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Wall of Honor Level: Air and Space Friend
Honored by:
John F. Maitland, Aviation and Space Advocate
Martin Marietta – Baltimore, Maryland
1952-1960
Design and Group Engineer and Assistant Engineer -- Matador Guided Missile, Missile Master System, Titan I Missile Group Support. Consultant with Martin Marietta Denver for the Titan Missile Project Spy in the Sky Project – unmanned satellite
1960-1961
Design and Group Engineer – 726 Program, Titan I Missile Ground Equipment and Simulator, Titan II Missile, NATO Data Command and Control (422A)
1962-1964
Design and Group Engineer – Display and Control System Definition Design, System Engineer Mobile Medium Range Ballistic Missile (MRBM)
Resigned from Martin Marietta 1964
American Machine and Foundry – AMF – York, PA
1964-1965
Project Engineer – Apollo “S” Band Antenna and Telemetry Antenna, NSMEC Jacking and Locking System – offshore drilling platform, Apollo Missile Crane, Design engineers on system development and hardware design self-elevating offshore drill platforms
Contract Approval Office Representative for Canaveral Corps of Engineers
Resigned May 1965 from AMF
Westinghouse Electric – Annapolis and Friendship Airport (BWI)
1965-1966
Senior Design Engineer – Developed submergence program, Display and control, data processing, Project 0236 & 0255, Vehicle cable design with U.S. Steel Engineers, WDSP-integration, design and in house testing program
1966-1972
Senior Engineer and Acting Supervisor – Installation of WDSP#1 platform at Pearl Harbor, Vehicle and display control equipment at sea testing, sell off to Navy, Project “U” and WDSP proposals
1972-1988
Supervisor Engineer – Established new concept for Quality Control, Electrical Performance Evaluation and sell off to customer, Developed Quality Control Regulations, Taught Foreign Air Force Personnel in Argentina, Morocco, AWACS
1988-1993
Q&RA Manager, Radar antennas at Baltimore Washington Airport TPS-43’s, Off-Shore Facilities in Puerto Rico, Barbados and Mexico
1993 Retired
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