During 1964, Major Alexander Procofieff de Seversky published much of his related work in, and with the aim to forestall any possible misunderstanding about these devices, termed these flying machines as ionocraft.

Victory Through Air Power is a 1942 non-fiction book by Alexander P. de Seversky.

( This is, however, disputed — other historians feel that Hitler simply wanted to avoid the risk to his armored formations that a battle of annihilation would have required, and Alexander Procofieff de Seversky in Victory Through Air Power inferred that the cover of land-based Royal Air Force aircraft allowed the army at Dunkirk to escape ).

After several failed attempts, Seversky Aircraft finally won a design competition for a new United States Army Air Corps fighter, and was awarded its first military contract in 1936 for the production of its Seversky P-35.

After Kartvelishvili immigrated to the United States, Seversky almost immediately hired his fellow immigrant as chief engineer, and Kartveli quickly proceeded to design a number of very advanced aircraft, including the SEV-1XP, which outperformed the Curtiss P-36 Hawk during a 1936 Army Air Corps competition and served as a necessary step in developing all metal aircraft.

* Spring 1938 – Seversky P-35 with the United States Army Air Corps 1st Pursuit Group

President Truman's staff questioned the award to Alexander de Seversky, Secretary of the Air Force Stuart Symington stating, " he Seversky did absolutely nothing to deserve it.

Seversky continued to fight for his company, and the matter was not resolved to his satisfaction until September 1942.

Stone was a pivotal figure in the establishment and development of aviation for the Coast Guard and the Navy and was a favorite of many of the famous aviation figures of the day, including Eddie Rickenbacker, aircraft designers Anthony Fokker, Igor Sikorsky, and Alexander P. de Seversky.

* Alexander P. de Seversky ( 1894 – 1974 ), Russian-American aviation pioneer

Seversky advocated the formation of an independent air force, the development of long-range bombers ( meaning an intercontinental range of 3, 000 miles or more ) and a commitment to strategic use of air power ( as opposed to its then-traditional use as cover or support for ground-based operations ).

FEAF, with only 16 P-40 Warhawks and 4 Seversky P-35 fighters remaining of its original combat force, was broken up as an air organization and moved by units into Bataan 24 – 25 December.

The Seversky Aircraft Company was founded in 1931 by Alexander de Seversky, a Russian expatriate and veteran World War I pilot who had lost a leg in the war.

In the beginning, many of Seversky Aircraft's designers were Russian and Georgian engineers whom Seversky had rescued from Joseph Stalin's purges by bringing them to the United States, including Michael Gregor and Alexander Kartveli, who would go on to design many of Republic's most famous aircraft.

Major Alexander de Seversky flew a Seversky Sev 3, powered by a Wright Cyclone engine, from FBF to Miami, Florida, establishing a new speed record of 5: 46: 30 hours.

Jacqueline Cochrane flew a Seversky, powered by two Pratt & Whitney Wasp engines, from Burbank, California, to FBF in 10: 27: 55 hours, setting the women's West-East transcontinental record.

Known by the military designation Seversky P-35, it was the first modern US Army fighter, incorporating a metal fuselage, low-set wings, retractable landing gear and a radial engine.

In its middle, the river is partly fed by the Dnieper River waters which are brought though the Dnieper – Donbass – Seversky Donets channels which provide water to the coal industry of the Donets Basin.

However, its use for propulsion was first given serious thought by Thomas Townsend Brown in 1928 and later on by Major Alexander Prokofieff de Seversky, who contributed much to its basic physics and construction variations in 1960.

* Seversky Aircraft, the aircraft company founded by de Seversky, which later became Republic Aviation

* Seversky P-35, a the first all-metal monoplane fighter aircraft operated by the United States

Easily identifiable by the Seversky P-35 type of main undercarriage fairings.

The Kochetovsky Lock, built in 1914-1919 and doubled in 2004-2008, is located 7. 5 km below the fall of the Seversky Donets into the Don, and 131 km upstream of Rostov-na-Donu, the Kochetovsky Ship Lock ( Кочетовский гидроузел ) () is located.

This facility, with its dam, maintains sufficient water level both in its section of the Don and in the lowermost stretch of the Seversky Donets.

* Seversky Donets ( 1. 053 km )

The battle was portrayed in the monumental 1925 Swedish film Karl XII with Gösta Ekman as king Charles XII and the Russian emigrant actor Nicolai de Seversky as Peter I.

In May 1941 its aircraft situation was only marginally better than a year before: only 22 P-26 fighters, 12 " utterly obsolete, ancient, vulnerable as pumpkins " B-10s, 56 Seversky P-35As diverted from a sale to Sweden in November 1940, 18 Douglas B-18 Bolos still in crates after disassembly and shipment from the Hawaiian Department in March, nine North American A-27s seized in January from a shipment intended for Siam and distributed to the pursuit squadrons as instrument trainers, several Douglas C-39 transports, and a small number of varied observation planes.

Alexander Seversky, a veteran Russian pilot who had bombed German ships in the Great War, joined the effort, suggesting the bombers aim near the ships so that expanding water pressure from the underwater blasts would stave in and separate hull plates.

Originally known as the Seversky Aircraft Company, the company was responsible for the design and production of many important military aircraft, including its most famous product, World War II's P-47 Thunderbolt fighter, the F-84 Thunderjet and F-105 Thunderchief jet fighters, as well as the A-10 Thunderbolt II close-support aircraft.

In 1939, Seversky Aircraft again entered in a military fighter competition, this time with the much improved AP-4.

By April 1939, the Seversky Aircraft Corporation had lost $ 550, 000, and Seversky was forced out of the company he had founded.

The eastern and southern borders of the tribe's habitat were never permanent and would sometimes reach the upper reaches of the Seversky Donets.

In 1927, the American millionaire Charles Levine invited Kartvelishvili to New York, to join the Atlantic Aircraft Corporation in 1928 and in 1931 Kartvelishvili met the prominent engineer Alexander de Seversky, who was born in Georgia but was of Russian descent.

First was the Roller Controller, a trackball packaged with a port of the arcade game Slither, a Centipede clone and meant to be used with some dedicated games like Victory or to enhance the gameplay of previously published cartridges which benefitted from its trackball system ( like Wargames ).

The Victory Garden, that initial ten-page story published in April, 1943 was the first of about 500 stories featuring the Disney ducks Barks would produce for Western Publishing over the next three decades, well into his purported retirement.

Storyspace 2. 0, a professional level hypertext development tool, is available from Eastgate Systems, which has also published many notable works of electronic literature, including Michael Joyce's afternoon, a story, Shelley Jackson's Patchwork Girl, Stuart Moulthrop's Victory Garden, and Judy Malloy's its name was Penelope, Forward Anywhere.

After Longstreet's death, his second wife Helen privately published Lee and Longstreet at High Tide in his defense, in which she stated " the South was seditiously taught to believe that the Federal Victory was wholly the fortuitous outcome of the culpable disobedience of General Longstreet.

* The Legend of Mu Lan: A Heroine of Ancient China was the first English language picture book featuring the character Mulan published in the United States in 1992 by Victory Press.

He only had time to finish the first draft and it was published posthumously as Grandeurs et Misères d ' une Victoire ( The Grandeur and Misery of Victory ).

The remnants disbanded in 1989, though existing Victory Games designs were published under that imprint in subsequent years.

His novel was followed by a non-fiction work, U-Boot-Krieg ( U-Boat War ) in 1976, which became the first part of a trilogy, together with U-Boot-Fahrer ( U-Boat Sailors, 1985 ), and Zu Tode Gesiegt ( Victory in the face of Death ), published in 1988.

Albert Coady Wedemeyer was chief author of the Victory Program, published three months before the U. S. entered the war in 1941, which advocated the defeat of the German armies on the European continent.

Nearing authored a series of pamphlets, published by the Rand School, one of which, The Great Madness: A Victory for the American Plutocracy, resulted in his indictment under the Espionage Act for alleged " obstruction to the recruiting and enlistment service of the United States.

* William Chamberlaine-Love's Victory ( published )

He published two books, Mes Evasions ( My Escapes, 1946 ) and Un seul but, la victoire: Alger 1942-1944 ( A Single Goal, Victory: Algiers 1942 – 1944, 1949 ) about his experiences.

One of the most famous articles published in Lin's name was the 20, 000-word pamphlet on revolution in developing countries, Long Live the Victory of the People's War !, which was released in 1965.

When first discovered on the island of Samothrace ( in Greek, Σαμοθρακη — Samothraki ) and published in 1863 it was suggested that the Victory was erected by the Macedonian general Demetrius I Poliorcetes after his naval victory at Cyprus between 295 and 289 BC.

In 1959, Slim retired and returned to Britain, where he published his memoirs, Unofficial History and Defeat into Victory.

In that year, Marr founded the Antisemites League and published a book called Victory of Jewry over Germandom.

* In the 1970s and 1980s, a number of titles by James were published by Allison & Busby, including four volumes of selected writings: The Future In the Present, Spheres of Existence, At the Rendezvous of Victory, and Cricket.

Afternoon was followed by a series of other Storyspace hypertext fictions from Eastgate Systems, including Stuart Moulthrop's Victory Garden, its name was Penelope by Judy Malloy, ( whose hyperfiction Uncle Roger was published online on Artcom Electronic Network on The WELL from 1986 to 1987 ) Carolyn Guyer's Quibbling, Shelley Jackson's Patchwork Girl and Deena Larsen's Marble Springs.

A 2005 four-issue Zatanna limited series was published as part of Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers of Victory event.

Nevertheless, he received the Order of Socialism, a top decoration, on 30 July 1951, and a book of his speeches in support of socialism was going to be published under the title Towards the Victory of Socialism.

Anakin plays major roles in Dark Tide: Onslaught and Dark Tide: Ruin by Michael A. Stackpole published 1 February 2000 and 1 June 2000, respectively, and is the main focus of the books Edge of Victory: Conquest and Edge of Victory: Rebirth by Greg Keyes published April 1, 2001 and August 1, 2001, respectively.

One of the earliest, if not the first, usage in print was Karl Kraus ' satirical story Vor dem Endsieg ( Facing Final Victory ), published October 1918 in the Austrian magazine Die Fackel ( The Torch ).