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Stan Brock Stanley James Brock ( born June 8 , 1958 ) is a former American football player and coach . He played as a tackle at the University of Colorado at Boulder and in the National Football League for the New Orleans Saints and the San Diego Chargers . Brock served as the head football coach at United States Military Academy from 2007 to 2008 . He was fired by the on December 12 , 2008 after compiling a 6 – 18 record in two years as head coach . Playing career . College . Brock played football at Jesuit High School in his hometown of Portland before attending the University of Colorado at Boulder where he played under coaches Bill Mallory and Chuck Fairbanks . He was selected to the first team All - America n by " The Sporting News " . as a senior in 1979 . He was also selected as first team all Big Eight Conference and the John Mack Award winner , Colorado ' s award for offensive MVP . NFL . Brock played for the New Orleans Saints from 1980 to 1992 . He finished his career with the San Diego Chargers from 1993 to 1995 . He played in Pete also played in the NFL for the Patriots . Coaching career . After his playing career , he became a coach in the Arena Football League ( AFL ) , where he served as the head coach of the Portland Forest Dragons ( 1997 – 1999 ) and the Los Angeles Avengers ( 2000 – 2001 ) . On January 29 , 2007 , he was named the head coach at Army after the resignation of Bobby Ross . Since he became head coach , the Black Knights have posted a 6 – 18 record and have lost twice to Navy by a combined score of 72 – 3 . On December 8 , 2008 , sportswriter John Feinstein , the author of " " , wrote a column in " The Washington Post " in which he called for Brock to be replaced as Army ' s head coach . Brock was fired by the USMA on December 12 , 2008 after compiling a 6 – 18 record in two years as head coach , and six days after the Black Knights completed their 2008 season with a 34 – 0 loss to archrival Navy . Development and implementation of the " Brock Bone " offense . Following a 3 – 9 record in his first season as Army ' s head coach , Brock was pressured to change his offensive system from the pro set to something more similar to Navy ' s triple option , something Brock had once described as " a stupid idea . " During spring training for the 2008 season , Brock elected to close spring practices to implement his new offense . The offense Brock developed was dubbed " the Brock Bone " by ESPN commentator Shaun King . The Brock Bone seems to employ a higher percentage of fullback dives than are ordinarily seen in a triple option offense . Coach Brock has commented , " People think that we ' re just calling fullback dive , but when that ' s what they give you , that ' s what they give you . " Army ran the Brock Bone during the 2008 NCAA Division I FBS football season and finished the season ranked 110th out of 119 NCAA Division I FBS teams in total offense . Family . Brock and his wife , Lori , have four daughters : Sarah , Jessica , Rachel and Emily .
USS Kestrel ( AMCU - 26 ) USS " Kestrel " ( AMCU - 26 ) was an of the United States Navy , later converted to an " AMCU - 7 " - class Coastal Minesweeper ( Underwater Locator ) . The ship was laid down on 7 September 1944 by the New Jersey Shipbuilding Company , of Barber , New Jersey , launched on 6 October 1944 , and commissioned as USS " LSI ( L ) - 874 " on 13 October 1944 . Service history . 1944 – 1946 . Following shakedown and training off the $ 3 , " LCI ( L ) - 874 " departed Key West , Florida on 25 November for the $ 3 . She engaged in additional training after arriving San Diego , California on 13 December . Departing on 29 January 1945 , she touched Pearl Harbor , Eniwetok , and Guam before arriving Peleliu on 12 April . She performed picket and patrol duty in the Palau Islands during the remaining months of World War II . From September 1945 to February 1946 , " LCI ( L ) - 874 " operated between the Palau and Mariana Islands , providing mail and shuttle service among the Islands . Departing Eniwetok on 4 February she arrived at San Pedro , California , a month later . Sailing to Oregon in May " LCI ( L ) - 874 " was decommissioned there on 10 July 1946 and joined the Pacific Reserve Fleet . 1952 – 1957 . She was reclassified as a Coastal Minesweeper ( Underwater Locator ) , and renamed USS " Kestrel " ( AMCU - 26 ) on 7 March 1952 . Conversion to AMCU - 26 began 24 August 1953 at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard , Bremerton , Washington , and was completed on 1 March 1954 . " Kestrel " was recommissioned on 8 February 1954 , Lt . Gurley P . Chatelain in command . After shakedown and training , she arrived San Diego , California , on 27 March for operations in the 11th Naval District . From 1954 to 1957 , " Kestrel " operated out of San Diego on underwater mine location exercises . She was reclassified as a Coastal Minehunter , MHC - 26 , in February 1955 . " Kestrel " was decommissioned at San Diego on 2 December 1957 . She was sold to Murphy Marine Service on 28 June 1960 .
Otomatic The Otomatic was an Italian prototype self - propelled anti - aircraft gun ( SPAAG ) designed and built by OTO - Melara . Design and development . The design combined the chassis of a Palmaria Self - propelled gun ( SPG ) , with a new turret mounting the Otobreda 76 mm gun along with associated search and targeting radars and their fire control systems : an S search radar SMA VPS - A05 , with around 15 km range against aircraft and 8 km against helicopters in hovering ; and a fire control unit SMA VPG - A06 ( Ka band ) . It also included an optical fire - control system with periscopes for search and aiming , with a laser range - finder . The whole turret was built of steel ( roughly with the same thickness of the one used in early Leopard 1s ) and weighed 15 tonnes . OTO Melara offered it as a long - range SPAAG that could outperform systems like the Gepard and similar versions with the British Marksman turret that mounted much smaller 35 mm guns . The gun could also be useful against lighter armored vehicles or older generation tanks . The barrel was strengthened in order to hold greater pressures , so it can fire not only HE , but also APFSDS ammunition . There was also a 7 . 62 mm turret mount for close defence . However , the Otomatic was never put into production because the widespread presence of anti - aircraft missile s reduced the need for a long - range AA gun on the modern battlefield . Italian army had to have another turret used with a Leopard 1 chassis ( the turret was adaptable to many 40 ton vehicles , like the Leopard or the OF - 40 ) , but the amalgamation never happened , as the SIDAM quad 25 mm gun was already in production and , despite being inferior and not all - weather , it was held in production and almost 300 examples were bought . The needing for 60 - 80 OTOMATIC was never satisfied , and the Italian army was even evaluating using a L70 Bofors with a Leopard 1 as ' gap filler ' . But this was not adopted as well , as it was too limited for a 1990s anti - aircraft self - propelled gun . OTOMATIC therefore had no orders by the Italian army , as both SIDAM and Skyguard Aspide were already in order with very high costs , coupled with the Stinger missiles , the upgraded HAWK and the coming MEADS missiles . Therefore , the costly ( over 6 mld of lires , excluding the new logistic ) 76 mm SPAG was never ordered , and received no order even from foreign costumers , despite the 76 mm gun was already well known and widespread in many navies around the world . OTO - Melara attempted to revive the concept with the AMRAD ( " Artillery Multi - Role Area Defense " ) , which had a much lighter mounting , and which was intended for use on a variety of wheeled vehicles . In order to lower the weight of the system , the turret ' s armor was reduced and the radars were removed and replaced with an optical - only aiming system cued by a remote radar . Despite these changes , the AMRAD failed to sell .
HMS Rodney ( 1833 ) HMS " Rodney " was a two - deck 90 - gun second rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy , launched on 18 June 1833 at Pembroke Dockyard . " Rodney " was the ship where William Hall ( VC ) , later to become the first Black man and one of the first Canadians to win the Victoria Cross , began his naval career in 1852 . " Rodney " was fitted with screw propulsion in 1860 , and was broken up in 1882 .
12 . 7 cm / 40 Type 89 naval gun The 12 . 7 cm / 40 Type 89 naval gun was a Japanese anti - aircraft ( AA ) gun introduced before World War II . It was the Imperial Japanese Navy ' s standard heavy AA gun during the war .
Charles de La Porte Charles de La Porte ( 1602 , Paris – 8 February 1664 , Paris ) was a French nobleman and general . He was marquis then duke of La Meilleraye , duke of Rethel and peer of France , baron of Parthenay and of Saint - Maixent , count of Secondigny , seigneur of Le Boisliet , La Lunardière , La Jobelinière and Villeneuve . In 1639 he became Marshal of France after taking Hesdin . < br > In 1642 , after a ten months - siege , he conquered Perpignan and Salses - le - Château , completing the conquest of Roussillon .
Wheatfield Road The Wheatfield Road is a Gettysburg Battlefield crossroad from the Peach Orchard east - southeastward along the north side of The Wheatfield ( on the Peach Orchard - Devil ' s Den ridge ) , north of the Valley of Death , and over the north foot of Little Round Top . In addition to modern tourist use , the road is notable for Battle of Gettysburg use and postbellum trolley use associated with the 1892 - 1896 " US v . Gettysburg Electric Ry . " case of the US Supreme Court . Route description . Wheatfield Road begins at an intersection with US 15 Bus . within Gettysburg National Military Park in Cumberland Township , where the road continues west as Millerstown Road . From here , it heads east - southeast as a two - lane undivided road , heading through fields in the park . The road continues into wooded areas with some fields , passing to the north of Little Round Top . Wheatfield Road comes to an end at an intersection with PA 134 in the community of Round Top , where the road continues east as Blacksmith Shop Road to Baltimore Pike . History . During the Battle of Gettysburg , the dirt Wheatfield Road was used by various Union and Confederate troops ( e . g . , Crawford ' s Third Division of Pennsylvania Reserves ) , and Union troops deployed artillery westward to the Peach Orchard using the road . In 1884 , the Round Top Branch ' s wye with double spurs and station was built at the east end of Wheatfield Road , and in 1894 the Gettysburg Electric Railway was laid along a west portion of the road ( trolleys also crossed the east end near Round Top Station ) . In 1895 , the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ceded jurisdiction of Wheatfield Road to the War Department , and in 1900 two cast iron identification tablets were placed to label the road . The Gettysburg Electric Railway tracks were removed from the Wheatfield Road in 1917 and the road was repaired in 1931 . The Wheatfield Road was resurfaced with asphalt west of Sykes Avenue in 1933 , and completed " from the Rosensteel pavilion to the Taneytown road " in 1940 by the McMillan Woods Civilian Conservation Corps camp .
Royal Bahraini Army Royal Bahraini Army is the ground force component of the Bahraini Defence Force . The army ' s current strength is 6 , 000 personnel and headed by Lieutenant General Khalifa bin Abdullah Al - Khalifa . Formation . The army consists of 3 brigades and 2 battalions : Equipment . RBA has a mix of equipment purchases in the 1970s and early 1990s . They are currently modernizing some of the army ' s equipment . Most purchases in the past have been second hand from the United States or Britain . Weapons . Additional equipment on order by the army include : Retired equipment were made in the 1950s and 1960s :
Burgh Castle Burgh Castle is a village and civil parish in the English county of Norfolk . It is situated on the east bank of the River Waveney , some 6 km west of Great Yarmouth and within the Broads National Park . Roman Fort . Burgh Castle is the site of one of several Roman forts constructed to hold cavalry as a defence against Saxon raids up the rivers of the east and south coasts of southern Britain ( the Saxon Shore ) . Possibly this was Gariannonum , a name that appears in a single source ; the identification was once thought secure , but is now thought doubtful by specialists . The fort is a very large rectangle with three of the tall massively built walls still extant ; the fourth fell into what was once an estuary but is now a marsh . Breydon Water is all that is left of the estuary this fort once overlooked . The castle is owned by the Norfolk Archaeological Trust , with the walls in the care of English Heritage . The site is freely open to the public . Other . Since William Camden , Burgh Castle has been suggested as the site of Cnobheresburg , the unknown place ( a " castrum " or fort ) in East Anglia , where in about 630 the first Irish monastery in southern England was founded by Saint Fursey as part of the Hiberno - Scottish mission described by Bede . Historians find many arguments against this location , but are unable to agree on a better one . The Roman fort at Burgh Castle was excavated by Charles Green during 1958 - 61 . A detailed report by Norfolk Museums Service in 1983 ( " East Anglian Archaeology 20 " ) shows that there was never any monastic settlement in Burgh Castle itself . The church of Burgh Castle , St Peter and St Paul is one of 124 existing round - tower church es in Norfolk . The civil parish of Burgh Castle has an area of 6 . 76 km and in the 2001 census had a population of 955 in 376 households . For the purposes of local government , the parish today falls within the district of Great Yarmouth . However prior to the Local Government Act 1972 , the parish was within Lothingland Rural District in Suffolk . The House of Burke take the original form of their surname , de Burgh , from the area .
Fermín Jáudenes Fermín Jáudenes y Álvarez was briefly a Spanish Governor - General of the Philippines , from July 24 to August 13 , 1898 , in the middle of the Philippine Revolution . During his term , two important events occurred – the mock Battle of Manila and the surrender of the Spanish , ending over 330 years of rule . Jaudenes was in Manila when the Spanish parliament , the Cortes , learned of Governor - General Basilio Augustín ’ s attempt to negotiate surrender to the army of Filipinos under Emilio Aguinaldo , which precipitated the latter ' s removal on July 24 , 1898 , and the appointment of Jáudenes as Governor - General the same day . Most references indicate that Jaudenes was Acting Governor - General , and remained as such throughout his short term of 21 days .
Kanarang The kanārang was a unique title in the Sassanid army , given to the commander of the Sassanid Empire ' s northeasternmost frontier province , Abarshahr ( encompassing the cities of Tus , Nishapur and Abiward ) . In Byzantine sources , it is rendered as chanaranges ( ) and often used , for instance by Procopius , in lieu of the holder ' s actual name . The title was used instead of the more conventional " marzbān " , which was held by the rest of the Persian frontier wardens . Like the other " marzbān " , the position was hereditary . The family holding it ( the " Kanārangīyān " ) is first attested in the reign of Yazdegerd I ( r . 399 – 421 ) , but was descended from some pre - Sassanid , most likely Parthian , dynasty . They enjoyed a high prestige and great authority in the Sassanid Empire ' s northeastern borderlands , as reflected in their glorified description in the " Shahnameh " of the great Persian poet Ferdowsi . The family was active until the very end of the Sassanid realm . A man called " Kanāra " in Arab sources commanded the Persian light cavalry at the decisive Battle of al - Qādisiyyah , and his son , " Shahrīyār bin Kanāra " , is reported to have fought valiantly before being killed . The family is later recorded as assisting the Muslim conquest of Khorasan by Abdullah ibn Aamir , and being rewarded with the right to keep the province of Tus and half of Nishapur province under their control .
Siege of Fort Recovery The siege of Fort Recovery was a battle of the Northwest Indian War fought at the present day village of Fort Recovery , Ohio , United States . An American victory , it was the beginning of the end of the Confederation of Ohio Algonquians , under the control of the powerful Three Fires Confederation . Background . After the Battle of the Wabash , in which American forces was decisively defeated by a combined army of Delaware , Miami , and Shawnee warriors , General Anthony Wayne ordered the construction of Fort Recovery in western Ohio . Understandably , this isolated outpost was targeted by the Indian forces . Battle . After the construction of the fort , the Indian leaders split . While Blue Jacket and Little Turtle kept their forces out of battle , the Wyandots and other members of the Confederation besieged the fort . When battle ensued , the Wyandots were defeated . Aftermath . As a result of the battle , the Confederation was weakened . Because the fort remained secure , Wayne ' s army was able to advance to northern Ohio , where they won a decisive victory against Blue Jacket at the Battle of Fallen Timbers .
USS Gato ( SSN - 615 ) The contract to build her was awarded to the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation on 9 July 1960 and her keel was laid down on 15 December 1961 at Groton , Connecticut . She was launched 14 May 1964 sponsored by Mrs . Lawson P . Ramage , and was commissioned 25 January 1968 . On 15 November 1969 , " Gato " collided with the Soviet submarine K - 19 in the Barents Sea at a depth of some . She was the first nuclear - powered submarine to completely circumnavigate South America , and the first nuclear - powered submarine to navigate the Strait of Magellan during its 1976 Unitas run under the command of Captain Partlow . It was on this voyage that it became the first nuclear submarine to travel through the Panama Canal . " Gato " was decommissioned and stricken on 25 April 1996 and disposed of by submarine recycling .
ABC - 79M The ABC - 79M ( 4x4 ) ( Romanian : " amfibiu blindat pentru cercetare " ) armoured personnel carrier has been developed in Romania and uses some automotive components of the TAB - 77 ( 8 × 8 ) armoured personnel carrier . Although previously known as TABC - 79 ( " transportorul blindat pentru cercetare " ) , it is now known as the ABC - 79M . Summary . The ABC - 79M is a simplified version of the earlier TAB - 77 8x8 armored personal carrier , which was itself a Romanian version of the BTR - 70 . Both vehicles share several common components . The ABC - 79M is fully amphibious , and is equipped with a single water - jet for propulsion . Other equipment includes infra - red night - vision equipment , winch with 50m of cable and capacity of 5 , 500 kilograms , and central tire pressure regulation . It is also equipped with an engine preheater , to allow the engine to start in severe cold . It is equipped for nuclear , chemical , and biological warfare and features a 14 . 5mm KPVT heavy machine gun with 500 rounds of ammunition as primary armament . This is supplemented by a lighter 7 . 62mm machine gun with 2000 rounds of ammunition on board . Both weapons are located in a small one - man turret which is identical to turret of the TAB 77 and the earlier TAB 71M Production is now complete , and the vehicle is no longer available for foreign or domestic sale . It is in use only with second line units of the Romanian military , and there have been no export orders other than a single vehicle purchased by Israel in 1994 . No Israeli order followed the trials . Variants . Variants include :
Continental T51 The Continental CAE T51 was a small turboshaft engine produced by Continental Aviation and Engineering ( CAE ) under license from Turbomeca . A development of the Artouste , it was followed by three additional turboshaft engines , the T72 , the T65 , and the T67 . However , none of these engines , including the T51 , entered full production . CAE abandoned turboshaft development in 1967 after the XT67 lost to the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T ( T400 ) to power the Bell UH - 1N Twin Huey .
Gustaf Otto Stenbock Count Gustaf Otto Stenbock ( 7 September 1614 – 24 September 1685 ) was a Swedish soldier and politician . He was son of Friherre Gustav Eriksson Stenbock ( 1575 – 1629 ) and Countess Beata Margareta Brahe ( 1583 – 1645 ) , born in Torpa , Länghem parish , Tranemo Municipality , Västergötland , Sweden . He was appointed head of Kronobergs regemente in 1637 , Major General in 1643 , Privy Councilor in 1652 , Field Marshal in 1656 , under the terms of the Treaty of Roskilde in 1658 became Governor General of Scania , Halland and Blekinge , Lord High Admiral in 1664 , and Chancellor of Lund University in 1666 . He was deposed as admiral by King Charles XI of Sweden in 1675 . Family . 22 July 1645 married 1stly Baroness Brita Horn of Åminne ( died 1685 ) . 1 June 1658 married 2ndly Gothenburg countess Christina Catharine De la Gardie ( 1632 – 1704 ) , daughter of Field Marshal and Count Jakob De la Gardie ( 1583 – 1652 ) and Countess Ebba Brahe ( 1596 – 1674 ) in Göteborg and bought one of the largest estate in the Baltic area ( Kolga manor , Kuusalu Parish ) in Estonia from De la Gardie family with a land of 500 km² .
Anarchist uprising in Spain ( 1933 ) An anarchist uprising occurred in Spain in January 1933 . The uprising that begun in January 8 was poorly organized , and met with little success ; it was put down by the Spanish army within days . Affected provinces included Catalonia , Valencia , and parts of Andalusia .