Harrietstown, New York is part of New York.
1634: The Bavarian Crisis, ISBN number 978-1-4165-4253-7, was written by Virginia DeMarce and Eric Flint. It is available in hardcover and is 448 pages long.
Produced between May 1950 and August 1956, the ALCO RS-2 has 12 cylinders and a V12 engine type. Its builder is Montreal Loco Works.
United States Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare member Abraham A. Ribicoff was born in Connecticut and died in the United States. He was succeeded by Anthony J. Celebrezze.
Funk and Disco are derivatives of Rhythm and Blues, which is Allen Forrest's genre of music.
India's Air Force has an aircraft-capable helicopter known as the HAL Light Combat Helicopter.
Harrietstown, New York | is part of | New York 1634: The Bavarian Crisis | isbn number | 978-1-4165-4253-7 1634: The Bavarian Crisis | media type | Hardcover 1634: The Bavarian Crisis | number of pages | 448 1634: The Bavarian Crisis | author | Virginia DeMarce and Eric Flint ALCO RS-3 | builder | Montreal Locomotive Works ALCO RS-3 | cylinder count | 12 ALCO RS-3 | engine | V12 engine ALCO RS-3 | build date | May 1950 - August 1956 Abraham A. Ribicoff | death place | United States Abraham A. Ribicoff | office | United States Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare Abraham A. Ribicoff | successor | Anthony J. Celebrezze Abraham A. Ribicoff | birth place | Connecticut Allen Forrest | genre | Rhythm and blues Rhythm and blues | derivative | Funk Rhythm and blues | derivative | Disco Indian Air Force | aircraft helicopter | HAL Light Combat Helicopter