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William Frederick Hase William Frederick Hase ( August 31 , 1874 - January 20 , 1935 ) was a Major General in the United States Army . Biography . Hase was born on August 31 , 1874 in Milwaukee , Wisconsin . Later he would attend the University of Wisconsin - Madison . He would marry two times . First to Daisy Sames , who died on August 14 , 1903 . Second to Pearl Newman , who died on March 27 , 1941 . On January 20 , 1935 Hase died in Washington , D . C . . He , along with both Daisy and Pearl , is buried at Arlington National Cemetery . Career . Hase joined the Army in 1898 and would serve in the Coast Artillery Corps . During World War I he would be sent to serve in France . He would receive the Army Distinguished Service Medal for his service during the war . Following the war Hase would serve in various locations throughout the United States until being named Chief of the Coast Artillery Corps from 1934 until his death . The United States Navy vessel USS General W . F . Hase ( AP - 146 ) was named for him .
8×63mm patron m / 32 The 8×63mm patron m / 32 was a bottlenecked centerfire cartridge with a slightly ( ) rebated rim for Swedish heavy and medium machine guns . It was used from 1932 to the finalization of the rechambering process of these machine guns to 7 . 62×51mm NATO in 1975 . In the late 1920s , the common service cartridge in Swedish use was the 6 . 5x55mm " skarp patron m / 94 projektil m / 94 " ( live cartridge m / 94 projectile m / 94 ) service ammunition loaded with a long round - nosed m / 94 ( B - projectile ) bullet which was not considered effective enough for anti - aircraft and indirect fire so the Royal Army Administration tasked AB Bofors to manufacture a larger rifle cartridge to meet these needs . The 8×63mm patron m / 32 round had the same overall length as the . 30 - 06 Springfield cartridge , which allowed it to fit in the standard Browning receiver , but used a larger diameter case and uncommon 12 . 2 mm ( 0 . 480 in ) diameter bolt face which together with the larger bullet diameter and heavier bullet weight allowed longer effective range . The 8×63mm patron m / 32 maximum range was approximately when fired from a kulspruta m / 36 . The 8x63mm cartridge was used in the following machine guns : The 8x63mm was also used in the " gevär m / 40 " bolt action rifle . These were Karabiner 98ks rechambered in Sweden for the 8x63mm and issued to the machine gun troops so their rifles would fire the same round . These rifles were sold to Israel after the end of WWII .
28th Indian Infantry Brigade The 28th Indian Infantry Brigade was an Infantry formation of the Indian Army during World War II . The brigade was formed in March 1941 , at Secunderabad in India and assigned to the 6th Indian Infantry Division . In September 1941 , the brigade was sent to Malaya . Coming under command III Indian Corps and 11th Indian Infantry Division the brigade surrendered with the rest of the Commonwealth forces on 15 February 1942 .
Nazmul Huq Major Nazmul Huq ( August 11 , 1938 – September 27 , 1971 ) was the first sector commander of 7th sector in the Bangladesh Liberation War . He is also called ' The Lost Sector Commander ' of Bangladesh Liberation War . Life . Major Nazmul Huq was born in Amirabad village under Lohagara Upazila in Chittagong District . His father ' s name was Advocate Hafej Ahmed and Mother ' s name was Joynab Begum . He passed his matriculation from Peshowara school of Comilla and H . S . C from Jagannath College , Dhaka . He joined the Pakistan army when he was a second year student of Ahsanullah Engineering University ( BUET ) . He was commissioned in artillery core on October 14 , 1962 . Contribution in Bangladesh Liberation War . He was a very good organizer . In his sector he directed the guerrilla warfare as well as trained the independence militia who lacked formal training on military operations . His coverage area was Rajshahi , Pabna , Bogra and part of Dinajpur district . Tarangapur was his Head Quarter . About fifteen thousand freedom fighters fought in this sector . Bir Shrestho Captain Mohiuddin Jahangir fought under his command . Death . Major Nazmul Huq died in a road accident on 27 September 1971 when he was returning from Shiliguri cantonment . He was buried near Shona Masjid premises . After his death Major Kazi Nuruzzaman was appointed the new sector commander of seventh sector .
USRC Morris ( 1831 ) The United States Revenue Cutter " Morris " was one of 13 cutters of the Morris - Taney Class to be launched . Named after Secretaries of the Treasury and Presidents of the United States , these cutters were the backbone of the Service for more than a decade . Samuel Humphreys designed these cutters for roles as diverse as fighting pirates , privateers , combating smugglers and operating with naval forces . He designed the vessels on a naval schooner concept . They had Baltimore Clipper lines . The vessels built by Webb and Allen , designed by Isaac Webb , resembled Humphreys ' but had one less port . The " Morris " , named for a financier of the American Revolution , began her career on a cruise from Maine to Sabine , Texas . On 20 October 1831 , she arrived for duty at Portland , Maine . In May 1846 , she sailed to Key West to participate in the Mexican War . On 11 October 1846 , a hurricane drove " Morris " ashore three miles northwest of Key West . The following month , the Key West Collector of Customs received instructions to sell the vessel .
USS Du Pont ( DD - 941 ) USS " Du Pont " ( DD - 941 ) , named for Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont USN ( 1809 – 1866 ) , was a " Forrest Sherman " - class destroyer built by the Bath Iron Works Corporation at Bath in Maine and launched by Mrs . H . B . Du Pont , great - great - grandniece of Rear Admiral Du Pont ; and commissioned 1 July 1957 , Commander W . J . Maddocks in command . History . From 6 to 31 July 1958 " Du Pont " served on a midshipman cruise and antisubmarine exercises in the Atlantic , duty broken by a visit to New York . " Du Pont " sailed 2 September for a tour of duty with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean , during which she participated in highly realistic air defense and antisubmarine warfare problems . She returned to Norfolk 12 March 1959 , to prepare for Operation " Inland Seas , " the historic first passage of a naval task force into the Great Lakes through the Saint Lawrence Seaway . She escorted HMY " Britannia " with Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom embarked during the dedicatory ceremonies on 26 June . " Du Pont " crossed the Atlantic in August and September 1959 , visiting Southhampton , England , after serving as plane guard for the transatlantic flight of President Dwight D . Eisenhower . On 28 January 1960 " Du Pont " sailed from Norfolk for a second tour of duty with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean , returning on 31 August for an overhaul in the Naval Shipyard where she remained through the end of 1960 . In 1972 , she won the Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award for the Atlantic Fleet . In 1979 , the USS " Du Pont " was relocated to the Bethlehem Steel Works Ship Yard in Hoboken , New Jersey , where it underwent a major refit . In 1980 , the ship got underway and was attached to Comdesron 2 , under the command of Cmdr . Harlan K . Ullman . Following the refit , the ship sailed for its home port of Norfolk , Virginia before going to Guantanamo Bay , Cuba . Under Cmdr . Ullman ' s command , the crew participated in two week ' s of reference training , simulating wartime conditions . The crew of the USS " Du Pont " received the highest honor Guantanamo Bay awards for battle efficiencies , being awarded three of the Battle " E ' s " . In 1981 , " Du Pont " went to the Middle East , sailing through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea then to the Persian Gulf . The ship was assigned to the Nimitz battle group , remaining on patrol in the Persian Gulf following the release of American hostages held in Iran . The ship was continually on alert , as Iranian P - 3 Orion s , originally supplied by the United States , would survey the gulf to track U . S . ship movements . In 1982 , " Du Pont " was assigned to assist Israel , after the confrontation took place between Israeli forces and the Palestine Liberation Organization . The ship remained off the coast of Beirut for nearly 100 days , lending naval gunfire support . The Du Pont was stationed off the coast of Lebanon longer than any other U . S . Navy ship . Fate . " Du Pont " was decommissioned on 4 March 1983 and sold for scrap on 11 December 1992 .
RNAS Donibristle RNAS Donibristle is a former Fleet Air Arm base located east of Rosyth , Fife , Scotland and northwest of Edinburgh , Lothian . From 1918 to 1939 the station was called RAF Donibristle . History . The following units were posted here at some point : Current use . The site is now a combination of Donibristle Industrial Park and Hillend Industrial Park .
Castruccio Castracani Castruccio Castracani degli Antelminelli ( 1281 – September 3 , 1328 ) was an Italian " condottiero " and duke of Lucca . Biography . Castruccio was born in Lucca , a member of the noble family of Antelminelli , of the Ghibelline party . In 1300 he was exiled with his parents and others of their faction by the Guelph s " Black " party , then in the ascendant . At nineteen he became orphaned , and subsequently served as a " condottiero " under Philip IV of France in Flanders , then with the Visconti in Lombardy , and in 1313 under the Ghibelline chief , Uguccione della Faggiuola , lord of Pisa , in central Italy . He assisted Uguccione in many enterprises , including the capture of Lucca ( 1314 ) and the Battle of Montecatini ( 1315 ) , in which he was the main protagonist of the victory over the Guelph League led by the Florentine s . However , due to his growing popularity , Uguccione had him jailed and condemned to death . An insurrection of the Lucchesi having led to the expulsion of Uguccione and his party , Castruccio regained his freedom and his position , and the Ghibelline triumph was presently assured . Elected lord ( as lifelong consul ) of Lucca on June 12 , 1316 , he warred incessantly against the Florentines , though at home he renovated the Ponte della Maddalena , spanning the river Serchio . At first he was the faithful adviser and staunch supporter of Frederick of Austria , who made him imperial vicar of Lucca , Lunigiana and Val di Nievole in 1320 . After the Battle of Mühldorf he went over to the emperor Louis the Bavarian , whom he served for many years . In 1325 he defeated the Florentines at the battle of Altopascio , and was appointed by the emperor duke of Lucca , Pistoia , Volterra and Luni ; two years later he captured Pisa , of which he was made imperial vicar . But , subsequently , his relations with Louis seem to have grown less friendly and he was afterwards excommunicated by the papal legate in the interests of the Guelphs ( 1327 ) . At his death in 1328 the fortunes of his young children were wrecked in the Guelph triumph . Niccolò Machiavelli wrote a " Life of Castruccio Castracani " . It is understood to be fictional in many places , and based upon classical aphorisms . It was made later in his life than some of Machiavelli ' s more well known works and is thought by some commentators such as Leo Strauss to be significant for the understanding of Machiavelli ' s political philosophy . Mary Shelley ' s novel " Valperga ; or , The Life and Adventures of Castruccio , Prince of Lucca " , published in 1823 , is based on the life of Castruccio Castracani , though the dates are slightly changed . External links . Sources : Deutsch Wikipedia
Hoko yari Hoko yari is an ancient form of Japanese spear or " yari " said to be based on a Chinese spear . The hoko yari came into use sometime between the Yayoi period and the Heian period , possibly during the Nara period . Appearance and use . The " hoko yari " was thought to be a guard ' s spear used in the defense of palisades and gates . One source describes " hoko yari " as being mounted on a six - foot pole and with an eight - inch blade , either in a leaf shape or with a wavy edge similar to the Malay " kris " . Like the later - period " fukuro yari " , the metal blade had a hollow socket for the pole to fit into , rather than a long tang . " Hoko yari " could also have a sickle - shaped horn projecting out and slightly forward on one or both sides of the blade , indicating that this weapon was primarily used to thrust back an enemy .
EUFOR EUFOR or European Union Force is a generic name for rapid reaction force operated by the European Union as part of the Common Security and Defence Policy . EUFOR is subordinate to the European Union Military Staff , and complements other EU military forces such as Eurocorps , the European Gendarmerie Force , European Maritime Force and EU Battlegroup s . EUFOR has been used four times so far : in the Republic of Macedonia from March 2003 to December 2003 as EUFOR Concordia , in Bosnia from 2004 as EUFOR Althea , in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2006 , and in Chad and the Central African Republic since 2007 . Operations supervised . EUFOR Concordia . EUFOR Concordia is a military deployment in the Republic of Macedonia . EUFOR Althea . EUFOR Althea is a military deployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina to oversee the military implementation of the Dayton Agreement . It is the successor to SFOR and IFOR . The transition from SFOR to EUFOR was largely a change of name and commanders : 80 % of the troops remained in place . It replaced the NATO - led SFOR on 2 December 2004 . EUFOR DR Congo . The acronym EUFOR was also used for a short deployment in 2006 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo . On 25 April 2006 , the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1671 ( 2006 ) , authorising the temporary deployment of an EU force to support the United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo ( MONUC ) during the period encompassing the elections in the DR Congo , which began on 30 July . EUFOR Tchad / RCA . EUFOR also refers to the EU mission under the auspices and in the framework of MINURCAT in Chad and the Central African Republic , from late 2007 onwards .
Leen Kullman Helene ( Leen ) Kullman ( 31 January 1910 – 6 March 1943 ) was an agent of Soviet military intelligence during World War II . Joining the Red Army in January 1942 , she originally served as a nurse ; in April 1942 , she was transferred to intelligence . In September 1942 , she was inserted behind German lines near Tartu . In January 1943 , she was arrested by the local Gestapo and subsequently executed . She was named a Hero of the Soviet Union on 8 May 1963 .
Miroslav Deronjić Miroslav Deronjić ( Serbian Cyrillic : " Мирослав Дероњић " ) ( June 6 , 1954 , Bratunac , Yugoslavia , now Bosnia and Herzegovina – May 20 , 2007 , Sweden ) is a Bosnian Serb who was charged with persecution , a crime against humanity , by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia ( ICTY ) for his actions related to the attack on the Bosnian village of Glogova . Deronjić held the post of President of the Bratunac Municipal Board of the Serbian Democratic Party from 1990 to 1992 , and was later a member of its main board . In this role he ordered the attack on Glogova . He originally pleaded not guilty to all charges , later pleading guilty to one charge of persecution as part of a deal . In 2004 , he was sentenced to 10 years ' imprisonment . Deronjić was serving his sentence in Sweden when he died in 2007 .
Grace Akallo Grace Akallo ( born 1981 ) is a Uganda n woman who , at the age of 15 , while attending a Catholic school , was abducted by Joseph Kony to be used as a child soldier in the Lord ' s Resistance Army ( LRA ) . As part of her initiation into the army , she was forced to kill another girl , a very common practice among armies that employ child soldiers . She remained in the LRA for seven months , during which Akallo became a skilled AK - 47 user . She was raped and became a sexual slave . She was eventually rehabilitated and became a mother . The 2007 book " Girl Soldier : A Story of Hope for Northern Uganda ' s Children " is a biography of Akallo . She is interviewed in the documentary film " Not My Life " on the subject of human trafficking , saying that " this kind of evil must be stopped . " She also appears in the documentary film " Grace , Milly , Lucy . . . Child Soldiers " .
Lourmel Airfield Lourmel Airfield is an abandoned military airfield in Algeria , located in the El Amria area . During World War II it was a civil airport seized by the United States Army during the Operation Torch landings in November 1942 . After its capture from the Vichy French , it was used by the United States Army Air Force Twelfth Air Force 61st Troop Carrier Group during the North African Campaign . The 61st flew C - 47 Skytrain transports from the airfield from 15 May - 21 June 1943
Henry Ralph Lumley Second Lieutenant Henry Ralph Lumley ( March 1892 - 11 March 1918 ) was a First World War pilot and burn victim whose case was important to the future development of facial reconstruction and plastic surgery . Early life . Henry Ralph Lumley was the son of Robert and Florence ( nee Fiske ) Lumley , his father was a barrister and dramatic author and his mother an actress . He became an employee of the Eastern Telegraph Company . At the start of the war he was commisioned as an officer in the Royal Flying Corps and went to the Central Flying School for pilot training . Accident . As he graduated from the Central Flying School the aircraft he was flying crashed . Lumley was badly burned , losing his lips , eyebrows , and most of the skin on his face . His left eye was burned out , and his right eye was mostly blind . Surgery . Lumley was transferred to Sidcup on 22 September 1917 , for reconstructive surgery . The surgical team , led by Harold Gillies , decided to reconstruct Henry ' s face using a huge skin graft from his chest . The scar tissue would be removed , and the graft would be stitched into place . Tubed pedicles would be employed to provide further available skin . A similar , though less drastic , procedure had already been successfully carried out on a sailor , William Vicarage , who had received severe cordite burns at the Battle of Jutland . The operation was performed in stages . The first , on 24 October 1917 , outlined the chest graft and created the tubed pedicles at the neck . The second , more major , operation occurred on 15 February 1918 . The scar tissue was excised , effectively removing all traces of Lumley ' s ' old ' face , and the graft was stitched into place . Unfortunately , because of the size of the graft and Lumley ' s already weakened state the chest skin was rejected and Henry died of heart failure on 11 March 1918 . Legacy . After Lumley ' s death Gillies realised that he had tried to do too much too quickly , and that large facial grafts were more hazardous than expected . As a result he began using smaller staged grafts to create the overall result instead of a single large graft . The lessons learned from the failure of Henry Ralph Lumley ' s surgery would go on to help thousands of people suffering with extreme facial burns .
VT tank The Versuchsträger 1 - 2 ( abbreviated : VT , meaning " test - beds " or " experiment carrier " ) were two German prototype twin gun turretless main battle tank s . Since the early 1970s a number of West German companies have been working on conceptual designs for a successor to the Leopard 1 . This project had the name " Kampfpanzer " 3 ( KPz 3 ) . The KPz 3 project was temporarily a British - German joint project , until the UK withdrew because they wanted a turreted tank . The Germans had already developed the Leopard 2 and therefore didn ' t see the need for another conventional tank . One of the companies involved was MaK , developing the VT 1 - 1 and VT 1 - 2 . The test programme ended proving that a twin - gunned turretless tank could be created with enough technical effort , but had drawbacks in both practical and tactical use . History . The first VT tank , VT 1 - 1 , was built in 1974 by Maschinenbau Kiel ( MaK ) . One year later they produced the second VT tank , the VT 1 - 2 . For further testing of the mobility and the concept of a tank with two main guns , five Gefechtsfeldversuchträger ( GVT , " battlefield test - beds " ) were designed and built in 1975 and 1976 . Design . The VT 1 - 1 was based on the shortened chassis of the cancelled MBT - 70 tank . Since the tank had no autoloaders , a crew of four was needed to operate it . All VT tanks followed in some extent the traditional design of German Jagdpanzer s like the post war " Kanonenjagdpanzer " . The VT 1 - 2 featured a turbocharged engine , which was capable of 1 , 500 PS sustained and 2 , 400 PS for short periods of time . The tank had a three - man crew seated at the front , with driver between commander and gunner . A comparison with the Leopard 2 was held , which proved that the VT 1 - 2 tank wouldn ' t have any significant advantages over the Leopard 2 . The engine of the Leopard 2 wasn ' t defining the concept and could therefore be replaced by the stronger 12 - cylinder engine of the VT 1 - 2 if required . The Leopard 2 also had a high first round hit probability , due to its advanced fire control system , which corresponds to or even surpass the calculated first round hit probability of the twin guns . The VT tanks were designed to : The VT 1 - 1 was armed with two 105 mm rifled guns , which were loaded manually . The VT 1 - 2 carried two 120 mm smoothbore guns equipped with 6 - round automatic loaders . The GVTs were not fitted with guns , instead they mounted two gun simulators . For combat simulations they used Talissi laser fire simulators . The propellant gases were created with a 20 mm cannon mounted on the roof .