- The
Barbary corsairs,
Barbary pirates,
Ottoman corsairs, or
naval mujahideen (in
Muslim sources) were
mainly Muslim corsairs and
privateers who operated...
-
Boards of
Canada "
Corsair", a 2007 song from the EP
Voyage by In Fear and
Faith Corsairs:
Conquest at Sea, a 1999 game by Microïds
Corsairs (Freelancer),...
- by
Chance Vought, the
Corsair was soon in
great demand;
additional production contracts were
given to Goodyear,
whose Corsairs were
designated FG, and...
- The
Corsairs were an
American doo ****
ensemble from La Grange,
North Carolina. The
group consisted of the
three Uzzell brothers, Moses, Jay,
James and...
- sold at auction, with the
corsair captain entitled to a
portion of the proceeds.
Although not
French Navy personnel,
corsairs were
considered legitimate...
- The
Corsair (1814) is a long tale in
verse written by Lord
Byron (see 1814 in poetry) and
published by John
Murray in London. It was
extremely po****r...
-
Corsair Gaming, Inc. (stylized as
CORSAIR) is an
American computer peripherals and
gaming brand headquartered in Milpitas, California.
Previously known...
- Mayagüez
after it was
hijacked by
Khmer Rouge gunboats. A
total of 98 USN A-7
Corsairs were lost
during the war. With the
pullout of the USAF from its Thailand...
- Navy have been
named USS
Corsair, for the
California rockfish, or a
pirate or privateer,
especially Turkish or Saracen. USS
Corsair (SP-159) was
built as...
- by the
corsairs. Both
Spanish ships as well as
coasts were
subjected to
attacks by the
corsairs from the
early 16th
century onward. The
corsairs of Tunis...
