success in war
51War Refugee Board — ▪ United States government agency United States agency established January 22, 1944, to attempt to rescue victims of the Nazis (Nazi Party) mainly Jews from death in German occupied Europe. The board began its work after the Nazis had… …
52War Wound — Infobox VG| title = War Wound developer = Apothecary Studios publisher = AGEOD designer = engine = released = 2007 genre = Real time tactics, Action game modes = Single player ratings = platforms = Microsoft Windows media = requirements = input …
53War Music (album) — Infobox Album | Name = War Music Type = Album Artist = Vampire Rodents Released = 1990 Recorded = Genre = industrial music, experimental rock Length = Label = Dossier Producer = Reviews = This album = War Music (1990) Next album = Premonition… …
54War Refugee Board — (WRB) The board was created by an executive order from President Franklin D. Roosevelt in January 1944 for the purpose of rescuing Jews from German occupied Europe. The circumstances under which the president established the board emanated… …
55war, just — This expression (from the Latin justus, meaning upright or equitable ) refers to the theory that considers the use of military force morally acceptable or at least the lesser of two evils. For a war to be just, certain conditions must be met.… …
56war power — The power of the government of the United States to wage war to the point of success, that is the overcoming of the enemy. Hirabayashi v United States, 320 US 81, 87 L Ed 1774, 63 S Ct 1375. The national defense is an absolute necessity of our… …
57I-War (Independence War) — Infobox VG title = I War, Independence War North American box developer = Particle Systems Ltd. publisher = Infogrames designer = Glyn Williams, Michael Powell engine = BRender released = vgrelease|Europe|EUR|November 1997 vgrelease|United… …
58Dunmore's War — Date 1774 Location Ohio Country …
59Great Turkish War — Part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars, Polish Ottoman Wars, Ottoman–Venetian Wars and Russo Turkish Wars …
60principle of war — any of the basic elements considered essential to success in war usually including objective, offensive, surprise, mass or concentration, economy of force, security, movement or mobility, cooperation, and simplicity …
