Solo singer Ace Wilder is currently a band singer.
Doug Moench has won an Eagle Award.
The Appleton International Airport is in Greenville, Wisconsin, U.S.A and serves Appleton, Wisconsin. Appleton is part of Grand Chute, Wisconsin and Greenville is part of Clayton Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
Airey Neave was in the Royal Artillery, which has one of its garrisons at Hohne and fought in the Second World War. Benito Mussolini was a commander in this war.
South Africa's ethnic groups include White South Africans and the Coloured. Its leader is Cyril Ramaphosa and its capital is Cape Town. 11 Diagonal Street is located in this country.
250 Delaware Avenue is located in the United States, where the capital is Washington DC and the leader has the title President of the United States. Joe Biden and Paul Ryan are leaders of the US.
The surface of the 1st runway at Alderney airport is made from Poaceae of the orders Poales and Commelinids.
Ace Wilder | occupation | Singing Ace Wilder | background | solo singer Doug Moench | award | Eagle Award (comics) Appleton International Airport | location | Greenville, Wisconsin Greenville, Wisconsin | country | United States Appleton International Airport | city served | Appleton, Wisconsin Appleton, Wisconsin | is part of | Grand Chute, Wisconsin Greenville, Wisconsin | is part of | Clayton, Winnebago County, Wisconsin Airey Neave | unit | Royal Artillery Royal Artillery | garrison | Hohne Airey Neave | battle | World War II World War II | commander | Benito Mussolini 11 Diagonal Street | location | South Africa South Africa | capital | Cape Town South Africa | leader | Cyril Ramaphosa South Africa | ethnic group | White South African South Africa | ethnic group | Coloured United States | capital | Washington, D.C. United States | leader title | President of the United States United States | leader | Joe Biden United States | leader | Paul Ryan 250 Delaware Avenue | location | United States Alderney Airport | 1st runway surface type | Poaceae Poaceae | order | Poales Poaceae | order | Commelinids