Kesselring

American

[kes-uhl-ring] / ˈkɛs əl rɪŋ /

noun

Albert 1885–1960, German field marshal.

Kesselring British

/ ˈkɛsəlrɪŋ /

noun

Albert (ˈalbɛrt). 1885–1960, German field marshal. He commanded the Luftwaffe attacks on Poland, France, and Britain (1939–40), and was supreme commander in Italy (1943–45) and on the western front (1945)

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Michael Kesselring and Lawson Crouse also scored for the Coyotes, and Nick Schmaltz had a goal and an assist.

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Hannah Kesselring had a pressing question for Nikki Haley, one that many voters in the room appear to have been considering as Ms. Haley has climbed in the 2024 Republican presidential contest.

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Petgrave’s agent, Casey Kesselring, said he had no comment on the situation.

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O’Brien’s second, with the same duo of Michael Kesselring and Jack McBain assisting, came midway through the period.

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“We had an overwhelming number of applicants from all over the globe this year,” Capt. Brian Kesselring, the Blue Angels’ commanding officer, said in a statement.

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