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Adam Veyde Adam Adamovich Veyde ( ) ( 1667 – January 26 , 1720 ) was a Russia n infantry general and a close associate of Peter the Great . Adam Veyde began his military career in the so - called poteshnye voiska . He participated in both of the Azov campaigns , being a major of Preobrazhensky Lifeguard regiment in charge of engineer works during the siege of the Azov fortress . Enjoying Peter the Great ' s great confidence , Adam Veyde was frequently sent abroad on different important assignments and accompanied the tsar during all of his trips . For example , Veyde was dispatched to Hungary and Saxony in 1696 to notify their leaders of the falling of Azov . In 1698 , he was sent to France and England to study military science . Upon his return , Adam Veyde presented a military charter composed by him ( Воинский устав , also known as the Veyde Charter ) , in which he had set forth administrative and military rules for infantry regiments under formation , responsibilities of all military ranks ( from private to commander - in - chief inclusively ) , the rules of conduct for all ranks under any circumstances , and drill procedures . Adam Veyde composed his charter under the influence of Louis XIV ' s legal provisions of military nature and organization of Eugene of Savoy ' s army , which had already earned fame by that time . The Veyde Charter formed the basis for the Peter the Great ' s Charter of 1716 . Upon the disbandment of the Streltsy regiments , General Avtonom Golovin and Adam Veyde were ordered to form 18 infantry and 2 Dragoon regiments in Moscow in the fall of 1699 . Also , Veyde was put in charge of teaching the marching drill to stolnik s , " stryapchiys " ( butler s ) , and " zhiltsys " ( lowest category of the service class people ) . During the Great Northern War , Adam Veyde was assigned to command one of the 10 - regiment divisions as part of Field Marshal Charles Eugène de Croÿ ' s army in 1700 . After having approached Narva , Veyde ' s inexperienced division succumbed to the attacks of the Swedish army , albeit it managed to keep battle formation the longest among other Russian units . Adam Veyde himself was taken prisoner and sent to Stockholm , where he would remain until 1710 and then be exchanged for General Niels Jonsson Stromberg . While in captivity , Veyde observed the Swedes and the way their army was organized . During the Russo - Turkish War of 1710 – 1711 , Adam Veyde commanded an 8 - regiment division . In 1714 , he was put in charge of 7 infantry and 3 cavalry regiments and dispatched to Finland . There , Veyde participated in the Battle of Gangut and commanded a galley with Peter the Great on board . For this victory , Adam Veyde was awarded the Order of St . Andrew and appointed commander of a grenadier regiment . Also , he assisted Peter the Great in his composing of the Military Charter of 1716 and two years later was appointed president of military collegium , for which he would elaborate the table of organization and charter . Adam Veyde died in 1720 . Although he was Lutheran , Peter the Great ordered his interment at the Alexander Nevsky Lavra and attended his funeral personally .
USS F . Mansfield and Sons Co . ( SP - 691 ) USS " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " ( SP - 691 ) , also written as USS " F . Mansfield & Sons Co . , as USS " Mansfield and Sons Co . , and as USS " Mansfield & Sons Co . " , was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1919 . " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " was built as a commercial fishing vessel of the same name . The U . S . Navy acquired her in 1917 for use as a section patrol vessel in World War I . She apparently was commissioned that year as USS " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " ( SP - 691 ) . Little information is available regarding " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " s naval career , but she apparently saw active naval service along the United States East Coast into July 1919 and then was ordered to new duties in the Panama Canal Zone , because records show that the patrol vessel , minesweeper , and tug was assigned to service at Coco Solo in the Canal Zone on 15 July 1919 and received orders that day to assemble at Cape May , New Jersey , with " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " and the patrol vessel at " the earliest practicable date and when ready proceed in company by Canal Zone to assigned stations . " No other record of " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " s U . S . Navy service is available . " F . Mansfield and Sons Co . " apparently left naval service later in 1919 .
Thessalonica ( theme ) The Theme of Thessalonica ( ) was a military - civilian province ( " thema " or theme ) of the Byzantine Empire located in the southern Balkans , comprising varying parts of Central and Western Macedonia and centred around Thessalonica , the Empire ' s second - most important city . History . In Late Antiquity , Thessalonica was the capital of the Roman province of Macedonia and of the Diocese of Macedonia , and the seat of the praetorian prefect of Illyricum . With the loss of most of the Balkan hinterland to the Slavic invasions in the 7th century , however , the authority of the prefect ( in Greek " eparchos " , " eparch " ) was largely confined to the city and its immediate surroundings . The eparch continued to govern Thessalonica until the early 9th century , when he was replaced by a " strategos " at the head of the new theme of Thessalonica . The " strategos " of Thessalonica is attested for the first time in 836 , but a letter of Emperor Michael II ( r . 820 – 829 ) to the Frankish king Louis the Pious ( r . 814 – 840 ) may indicate the theme ' s existence already in 824 . The historian Warren Treadgold dates the theme ' s creation to c . 809 , during the anti - Slavic campaigns of Emperor Nikephoros I ( r . 802 – 811 ) which extended Byzantine rule to the city ' s hinterland . Treadgold further conjectures that its troops in the 9th century numbered about 2 , 000 men . To the east , the theme extended to the river Strymon and the theme of the same name . To the south , it bounded the theme of Hellas , somewhere in northern Thessaly . Its western and northern bounds were undetermined , fluctuating with the tide of war between the Byzantines , the local Slavic tribes , and eventually the Bulgarians . Under Emperor John I Tzimiskes ( r . 969 – 976 ) , a " doux " who commanded the professional tagmatic troops stationed in the theme was installed in the city , and seems to have co - existed for a while with the " strategos " , before assuming the latter ' s duties as well . In the 11th century , the " doukaton " of Thessalonica was of such importance that it was often held by members of the imperial family . The city and most of Macedonia were captured by Latins after the Fourth Crusade , and became part of the Kingdom of Thessalonica , which survived until 1224 , when it was captured by Epirus . The theme was reconstituted after the city and most of Macedonia fell into the hands of the Empire of Nicaea in 1246 , and survived until captured by the Ottoman Turks in 1392 ; by that time , however , the theme was essentially reduced to the city itself . Regained by Byzantium in 1402 , the city became the seat of a despotate , until it was surrendered to Venice in 1423 , during another siege by the Ottomans which ended with the city ' s conquest in 1430 .
HMS Hibernia ( shore establishment ) HMS " Hibernia " is the name given to a shore establishment of the Royal Navy , which serves as the headquarters of the Royal Naval Reserve in Northern Ireland . Commissioned in 2009 to replace the C class cruiser HMS " Caroline " as the training establishment for the RNR in Northern Ireland , " Hibernia " is located as part of Thiepval Barracks in Lisburn , County Antrim . The unit numbers approximately 100 officers and ratings .
86th ( Royal County Down ) Regiment of Foot The 86th ( Royal County Down ) Regiment of Foot was an infantry regiment of the British Army , formed in 1793 and amalgamated into The Royal Irish Rifles following the Childers Reforms in 1881 . The regiment was raised in 1793 as a volunteer corps in Shropshire , and taken into the British Army the following year as the 86th ( Shropshire Volunteers ) . In 1795 , after the Battle of Groix it absorbed the remnants of the disbanded 118th Regiment of Foot ( Fingall ' s Regiment ) , which had been raised in 1794 for service as marines . In 1806 it became the 86th ( Leinster ) Regiment of Foot , and then in 1812 it was renamed as the 86th ( Royal County Down ) Regiment of Foot .
HMS Wallaroo ( 1890 ) HMS " Wallaroo was an " Pearl " - class cruiser of the Royal Navy , originally named HMS " Persian , built by Armstrong Whitworth , Elswick , Tyne and Wear and launched on 5 February 1890 . Renamed on 2 April 1890 , as " Wallaroo " as part of the Auxiliary Squadron of the Australia Station . She arrived in Sydney with the squadron on 5 September 1891 . She was placed into reserve upon arrival until 9 May 1894 . She was sent to serve in China during the Boxer Rebellion in 1900 . On 7 January 1904 while sailing off Montague Island , one of her boilers exploded killing four and wounding three . She left the Australia Station on 11 January 1906 . She was attached to as a training ship for mechanics at Devonport . She became a guard ship at Chatham in November 1914 and was renamed HMS " Wallington " in March 1919 . She was sold in 1920 , as " Wallaroo " to G . Sharpe for breaking up .
KTO Ryś The KTO " Ryś " ( " KTO " for " Kołowy Transporter Opancerzony " - lit . " Wheeled Armored Vehicle " ; " Ryś " is Polish for " Lynx " ) is 8x8 multi - role military vehicle produced by WZM S . A . ( Wojskowe Zakłady Motoryzacyjne Spółka Akcyjna - lit . Military Motorization Works Joint Stock Company ) , former WZM no . 5 . The vehicle is a deep development of OT - 64 SKOT . Variants . KTO " Ryś " - Med . Armored ambulance vehicle with crew of 3 , capable to transport maximum of 4 injured in stretched position . This variant was adopted by Polish land Forces and fielded in Iraq and Afghanistan . KTO " Azalia " . ( " Azalia " is Polish for " Azalea " ) - artillery command vehicle designed for Krab howitzer s units . ZSRZ " Kaktus " . ( " ZSRZ " for " Zautomatyzowany System Rozpoznawczo - zakłócający " - lit . " Automatic Reconnaissance - Jamming System " ; " Kaktus " is Polish for " Cactus " ) - electronic warfare system based on KTO Ryś . KTRI " Tuja " . ( " KTRI " for " Kołowy Transporter Rozpoznania Inżynieryjnego " - lit . " Wheeled Engineering Reconnaissance Vehicle " ; " Tuja " is Polish for " Thuja " ) - wheeled engineering vehicle . KTO " Irbis " . Irbis is a 6x6 variant of Ryś armored personnel carrier . Other . At early stages of development Ryś was presented in many variants like APCs and IFV with Reihmal E8 or Rafael RCWS - 127 turrets , M98 mortar carrier and other . All those vehicles were based on early first generation of Ryś vehicles , much closer to original OT - 64 SKOT , none of those vehicles were adopted , and the manufacturer no longer offers them .
Middlesbrough during World War II Middlesbrough was the first major British town and industrial target to be bombed during the Second World War . The Luftwaffe first attacked the town on 25 May 1940 when a lone bomber dropped 13 bombs between South Bank Road and the South Steel Plant . One of the bombs fell on the South Bank football ground making a large crater in the pitch . The bomber was forced to leave after RAF night fighter s were scrambled to intercept . Two months after the first bombing Prime Minister Winston Churchill visited the town to meet the public and inspect coastal defences . German bombers often flew over the Eston Hills while heading for targets further inland , such as Manchester . On 30 March 1941 a Junkers Ju 88 was shot down by two Spitfires of No . 41 Squadron , piloted by Tony Lovell and Archie Winskill , over Middlesbrough . The aircraft dived into the ground at Barnaby Moor , Eston ; the engines and most of the airframe were entirely buried upon impact . On 5 December 1941 a Spitfire of No . 122 Squadron , piloted by Sgt Hutton , crashed into rising ground near Mill Farm , Upsall , on the lower slopes of Eston Hills . Poor visibility due to bad weather and low cloud is believed to have been the cause of the crash . On 15 January 1942 , minutes after being hit by gunfire from a merchant ship anchored off Hartlepool , a Dornier Do 217 collided with the cable of a barrage balloon over the River Tees . The blazing bomber plummeted onto the railway sidings in South Bank leaving a crater twelve feet deep . In 1997 the remains of the Dornier were unearthed by a group of workers clearing land for redevelopment ; the remains were put on display for a short while at Kirkleatham museum . Railway station bombing . On 4 August 1942 a lone Dornier Do 217 picked its way through the barrage balloons and dropped a stick of bombs onto the railway station . One bomb caused serious damage to the Victorian glass and steel roof . A train in the station was also badly damaged although there were no passengers aboard . Summary . By the end of the war over 200 buildings had been destroyed within the Middlesbrough area . Areas of early and mid - Victorian housing were demolished and much of central Middlesbrough was redeveloped . Heavy industry was relocated to areas of land better suited to the needs of modern technology . Middlesbrough itself began to take on a completely different look .
Isaac Sweers Isaac Sweers ( Nijmegen , 1 January 1622 - 21 August 1673 ) was a 17th - century Dutch admiral . HNLMS " Isaac Sweers " ( Dutch : Hr . Ms . " Isaac Sweers " ) was a " Gerard Callenburgh " - class destroyer of the Royal Netherlands Navy named after Sweers .
Battle of Kathio The Battle of Kathio , or Battle of Izatys , was an oral tradition of the Chippewa reporting a battle fought in 1750 between Chippewas and the Sioux at the village of Kathio , or Izatys , on the Rum River next to Mille Lacs Lake . According to tradition an old man , living in a Chippewa village at the Fond du Lac ( end of the lake ) , had four adult sons . They frequently made trips to visit the Sioux and they often returned home with gifts . During one particular trip one of the sons was killed in a quarrel over a Sioux woman . The remaining three brothers returned home for a short while , then returned to the Sioux , convinced the death of their brother was a mistake . However , upon this trip , only one brother returned home to his father safely . The last son , filled with forgiveness , went to seek the Sioux and reconcile their differences , but only met his death in the Sioux village . For two years after , the father hunted and worked hard to obtain enough ammunition and supplies to raid the Sioux village and seek his revenge . As was the custom , he sent his tobacco and war club to the other Chippewa villages asking for help to accompany him “ in search of his sons ” . The response was overwhelming and a large war party assembled at Fond du Lac . The Chippewas were victorious , and gained control of the northern part of what became modern day Minnesota as a result . To date no archaeological evidence has been found to support the historical validity of this story , although French explorer Daniel Greysolon , Sieur du Lhut did , in 1679 , record the existence of 40 Sioux villages in the vicinity . The last vestige of Sioux domination in this area was broken with the destruction , in about the year 1750 , of the great Sioux village of Kathio on the Rum River , near the present village of Vineland .
Tsunamasa Shidei Biography . Shidei was born in Yamashina , Kyoto prefecture and graduated from the 27th class of the Imperial Japanese Army Academy in 1915 . In 1922 , he graduated from the 34th class of the Army Staff College . From 1934 - 1935 , he held various staff assignments with the Imperial Japanese Army General Staff , as served as an Aide - de - camp to the Emperor of Japan from 1935 - 1939 . After a one - year field command with the IJA 23rd Infantry Regiment , he was posted to the Army Staff College as an instructor , and then as its commandant from 1940 - 1942 . Recalled to combat duty in 1942 , Shidei served as Chief of Staff of the Japanese First Area Army ( based in Manchukuo ) from 7 December 1942 to 16 October 1944 , and as commanding officer of the IJA 94th Division from 1944 - 1945 . In May 1945 , Shidei was reassigned to the Japanese Burma Area Army after the disastrous losses at the Battle of Meiktila and Mandalay and in Operation Dracula , but was recalled to Manchukuo in July 1945 to become Vice Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army . He is presumed to have died in a plane crash with Subhas Chandra Bose at Taipei Songshan Airport on August 18 , 1945 , although there have been numerous conspiracy theories regarding the Death of Subhas Chandra Bose which shed some doubts on the events surrounding his death .
James Blood James Harvey Blood ( December 29 , 1833 – December 29 , 1885 ) was a Commander of the 6th Missouri Volunteer Infantry in the Union Army during the American Civil War . He was promoted from Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel , and he was elected city auditor of St . Louis . He was the second husband of Victoria Woodhull , the 19th - century suffragist and activist who was the first woman to run as a candidate for President of the United States . He married three times , to Mary Ann Clapp Harrington , Victoria Claflin Woodhull ( c . 1865 - 1876 ) , and Isabell Morrill Fogg . He died in Akanten , Gold Coast , Africa , while on a gold mining expedition , where he had struck gold . He died on his 52nd birthday . External links . Here ' s a link to a wiki page about Victoria Woodhull : http : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Victoria _ Woodhull
Mississippi Valley Division The United States Army Corps of Engineers Mississippi Valley Division ( MVD ) and the complementary Mississippi River Commission ( MRC ) are responsible for maintaining the Mississippi River as a navigable waterway while preventing flooding . This includes the operation of harbor and lock and dam facilities up and down the river . Additionally , the MVD provides support for military , natural disaster , and national emergency operations . Overview . The Mississippi Valley Division is made up of six districts , based in : The Division Commander is directly responsible to the Chief of Engineers . Within the authorities delegated , MVD Commander directs and supervises the individual District Commanders . MVD duties include : Mississippi River Commission . The Mississippi River Commission was established in 1879 to facilitate improvement of the Mississippi River from the Head of Passes near its mouth to its headwaters . The stated mission of the Commission was to : For nearly a half century , the MRC functioned as an executive body reporting directly to the U . S . Secretary of War . The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 changed the mission of the MRC . The consequent Flood Control Act of 1928 created the Mississippi River and Tributaries Project ( MR & T ) . The act assigned responsibility for developing and implementing the Mississippi River and Tributaries Project ( MR & T ) to the Mississippi River Commission . The MR & T project provides for : The current President of the Mississippi River Commission , U . S . Army Corps of Engineers Major General John W . Peabody , replaced Major General Michael Walsh in November , 2011 . General Peabody is also the commanding officer of the Mississippi Valley Division . The mission is executed through the United States Army Corps of Engineers Mississippi Valley Division Districts in St . Paul , Rock Island , St . Louis , Memphis , Vicksburg , and New Orleans . The headquarters of the operation is in Historic Downtown Vicksburg in the Mississippi River Commission Building .
Thomas Grosvenor ( British Army officer ) Field Marshal Thomas Grosvenor ( 30 May 1764 – 20 January 1851 ) was a senior officer in the British Army . Military career . Born the third son of Thomas Grosvenor MP , Grosvenor was educated at Westminster School and commissioned into the 1st foot guards in 1779 . He was in charge of security at the Bank of England during the Gordon Riots in 1780 . He held various brigade commands in Southern England between 1803 and 1805 . He was a brigade commander at the Battle of Copenhagen in 1807 and again for the Walcheren Campaign in 1809 . He became Member of Parliament for Chester from 1795 and for Stockbridge from 1826 . In 1846 he became a Field Marshal . Family . In 1797 he married Elizabeth Heathcote and in 1831 he married Anne Wilbraham .
Josiah Duane Hicks Josiah Duane Hicks ( August 1 , 1844 – May 9 , 1923 ) was a Republican member of the U . S . House of Representatives from Pennsylvania . Biography . Josiah D . Hicks was born in Machen , Wales . He immigrated to the United States with his parents , who settled in Chester County , Pennsylvania , in 1847 , and in the same year moved to Duncansville , Pennsylvania . He attended the common schools of Blair and Huntingdon Counties . He moved to Altoona , Pennsylvania , in 1861 . During the American Civil War , he enlisted in the One Hundred and Twenty - fifth Regiment , Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry , as a private in 1862 and served nearly eighteen months . He reentered civil life as a clerk on the Pennsylvania Railroad . He studied law , was admitted to the bar in 1875 and commenced practice in Tyrone , Pennsylvania . He was elected district attorney of Blair County in 1880 , and reelected in 1883 . Hicks was elected as a Republican to the Fifty - third , Fifty - fourth , and Fifty - fifth Congresses . He served as chairman of the United States House Committee on Patents during the Fifty - fifth Congress . He was not a candidate for renomination in 1898 . He resumed the practice of law , and served as a member of the Altoona Board of Education from 1911 to 1919 . He served as State commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in 1921 . He died in Altoona in 1923 and is interred in Fairview Cemetery .
U . S . Navy Cyber Forces Navy Cyber Forces ( CYBERFOR ) is the type commander for the U . S . Navy ' s global cyber workforce . The headquarters is located at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek - Fort Story . CYBERFOR provides forces and equipment in cryptology / signals intelligence , cyber , electronic warfare , information operations , intelligence , networks , and space . Navy Cyber Forces is an operational component of the U . S . Navy Information Dominance Corps . Mission . To organize and prioritize , training , modernization , and maintenance , requirements , and capabilities of command and control architecture / networks , cryptologic and space - related systems and intelligence and information operations activities , and to coordinate with Type Commanders , to deliver interoperable , relevant and ready forces at the right time at the best cost , today and in the future . Organization . CYBERFOR is the U . S . Navy C5I Type Commander responsible to man , train and equip all C5I forces afloat and ashore . They report to Fleet Forces Command .