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Who was Detroit police chief before Isaiah McKinnon?
Stanley Knox
What did Henry Knox do before war?
the first sectary of war
How many people guard fort knox?
There are three entrance gates on Fort Knox. They are the Chaffee Gate, the Brandenburg Gate, and the Wilson Gate. Normally there are at least 2 guards in each gate shack. There are also Military Police as Fort Knox is a military post.
What movie and television projects has Stanley Illsley been in?
Stanley Illsley has: Played Col Waterson in "Crossroads" in 1964. Played Mr. Beacon in "The Sullavan Brothers" in 1964. Played Dr. Stacey in "Front Page Story" in 1965. Performed in "Hoopers letzte Jagd" in 1972. Played Sir Valentine Knox (1983-1985) in "The Irish R.M." in 1983. Played Sir. Valentine Knox in "The Irish R.M." in 1983. Played Sir Valentine Knox in "The Irish R.M." in 1983.
Where was the crown taken before Hungary in the 39 clues?
in fort Knox
What state did Henry Knox represent?
He never was a representative of any state, He was a military man with loyalty only to his commander in chief and to the Nation that he served,
Who is older Vivienne or Knox Jolie Pitt?
Vivienne Jolie-Pitt is older than her brother Knox Jolie-Pitt. They are twins, born on July 12, 2008, with Vivienne being born first, just a few minutes before Knox.
What actors and actresses appeared in Within Three Hundred Pages - 1914?
The cast of Within Three Hundred Pages - 1914 includes: John Cossar as Lawyer Smirney Helen Dunbar as Mrs. Stuyvesant Rapley Holmes as Police Chief Knox Richard Travers as Spider - the Reporter Bryant Washburn as Ho Fing-Tang
What was John Knox surname?
John Knox's surname was Knox.
Why did Henry Knox die?
Henry Knox died from peritonitis while eating a chicken dinner. Apparently a chicken bone got lodged in his intestines and he lingered for two days before dying.
What has the author Jack Knox written?
Jack Knox has written: 'Jack Knox'
Is fort knox named after Henry knox?
NO! Fort Knox was established in 1918 as Camp Knox (named for Major General Henry Knox, first U.S. secretary of war
