- recently,
blockades have
sometimes included cutting off
electronic communications by
jamming radio signals and
severing undersea cables.
Blockades often result...
- of
pacific blockades was put to the test. The Gr****
coasts occupied by the
Turkish forces were
blockaded and each of
these powers blockaded the
coast or...
-
Blockade of
Germany may
refer to:
Blockade of
Germany (1914–1919)
during World War I
Blockade of
Germany (1939–1945)
during World War II This disambiguation...
-
Vasilyevich Vishnevsky in 1929.
There are lumbar, jugular, sacral,
extremity and
short neural blockades used.
Great Soviet Encyclopedia, 3rd ed., vol. 3 v t e...
- In
mesoscopic physics, a
Coulomb blockade (CB),
named after Charles-Augustin de Coulomb's
electrical force, is the
decrease in
electrical conductance at...
- The
blockade of
Biafra by the
Nigerian federal government during the
Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970)
resulted in a
famine that
ultimately cost at least...
- source?] Url1 Url2 Wynne, Nick and Cranshaw, Joe (2011).
Florida Civil War
Blockades:
Battling for the Coast. Charleston,
South Carolina: The
History Press...
-
numerous blockades and
attempts at
blockade running during the
Peloponnesian War. With his
fleet blockaded, Leon of
Salamis dispatched blockade runners...
-
Blockade Billy is a 2010
novella by
Stephen King. It
tells the
story of
William "
Blockade Billy" Blakely, a
fictional baseball catcher who
briefly pla****...
- The
Mohmand blockade (1916–1917) was a line of
blockhouses and
barbed wire defences,
along the
Mohmand border on the
North West
Frontier by the Indian...
