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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TRIPEHOUND»
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1
International Warbirds: An Illustrated Guide to World ...
The little Tripehound was faster and could outturn and outclimb the Albatros
scouts with ease. The Sopwith Triplane originated when Herbert Smith attempted
to wring even more maneuverability out of his exiting Pup design. The prototype ...
2
Local Government Review
Tripehound Mike (as he sometimes refers to himself, his son Bruce, now
chairman, being Tripehound Junior) comes through as quite a philosopher with a
political viewpoint well to the right of Thatcherists. One of the last statues one
sees on ...
Justice of the Peace Ltd, 1990
3
Lord's and Commons: Cricket in Novels and Stories
He indicated, with his eyes rather than his hand, Tired Tim, Pogo, Slogger
Methuen, Grunter Grierson, Tripehound Torrie, and Wearie Willie, blinking at
everybody as though they were the principal parts of Greek verbs which he was
frightened ...
Bruce Marshall. water, the ball rose a little way from Spence's cupped hands into
the air, fell, and was held for the Middlesex ever. " 'Held!" " 'Held, sir!" In the
middle of an applause which was not for him Tripehound Torrie swerved out from
his ...
Tripehound—nickname for the Sopwith Triplane fighter of WWI; also applied to
the Fokker Dr-1 triplane. Troopship—military version of the Fokker F-27
Friendship, c. 1955. Designated F-27M. Tunnan—“barrel”, in Swedish, nickname
for the ...
Lewis J. Poteet, Martin J. Stone, 2013
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Aces High: The War in the Air over the Western Front 1914-18
... intended that the RFC receive the type. This did not occur, however, as it had
been agreed between the Admiralty and the War Office in July 1916 that the
RNAS should receive the 'Tripehound', as it was nicknamed, which was then
under.
7
John Buchan Complete Mystery - Mr. Standfast The Thirty-Nine ...
"Archie," he panted, "forGod's sake calloffyour tripehound. I can't hold
onanylonger... He'll eatthe little man." Lord Claybodyhad unusual penetration. He
observedhis sonand heir dripping and exhausted ontheturf, and afigure which
looked like ...
8
The United States in the First World War: An Encyclopedia
Quickly following the Pup into production was the single-seat Triplane fighter,
often called the “Tripehound,” which began its service in April 1917. It looked very
much like a Pup but with an extra wing. Early models had a 110 hp engine; later ...
Anne Cipriano Venzon, 2013
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'Richthofen's Circus': Jagdgeschwader
Although Altemeier of Jasta 24 also claimed a 'Tripehound', three in fact were lost
-still, a devastating day for 'Naval 1'. Around noon, pilots of Jasta 6 attacked
British two-seaters, resulting in successful claims for aces Krebs (his sixth) and ...
Get in a quick three-second burst with the Vickers, and down goes the tripehound
, a lick of flame sprouting from the engine. . . .' Bud returned with remarkable
speed, a glow of satisfaction on his well-filled face, and still zipping up the front of
...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «TRIPEHOUND»
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tripehound nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley
By Tripehound, 1 Aug 2015 Tripehound is a Roar Rookie New author! Tagged: Challenge Cup, Leeds Rhinos, St Helens Saints, Super League. 1 Have your say. «The Roar, lug 15»
'The Dust that Falls from Dreams', by Louis de Bernières
One of the Pitt boys has become an airman, and the account of the daring of those early aviators, flying aircraft they nickname Tripehounds, Clockwork Mice or ... «Financial Times, lug 15»
Israel Folau sticks with Australian Rugby
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, lug 15»
Cricket Australia secures its financial future in stunning fashion
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, giu 15»
Will Red Bull pull the plug on Formula One?
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, giu 15»
New-look Hawks make signing to win in NBL
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, giu 15»
Why Kuala Lumpur fits the bill for V8 Supercars
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, giu 15»
ESPN analyst says Andrew Bogut is 'just another guy'
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, mag 15»
Aussie invasion: Jazz at the Warriors
Sleiman Azizi left a comment on Leeds vs St Helens: The last hurdle on the road to Wembley "Bad luck there Tripehound. I've got a lot of respect for Sinfield and ... «The Roar, mar 15»
Look out Mr President! Dennis The Menace gets a 60th birthday …
He acquired his stripy jumper two months after first appearing, and in 1968 found the perfect accomplice in Gnasher, an Abyssinian wire-haired tripehound. «Telegraph.co.uk, mar 11»
