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Chahar People ' s Anti - Japanese Army The Chahar People ' s Anti - Japanese Army consisted mostly of former Northwestern Army units under Feng Yuxiang , troops from Fang Zhenwu ' s Resisting Japan and Saving China Army , remnants of the provincial forces from Jehol , Anti - Japanese volunteers from Manchuria and local forces from Chahar and Suiyuan . Even the Japanese puppet Liu Guitang switched sides joining the army as did the Suiyuan bandit leader Wang Ying . Order of Battle Anti - Japanese Allied Army Campaign of 1933
HMAS Broome ( J191 ) HMAS " Broome " ( J191 ) , named for the town of Broome , Western Australia , was one of 60 " Bathurst " class corvettes constructed during World War II and one of 20 built for the Admiralty but manned by personnel of and commissioned into the Royal Australian Navy ( RAN ) . " Broome " was laid down by Evans Deakin and Company at Brisbane on 3 May 1941 , launched on 6 October 1941 by Mrs . M . J . McKew , wife of the shipyard ' s works manager , and commissioned on 29 July 1942 . The corvette operated during World War II , and was awarded the battle honour s " Pacific 1942 - 45 " and " New Guinea 1942 - 44 " for her service . HMAS " Broome " paid off on 24 August 1946 , was sold to the Turkish Navy and renamed " Alanya " . The vessel left Turkish service in 1975 . The ship ' s bell was recovered before the sale , and returned to Broome . It was presented to the Broome Road Board in June 1952 , who then passed the bell on to Broome State School in November . The bell later ended up at the town ' s Returned and Services League club .
212th Rescue Squadron The 212th Rescue Squadron ( 212 RQS ) is a unit of the Alaska Air National Guard 176th Wing stationed at Joint Base Elmendorf - Richardson , Anchorage , Alaska . The squadron has no assigned aircraft ; personnel assigned utilize aircraft of the 210th and 211th Rescue Squadron s of the Wing . Overview . Established on 8 October 2004 by the Air Force Special Operations Command as part of a re - organization of Air National Guard rescue units which created separate squadrons for fixed - wing , helicopter and pararescue elements of the 210th Rescue Squadron . The HH - 60 helicopter flight became 210th Rescue Squadron ; the HC - 130P Hercules flight become the 211th Rescue Squadron , and the pararescue flight became the 212th Rescue Squadron . The 212th also received additional manning and Combat Rescue Officers , which further increased its capabilities . The squadron consists of pararescue and support personnel , utilizing the HH - 60 Pave Hawk helicopters of the 210th Rescue Squadron and the HC - 130P Hercules transports of the 211th Rescue Squadron . All three squadrons are assigned to the 176th Operations Group .
Eikichi Kato Captain Eikichi Kato was a senior officer in the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II . Kato was the senior officer of the Imperial Japanese Navy forces on the Bonis Peninsula and Buka Island during the latter stages of World War II . Lieutenant Kawanishi Shotaro was appointed by Captain Kato as the envoy to meet Australian officers on 14 September 1945 off Soraken Peninsula , to discuss the surrender of the Imperial Japanese Navy forces on the Bonis Peninsula and Buka Island . Kato was convicted of war crimes and was executed at Rabaul in 1946 .
4th Regiment Kansas Volunteer Infantry The 4th Kansas Infantry Regiment was a infantry regiment from Kansas that failed to complete its organization to serve in the Union Army during the American Civil War . It was consolidated with the 3rd Regiment Kansas Volunteer Infantry to form the 10th Regiment Kansas Volunteer Infantry .
Gannett Government Media Gannett Government Media , formerly the Army Times Publishing Company , is a United States company which publishes newspapers , magazines , Web sites , and other publications about the U . S . and other militaries . Founded in 1940 , it was purchased by the Gannett Company in August 1997 . It publishes four weekly newspapers aimed at current and former U . S . military personnel , collectively called the Military Times Media Group : " Army Times " ( founded 1940 ) , " Navy Times " ( founded 1951 ) , " Air Force Times " ( founded 1947 ) , and " Marine Corps Times " . Its Defense News Media Group publishes " Defense News " ( founded 1986 ) , " Armed Forces Journal " ( founded in 1863 ) , " Training & Simulation Journal " and " C4ISR Journal " . The company also publishes " Federal Times " . According to a Huffington Post AOL News online news article from Boston , Massachusetts by Jim Finkle of Thomson Reuters , dated Wednesday , June 29 , 2011 : " Hackers broke into a Gannett Co database containing personal information about subscribers to publications read by U . S . government officials , military leaders , and rank - and - file soldiers , the media company said on Tuesday . "
Bekir Sami Günsav Bekir Sami Günsav ( 1879 ; Bandırma – 1934 ; Istanbul ) was an officer who servered for the Ottoman Army and Turkish Army . He was born in the village of Haydar in the district of Bandırma to father Hasan Bey and mother Aishe . Hasan Bey was a member of the Circassian family who moved from Caucasus to Anatolia . Their family name was Zarukhue . He fought the first stage the Turkish War of Independence as the commander of 56th Division . Works . ( Ed . Muhittin Ünal ) , " Miralay Bekir Sami Günsav ' ın Kurtuluş Savaşı Anıları " , Cem Yayınevi , 2002 , ISBN 975 - 406 - 510 - 1 .
Operation Warrior Sweep Operation Warrior Sweep involved a July 20 , 2003 deployment of about 1 , 000 soldiers of the Afghan National Army , together with U . S . - led coalition troops , in the Zormat Valley region and the 3 , 260 meter - high peaks of the Ayubkhel Valley in the southern Paktia province in Afghanistan . The operation was in response to intelligence reports that some Taliban and al - Qaeda operatives were active in the area . It marked the first major combat operation for the Afghan troops . The Operation was completed in mid - September . By July 29 , soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division were transported in by CH - 47 Chinook helicopters to assist in the Operation . The coalition forces uncovered dozens of grenade s , C - 4 plastic explosives , a crate of dynamite , more than 20 rocket propelled grenade rounds , a box of anti - aircraft rounds and hundreds of 7 . 62 mm and handgun rounds . Neither Taliban nor al - Qaeda guerrilla s were encountered . U . S . - led coalition forces cleared illegal checkpoints from a number of key roads , including the main road leading from Gardez to Khost . The Afghan Army secured the road leading to Zormat . When U . S . forces arrived in the village of Atel Mohammed , residents hid their Qur ' ans and other religious items . They feared that U . S . soldiers would kill them if they discovered they were Muslim . U . S . soldiers explained to the villagers that this was not the case . Toward the conclusion of the Operation in mid - September , forces from the United States , Italy , Romania and Afghanistan discovered several secret caves and caches containing more than 20 , 000 pieces of ordnance .
USNS Pollux ( T - AKR - 290 ) USNS " Pollux " ( T - AK - 290 ) , later T - AKR - 290 , the fourth United States Navy ship of the name , is an " Algol " - class vehicle cargo ship that is currently maintained by the United States Maritime Administration as part of the Ready Reserve Force ( RRF ) as SS " Pollux " ( T - AKR - 290 ) . Construction and early career . The ship was built as the high - speed commercial cargo ship SS " Sea - Land Market " by A . G . Weser in Bremen , West Germany , for Sea - Land Service , Inc . . Launched on 1 May 1973 , she was delivered to Sea - Land on 1 September 1973 . Due to her high operating cost , she proved uneconomical for commercial use . Sea - Land sold her to the United States Navy on 16 November 1981 . The U . S . Navy classified the ship as a cargo ship ( AK ) , assigned her to the Military Sealift Command for non - commissioned service , and renamed her USNS " Pollux " ( T - AK - 290 ) . In September 1992 , the Navy reclassified her as roll - on / roll - off vehicle cargo ship and redesignated her as T - AKR - 290 . Conversion . " Pollux " s conversion into a vehicle cargo ship began on 28 July 1984 at Avondale Shipyards in New Orleans , Louisiana . Her cargo hold was redesigned into a series of decks connected by ramps so vehicles can be driven into and out of the cargo hold for fast loading and unloading . She was also fitted with two sets of two cranes , one set located at amidships capable of lifting 35 tons ( 31 , 752 kg ) , and another set located aft capable of lifting 50 tons ( 45 , 360 kg ) . When her conversion was complete , Avondale delivered her to the Military Sealift Command on 31 March 1986 . Service . When not active , " Pollux " was kept in a reduced operating status due to her high operating cost . If needed , she could be activated and ready to move in 96 hours . " Pollux " took part in the Persian Gulf War in 1990 - 1991 . Along with the other seven " Algol " class vehicle cargo ships , she transported 14 percent of all cargo transported between the United States and Saudi Arabia during and after the war . Transfer to Maritime Administration and Ready Reserve Force . On 1 October 2007 , " Pollux " was transferred to the United States Maritime Administration . On 1 October 2008 , she was transferred to the Ready Reserve Force , losing her " USNS " designation , and laid up at Philadelphia , Pennsylvania . She can be reactivated in five days when needed . If activated again , " Pollux " will report to the Military Sealift Command .
USS Chandler ( DDG - 996 ) USS " Chandler " ( DDG - 996 ) was the final ship in the " Kidd " class of guided - missile destroyer s operated by the U . S . Navy . Derived from the " Spruance class " , these vessels were designed for air defense in hot weather . She was named after Rear Admiral Theodore E . Chandler . Originally named " Andushirvan " , the ship was originally ordered by the Shah of Iran , but was undelivered when the 1979 Iranian Revolution occurred . Subsequent to this , the U . S . Navy elected to commission her for service in the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean Sea , as she was equipped with heavy - duty air conditioning and was also well suited to filtering sand and the results from NBC warfare . She was commissioned in 1982 . " Chandler " was decommissioned in 1999 . She was transferred to the Republic of China , renamed " Wu Teh " ( DDG - 1805 ) in 2004 , and finally recommissioned as ROCS " Ma Kong " ( DDG - 1805 ) in 2006 . Accident . In June 1985 , " Chandler " was involved in an accident on the Columbia River . The ship itself was sued under Admiralty law in the United States by a barge owner who claimed that " Chandler " s negligent action on the Columbia River caused a dangerous swell called a soliton . The District Court of Oregon heard the case and held that the officers on " Chandler " breached their duty to exercise reasonable care in avoiding creation of the dangerous swell and the plaintiff was able to recover for the damages .
James King , 1st Lord Eythin James King , 1st Lord Eythin ( 1589 – 1652 ) was a Scottish soldier , who served in the Swedish army , and who later supported King Charles I in the English Civil War . Biography . James King was born on Warbester Hoy , in the Orkney Islands . He was recruited into the Swedish Army in 1615 , and in 1622 he was a Captain in Ruthven ' s regiment . In 1636 , he was a Lieutenant General and commanded the left wing of the Swedish Army at the Battle of Wittstock . Two years later , as a Lieutenant General , he was defeated at the Battle of Vlotho . Prince Rupert of the Rhine was captured by the victorious Imperialists . It was unfortunate that King blamed Rupert ' s boldness for the defeat , while Rupert in turn blamed King ' s caution . After quarrels with the Swedish commanders , King was sidelined to duties in Stockholm , although he was ennobled . He travelled to Hamburg in 1639 , where King Charles employed him initially as a military recruiter . He sat out the Bishops ' Wars between England under Charles and the Scottish Covenanter s , thus avoiding conflict with his long - time comrade , Alexander Leslie . Indeed his actions may have been sanctioned by Leslie who appeared to constantly protect him in the Scottish Parliament . After the Civil War broke out in England , King was created Lord Eythin and was despatched to the continent once more to recruit experienced soldiers from the various European armies and acquire munitions . He returned to England in the suite of Queen Henrietta Maria . Landing at Bridlington , he was appointed Lieutenant General to the Marquess of Newcastle . On 2 July 1644 , Prince Rupert relieved York , where Newcastle ' s army had been besieged . He summoned Newcastle ' s troops to join him on Marston Moor , where he was preparing for battle with the Covenanter and Parliamentarian besiegers . The meeting in the late afternoon between Rupert and King was apparently chilly . King fatefully dissuaded Rupert from attacking so late in the day , and from redeploying to a better defensive position . In the subsequent Battle of Marston Moor , the Royalist army was destroyed . Newcastle and his senior officers , among them King , went into exile in Hamburg . In March 1650 he was to have taken part as Lieutenant General in Montrose ’ s expedition which initially landed in the Orkney Islands . But before he left Sweden , he aborted his mission to support Montrose , because Charles II reached an accommodation with the Covenanters and abandoned Montrose ( who was subsequently captured by the Covenanters and executed in Edinburgh ) . King died in Stockholm on 9 June 1652 , he was honoured by the Swedish court with a burial in the Riddarholm Church , the burial place of the Swedish kings . Family . King had two wives . His first wife was Dilliana Van der Borchens ( died c . 1634 ) who came from Pomerania . They had no children . With his second wife who name is not known , King had a daughter who died before him .
Gordon Graham Donaldson Lieutenant - Colonel Gordon Graham Donaldson was a senior officer in the British Army who died as a result of illness contracted during the disastrous Walcheren Campaign in 1809 . He was commissioned in the 1st Foot Guards ( the Grenadier Guards ) . There is a memorial to him in the Guards Officers Memorial at the Royal Military Chapel , Wellington Barracks . Family . His eldest daughter , Eliza - Ann , married William Wright Esq , of Eyston Hall , Sudbury , in 1827 .
National Intelligence Board The National Intelligence Board ( formerly the National Foreign Intelligence Board ) is a body of senior U . S . intelligence community leaders led by the Director of National Intelligence ( DNI ) . The Board is tasked with reviewing and approving National Intelligence Estimate s ( NIEs ) . NFIB . A quotation from a circa 2002 report entitled " A Consumer ' s Guide to Intelligence ' , published by the Office of Public Affairs in the CIA . " The senior Intelligence Community advisory body to the DCI on the substantive aspects of national intelligence . This Board advises the DCI on production , review , and coordination of national foreign intelligence ; interagency exchanges of foreign intelligence information ; arrangements with foreign governments on intelligence matters ; the protection of intelligence sources and methods ; activities of common concern ; and such other matters as are referred to it by the DCI . It is composed of the DCI ( Chairman ) and other appropriate officers of the Central Intelligence Agency , Department of State , Department of Defense , the Defense Intelligence Agency , and the National Security Agency . Representatives of other agencies , including the Department of the Treasury , the Department of Energy , the National Reconnaissance Office , the National Imagery and Mapping Agency , and the Federal Bureau of Investigation participate as necessary " .
Christopher Duffy Christopher Duffy ( born 1936 ) is a British military historian . Duffy read history at Balliol College , Oxford , where he graduated in 1961 with the DPhil . Afterwards , he taught military history at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and the college of the British General Staff . He was secretary - general of the British Commission for Military History and vice - president of the History Society of Ireland . From 1996 to 2001 , he was research professor at the De Montfort University , Leicester . He currently works as a freelance author . Duffy ' s special interest is the military history of the European modern age , in particular the history of the German , Prussian , and Austrian armed forces . He has written two books on the Jacobite Rising in Scotland in 1745 . He is most famous for his writings about Frederick the Great and the Seven Years ' War . Duffy is fluent in six languages and has published some twenty books about military history topics , several of which have been translated into German .
Project MKNAOMI MKNAOMI was the code name for a joint Department of Defense / CIA research program lasting from the 1950s through the 1970s . Unclassified information about the MKNAOMI program and the related Special Operations Division is scarce . It is generally reported to be a successor to the MKDELTA project and to have focused on biological projects including biological warfare agents — specifically , to store materials that could either incapacitate or kill a test subject and to develop devices for the diffusion of such materials . During the first twenty years of its establishment , the CIA engaged in various projects designed to increase U . S . biological and chemical warfare capabilities . Project MKNAOMI was initiated to provide the CIA with a covert support base to meet its top - secret operational requirements . The purpose was to establish a robust arsenal within the CIA ' s Technical Services Division ( TSD ) and of which was to consist of various lethal and incapacitating materials . This would enable the TSD to serve as a highly maintained center for the circulation of biological and chemical materials . Surveillance , testing , upgrading , and the evaluation of special materials and items were also provided by MKNAOMI so as to ensure that no defects and unwanted contingencies emerged during operational conditions . For these purposes the U . S . Army ' s Special Operations Command ( SOC ) was assigned to assist the CIA in the development , testing , and maintenance procedures for the biological agents and delivery systems ( 1952 ) . Both the CIA and SOC also modified guns that fired special darts coated with biological agents and various poisonous pills . The darts would serve to incapacitate guard dogs , infiltrate the area that the dogs were guarding , and then awaken the dogs upon exiting the facility . In addition , the SOC was also designated to research the potentials for using biological agents against other animals and crops . A 1967 CIA memo which was uncovered by the Church Committee was confirmed to give evidence of at least three covert techniques for attacking and poisoning crops that have been examined under field conditions . On November 25 , 1969 , President Richard Nixon abolished any military practice involving biological weapons and Project MKNAOMI was dissolved . On February 14 , 1970 , a presidential order was given to outlaw all stockpiles of bacteriological weapons and nonliving toxins . However , despite this presidential order , a CIA scientist was able to acquire an estimated 11 grams of deadly shellfish toxin from SOC personnel at Fort Detrick . The toxin was then stored in a CIA laboratory where it remained undetected for over five years .
Field Artillery Battalion 11 Batalyon Artileri Medan 11 ( " 11th Field Artillery Battalion " ) is a unit of the Indonesian Army , also known as the " Guntur Geni " , " Geni 11 " , or " Guntur Armed Battalion " . It is part of the " Resimen Artileri Medan 1 " ( 1st Field Artillery Regiment ) , Infantry Division 2 Kostrad . The battalion was established on June 27 , 1962 , and is located in Magelang , Central Java . It is equipped with the Yugoslavian 76 mm M - 48 howitzer .
Fort Homer W . Hesterly Armory Fort Homer W . Hesterly is a historic building at 522 North Howard Avenue in the West Tampa section of Tampa , Florida . An art deco style building . It took ten years to find an occupant for the building , once a premiere venue . It is now home to the Tampa Jewish Community Center & Federation . Performers have included Elvis Presley , U . S . President John F . Kennedy , Martin Luther King , Jr . , singer , The Animals , James Brown , Buddy Holly , Andy Griffith , Allman Brothers , Tempests , Pink Floyd , the Doors and The Ramones . Many graduations and weddings have been held at the Fort . The National Guard used the armory until 2005 . The armory was built in the 1930s under Franklin Delano Roosevelt ' s New Deal and dedicated the day after the Pearl Harbor attack . In 1955 Elvis Presley performed at the armory as part of the “ Country Music ’ s Mr . Rhythm ” show , the final act in country star Hank Snow ’ s All - Star Jamboree tour . His debut album includes a photo from his 1955 performance at the armory . The armory was used by President Kennedy for an address to the Florida Chamber of Commerce in 1963 , four days before his assassination in Dallas . The Rev . Martin Luther King Jr . also spoke at the armory . The Doors played at the armory in 1972 . The armory held Championship Wrestling from Florida matches during the era of Dusty Rhodes , Jack Brisco and announcer Gordon Solie . Billy Fives and Pepe Prado represented NWA Florida at the armory in a tag team match against Mike Sullivan and Scoot Andrews during an interpromotional event between IPW Hardcore vs . NWA Florida . The Florida National Guard and U . S . Army Reserve officials announced plans to replace the armory on December 1 , 2001 . A new facility to be built at Gateway Center in Pinellas Park was planned as a replacement of three existing outdated and overcrowded facilities including Fort Hesterly and Tampa ' s the JF Campbell National Guard Armory in Clearwater and the Lovejoy U . S . Army Reserve Center in Tampa . Construction of the new $ 53 . 5 million project began in 2002 , and was expected to be completed by the spring of 2003 . The House Appropriations Committee originally allocated $ 45 million for the project . Plans for the former armory included a film studio and creative industries incubator , an ice rink and sports complex , and mixed - use commercial / residential development . In 2007 , a $ 98 million hotel and spa project won the selection process , but later dropped . A plan to redevelop the 75 , 000 square foot armory into a luxury development fell through in 2010 . On October 23 , 2013 , it was added to the National Register of Historic Places .