• Daniel H. H. Ingalls, Sr. a Harvard Indianologist.
• Daniel Henry Holmes Ingalls, Jr. a computer scientist and son of Daniel H. H. Ingalls, Sr.

Retrieved from “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Ingalls”

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People

• Ian Morrice – a New Zealand CEO
• James Wilson Morrice – a Canadian landscape painter
• Jane Morrice – an Irish politician
• Roger Morrice – an English Puritan minister
• William Morrice – one of several English politicians

Places

• Morrice, Michigan

Other

• An alternate spelling of Morris dance

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Look up Shisha in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Shisha is a water-pipe for smoking, or hookah.

Shisha may also refer to:

• Shisha (embroidery)

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• the Propellant mass fraction in aerospace engineering
• the mass fraction in chemistry

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• Gooch crucible, a sintered glass crucible
• Gooch Valve for steam locomotives

Surname

• Brad Gooch, American writer
• Dag Luther Gooch, filmmaker, writer, musician
• Daniel Gooch, Chief mechanical engineer and Chairman of the Great Western Railway
• Frank Austen Gooch, Chemist and engineer
• George Peabody Gooch, British journalist, historian and politician
• Graham Gooch, English cricketer
• Joe Gooch, guitarist
• John Viret Gooch, Chief mechanical engineer of the London and South Western Railway
• Jon Gooch (aka. Spor), Drum ‘n’ Bass musician
• Martin Gooch, British film maker
• Stan Gooch, British psychologist
• William Gooch, Governor of Virginia

Nickname

• Oguchi Onyewu, nicknamed “Gooch”, association football] player for the United States National Team and Standard Liège]
• Tadahito Iguchi, a second baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies
• Colm Cooper, nicknamed “The Gooch” senior Kerry GAA Gaelic football player.
• Mari Yaguchi, sometimes called “The Gooch” by fans
• Chris Guccione, Australian tennis player.

Retrieved from “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gooch”

• Marie of Brabant (1190-1260), wife of Otto IV, Holy Roman Emperor.
• Marie of Brabant (1226-1256), wife of Louis II, Duke of Bavaria. She was exacuted by him in 1256.
• Maria of Brabant (1254-1321), second wife of Philip III of France.

Retrieved from “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_of_Brabant_(disambiguation)”

• Port Williams, Nova Scotia,
• Port Williams, Alaska

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Oversize cargo is a single item that exceeds the usable dimensions of a 463L master pallet (104 inches length x 84 inches width x 96 inches height for military aircraft).

Air cargo exceeding the usable dimension of a 463L pallet loaded to the design height of 96 inches, but equal to or less than 1,000 inches in length, 117 inches in width, and 105 inches in height. This cargo is air transportable on the C-5, C-17, C-141, C-130, KC-10 and most civilian contract cargo carriers.

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Contents

• 1 Europe
• 2 Asia
• 3 North America
• 4 South America
• 5 Africa
• 6 Oceania

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Europe

A heavy Scania dump truck in France

Coal-fired steam-powered lorry

Military truck Tatra T815

• ACMAT (France)
• Alexander Dennis (UK)
• Avia Trucks (Czech Republic)
• Bedford (UK)
• BelAZ (Belarus)
• BMC (Turkey)
• Carmichael (UK)
• DAF Trucks (Netherlands) (division of PACCAR)
• Dennis Eagle (UK)
• ELBO (Greece)
• ERF (UK)
• Fabrika Automobila Priboj (Serbia)
• Foden (UK)
• Ford
• GAZ (Russia)
• Ginaf (Netherlands)
• Iveco (Italy)
• Jelcz (Poland)
• Kamaz (Russia)
• KrAZ (Ukraine)
• LIAZ (Czech Republic)
• Magirus (Germany)
• MAN AG (Germany)
• MAZ (Belarus)
• Mercedes-Benz (Germany)
• Namco (Greece)
• Otokar (Turkey)
• Panhard (France)
• Pegaso (Spain)
• Renault Trucks (France)
• Roman (Romania)
• Scania (Sweden)
• Seddon Atkinson (UK)
• Sides (France)
• Sisu Auto (Finland)
• Škoda (Czech Republic)
• Star (Poland)
• Steyr (Austria)
• Tatra (Czech Republic)
• Temax (Greece)
• URO (Spain)
• Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (Germany)
• Volvo Trucks (Sweden) (not to be confused with Volvo cars, which is part of Ford Motor Company)
• Zastava Trucks (Serbia)
• Zil (Russia)

Asia

Tata Novus is sold in India and South Korea

A truck stop in Ladakh, India

Hino garbage truck

• Ashok Leyland (India)
• Askam Kamyon (Fargo, De Soto) (Turkey)
• Asia Motorworks (India)
• AIL (Israel)
• Beiqi Foton (China)
• BMC (Turkey)
• Dongfeng Motor Corporation (China, under joint ventures with Nissan Diesel as Dongfeng Nissan-Diesel, and with Cummins as DFAC.)
• Eicher Motors (India)under joint venture with Volvo
• Force Motors (India), under a joint venture with MAN AG
• Hino Motors (Japan) in a joint venture with Scania
• HinoPak motors (Pakistan)
• Isuzu (Japan)
• Mahindra and Mahindra (India)
• Mitsubishi (Japan)
• New Sentosa CV (Indonesia)
• Nissan Diesel (Japan)
• Otokar (Turkey)
• TATA Daewoo Commercial Vehicle (South Korea) (subsidiary of TATA Motors, India)
• TATA Motors (India)

North America

Main article: List of American truck manufacturers

U.S. Peterbilt truck – California

Volvo VNL780, U.S.A.

Kenworth heavy recovery/tow truck.

• American LaFrance
• Autocar Company (USA)
• Crane Carrier Corporation (USA)
• Chevrolet
• Colet
• Dodge
• E-One
• Freightliner Trucks
• Ford
• GMC
• Hino (different models for U.S. market)
• Isuzu
• Kenworth
• Mack Trucks
• International
• Nissan
• Oshkosh
• Kalmar (formerly Ottawa) (yard switch trucks)
• Peterbilt
• Pierce
• Sterling Trucks
• UD Nissan Diesel
• Volvo Trucks (different models for U.S. market)
• Western Star

South America

• Aeolus (Uruguay)
• Agrale (Brazil)
• Chevrolet (commercial vehicles for the Colombian market only)
• DaimlerChrysler
• Ford Truck (Brazil) (cargo line)
• Libertad (Uruguay)
• Mack
• Matra (Brazil)
• Orejano (Uruguay)
• Randon (Brazil)
• Renault (Uruguay)
• Troller (Brazil)
• Volvo (Brazil)
• Volkswagen Truck & Bus (Brazil)

Africa

A military-type light truck, used for troop transport, and now for safari trips

• SNVI (ALGERIA) different models for the Algerian market and some African and Asian countries

Oceania

Scania R500

• Volvo (Australia)
• Mack (Australia)
• Iveco (different models for Australian market)
• Kenworth (different models for Australian market)
• Oka (truck variants of traditional models)

Retrieved from “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_truck_manufacturers”