - national squadrons , though she was beginning to show signs of her increasing age . She was decommissioned in 1991 and sold to Ecuador , she was renamed " Morán Valverde " . Fate . " Morán Valverde " was decommissioned in October 2008 . In September 2010 she was taken into Andec Dock Ecuador to be scrapped . a process which was expected to be complete by March 2011 .
Fourth Air Army ( Japan ) The Fourth Air Army was a land - based aviation force of the Imperial Japanese Army . Formed in Rabaul in June 1943 , consisting of the 6th and 7th Air Division s . The air army was responsible for covering the Solomon Islands , Dutch New Guinea and the Territories of Papua and New Guinea areas of operations . The headquarters was based at Rabaul .
Cheng Yi ( Han Dynasty ) Cheng Yi ( died 211 ) was a military general serving under the warlord Han Sui during the late Han Dynasty period of Chinese history . He joined his lord in resisting Cao Cao in Guanzhong . He was killed in the Battle of Tong Pass , in the final phases of the battle . In fiction . In Luo Guanzhong ' s historical novel " Romance of the Three Kingdoms " , he was a subordinate of Han Sui and was killed by Xiahou Yuan at the Battle of Tong Pass .
William M . Stone William Milo Stone ( October 14 , 1827 , Jefferson County , New York – July 18 , 1893 , Oklahoma Territory ) was the sixth Governor of Iowa ( 1864 – 68 ) . Biography . Stone ' s family moved from New York to Coshocton , Ohio in 1834 . He read law there and was admitted to the bar in 1851 . In 1854 , he moved to Knoxville , Iowa , where he opened a law practice and bought the local newspaper . In 1856 , he was a delegate to the convention that formed the Republican Party , and he was an elector for 1856 Republican presidential nominee John C . Frémont . From 1857 - 61 , he served as a state district court judge . After the attack on Fort Sumter in 1861 , Stone enlisted as a private in the Union Army . He was quickly promoted to captain , and then major , of Company B , Third Iowa Infantry . He fought and was wounded at the Battle of Liberty , but returned to fight at the Battle of Shiloh , where he was taken prisoner . Stone was paroled by Jefferson Davis and sent to Washington , D . C . to negotiate an exchange of prisoners ; after initially failing to reach an agreement , he returned to Confederate captivity , was again paroled , and was released after an exchange agreement was reached . In 1862 , Stone was promoted to colonel of the 22nd Iowa Infantry . He led that unit in the Vicksburg Campaign , and was again wounded at the Battle of Vicksburg . Stone was named the Republican nominee for Governor in June 1863 , and resigned from the Union Army in August . He was elected by a large margin in the general election , defeating Union general James Madison Tuttle . He was reelected in 1865 . Stone was a friend of Abraham Lincoln and was present when Lincoln was assassinated at Ford ' s Theatre ; Stone helped carry the wounded Lincoln across the street . After leaving the governor ' s office in 1868 , Stone served one term in the Iowa House of Representatives ( 1877 – 78 ) , and was appointed Assistant Commissioner and then Commissioner of the U . S . General Land Office . He died of pneumonia in 1893 in Oklahoma , and is buried at Graceland Cemetery in Knoxville , Iowa .
AS Val The AS " Val " ( " Avtomat Special ' nyj Val " , Russian : " Автомат Специальный Вал " or " Special Automatic Rifle " , code name : " " Shaft " " ) is a Soviet designed assault rifle featuring an integrated suppressor . It was developed during the late 1980s by TsNIITochMash ( Central Institute for Precision Machine Building ) and is used by Russian Spetsnaz special forces and the MVD , FSB and select units of the Russian Army . Since 1987 , it was added to the arsenal of the Soviet Army and the KGB . Its effective range is approximately 300 m , as it uses heavy subsonic 9x39mm SP - 6 ( high performance armor piercing ) ammunition , as well as the SP - 5 ball round used by the VSS Vintorez . It can also use the same 10 or 20 - round magazines as the VSS . Controls are similar to all AK - type rifles with charging handle on the right side , tangent rear sight , magazine release button behind magazine well and safety lever above the trigger guard . The fire selector is however located within the trigger guard , behind the trigger . The " Val " has two modes of fire , single shot and automatic fire at a cyclic rate of 900 RPM . According to its users , the " Val " is reliable , accurate and well liked . It has an AK - type side mount for various optical sights , including the 4x PSO - 1 scope and night sights calibrated for use with the 9x39mm round . The standard open sights are graduated up to 400 m in 25 m increments . The " Val " has a 70 % piece commonality with its sister - gun , the VSS Vintorez . Differences are furniture made of high impact polymer and a skeletonized steel stock which folds to the left for storage and transportation ( gun can operate with stock folded ) .
USS Ryer ( AG - 138 ) USS " Ryer " ( AG - 138 / AKL - 9 ) was a Camano - class cargo ship constructed for the U . S . Army as the Freight and Supply Ship USA " FS - 361 " shortly before the end of World War II . On delivery the ship was U . S . Coast Guard crewed and assigned to serve the Southwest Pacific area during the war . The ship was acquired by the U . S . Navy in 1947 , configured as a transport and cargo ship , named and was Commissioned , Miscellaneous Auxiliary , USS " Ryer " ( AG - 138 ) , 8 June 1947 and reclassified Light Cargo Ship , ( AKL - 9 ) , 31 March 1949 . U . S . Army . " FS - 361 " was built in 1944 for the U . S . Army by the Sturgeon Bay Ship Building & Dry Docking Co . of Sturgeon Bay , Wisconsin designated " FS - 361 " on 28 February 1944 and launched September 1944 . The ship was Coast Guard crewed and assigned to the Southwest Pacific area during the war . U . S . Navy . The ship transferred to the Navy 22 February 1947 ; named " Ryer " and designated AG - 138 on 3 April 1947 ; and commissioned on 8 June 1947 . Redesignated AKL - 9 on 31 March 1949 , USS " Ryer " was used by the Navy until the summer of 1950 on logistic support and surveillance missions in the Mariana Islands , the Caroline Islands , the Bonin Islands , and the Marshall Islands . During the Korean War , she carried ammunition between Sasebo , Nagasaki and various Korean ports , including Pusan and Inchon , from September 1950 to September 1951 . From Korean duty , the ship returned to logistic support and surveillance duties in Micronesia , with her home port at Guam . She continued this service until returning to the United States for decommissioning . Final decommissioning . " Ryer " was placed in commission , in reserve , on 18 June 1955 and out of commission , in reserve , at Astoria , Oregon , on 4 August 1955 . At Astoria until struck from the Navy List at San Diego , California , on 1 July 1961 , she was delivered to her purchaser , Pacific Tow - Boat & Salvage Co . , Long Beach , California , on 25 January 1962 . Honors and awards . " Ryer " earned six battle star s for service in the Korean War :
Honoria Somerville Keer Dr Honoria Somerville Keer , MBChB ( 26 December 1883 — 20 March 1969 ) was a British surgeon during World War I , where she served as Assistant Medical Officer with the Girton and Newnham Unit of the Scottish Women ' s Hospital for Foreign Service . Dr Keer received the Croix de Guerre and Médaille d ' Honneur ( France ) and the Order of St . Sava ( Serbia ) medals for her services during the Great War .
George E . Meach George E . Meach ( 1844 – March 21 , 1873 ) was a Union Army soldier during the American Civil War . He received the Medal of Honor for gallantry during the Battle of Opequon more commonly called the Third Battle of Winchester , Virginia on September 19 , 1864 . Meach enlisted in the Army from New York in November 1861 , and was assigned to the 6th New York Cavalry . He transferred to the 2nd New York Provisional Cavalry in June 1865 , and was discharged in August . Medal of Honor citation . The President of the United States of America , in the name of Congress , takes pleasure in presenting the Medal of Honor to Farrier George E . Meach , United States Army , for extraordinary heroism on 19 September 1864 , while serving with Company I , 6th New York Cavalry , in action at Winchester , Virginia , for capture of flag . ” Meach was one of two troopers of the 6th New York Cavalry to receive the Medal of Honor for this action . The other was Sgt . Patrick H . McEnroe .
Jim Wallwork Staff Sergeant James Horley Wallwork DFM ( 21 October 1919 – 24 January 2013 ) was a member of the Glider Pilot Regiment who achieved notability as the pilot of the first Horsa glider to land at Pegasus Bridge in the early hours of 6 June 1944 . This achievement was described as " " the greatest feat of flying of the second world war " " by Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh - Mallory . Although most noted for his part in the Battle of Normandy , Wallwork flew gliders in every major British airborne operation of the Second World War . These also included the Sicily Landings , Arnhem and the Rhine Crossings . In later life he lived in Vancouver . Early life . He was born in Manchester , son of an artilleryman who had served during the First World War . When Wallwork volunteered for the British Army in March 1939 his father advised him against joining the infantry . He ignored his father ' s advice but subsequently regretted it and , despite being promoted to Sergeant , he tried to join the Royal Air Force . This was blocked by his Commanding Officer although in 1942 he was accepted for training in the newly formed Glider Pilot Regiment . By May 1942 he was at flight training school . Pegasus Bridge . After training at Tarrant Rushton airfield , Wallwork set off on the evening of 5 June 1944 for what was to be the beginning of the invasion of Normandy . He landed his Horsa glider ( nicknamed " Lady Irene " by Wally Parr ) in occupied France shortly after midnight . The force of the impact catapulted both Wallwork and his co - pilot John Ainsworth through the front of the cockpit . Although stunned , this made them the first Allied troops to touch French soil on D - Day . Post war . After the war he worked as a salesman and then in 1956 he emigrated to British Columbia . He ran a small livestock farm to the east of Vancouver .
Heinz Hellmich Heinz Hellmich ( 9 June 1890 – 17 June 1944 ) was a German Generalleutnant during World War II . Awarded with a posthumous Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross on 9 September 1944 as " Generalleutnant " and commander of the 243 . Infanterie - Division . Career . Born in Karlsruhe , Hellmuch joined the military service in 1908 . On 22 March 1910 , while serving in 136th Infantry Regiment , he became Leutnant . After World War I he served in various units and kept various commanding positions . His service was followed with the promotions : Oberstleutnant ( 1 February 1934 ) , Oberst ( 1 January 1936 ) , Generalmajor ( 1 October 1939 ) and Generalleutnant ( 1 September 1941 ) . When World War II begun he was on a duty as a supply Officer in German 7th Army . From 25 October 1939 he managed supplies in the Army Group B . As a commander of the 23rd Infantry Division ( from 1 June 1940 to 17 January 1942 ) he took part in the French campaign , invasion of the Soviet Union ( operation Barbarossa ) and in the bloody battles for Bialystok - Minsk , Brest , Smolensk , Vyazma and finally in the Battle of Moscow . After several months , on 1 April 1942 , he became a commander of 141st Reserve Division . On 10 January 1944 , he was moved to France and put in a command of 243rd Infantry Division , stationed in the Cotentin Peninsula . This coastal defense division protected the western coast of the Cotentin Peninsula when the Allied invasion begun on 6 June 1944 . Hellmich was killed while defending Cherbourg during the Allied invasion of Normandy on 17 June 1944 .
Greek ship Ermis ( A - 373 ) " Ermis " ( Α - 373 ) ( , " Hermes " ) was an auxiliary ship of the Hellenic Navy , which served from 1988 to 2002 as an electronic surveillance ship . She started her career as the 1500 tn trawler " Hoheweg " . In 1961 she was converted to an electronic surveillance ship by the German Navy and named " Oker " ( A - 53 ) . In German Navy service she was classified as a " Flottendienstboot " ( fleet service vessel ) , in Class 422 . In 1988 she was decommissioned and transferred to the Hellenic Navy , where she served under Hellenic Destroyers Command as a signals intelligence gathering ship . In 2002 she was decommissioned and sold for scrap .
Crosby Battery Crosby Battery was an artillery battery in Crosby , Merseyside ( probably England ) . The battery was used as port defences and anti aircraft defences during WW2 . Crosby Battery worked in conjunction with the nearby Seaforth Battery . History . Crosby Battery was built on the nearby sand dunes around March 1906 to October 1907 . It came with 3 gun emplacements 40 yards apart with ammunition kept underneath the positions . Behind the positions were 2 barracks and soldiers quarters . Around the battery was an Observation Post , Signal Station , Officers Hut , Caretakers Accommodation , Bath House , Workshop and Engine Room with coastal spotlights later came .
Lieutenant ( Canada ) Lieutenant is a rank of the Canadian Army and Royal Canadian Air Force . The equivalent rank in the Royal Canadian Navy is " sub - lieutenant " . A naval lieutenant is one rank superior to the army rank of lieutenant and the naval rank of sub - lieutenant . Lieutenants and sub - lieutenants are equivalent to ranks with a NATO code of OF - 1 . The rank insignia of a lieutenant is one ½ - inch ( 13 mm ) stripe with a ¼ - inch ( 6 . 4 mm ) stripe above it . The rank insignia of a sub - lieutenant is a ¼ - inch ( 6 . 4 mm ) stripe with one ½ - inch ( 13 mm ) stripe with the executive curl above it . On CADPAT and flying uniforms , the bars are olive drab on army slip - ons , dark blue on air force slip - ons , and black on navy slip - ons . On dress uniforms , all officers ' stripes are gold thread . The British pronunciation " lef - tenant " is used by the Canadian Armed Forces , but the American pronunciation of " loo - tenant " is sometimes heard .
Type 64 MAT The was a Japan ese wire guided anti - tank missile developed during the late 1950s . The missile is a broadly similar to the Swiss / German Cobra and the 9M14 Malyutka . Within the JGSDF , it is also known as 64MAT and KAM - 3 . History . Development of the missile began in 1957 , and was adopted as standard equipment for the Japanese Ground Self - Defense Forces with the official designation Type 64 ATM in 1964 . Kawasaki Heavy Industries had been responsible for manufacturing the Type 64 . Though the Type 64 MAT had been largely phased out and replaced by the Type 79 Jyu - MAT and Type 87 Chu - MAT as front - line anti - tank missile s in the 1970s to the 1990s , a small number are being held as reserve missiles . Description . The missile is cruciform in cross - section with four large wings . It is powered by a dual thrust rocket motor , which accelerates the missile to its cruising speed in 0 . 8 seconds . Operational use . The missile is launched from an open framed launcher at an angle of 15 degrees . The operator steers the missile using a control box , which sends commands down a wire that is trailed from the missile . A gyroscope in the missile compensates for pitch and yaw . The Type 64 is typically operated by a three man crew . It can also be deployed from a Mitsubishi Type 73 Jeep , which can carry four missiles .
Zobel - class fast attack craft The Type 142 " Zobel " class was a German class of torpedo bearing Fast Attack Craft ( torpedo boat s ) . They were in service with the Bundesmarine during the Cold War to protect the Baltic sea coast . The class was designed by Lürssen . The Zobel class was replaced by the Type 143A " Gepard " class , they were the last fast attack craft with only torpedoes as main armament , all later classes have anti - ship missile s . Kartal class FAC of the Turkish Navy is an advanced version of the Zobel class ; vessels of this class are armed with Penguin anti - ship missile s and mines in addition to torpedoes . List of ships . In service with the Bundesmarine , the vessels belonged to the " 7 . Schnellbootgeschwader " ( 7th Fast attack craft squadron ) based in Kiel at the Baltic Sea .
Common operational picture A commander ' s headquarters is typically responsible for ensuring that the appropriate information is presented to the commander , so that he can make the best command decisions . Traditionally , headquarters prepares maps with various symbols to show the locations of friendly and enemy troops and other relevant information . In the modern military , the COP is prepared electronically by a command and control battle command system ( e . g . Army Battle Command System ) .