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USS Hibiscus ( 1864 ) USS " Hibiscus " ( 1864 ) was a steamer acquired by the Union Navy towards the end of the American Civil War . She was used by the Navy to patrol navigable waterways of the Confederacy to prevent the South from trading with other countries . Purchased at New York City in 1864 . " Hibiscus " was purchased at New York City from S . M . Pook on 16 November 1864 ; and commissioned there on 29 December 1864 , Lt . William L . Martine in command . Assigned to the Southern Blockade . She sailed from New York on 29 January 1865 and reached Tampa , Florida , via Port Royal , South Carolina , and Key West , Florida , on 17 February . " Hibiscus " patrolled out of Tampa , Florida , until the end of July , putting in at Cedar Keys and St . Andrews Bay as well as Key West during this period . On 11 April 1865 off Crystal River , " Sea Bird " , which served as tender to " Hibiscus " , captured small Confederate sloops " Florida " and " Annie " with cargos of loose and baled cotton . End - of - war activity and decommissioning . With the end of the war , " Hibiscus " sailed north and on 11 August stood into New York . She decommissioned there 19 August 1865 and was sold 5 October 1866 . Sank . The Hibiscus sank off New Jersey 30 2 April 1873 ( See New York Times , 2 May 1873 , page 8 ) . The shipwreck known to local divers as the Emerald Wreck has been tentatively identified as the Hibiscus Scuba Diving - New Jersey & Long Island New York .
Massacre at Velika Kruša The Massacre at Krushë e Madhe ( , ) near Orahovac , Kosovo , took place during the Kosovo War on the afternoon of 25 March 1999 , the day after the NATO air campaign began . According to Albanian witnesses , a special police unit entered the village and separated the men from the women , and killed exclusively the men who were of fighting age . Human Right Watch reported that more than 200 men were killed . Then , the women and children were given money and told to go to Albania . War crime trials . The massacre at Velika Kruša became a part of war crimes Indictment against Slobodan Milošević and other Serbian political and military leaders :
Opheylissem Castle Opheylissem Castle is a large stately home in Opheylissem in the municipality of Hélécine , Walloon Brabant , Belgium . The present building represents the remains of the former Premonstratensian Opheylissem Abbey , which was dissolved in 1796 . Most of the buildings were destroyed , but the abbot ' s house ( " prelatuur " ) remained , and in 1870 was restructured by the architect Alphonse Balat in its present form . Balat laid out the surrounding park at the same time . The house and park were acquired by the Province of Brabant , and after 1995 became that of the Province of Walloon Brabant .
English ship Vanguard ( 1586 ) Vanguard was a 32 - gun galleon of the English Royal Navy , launched in 1586 from Woolwich , and was the first ship of the navy to bear the name . She played a key part in the action against the Spanish Armada in 1588 . She was commanded by Martin Frobisher in 1594 and by Sir Robert Mansell in 1596 . She was taken to pieces in 1599 and rebuilt for the first time . In 1615 she was rebuilt for a second time , at Chatham , as a great ship . During actions against Algerian pirates in 1620 , " Vanguard " flew the flag of Sir Richard Hawkins . " Vanguard " was broken up in 1630 . Some of her timbers were used in the construction of the next , launched the following year , and officially recorded as a rebuild of the first " Vanguard " .
Paul F . Zukunft Paul F . Zukunft ( born 1955 ) is a Vice Admiral in the United States Coast Guard . He assumed the duties of Commander , Coast Guard Pacific Area in April 2012 , where he serves as the operational commander for all U . S . Coast Guard missions within the half of the world that ranges from the Rocky Mountains to the waters off the East Coast of Africa . He concurrently serves as Commander , Defense Force West and provides Coast Guard mission support to the Department of Defense and Combatant Commanders . Vice Admiral Zukunft was promoted to flag rank in 2006 , and his five previous flag assignments include The Assistant Commandant for Marine Safety , Security and Stewardship ; Director of Response Policy , Assistant Commandant for Capability ; Commander , Eleventh Coast Guard District and Director , Joint Interagency Task Force West . Additionally , Vice Admiral Zukunft served as the Federal On - Scene Coordinator for the Deepwater Horizon Spill of National Significance in 2010 , and directed more than 47 , 000 responders , 6 , 500 vessels and 120 aircraft during one of the largest oil spills in U . S . history . Vice Admiral Zukunft has served extensively at sea , commanding the USCGC " Rush " , USCGC " Harriet Lane " , and the USCGC " Cape Upright " . Vice Admiral Zukunft ’ s senior staff assignments include Chief of Operations , Coast Guard Pacific Area and Chief of Operations Oversight , Coast Guard Atlantic Area where he directly supervised all major cutter operations in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters . He also served as Chief of Staff , Fourteenth Coast Guard District in Honolulu . Vice Admiral Zukunft graduated from the U . S . United States Coast Guard Academy in 1977 with a Bachelor ’ s of Science degree in Government . He attended Webster University in 1988 where he received his Masters of Arts degree in Management , and the United States Naval War College in 1997 graduating with a Masters of Arts degree in National Security and Strategic Studies . He is a graduate of the Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Executive Seminar and Harvard ’ s Kennedy School of Government National Preparedness Leadership Initiative course . Vice Admiral Zukunft is a native of North Branford , Connecticut . He wears the permanent Cutterman Insignia and is a certified NIMS ICS Type I Incident Commander . His personal awards include the Department of Homeland Security Distinguished Service Medal , Defense Superior Service Medal , three Legion of Merit , and five Meritorious Service Medals medals with “ O ” device among others .
381st Intelligence Squadron The United States Air Force ' s 381st Intelligence Squadron is an intelligence unit located at Joint Base Elmendorf - Richardson , Alaska . The unit operates an AN / FLR - 9 Circularly Disposed Antenna Array ( CDAA ) , also known as an " Elephant Cage " . History . Logo significance . Blue and Yellow are the Air Force colors . Blue alludes to the sky , the primary theater of Air Force operations . Yellow refers to the sun and the excellence required of Air Force personnel .
List of B - 1 units of the United States Air Force This is a List of B - 1 Units of the United States Air Force by wing , squadron , location , features , variant , and service dates . During the 1980s , squadrons were transferred regularly to different wings and bases temporarily , and sometimes permanently .
Eberhard Zahn Dr . rer . oec . Eberhard Detloff Zahn ( 2 January 1910 – 7 February 2010 ) was a highly decorated Oberstleutnant in the Wehrmacht during World War II . He was also a recipient of the Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves . The Knight ' s Cross of the Iron Cross and its higher grade Oak Leaves was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership . Zahn served under Erwin Rommel in North Africa and was on one of the few planes leaving North Africa that was not shot down . He then fought on the Eastern Front . Eberhard Zahn was captured by Soviet troops in May 1945 and escaped a few weeks later . He traveled to the west until he encountered US forces and surrendered to them . Zahn was a member of Corps Austria - a student duelling fraternity located in Frankfurt am Main - from the time of his admission in 1930 until his death in 2010 . Zahn was the Chief Executive Officer of the " Ruhr - Stickstoff Aktiengesellschaft " in Bochum from 1957 until his retirement .
Jean - Olivier Chénier Jean - Olivier Chénier ( December 9 , 1806 – December 14 , 1837 ) was a physician in Lower Canada ( present - day Quebec ) . Born in Lachine ( or maybe Montreal ) . During the Lower Canada Rebellion , he commanded the Patriote forces in the Battle of Saint - Eustache . Trapped with his men in a church by the British troops who set flames to the building , he was killed while attempting to escape through a window . He died to shouts of " Remember Weir ! " , a reference to George Weir , a British spy executed by the Patriotes . After pillaging of the village , the British mutilated Chénier ' s corpse to scare and humiliate his Patriote supporters : Chénier was excommunicated from the Roman Catholic religion until 1945 . The name was condemned because Jean - Olivier Chénier fought on holy ground inside a church . The Chénier park in the Bas - St - Laurent was renamed after the excommunication of the family . The excommunicated family moved to Hawkesbury , Ontario . There is a statue of Jean - Olivier Chénier in St - Eustache in remembrance of those who died in the fire of 1837 . Chénier Street in Montreal is named for him , as is the Jean - Olivier - Chénier Section of the Saint - Jean - Baptiste Society of Montreal . The Chénier Cell of the Front de libération du Québec ( FLQ ) , responsible for the assassination of Pierre Laporte , was also named for him . CLSC Jean Olivier Chenier on Oka Road in Sainte - Eustache , Quebec , was also named after Chenier .
Río Chira ( ship ) Río Chira was 199 - ton steel - hulled vessel with a long and varied history , serving under several names as a whaler , fishing boat , naval patrol boat , passenger / cargo ship and freighter between 1914 and 1981 . Ship history . The ship was built in Norway by " Kaldnes Mekaniske Verksted " of Tønsberg , and delivered in September 1914 to the whaling company " A / S Tønsberg Hvalfangeri " as the Viking II . In 1925 she was sold to " Cia Ballenera del Peru " of Callao , Peru , and renamed Río Chira . In January 1928 the ship returned to Norwegian ownership when she was sold to Knutsen O . A . S . Shipping AS and renamed Angola to sail from Praia Amelia near Mossamedes in Angola . In August 1929 she was renamed Suderøy III . In January 1937 she was taken out of whaling service , fitted with a new 160 bhp Wichmann engine , and converted to a seiner under the name Landanes . In 1938 a new 300 bhp 3 - cylinder Wichmann engine was installed , and from 1939 she was used to transport the crews of the company ' s ships calling at Scandinavian ports . During the German occupation of Norway in World War II the ship was requisitioned by the " Kriegsmarine " and as NS 09 Sindbad was stationed as a patrol boat in Stavanger , serving as part of " 51 . Vorpostenflottille " ( " 51st Guard Flotilla " ) . The ship was returned to Knutsens after the war . By early 1946 she was being operated by " Haugesund Dampskibsselskap " ( " Haugesund Steamship Company " ) , as a replacement ship . In 1947 she was converted to a passenger and cargo ship , and under a bareboat charter served with " Haugesund Dampskibsselskab " on the regular service between Haugesund and Bergen . She also served on the Haugesund - Ryfylke and Haugesund - Stavanger routes . The ship was rebuilt at Frederikshavn in Denmark in 1955 , increasing from 199 to 245 GRT , and being fitted with a 420 bhp 6 - cylinder Vølund engine . From 1964 , as newer ships came into service , " Landanes " was mostly used as a reserve ship , and was eventually sold in January 1968 to " A / S Haugesund Slip " , converted into a freighter and renamed Fraktfem . In December 1969 she was sold to Gudmund & Hansen of Svolvær for coastal service , and renamed Eva Karin . However the company went bankrupt , and in November 1972 she was returned to " Haugesund Slip " , and reverted to the name " Fraktfem " . In February 1974 she was sold to " Fraktsenter A / S " of Haugesund , renamed Transport , and employed in the local sand trade . She was sold in May 1976 to Nils Nilsen of Bodø , to serve in the sand trade in Nordland . In 1977 she ran aground at Godøystraumen , but suffered no major damage . However , the elderly ship was finally condemned in late 1981 and laid up . She was sold in May 1982 to Julius Solnes of Borkenes , and towed to Harstad where her engines were stripped out for use in another ship , and the hull was sunk near Svartskjær off Harstad on 6 April 1983 .
USS Lady Thorne ( SP - 962 ) USS " Lady Thorne " ( SP - 962 ) was a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1918 . " Lady Thorne " was built as a private motorboat of the same name in 1908 . On 22 June 1917 , the U . S . Navy acquired her from her owner , R . C . Lamb of Elizabeth City , North Carolina , for use as a section patrol boat during World War I . She was enrolled in the Naval Coast Defense Reserve and commissioned as USS " Lady Thorne " ( SP - 962 ) , with Chief Boatswain ’ s Mate Eugene L . de High , USNRF , in command . Assigned to the 5th Naval District , " Lady Thorne " served on patrol duties for the next several months . " Lady Thorne " was decommissioned on 1 March 1918 and returned to Lamb the same day .
Shahid Aziz Lieutenant - General Shahid Aziz ( ) , is a Pakistani military author , intelligence writer , and retired three - star ranking general officer of the Pakistan Army . His military assignments included as the Chief of General Staff ( CGS ) from October 2001 to December 2003 and Commander of the IV Corps in Lahore from December 2003 to October 2005 . After retiring from the military , he was appointed Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau , a post he left in May 2007 albeit amid controversy . Military career . Shahid Aziz is a graduate of National Defence University , Pakistan and was commissioned in the Pakistan Army in 1969 . His military career has placed him in pivotal posts during critical periods in Pakistan . He served as the General Officer Commanding of the 12th Infantry Division stationed in Murree . During the Kargil conflict of 1999 , he served as DG of the ISI ' s Analysis Wing . That same year , he was appointed to the role of Director General Military Operations where he played a crucial role in the coup that brought Pervez Musharraf to power . After the events of 9 / 11 , he was serving as Chief of General Staff at GHQ when the US deployed its forces to Afghanistan . He finally retired from the army in 2005 after having held the post of Lahore Corps Commander for two years . Post - retirement . Lt . Gen . ( retired ) Shahid Aziz , who recently created ripples by acknowledging in an article that regular troops were involved in the Kargil operation , said the " misadventure " was a " four - man show " and details were initially hidden from the rest of the military commanders . He published a book " " Yeh Khamoshi Kahan Tak ? Aik Sipahi ki Dastan - e - Ishq o Junoon ” ( ) " . Lt . Gen . Aziz is married and father of four children . References .
Pursuit Brigade The Pursuit Brigade ( ) was a Polish World War II unit of the Polish Air Force . It took part in the Polish Defensive War of 1939 as the main aerial reserve of the commander in chief and was used for air cover of the Polish capital of Warsaw . It was similar in shape to the Bomber Brigade . It was composed of two squadrons , each in turn composed of a number of escadrilles . By 1 September Pursuit Brigade had 43 PZL P . 11 and 10 PZL P . 7 fighters ( Zaloga , p . 34 ) . It was the most successful element of the Polish Air Force during the Defensive War . On September 1 defending Warsaw it shot down 16 German planes , for a loss of 10 of its own fighters . It is credited with shooting down 42 German airplanes in the first 6 days of the war . By that time , it has however lost 38 of its 54 fighters . On 6 September , it was transferred from Warsaw theatre to Lublin ( Zaloga , p . 51 - 52 ) .
Colonel Tshatshi Military Camp The Colonel Tshatshi Military Camp ( French , " Camp Militaire Colonel Tshatshi " ) is a military compound and headquarters of the Military of the Democratic Republic of Congo . The base pays host to the defense department , and the Joint Chiefs of staff central command headquarters . It also surrounds two previous Presidential palaces . It is named for Joseph Damien Tshatshi , a military soldier who was assassinated in 1966 . Tshatshi seems to have been assassinated during the Simba Rebellion on 23 juillet 1966 . That day , the Katangais du régiment Baka se mutinent pour une question de solde et les Diabos du 12e bataillon katangais commando assassinated Colonel Tshatshi , the commander of the 5e Brigade mécanisée of the Armee Nationale Congolaise ( ANC ) .
Harry Lipscomb Harry Lipscomb ( April 2 , 1878 – September 7 , 1926 ) was a United States Navy sailor and a recipient of the United States military ' s highest decoration , the Medal of Honor . Biography . Lipscomb was born on April 2 , 1878 , in Washington , D . C . He enlisted in the Navy from that city and by September 8 , 1910 , was serving as a watertender on the . On that day , while the " North Dakota " was conducting tests using oil as fuel , an explosion occurred , killing three sailors and endangering the ship . In the engine room , pieces of hot coal and coke floated in waist - high hot water , oil was aflame above one of the boilers , and the entire room was filled with smoke , steam , and fumes . Despite these dangers , Lipscomb and five other men of the ship ' s engineering department entered the engine room to haul the boiler fires and perform other tasks necessary to prevent a boiler explosion . After ensuring the safety of the ship , they then searched for and removed the bodies of the three sailors killed in the initial explosion . For these actions , Lipscomb and the five other men were awarded the Medal of Honor a month later , on October 4 . The others were Chief Machinist ' s Mate Thomas Stanton , Chief Machinist ' s Mate Karl Westa , Chief Watertender August Holtz , Chief Watertender Patrick Reid , and Machinist ' s Mate First Class Charles C . Roberts . Lipscomb reached the rank of chief watertender before leaving the Navy . He died at age 48 and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington County , Virginia . Medal of Honor citation . Lipscomb ' s official Medal of Honor citation reads : On board the U . S . S . " North Dakota " , for extraordinary heroism in the line of his profession during the fire on board that vessel , 8 September 1910 .
14th Indian Division " For the World War II formation see 14th Indian Infantry Division " The 14th Indian Division was formed during World War I , for service in the Mesopotamia Campaign . It was composed of Battalions of the Regular British Army the British Territorial Force and the British Indian Army . The Division now part of the Tigris Corps was involved in a number on minor engagements the Second Battle of Kut and the Fall of Baghdad , the Division ' s 36th Brigade was left in Baghdad as the Garrison . The Division remained in Mesopotamia until the Armistice of Mudros 31 October 1918 .
Bampton Castle , Oxfordshire Bampton Castle was in the village of Bampton , Oxfordshire ( ) . Differing accounts of its origin exist . One states that in about 1142 AD during the reign of Stephen , Matilda built a motte castle . Another states that in 1314 – 15 , during the reign of Edward II , Aymer de Valence , Earl of Pembroke , obtained a license from the king to " make a castle of his house at Bampton . " The castle was demolished before 1789 but parts of its structure have been incorporated into a house , Ham Court , which is a Grade II * listed building . There used to be an RAF communications station nearby which was called RAF Bampton Castle . The castle ( as it was in the 1360s ) is the primary setting for the fictional medieval mystery series written by Mel Starr , the first of which is " The Unquiet Bones , the first chronicle of Hugh de Singleton , surgeon . " " Bampton Castle " was the name of the telephone exchange in the village . It was presumably so named in order to reduce confusion with telephone exchanges for other places in Britain called " Bampton " ( which did not have castles ) . The exchange still exists , serving Bampton and neighbouring villages . Its location is not particularly close to the old castle .
1st Georgia Infantry Battalion ( Union ) The 1st Battalion of Georgia Infantry ( Union ) was an infantry battalion that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War , despite being organized from a state that had seceded from the Union . History . In late 1864 , the Federal armies under William T . Sherman had captured Atlanta and were marching towards the Atlantic Ocean and the port city of Savannah . At the end of October , efforts were made to recruit loyal men to join the Federal army for duty in the rear lines to free up veterans for front - line combat duty . A number of men from Dawson County enlisted in two companies , and others from Pickens County joined Company B . Some of these enlistees were ex - POWs from Atlanta who had served in the Confederate States Army , but had since sworn allegiance to the Federal government . The battalion was mustered in at Marietta , Georgia on October 31 , 1864 . It was assigned as an unattached unit to the Department of the Cumberland , and subsequently guarded the Western & Atlantic Railroad near Dalton , Georgia , until March 1865 . The battalion was then attached to the 1st Brigade , 2nd Separate Division , District of the Etowah , Department of the Cumberland , and guarded the railroads near the Etowah River until mid - July 1865 . The battalion was mustered out in Dawson County on July 19 , 1865 .
Denel Denel SOC Ltd is a South African state owned aerospace and defence technology conglomerate established in 1991 . It was created when the manufacturing subsidiaries of Armscor were split off in order for Armscor to become the procurement agency for South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , now known as the South African National Defence Force ( SANDF ) , and the manufacturing divisions were grouped together under Denel as divisions . Denel was established as a state - owned industrial company under the Ministry of Public Enterprises in April 1992 . It inherited most of Armscor ' s production and research facilities , and over 15 000 employees . At the time of its formation , Denel restructured and reorganised the former Armscor subsidiaries into a number of divisions and subsidiaries within five industrial groups : systems , manufacturing , aerospace , informatics , and properties and engineering services . Denel has developed a number of notable products , such as : The Overberg Test Range is used for advanced aerial testing by NASA , EADS and BAE Systems to name a few . Though Denel ' s market share is increasing , it still has not signed significant international contracts that will bring a real market return for its investments in development and research costs . In 2006 , Denel signed a contract with the Finnish Navy for the Umkhonto air defence missile ; this was a significant step , since it was the first significant sale to a western nation . The Swedish defense force was also interested in the Umkhonto missile , but due to budget constraints had to put their plan on hold . Though Denel has comparable quality products , at lower prices , it has a continuous net loss on income and transition to democracy since 1994 is worrisome to buyers if the state will continue funding this loss . This might be the reason for Denel ' s most worrisome challenge , being the sale of the Rooivalk attack helicopter , which was developed at a cost of R1billion and after the losing of a contract from Turkey for $ 2 billion and other countries only mentioning interest , but no contract coming forth . The sale of the Rooivalk , which could be Denel ' s most profitable project , also threatens to be its largest loss ever . Divisions . The following divisions form part of Denel