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CONTENTS FOREWORD, XIII JAKOB ACKERET, 3 by Alexander Flax Prepared with the assistance of Nicholas Rott PHILIP M. ARNOLD, 7 by M. M. Johnson DONALDJ. ATWOOD, 11 by B. Paul Blasingame HANNSKARL BANDEL, 17 by Anton Tedesko EDWARD GEORGE BOWEN, 21 Written by R. Stevens Submitted by the NAL Home Secretary v
CONTENTS HEZZIE RAYMOND (RAY) BRANNON, 27 by Claude R. Hocott PAGE SCOTT BUCKLEY, 31 by Sheldon E. Isakoff MARVIN CAMRAS, 35 Written by Irwin B. Fieldhouse Submitted by Thomas L. Martin, Jr. DEAN R. CHAPMAN, 41 by Robert T. Jones and Hans Mark WALKER LEE CISLER, 49 by Harvey A. Wagner JESSE F. CORE, 55 by Frank Aplan, J. M. Mutmansky, and R. V. Ramani ANDREW F. CORRY, 59 by Charles F. Avila W. EDWARDS DEMING, 65 by Myron Tribus ALLEN F. DONOVAN, 73 by Alexander Flax and Ivan Getting V1
A. E. DUKLER, 79 by Dan Luss ant! Moye Wicks HAROLD ETHERINGTON, 85 by David Okrent FRANKJ. FEELY,JR., 91 Written by Manuel Peralta Submitted by the NAE Home Secretary JEAN HOWARD FELKER, 97 by Brockway McMillan MARCELIAN FRANCIS GAUTREAUX,JR., 103 Written by Edward McLaughlin Submitted by the NAE Home Secretary WILLIAM HENRY GAUVIN, 109 Written by Terrence W. Hoffman Submitted by the NAE Home Secretary T. KEITH GLENNAN, 113 by Gerald F. Tape JOHN M. GOOGIN, 121 by George Jasny FRITZ INGERSLEV, 127 by Per V. Bruel . . V11
SHIRO KOBAYASHI, 131 by Chang-Lin Tien ROBERT F. LEGGET, 135 by Alan G. Davenport CLARENCE H. LINDER, 139 by Walter L. Robb JOHN H. LUDWIG, 143 by earnest F. Gloyna KEITH W. MCHENRYJR., 149 by Richard C. Alkire PAUL M. NAGDHI, 155 by Ronald P. Nordgren AZIZ S. ODEH, 161 Written by Robert F. Heinemann Contributions by Rafi Al-Hussainy, D. Krishna Babu, and Eve S. Sprunt Submitted by the NAB Home Secretary BERNARD M. OLIVER, 167 by David Packard . . . vail
ROBERT H. PARK, 175 by Charles Concordia MAYNARD L. PENNELL, 179 by Philip M. Condit ALLEN M. PETERSON, 183 by Con R. Eshleman FRED H. POETTMANN, 187 by J loyd E. Elkins, Sr. ROWLAND WELLS REDINGTON, 195 by Lewis S. Edelheit and Walter L. Robb BEN RICH, 201 by Willis H. Hawkins ROBERT B. RICHARDS, 207 by Karl P. Cohen FRANK E. (BILL) RICHART, JR., 213 Written by Richard D. Woods Submitted by the NAT Home Secretary EMILIO ROSENBLUETH, 219 Written by Luis Esteva Submitted by the NAE Home Secretary 1X
SHINROKU SAITO, 225 by Rustum Roy OWEN SAUNDERS, 229 Written by N.P. W. Moore Submitted by the NAE Home Secretary ROBERT L. SMITH, 236 by Ross E. McKinney JULIUS ADOS STRATTON, 243 by Edward E. David, fr. VERNER EDWARD SUOMI, 251 Written by Tem Gregory and Donald R. Johnson Submitted by the NAT: Home Secretary JULIAN SZEKELY, 257 by Walter S. Owen ANTON TEDESKO, 263 by Ivan M. Viest ERNEST W. TFIIELE, 269 Written by James P. Cohn Submitted by the NAE Home Secretary x
ALLYN COLLINS VINE, 275 by Fred Noel Spiess ERIC A. WALKER, 281 by Charles L. Hosler ALBERTUS D. (BERT) WELLIVER, 287 by Philip M. Condit JEROME BERT WIESNER, 291 by Paul E. Gray APPENDIX, 297 ACKNOWLEDGMENT FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHS, 299 X1
FOREWORD THIS IS THE EIGHTH VOLUME in the series of Memorial Thymes issued periodically by the National Academy of Engineering to honor the deceasecI members anc3 foreign associates of the Academy and to recognize their achievements. It is intended that these volumes will stanc3 as an enduring record of the many contributions of engineers en c! engineering to the benefit of humankind. In most cases, the authors of the tributes are contemporaries or colleagues who hac3 personal knowledge of the interests and the engineering accomplishments of the deceased members and foreign associates. The National Academy of Engineering is a private organiza- tion established in 1964 to share in the responsibility given the National Academy of Sciences under its congressional charte signed by President LincoIn in IS63 to examine en c! report on questions of science and engineering at the request of the federal government. Indivicluals are elected to the National Academy of Engineering on the basis of significant contribu- tions to engineering theory and practice and to the literature of engineering or demonstrated unusual accomplishments in the pioneering of new and developing fields of technology. Simon Ostrach Home Secretary . . . x~