- "healfhundingas" or "half-dogs." Also, in Anglo-Saxon England, the Old
English word
wulfes heafod ("wolf's head") was a
technical term for an outlaw, who
could be...
-
Captured B-17F-27-BO in
Luftwaffe markings, the USAAF-named "
Wulfe-Hound", 41-24585, of the 360th BS/303rd BG, was
downed on 12
December 1942 near Leeuwarden...
- The Focke-Wulf Fw 57 was a
prototype German heavy fighter and fighter-bomber.
Prototypes were
built in 1936 but
never entered production. In 1934, the...
-
other American base in England. A B-17F-27-BO from the 360th BS,
nicknamed "
Wulfe Hound" (41-24585;
squadron code PU-B) was the
first Flying Fortress to be...
-
Ulphia (also Ulphe, Olfe,
Wulfe, Wolfia, or
Wulfia and
other variants; d. 8th
century AD) of
Amiens is a
Christian saint,
venerated particularly at Amiens...
-
Wulfe Balk (born 24
November 1955) is a
Canadian fencer. He
competed in the
individual and team
sabre events at the 1988
Summer Olympics. "
Wulfe Balk Olympic...
- ARD-Legenden: Max Schmeling. Dokumentation, ARD 2003, 45 Min., Regie:
Michael Wulfes Der
Kampf des Jahrhunderts. Max
Schmeling gegen Joe Louis. Dokumentation...
- 30 B-17s. A B-17F from the group's 360th
Bombardment Squadron,
nicknamed Wulfe Hound, was the
first Flying Fortress to be
captured by the Luftwaffe. On...
- large-scale
production of BMW 801
aircraft engines,
which powered the Focke-
Wulfe FW 190
fighter aircraft and
Dornier Do 217
bomber aircraft.
Following the...
- firm's
former chairman is Mark
Kelly and its
managing partner was
Scott Wulfe.
Vinson &
Elkins was
named a top-ranked firm and best law firm to work for...
