Pershing的意思|Pershing的解释-里氏词典

Pershing ['pə:ʃiŋ]

珀欣(姓氏)

pershing

[ noun ]
United States general who commanded the American forces in Europe during World War I (1860-1948)
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John J. Pershing led the retaliatory expedition.
Then the firm bought back the shares and replaced them in the customers' accounts, the agency said, adding that Pershing generated gains of about $4.3 million through this practice.
The Pershing missiles they opposed have been installed; the nuclear power stations they want shut down are still running and party members joke that their greatest success to date in Bonn has been to push through a ban on imports of sea turtles.
This would compel the Soviets to negotiate with the Europeans about dismantling the Pershing and cruise missiles.
Andrew Gray of Pershing & Co., agreeing that the charges provide an incentive to reject the four-year pact, estimated that USX will close 30% to 40% of its steelmaking capacity.
Ms. Stahl asked about the Soviets' statement that they'd demand elimination of the "warheads" in the Pershing missiles the Germans agreed to give up.
He said the treaty should be ratified, if for no other reason, because keeping a force of U.S. Pershing and ground-launched cruise missiles in Western Europe is now politically impossible.
He had gained his hard-line reputation as state interior minister by ordering demonstrators (against the deployment of US Pershing missiles) to pay for the cost of policing their own demonstrations, and ordering the police to use CS gas.
The Pershing is a field missile launched by its own erector and can be carried anywhere, towed by a truck.
The U.S. wants any intermediate-nuclear-forces (INF) deal to allow it to remove one stage of its Pershing II intermediates in Europe and deploy them as short-range missiles.
Since then, the U.S. and Europe's leaders have faced down left-wing demagoguery to deploy a countervailing force of Pershing IIs and cruise missiles.
On the U.S. side, the INF Treaty bans only ground-launched cruise missiles (GLCMs) and the Pershing II missile.
It was the third removal of Pershing II missiles under the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty signed by Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and President Reagan in Washington last December.
The U.S.-Soviet treaty also mandates the scrapping of the superpowers' medium-range nuclear missiles, including the American Pershing 2 and the Soviet SS-20.
(She switched to another Prudential broker.) Mr. Tatro, whose firm clears trades through Pershing, says if anything, he is more aware of compliance and regulatory guidelines with his own operation.
The Soviets would verify that Pershing 2 missiles were no longer being produced at Hercules, while the U.S. team would make sure SS-20 missiles no longer were being assembled.
The final 5,500-pound Pershing 1A, strapped on its side to reinforced stands, was destroyed in two ignitions _ one for each of two rocket motors.
But Richard Henderson, an analyst with Pershing & Co., said GAF's $46-a-share offer is well below Borg Warner's market value, which he estimates at $55 a share.
Soviet inspectors stood by today as a lack of wind put on hold the initial burning of Pershing missile motors at this military facility on the eastern plains of Colorado.
Destruction of the solid-fuel rocket motors for the Pershing II missiles will begin on Sept. 8, "weather permitting," at the Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant near Marshall, Texas, the Pentagon said.
West Germany owns the Pershing 1A missiles, but the United States controls the nuclear warheads for the rockets.
Robert Pershing's telecommunications company has monthly birthday parties and gives away three tons of Thanksgiving turkeys to employees, vendors and other friends.
He opposed four missile systems, including the Pershing 2 missile deployment.
Complex 16 was once used as a launch test center for the Pershing II and ground-launched cruise missiles that are covered by the treaty.
A 10-member Soviet inspection team was scheduled to monitor Thursday's event, which marks the destruction of the 169th and last Pershing 1A, plant spokeswoman Dorothy Grant said.
The recently rejuvenated Geneva talks center on 441 Soviet SS-20 missiles, and 316 U.S.-built cruise and Pershing missiles deployed in Belgium, Britain, Italy and West Germany.
Under the treaty, 443 land-based cruise missiles are to be destroyed within the first three years, as well as 403 Army Pershing missiles, and 1,846 Soviet missiles.
With the Senate about to debate the INF treaty that removes Pershing missiles from Europe's defense, now is the time to get serious.
After the firings, the Pershing 1-A casing was placed into a large hydraulic crusher and flattened as the Soviets and Bush, using binoculars, looked on.
The treaty requires that the Army's 420 Pershing missiles be destroyednal Park Service superintendents were invited to attend the four-day gathering in Grand Teton National Park.

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