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Tank Battalions of the German Army 1956 – 2008 Tank Battailons of the Battle Force : Territory Defense Units . Remaining units . 2 tank divisions ( " Panzerdivisionen " ) with a total of : 3 tank brigades ( " Panzerbrigaden " ) 6 tank battalions ( " Panzerbataillone " ) Others . This list does not include the " Panzerjäger " ( tank destroyer units ) at last 39 independent and the companies to assigned brigades of the main combat forces , equipped with " Kanonenjagdpanzer " and " Raketenjagdpanzer " Jaguar 1 / Jaguar 2 . As well the tank destroyer units of the Home Defence Forces altogether 12 independent companies , equipped with " Kanonenjagdpanzer " and MBT M48 ( 90mm gun ) Bernard & Graefe Verlag , Munich , 1982
USS Wave ( SP - 1706 ) What would have been the third USS " Wave " ( SP - 1706 ) was a trawler the United States Navy considered for use as a minesweeper in 1917 and 1918 but which was never actually transferred to the Navy . " Wave " was a fishing trawler built by the Fore River Shipbuilding Company at Quincy , Massachusetts in 1912 or 1913 . Owned by the Bay State Fishing Company , she was inspected by representatives of the Commandant , 1st Naval District , during the spring of 1917 . The Navy ordered her delivered for World War I service in June 1917 and again in June 1918 , and went so far as to assign her the classification SP - 1706 and make plans for her conversion to a minesweeper and assignment to the 1st Naval District . However , the Navy did not actually take her over , and she remained in the hands of her owner and never saw naval service .
Fort Stanton Fort Stanton ( built 1855 ) was a U . S . military fort built in New Mexico in the United States . It was established to protect settlements along the Rio Bonito in the Apache Wars . Kit Carson , John " Black Jack " Pershing , Billy the Kid , and Buffalo Soldiers of the 9th Cavalry all lived here . Confederate forces occupied the outpost in the beginning of the American Civil War after the post was abandoned with the withdrawal of U . S . forces in the region . The Fort was originally established in part as the Mescalero Apache reservation . In 1873 the reservation was moved 30 miles southwest and that location remains the current reservation . Fort Stanton property became America ' s first federal tuberculosis hospital . In World War II it interned both German and Japanese . In 2008 , New Mexico governor Bill Richardson announced plans to establish Fort Stanton as a living history venue , Fort Stanton State Monument , and funds to renovate headquarters , officers quarters , and stables . In 2009 , the area around Fort Stanton and Fort Stanton Cave was designated by the U . S . Congress as a National Conservation Area ( NCA ) , with more than 25 , 000 acres in order to protect a unique cave resource , Snowy River Passage in Fort Stanton Cave National Natural Landmark . Snowy River was discovered in 2001 by members of the Fort Stanton Cave Study Project . The new NCA , called Fort Stanton – Snowy River Cave , is managed by the Bureau of Land Management , Roswell Field Office . The NCA has over 90 miles of multi - use trails for horseback riding , mountain bike riding and hiking . It is the venue of an annual endurance riding event that has grown to be 6 days long . The NCA is joined on its south and northeast boundaries by the Smokey Bear Ranger District of the Lincoln National Forest . In 2012 , members of the Southwestern Region of the National Speleological Society completed a restoration project on the second floor balcony of Building # 9 , located on the Fort Stanton Quadrangle .
Alexander Jobson Brigadier General Alexander Jobson DSO ( 2 April 1875 – 7 November 1933 ) was an Australian Army Brigadier General in World War I . Early life and career . Alexander Jobson was born on 2 April 1875 in Clunes , Victoria . He was educated in the public system and at the age of 14 he started working as a junior clerk with the Australian Mutual Provident Society ( AMP ) in Melbourne . He studied accountancy and qualified as an Associate of the Institute of Actuaries and a Fellow of the Australian Corporation of Public Accountants . Jobson moved to Sydney in 1902 and became actuary for an American firm . He established his own business as an accountant and actuary in 1906 . From 1910 to 1916 , he also wrote a financial column in the The Sydney Morning . Jobson enlisted in the Scottish Rifles in August 1898 and was commissioned as a full lieutenant on 2 December 1899 . He was promoted to captain on 29 August 1902 . After moving to Sydney he joined the New South Wales Scottish Rifles with the rank of lieutenant on 1 January 1903 and was promoted to captain again on 1 July . He was promoted major on 13 September 1909 . He transferred to the 25th Infantry on 1 July 1912 and on 1 July 1913 he was promoted to lieutenant colonel ; and appointed to command the 34th Infantry Regiment . World War I . Jobson was appointed to the First Australian Imperial Force on 10 February 1916 with the rank of colonel and given command of the 9th Infantry Brigade . He was promoted to temporary brigadier general on 1 May 1916 , shortly before departing Sydney . He arrived in London via South Africa and Dakar on 11 July 1916 . The brigade trained on Salisbury Plain before moving to France in November . The brigade entered the an area of the line known as " Nursery Sector " at Armentieres on 26 November 1916 . Twice , during the absence of Major General Monash in 1917 , Jobson became acting commander of the 3rd Division . His brigade was involved in a number of raids and Jobson was mentioned in dispatches for his part . At the Battle of Messines in June 1917 , Jobson ' s planning and performance was excellent , but afterwards Jobson seemed badly affected by the stress of the situation . At a conference on 24 July 1917 , Jobson appeared to be in an agitated state and Monash felt that his friend was becoming unstable . Jobson relinquished command on 25 August 1917 and returned to Australia where his appointment with the AIF was terminated on 9 December . Monash arranged for him to be again mentioned in dispatches and awarded the Distinguished Service Order in the 1918 New Year ' s List . Post war . In October 1918 , Jobson was appointed to command the 2nd Battalion , 53rd Infantry Regiment with the rank of lieutenant colonel and honorary brigadier general . Failure in the field was apparently considered no bar to promotion and he was promoted to colonel in December 1919 and transferred to the Reserve of Officers in 1921 . After the war , Jobson held a number of company directorates , most notably director of AMP in 1925 and Vice Chairman in 1932 . Jobson collapsed and died from a coronary occlusion in King Street , Sydney on 7 November 1933 and was cremated .
Asahina Yoshihide , also known as , was a Japanese warrior of the early 13th century , and the son of Wada Yoshimori . His name ( also written with the characters ) comes from , where he lived at one time . Though very likely a historical figure , Yoshihide appears in literature and in " kabuki " as a somewhat superhuman legendary character . According to these , his mother was the renowned female warrior Tomoe Gozen , and he had superhuman strength which he used to accomplish a number of stunning feats . Legends . Asahina ' s name is associated with some incredible feats . According to the Azuma Kagami , he and future shogun Minamoto no Yoriie , who were good friends , one day were together in Kotsubo . Yoriie said he had heard what a good swimmer Yoshihide was , and challenged him to give a demonstration of his prowess . Immediately , Asahina jumped into the sea and soon re - emerged with two or three sharks in his fists . Asahina is also mentioned in the " Soga Monogatari " as having competed for strength with Soga Goro Tokimune . Finally and most famously , he is said to have opened the Asaina Pass by himself in one night , thus giving this extremely important pass his name . War against the Hōjō . A retainer of Minamoto no Yoriie , Yoshihide fought alongside his father and Yoriie in a revolt against the Hōjō in 1213 . It was he who raided and burned the Ōkura Bakufu , seat of Minamoto no Yoritomo ' s government . Defeated , according to the Azuma Kagami the 38 - year - old Yoshihide fled to Awa no Kuni with 500 horsemen . From this moment , his whereabouts are unknown but , according to the Wada family records ( ) , he fled first to Awa no Kuni , and then to Korea .
USS Breck ( DD - 283 ) USS " Breck " ( DD - 283 ) was a " Clemson " - class destroyer in the United States Navy following World War I . She was named for Joseph Berry Breck . History . " Breck " was launched 5 September 1919 by Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation , Squantum , Massachusetts , sponsored by Mrs . Forest MacNee , granddaughter of Lieutenant Commander Breck ; and commissioned 1 December 1919 , Lieutenant Commander C . E . Van Hook in command . Breck served with the Atlantic Fleet , attached to Destroyer Squadron 1 and for six months operated in the Caribbean area . From 15 July 1920 until June 1921 she was at Newport , Rhode Island , in reserve commission , having only limited duty training Naval Reserves on the Atlantic coast . In June 1921 she rejoined the Destroyer Force and participated in scheduled drills and exercises along the Atlantic coast and for a time had special duty in connection with the calibration of coastal Radio Compass Stations . In June 1922 she joined Squadrons Escorting fleet , and annually took part in squadron and fleet operations in August 1925 her home yard was changed from Boston , Massachusetts to Norfolk Navy Yard and " Breck " was attached to Destroyer Division 25 . As a unit of that Division she served with United States Naval Forces Europe , between June 1926 and June 1927 showing the flag along the European and North African coasts and engaging in target and engineering competition . Upon returning to the United States she put in at New York Navy Yard and then proceeded to Newport where she embarked Naval Reserves for the training cruise with the Scouting Fleet . The succeeding years were similar in the established routine of gunnery practice , war games , and maneuvers until the end of September 1929 when " Breck " arrived with other units of Destroyer Squadron 9 at Philadelphia Navy Yard , ending her active service . " Breck " was decommissioned 1 May 1930 and sold 17 January 1931 . As of 2005 , no other ship have been named " Breck " .
USS Fearnot ( 1861 ) USS " Fearnot " ( 1861 ) was purchased by the Union Navy for service during the American Civil War . She was assigned to blockade duty for which she was prepared with her powerful rifled guns capable of accurately firing 32 pound rounds . " Fearnot " was built by G . W , Jackman , Jr . , Newburyport , Massachusetts ; purchased by the Union Navy 20 July 1861 ; and commissioned 28 August 1861 , Acting Master E . H . Faucon in command . Serving as supply ship to the West Gulf Blockading Squadron . From the time of her arrival at Key West , Florida , 17 September 1861 , " Fearnot " served as coal and supply ship for the West Gulf Blockading Squadron , sailing out of Key West , Florida , to Ship Island , and after its fall , New Orleans , Louisiana . Final services during the war . Her last service , from October 1865 to May 1866 , was in carrying surplus ordnance to Pensacola , Florida , and guarding the large amounts of ammunition accumulating there . Post - war decommissioning . She arrived at Boston , Massachusetts , 29 May 1866 , and there was decommissioned 18 July 1866 and sold 3 October 1866 .
USS Sarah and Caroline ( 1861 ) USS " Sarah and Caroline " ( 1861 ) was a schooner captured by the Union Navy during the beginning of the American Civil War . She served the Union Navy during the blockade of ports and waterways of the Confederate States of America as a ship ' s tender . Captured by the Union Navy . While on blockade duty on the afternoon of 11 December 1861 , Union side wheel steamer , , sighted two sails and immediately gave chase . She succeeded in driving one ship aground in the breakers at the mouth of the St . Johns River , and she captured the other , a small pilot - boat schooner , named " Sarah and Caroline " . The prize had slipped out of Jacksonville , Florida , and was bound for Nassau , New Providence , in the Bahamas , carrying 60 barrels of turpentine . The dangers of the Atlantic Ocean in winter precluded sending the frail schooner north for adjudication , so she was kept at Port Royal , South Carolina . Civil War service . Although no record of her service has been found , " Sarah and Caroline " apparently served the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron as a ship ' s tender . In any case , she was purchased by the Navy from the New York City prize court on 1 August 1863 . Post - war deactivation . After the Civil War ended , she was sold at Port Royal on 8 August 1865 .
Judicael , Duke of Brittany Judicael ( or Yezekael ) ( died 888 or 889 ) was the Duke of Brittany from 876 to his death . He was a son of a daughter of Erispoe and claimed Brittany after the death of the pretenders Wrhwant and Pascweten in mid 876 . During the reign of Salomon ( 857 – 874 ) , Judicael controlled either all of Cornouaille or just Poher ( " Poucaer " ) with the title of " princeps Poucher " . He represented western Breton interests against those of the powerful rulers of Vannes , Pascweten and then Alan the Great , who opposed his claim to the Breton dukedom . Judicael reconciled with Alan to fight the Vikings , however . Together , they defeated the raiders at the Battle of Questembert in 888 or 889 , but Judicael lost his life in the fighting . Sources . < br >
Charax , Crimea Charax ( , gen . : Χάρακος ) is the largest Roman military settlement excavated in the Crimea . It was sited on a four - hectare area at the western ridge of Ai - Todor , close to the modern tourist attraction of Swallow ' s Nest . The Camp . The military camp was founded under Vespasian with the intention of protecting Chersonesos and other Bosporean trade emporiums from the Scythians . By the end of the 1st century AD , the Roman forces were evacuated from the peninsula . Several decades later the camp was restored by a vexillatio of the Legio I Italica ; it hosted a detachment of the Legio XI Claudia at the end of the 2nd century . The camp was abandoned by the Romans in the mid - 3rd century . The ruins of the camp were discovered by Peter Keppen in 1837 ; he estimated the length of the defensive wall at 185 sazhen s ( 395 meters ) . Keppen identified the site with Charax ( from the Greek word for " fortification " ) , the only Roman camp recorded in Crimea . Although there is no evidence that Charax was situated near Ai - Todor , the name stuck . Intrigued by Keppen ' s publication , Count Shuvalov funded the first ( and rather amateurish ) excavations of the site in 1849 . In 1896 , excavations were resumed under the supervision of Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia , who had his summer dacha constructed in the immediate vicitinity of the ruins and the 1865 lighthouse . The excavations lasted for fifteen years and yielded a great number of Roman coins and bronze artifacts . Michael Rostovtzeff , who oversaw the excavations on behalf of the St . Petersburg University , classed Charax as the " entire Roman city " , rather than just a fort , as was previously thought . A museum of archaeological finds was opened at Charax in 1907 . Further exploration of the site , undertaken by Vladimir Blavatsky in 1931 - 35 , revealed remains of two public water basins , thermae , and an aqueduct . There were also a gymnasium and a sanctuary outside the walls . Blavatsky and his followers lent their support to Rostovtzeff ' s theory that the most ancient line of cyclopean walls at Charax was erected by the Tauri before the arrival of Romans , a theory which since lost much of its popularity . They also hypothesized that the castrum had been ruined by retreating Roman soldiers in order to avoid its seizure by the enemy .
USS Eagle ( 1798 ) The first USS " Eagle " , a schooner , was built at Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , in 1798 , and commissioned in the Revenue Cutter Service under the command of Captain H . G . Campbell , USRCS . She was transferred to the Navy in July 1798 for service in the undeclared naval war ( Quasi - War ) with France , and placed on the permanent Navy List in April 1800 . From October 1798 " Eagle " patrolled off the coast of South Carolina and Georgia protecting American shipping from French privateer s . Ordered to the West Indies , she arrived at Prince Rupert ' s Bay , Dominica , 14 March 1799 , to hunt French ships , and to convoy merchant vessels on the Guadeloupe Station until late in June , when she sailed for New Castle , Delaware . She returned to the Caribbean in August 1799 for similar duty until 10 September 1800 when she set sail for St . Thomas , Virgin Islands , with the sloop - of - war , escorting a convoy of 52 ships . After arrival at New Castle on 28 September , " Eagle " was laid up for repairs . " Eagle ' s " third cruise to the West Indies extended from January to June 1801 , when she returned to Baltimore . During her career in the United States ' navy , she captured or assisted in the capture of 22 French vessels which had been preying on American ocean commerce . " Eagle " was sold 17 June 1801 .
USS Luce ( DD - 99 ) The first USS " Luce " ( DD - 99 ) was a " Wickes " - class destroyer in the United States Navy during World War I and the years following . She was named in honor of Stephen B . Luce . History . " Luce " was laid down by Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation , Quincy , Massachusetts , 9 February 1918 ; launched 29 June 1918 ; sponsored by Mrs . Boutelle Noyes , daughter of Rear Admiral Luce ; and commissioned 11 September 1918 , Lieutenant Commander R . C . Parker in command . " Luce " departed Boston 19 September 1918 and reported to Commander Cruiser Force , Atlantic Fleet , in New York 2 days later . She sailed with Troop Convoy 67 for France 23 September . Upon arrival at the Azores 1 October , she was detached and proceeded to Gibraltar 19 October . " Luce " performed escort and patrol duty in the Mediterranean for the duration of the war . On 26 November she departed for the Adriatic and for 5 months patrolled the area in cooperation with the Food Commission . After voyaging to the eastern Mediterranean , Aegean , and Black Seas in May and June 1919 , she returned to Gibraltar 27 June en route to the United States . She arrived in New York 10 July and proceeded to Boston for overhaul . On 29 October she was transferred to Reserve Squadron 1 , Atlantic Fleet , and 18 March 1920 was reclassified Light Mine Layer ( DM - 4 ) . In April she departed Boston for Newport , Rhode Island , where she operated with the destroyer force until July . On 5 July 1921 she joined Mine Squadron 1 , Gloucester , Massachusetts , and participated in tactical exercises until October . After a cruise to the Caribbean in January 1922 , " Luce " arrived in Philadelphia where she decommissioned 30 June 1922 . " Luce " recommissioned 19 March 1930 and sailed to Panama 18 April where she operated with submarine s of the Canal Zone Control Force until May . She returned to the east coast 4 June and trained with Mine Squadron 1 until steaming to Boston where she decommissioned 31 January 1931 . " Luce " was sold to Schiavone - Bonomo Corporation , New York , 29 September 1936 and scrapped 13 November 1936 .
Francis Amanfoh Francis Adu Amanfoh is a Ghanaian major general , who served as ambassador to Liberia from February 2006 until March 2009 . Francis Adu Amanfoh was educated at Prempeh College . In May 2005 he was appointed Head of Defence Intelligence in the Ghana Armed Forces . and was posted as Ambassador to Liberia on 27 January 2006 . In 2008 he sued the " Ghana Palaver " , seeking two billion cedis for defamation after the paper had printed four stories which attempted to create the impression that he was a liar . His term of office as Ambassador to Liberia ended in March 2009 .
Oy Insinööritoimisto Ratas Oy Insinööritoimisto Ratas ( " engineer office Ratas Inc . " ; in English " ratas " means gear ) was a front ( posing as an engineering consulting firm ) through which about 1 , 200 Finns were recruited for military service in Germany during the spring of 1941 , in the interim period of peace between the Continuation and Winter War s . About 400 of this number were sent to the Eastern Front as part of the 5th SS Division ( motorisierte ) Wiking in the summer . The rest were sent out in December that same year . Most of the Finnish volunteers were withdrawn in the summer of 1943 after heavy battles in Caucasus and Ukraine .
Rochambeau Monument ( Newport , RI ) Rochambeau Statue and Memorial is a monument to French nobleman and General Jean - Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur , comte de Rochambeau , who was a key commander of the French forces who assisted the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War . The monument is located on the waterfront in King Park , along the southern edge of Newport Harbor , near Brenton Cove and Fort Adams state park and was erected in 1934 .
German submarine U - 54 ( 1939 ) German submarine " U - 54 " was a Type VIIB U - boat of the Nazi German " Kriegsmarine " during World War II . She was ordered on 16 July 1937 and was laid down on 13 September 1938 at Germaniawerft , Kiel , becoming " Werk " 589 . She was launched on 15 August 1939 and commissioned under her first commander , " Kapitänleutnant " ( " Kptlt . " ) Georg - Heinz Michel , on 23 September of that year . Michel commanded her for her work - ups with the 7th U - boat Flotilla between 23 September and 30 November 1939 . He was succeeded by " Korvettenkapitän " ( " Krvkpt . " ) Günter Kutschmann on 5 December , who completed the training programme by 31 December . She became an operational boat of the 7th Flotilla and set out for her first and only war patrol on 1 January 1940 in the North Sea . She did not record any successes during this cruise and was reported missing after failing to check in on 20 February . She was probably lost with all hands after striking a mine in the mine barrages Field No . 4 or Field No . 6 , which had been laid by the Royal Navy destroyer s and in early January 1940 . This however has not been proven and the reason for her disappearance remains officially unknown . Part of one of her torpedo es was found on 14 March 1940 by the German patrol boat " V1101 " in position .
RFA Sir Lamorak ( L3532 ) RFA " Sir Lamorak " ( L3532 ) was a temporarily chartered roll - on roll - off ferry of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary . It was procured to fill a gap caused by damage to and loss of Round Table class landing ship s during the Falklands War . Launched in September 1972 as " Anu " , the ship was acquired by the RFA , renamed " Sir Lamorak " , and commissioned on 11 March 1983 . Decommissioned on 20 January 1986 and returned to the owners , she was renamed " Merchant Trader " in 1986 . More name changes followed ; " Mols Trader " in 1987 , " Mads Mols " in 1988 , " Pride of Portsmouth " in 1989 , " Norman Commodore " in 1991 , and " Fjardvagen " in 1995 .