The album was produced by Chieftains chieftain Paddy Moloney, along with T-Bone Burnett. T-Bone Burnett
Commanded not by officers but by chieftains, they were formidable foot soldiers more notable for physical prowess and courage than for tactical organization.
That speech, last Oct. 31 in St . Louis is now widely cited by chieftains of other big military contractors as a prudent call for a do-or-die policy: make weapons or shut down.
Moreover, during the 1950s the capabilities of British tank units were augmented by a small number of Conqueror heavy tanks armed with 120-mm guns, and in the early 1970s the Centurions were entirely replaced by Chieftains armed with new and more-effective 120-mm guns.
The system was all based on convincing the Bedouin that all one was talking about was reverting to a traditional concept led by chieftains and arāfah (dispute settlers) of the tribes in order to protect and preserve tribal rights and land capability to make it work.
The defeat of the 1745 Jacobite rising decimated the antiquated social structure based around clans lorded over by chieftains.
The spotted hyena is a sacred totem animal for some Pedi tribes, with the skin often being used as robes by chieftains and their bones as divining instruments.
The fleet left Bergen in July, and reached Shetland and Orkney in August where they were joined by chieftains from the Hebrides and Man.
After Harald's death Slembe allied himself with Magnus the Blind, but they were defeated by chieftains loyal to Harald Gille's family in the Battle of Holmengrå.
Gaelic Ireland was a patchwork of independent kingdoms each ruled by a chieftain and bound by a common set of legal, social and religious traditions.
