He was a retired Electrical Engineer and worked for IBM for 30 years. He started work at Oswego, NY and worked out of the home office with the Federal System Division. His last job with IBM was as Field Manager for the eastern United States and Europe. In 1962 he worked on the missile program with NASA at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
He designed a part of the motor control system computer program for the Saturn 5 rocket. It is still being used today on the launch vehicles in NASA's space shuttle program. In part, he was rewarded for his efforts by NASA who placed a plaque on the moon with pictures of him and his team of programmers-to be there for as long as it can endure the atmosphere of the lunar surface.
He designed a part of the motor control system computer program for the Saturn 5 rocket. It is still being used today on the launch vehicles in NASA's space shuttle program. In part, he was rewarded for his efforts by NASA who placed a plaque on the moon with pictures of him and his team of programmers-to be there for as long as it can endure the atmosphere of the lunar surface.
He was a retired Electrical Engineer and worked for IBM for 30 years. He started work at Oswego, NY and worked out of the home office with the Federal System Division. His last job with IBM was as Field Manager for the eastern United States and Europe. In 1962 he worked on the missile program with NASA at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
He designed a part of the motor control system computer program for the Saturn 5 rocket. It is still being used today on the launch vehicles in NASA's space shuttle program. In part, he was rewarded for his efforts by NASA who placed a plaque on the moon with pictures of him and his team of programmers-to be there for as long as it can endure the atmosphere of the lunar surface.
He designed a part of the motor control system computer program for the Saturn 5 rocket. It is still being used today on the launch vehicles in NASA's space shuttle program. In part, he was rewarded for his efforts by NASA who placed a plaque on the moon with pictures of him and his team of programmers-to be there for as long as it can endure the atmosphere of the lunar surface.
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