Hugh Trenchard, 1st Viscount Trenchard. Marshal of the Royal Air Force. Hugh Montague Trenchard, 1st Viscount Trenchard, GCB, OM, GCVO, DSO 3 February 1. February 1. 95. 6 was a British officer who was instrumental in establishing the Royal Air Force. SQxlpjnwd1VV2ahTDvHWxd_EJTYShRo_VQnRpnKZCrxWqd0lIWZEB8tKAImLcUMucYQ=h310' alt='Trench Warfare Game Mission 4 Health' title='Trench Warfare Game Mission 4 Health' />He has been described as the Father of the Royal Air Force. During his formative years Trenchard struggled academically, failing many examinations and only just succeeding in meeting the minimum standard for commissioned service in the British Army. AJ91-4fir6rF6tJMt0y68hcDPHzj8TU4yJJsEIgLjCzkWJmFrJO_2JCaJWrc5UFynI=h310' alt='Trench Warfare Game Mission 4 Health' title='Trench Warfare Game Mission 4 Health' />As a young infantry officer, Trenchard served in India and with the outbreak of the Boer War, he volunteered for service in South Africa. While fighting the Boers, Trenchard was critically wounded and as a result of his injury, he lost a lung, was partially paralysed and returned to Great Britain. On medical advice Trenchard travelled to Switzerland to recuperate and boredom saw him taking up bobsleighing. After a heavy crash, Trenchard found that his paralysis was gone and that he could walk unaided. Following further recuperation, Trenchard returned to active service in South Africa. The NonStandard Game Over trope as used in popular culture. In most games, players see the dreaded Game Over screen when they lose in some way. Maybe you. President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the Pentagons cyber warfare unit will be elevated, forming the US militarys tenth unified command. In a. After the end of the Boer War, Trenchard saw service in Nigeria where he was involved in efforts to bring the interior under settled British rule and quell intertribal violence. During his time in West Africa, Trenchard commanded the Southern Nigeria Regiment for several years. In Summer 1. 91. 2, Trenchard learned to fly and gained his aviators certificate No. July flying a Henry Farman biplane of the Sopwith School of Flying at Brooklands. He was subsequently appointed as second in command of the Central Flying School. He held several senior positions in the Royal Flying Corps during World War I, serving as the commander of the Royal Flying Corps in France from 1. In 1. 91. 8, he briefly served as the first Chief of the Air Staff before taking up command of the Independent Air Force in France. Returning as Chief of the Air Staff under Winston Churchill in 1. Trenchard spent the following decade securing the future of the Royal Air Force. He was Metropolitan Police Commissioner in the 1. RAF in his later years. Trenchard is recognized today as one of the early advocates of strategic bombing. Early lifeeditHugh Montague Trenchard was born at 6 Haines Hill in Taunton, England on 3 February 1. He was the third child and second son of Henry Montague Trenchard and his wife Georgina Louisa Catherine Tower. Trenchards father was a former captain in the Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry who was working as an articled clerk in a legal practice1 and his mother was the daughter of the Royal Navycaptain. John Mc. Dowall Skene. Although in the 1. Trenchards were living in an unremarkable fashion, their forebears had played notable roles in English history. Notable ancestors were Sir Thomas Trenchard, a High Sheriff of Dorset in the 1. Sir John Trenchard, the Secretary of State under William III. When Hugh Trenchard was two, the family moved to Courtlands, a farm cum manor house less than three miles 4 km from the centre of Taunton. The country setting meant that the young Trenchard could enjoy an outdoor life, including spending time hunting rabbits and other small animals with the rifle he was given on his eighth birthday. It was during his junior years that Trenchard and his siblings were educated at home by a resident tutor, whom Trenchard did not respect. Unfortunately for Trenchards education, the tutor was neither strict enough nor skillful enough to overcome the childrens mischievous attempts to avoid receiving instruction. As a consequence, Trenchard did not excel academically 4 however, his enthusiasm for games and riding was evident. Trenchard aged 1. At the age of 1. 0, Trenchard was sent to board at Allens Preparatory School near Botley in Hampshire. Although he did well at arithmetic, he struggled with the rest of the curriculum. However, Trenchards parents were not greatly concerned by his educational difficulties, believing that it would be no impediment to him following a military career. Georgina Trenchard wanted her son to follow her fathers profession and enter the Royal Navy. In 1. 88. 4, Trenchard was moved to Dover where he attended Hammonds, a cramming school for prospective entrants to HMS Britannia. Trenchard failed the Navys entrance papers, and at the age of 1. Reverend Albert Pritchards crammer, Hill Lands in Wargrave, Berkshire. Hill Lands prepared its pupils for Army commissions and as before Trenchard did not apply himself to his studies,67 preferring sports rugby in particular and practical joking. In 1. Hugh Trenchard was 1. After initially being removed from Hill Lands,5 the young Trenchard was only able to return thanks to the charity of his relatives. Trenchard failed the Woolwich examinations twice and was then relegated to applying for the Militia which had lower entry standards. Even the Militias examinations proved difficult for Trenchard and he failed in 1. During this time, Trenchard underwent a period of training as a probationary subaltern with the Forfar and Kincardine Artillery. Following his return to Pritchards, Trenchard finally achieved a bare pass in March 1. At the age of 2. 0, he was gazetted as a second lieutenant in the Second Battalion of the Royal Scots Fusiliers and posted to India. Early military careereditTrenchard arrived in India in late 1. Sialkot in the Punjab. Not long after his arrival, Trenchard was called upon to make a speech at a messdinner night. It was common practice for the youngest subaltern to make such a speech and Trenchard was expected to cover several highlights of the Royal Scots Fusiliers history. Instead, he simply said I am deeply proud to belong to this great regiment, followed by I hope one day I shall live to command it. His speech was received with hoots of incredulous laughter, although some appreciated his nerve. Young officers stationed in India in the 1. Trenchard did little militarily. While every regiment was required to undertake a period of duty beyond the Khyber Pass, for the most part conditions of peace and prosperity were evident and Trenchard was able to engage in various sporting activities. In early 1. 89. 4 he won the All India Rifle Championship. After his success at shooting, Trenchard set about establishing a battalion polo team. Being of the infantry, his regiment had no history of playing polo and there were many obstacles for Trenchard to overcome. However, within six months the battalion polo team was competing and holding its own. It was during a polo match in 1. Trenchard first met Winston Churchill, with whom he clashed on the field of play. Trenchards sporting prowess saved his reputation among his fellow officers. In other respects he did not fit in lacking social graces and choosing to converse little, he was nicknamed the camel, as like the beast he neither drank nor spoke. It was also during Trenchards time in India that he took up reading. His first choice was for biographies, particularly of British heroes. Trenchard kept the long hours he spent reading quiet, but in so doing succeeded in providing himself with an education where the service crammers had failed. However, in military terms Trenchard was dissatisfied. He failed to see any action during his time in India, missing out on his regiments turn at the frontier, as he was sent to England on sick leave for a hernia operation. With the outbreak of the Second Boer War in October 1. Call of Duty Black Ops Call of Duty WikiA lie is a lie. Just because they write it down and call it history doesnt make it the truth. We live in a world where seeing is not believing, where only a few know what really happened. We live in a world where everything you know is wrong. Alex Mason in the world premiere trailer. For other uses, see Black Ops faction and Call of Duty Black Ops Declassified. Call of Duty Black Ops, abbreviated as Co. D BO or simply BO, is the seventh main Call of Duty game, the third main game of the series developed by Treyarch and the sequel to Call of Duty World at War. The game was published by Activision and for PC, Xbox 3. Play. Station 3, and the Nintendo Wii. Officially announced on April 3. November 9, 2. 01. Gameplay. Call of Duty Black Ops differs from most previous installments, which would involve a usual three country campaign while Call of Duty Black Ops features two playable countries Russia and the USA, but only has an American campaign. Players play from the perspective of Captain Alex Mason of the MACV SOG, Jason Hudson of the CIA, and Russian born soldier Viktor Reznov of the Red Army. The game also introduced several new features, such as dive to prone and the available use of a flashlight on certain weapons. Furthermore, the campaigns playable characters now speak while being controlled by the player. Plot. The game is set in the Cold War era. Much of the Call of Duty Black Ops campaign is told through the eyes of SOG and CIA operative Alex Mason, primarily through flashbacks. Mason is asked questions by an unknown interrogator about a numbers broadcast which is being used to contact Soviet sleeper cells in the United States. These questions set the stage for the campaign missions. The first mission is a flashback to Masons participation in the Bay of Pigs Invasion in April of 1. Fidel Castro. At the end of this mission, Mason is captured by Castros soldiers and given to Nikita Dragovich as a gift. He is held captive at the Vorkuta Gulag, a Russian labor camp, for two years. After further interrogation, Mason recounts how, during his imprisonment at Vorkuta, he befriended Viktor Reznov, a former Red Army soldier and a returning character from Call of Duty World at War. How To Crack Number Locks For Doors. Reznov assists Mason in sparking a prisoner uprising at Vorkuta, which facilitates Masons escape from the prison. One month after his escape, Mason is escorted to the Pentagon with his handler, Jason Hudson, where he receives authorization from President John F. Kennedy to assassinate Dragovich. He is then dispatched with Frank Woods and Joseph Bowman to Baikonur Cosmodrome in the Kazakh SSR to sabotage the Soviet space program. The team saves a captured operative and destroy the Soyuz 2 rocket as it is launched. Dragovich, who is present at the launch, escapes alive, forcing Mason to spend the next five years searching for him. By 1. 96. 8, the SOG, including Mason, is deployed in Vietnam to investigate the Soviet presence. After Mason helps defend the military camp at Khe Sanh, he is deployed to Hu during the Tet Offensive to recover a dossier with information on Dragovich from an unnamed defector. The team recovers the dossier, and Mason discovers that Reznov is the defector. After Mason escapes Hu City, the campaign shifts to a mission in Kowloon, Hong Kong, where Hudson and Weaver is sent to find and interrogate Dr. Clarke, a scientist working under Dragovich. The mission goes awry, and Clarke is killed while Hudson seeks to escape Dragovichs men. Then, after further interrogation, Mason reveals the story, as told to him by Reznov, of the history behind Dragovich, his associate, Lev Kravchenko, and German ally, Dr. Friedrich Steiner. These events take place shortly after World War II. They detail Dragovichs discovery of the German biochemical weapon, Nova 6, and illustrates his ruthlessness as he murders his own soldiers to witness the effects of the weapon, including Reznovs close friend, Dimitri Petrenko. This mission ends with Reznov asking Mason to promise him that Petrenkos death will be avenged, and Dragovich, along with his allies, Kravchenko and Steiner, will be killed. The interrogation moves back to 1. Mason describes how he and the rest of his squad from the SOG fight their way through Viet Cong controlled territory in an ultimately futile attempt to chase an elusive Kravchenko, and are later sent to locate and investigate a downed Soviet plane containing Nova 6. During this investigation, Mason, Woods, and Bowman are captured by the Viet Cong. Again, the perspective switches to Agent Hudson, who is sent on a mission to infiltrate a Soviet base in the Ural Mountains, a suspected development center of Nova 6. The control room the facility is rigged with explosives in a trap set by Dragovich, but Hudsons team is contacted remotely by Dr. Steiner, who gives his location and promises, in exchange for safety from Dragovichs systematic elimination of loose ends, information on cracking the numbers broadcast. After this mission is completed, Mason describes to his interrogator how Bowman was killed while imprisoned, and how he and Woods escape from their Viet Cong captors. Mason and Woods fight across a vast swath of Vietnamese land in a stolen Mi 2. Hind to reach Kravchenkos base. At this base, Mason again meets Reznov, who leads him through the base towards Kravchenko. When Mason reaches Kravchenko, he seemingly commits suicide with his bandolier of grenades, apparently killing Woods in the process. Mason and Reznov then recover documents that lead them to Rebirth Island, the location of Dr. Steiner. Masons story converges with Hudsons at Rebirth Island, as both fight their way through a Soviet Nova 6 research and production facility to reach Dr. Steiner. Hudson engages in an all out assault on the facility with light armor and a squad of CIA operatives, while Mason sneaks into the facility with Reznov. Mason reaches Steiner only shortly before Hudson, and watches as Reznov murders Steiner. However, when the same story is retold through Hudsons eyes, it is revealed that it was, in fact, Mason alone who shot Steiner, while exclaiming that he was Reznov and would have revenge. The flashbacks end and the interrogation continues. Hudson reveals himself to be the interrogator and confronts Mason face to face in a desperate bid to break him free of his brainwashing. In this mission, it is revealed that, while at Vorkuta, Mason was subjected to severe mental reconditioning in order to turn him into a sleeper cell who would perform Soviet missions in America. However, Reznov hijacked this conditioning and used it to instill in Mason an absolute devotion to complete Reznovs vow for revenge to kill Dragovich, Kravchenko and Steiner. Reznov was actually killed in the escape from Vorkuta, and, therefore, all subsequent appearances of his character are merely a part of Masons imagination, brought on by the intense nature of the brainwashing Mason experienced. As the reprogramming of Masons brain is finally broken, Mason recalls the origin of the numbers broadcast, a ship off the shore of Cuba called the Rusalka. In a CIA raid on the ship and the underwater broadcast station over which it is anchored, Mason strangles Dragovich to his death and sinks the broadcast station, ending the threat that the sleeper agents presented to the United States. Campaign Locations North America The Caribbean Southeast and East Asia. Soviet Union. Other.