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The 113th Engineer Battalion is an Engineer unit of the Indiana Army National Guard with a record of accomplishment in both peace and war. Their missions include providing sustained engineer support across the full spectrum of military operations and engineering. The 113th Engineer Battalion traces its lineage to the 1st Separate Battalion Engineers in 1917.

The research history of Mosasaurus is extensive given its complicated taxonomic and cultural histories, with the earliest recorded fossil find dating back 1764 in a chalk quarry located near Maastricht, Netherlands. A second, slightly more complete specimen, discovered around 1780 in the same locality, was captured by the French army after the siege of Maastricht in 1794, before being delivered to the French National Museum of Natural History in Paris the following year. Initially considered as fossils coming from crocodiles or whales, it was from 1800 that Adriaan Gilles Camper identified them as coming from a large marine reptile sharing affinities with monitor lizards, conclusions shared by Georges Cuvier in a 1808 study. This identification reinforces Cuvier in his conception of the notion of extinction which then appeared at this time. Long known as the “great animal of Maastricht”, it's in 1822 that William Conybeare proposed naming the new taxon as Mosasaurus in reference to its origin in fossil deposits near the Meuse River. The genus name, although later approved by Cuvier himself, remained without a specific epithet until 1829, from which a certain number of proposals appeared; later consensus suggesting the using of the name M. hoffmannii as first erected by Gideon Mantell, as well the designation of the second skull as the type specimen of this species.