- star's
Bayer designation. It bore the
traditional names Cebalrai, Celbalrai,
Cheleb and Kelb
Alrai (or
sometimes just Alrai), all
derived from the
Arabic كلب...
- USS
Cheleb (AK-138) was a Crater-class
cargo ship in the
service of the US Navy in
World War II. It was the only ship of the Navy to have
borne this name...
- described:[citation needed] †Wisteria
fallax (Nath.) Tanai, Onoe †Wisteria
kamtschatica Cheleb. †Wisteria
ligniata Miki. †Wisteria
shanwangensis Wang, Dilcher,. Zhu, Zhou...
- et al.
Scyphostegia Stapf †Saxifragispermum Reid &
Chandler †Utkholokia (
Cheleb.)
Iljinskaja & Chelb.
Daniel J. Peppe, Leo J. Hickey, Ian M. Miller, Walton...
-
announcer Robin Atkin Downes as Butler,
Nergal Jim
Meskimen as
Beroul / Nergal,
Cheleb,
Quedbas Kevin Michael Richardson as ****nin, old man
possessed by Angela...
- John A. Logan)
Leonis (ex-SS Key Pittman)
Venus (ex-SS
William Williams)
Cheleb (ex-SS
Lyman J. Gage)
Prince Georges (ex-SS
Richard March Hoe) Type EC2-S-C1...
-
delivered on 6 February. To the
United States Navy in
January 1944 and
renamed Cheleb.
Decommissioned at
Pearl Harbor in July 1946,
subsequently used in testing...
- on Weil 1958); see also
Scott (2009), p. 10.
Frolov (1996). cf. M. ben
Cheleb, "Madīd",
Encyclopaedia of Islam,
First Edition (1913-1936) (Brill). Stoetzer...
-
Syrma (AK-134) USS
Venus (AK-135) USS Ara (AK-136) USS
Ascella (AK-137) USS
Cheleb (AK-138) USS Pavo (AK-139) USS
Situla (AK-140) USS
Alamosa (AK-156) USS...
- John A. Logan)
Leonis (ex-SS Key Pittman)
Venus (ex-SS
William Williams)
Cheleb (ex-SS
Lyman J. Gage)
Prince Georges (ex-SS
Richard March Hoe) Type EC2-S-C1...
