Measures for Progress: A History of the National Bureau of Standards

APPENDIX 1 611
ORDNANCE DEVELOPMENT
Assistant
Chief Engineer
1. Proof Operations
2. Analysis and Recording
3. Electronic Engineering
4. Mechanical Engineering
5. Production Engineering
6. Control Testing
7. Basic Engineering
8. Special Projects
FIELD STATIONS
Beltsville, Md. (Radio Trans-
mitting Station).
Sterling, Va. (Radio Receiving
Station).
Clearing, Ill. (Standardization of
Test Weight Cars).
Allentown, Pa. (Cement Testing
and Inspection).
San Jose, Calif. (Cement Testing
and Inspection).
Riverside, Calif. (Cement Testing
and Inspection).
Seattle, Wash. (Cement Testing
and Inspection).
Denver, Cob. (Cement and Con-
crete Materials Testing).
San Francisco, Calif. (Cement,
Concrete and Miscellaneous
Materials).
*Diainond, Harry
Astin, Dr Allen V.
unman, Wilbur S. Jr.
Godfrey, Theodore B.
*White, Dr Thomas N.
Page, Dr Chester H.
Rabinow, Jacob
Dr Cledo
5Heilprin, Dr Laurence B.
5Miller, Dr Bertrand J.
Silsbee, Dr Francis B.
George, William D.
*Pineo, Victor C.
Russell, H. Haig
Moyer, W. N.
Foster, Bruce E.
Evans, D. N.
Winblade, F. N.
Cox, 0.11.
Bohn, Richard A.
*Diamond, died, Mar. 21, 1948.
*White, to Strategic Air Command, 1946.
*Brunetti, to Stanford Research Institute as associate director, 1949.
*Heilprin, to Taut Engineering Co. as consultant physicist, 1951.
*Miller, to Zenith Radio Corp., June 1948.
*pineo, to Lincoln Laboratory, M.I.T., 1957.
1927—48
1932—
1928—53
1928—53
1942—46
1941—
1934—53
1941—49
1941—51
1943—48
1942—57
1928—NRF