- Iran–Iraq War.
Scuds were used by Iraq
during the Gulf War
against Israel and
coalition targets in
Saudi Arabia. More than a
dozen Scuds were
fired from...
- Two TV
journalists have
become known as the
Scud Stud:
Canadian Arthur Kent, when
working for NBC in the 1991 Gulf War Somali-born
Rageh Omaar, when working...
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Scud or
SCUD may also
refer to:
Scud (crustacean), Amphipoda, a
shrimplike aquatic animal Scud (dog), a
character in the
animation Toy
Story Scud FM...
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Scudder, a surname, may
refer to:
Bernard Scudder,
translator from
Icelandic to
English Edward W.
Scudder (1822-1893),
Justice of the New
Jersey Supreme...
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Matthew (Matt)
Scudder is a
fictional character who
appears in
novels by
American crime writer Lawrence Block.
Scudder debuted in 1976's The Sins of the...
-
Laura Clough Scudder (July 19, 1881 –
March 13, 1959) was an
entrepreneur in
Monterey Park, California, who made and sold
potato chips and
pioneered their...
- Pannus, or
scud clouds, is a type of
fractus cloud at low
height above ground, detached, and of
irregular form,
found beneath nimbostratus, ****ulonimbus...
- aviation,
scud running is a
practice in
which pilots lower their altitude to
avoid clouds or
instrument meteorological conditions (IMC). The goal of
scud running...
-
Scud (born 20
March 1967) is the
professional name of Guangzhou, China-born Hong Kong film producer,
screenwriter and film director,
Danny Cheng Wan-Cheung...
- John
Scudder may
refer to: John
Scudder (builder) (1815–1869),
American builder John
Scudder (physician) (1889–1971),
American physician and
blood specialist...
