Photos IFF at Radar laboratory Signaleer October 16, 1945 Page 1. |
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WW2 IFF Staff at Camp Evans.
This photo shows the guests at the farewell luncheon for Bernard H. Strouse.
IFF engineered at camp Evans played a critical roll in the allied victory.
This link has a photo with IFF equipment SCR-584 and IFF equipment photo on file at the National Archive
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A farwell luncheon was held for Bernard H. Strouse, Engineer in Charge of the Interrogation and Beacons Section. Production Engineering Branch, by fellow employees, on 10 October 1945, preliminary to his departure on 12 October 1945 to resume con- sulting engineering work in At- lantic City. Strouse was responsible for all production engineering matters associated with IFF (Identifica- tion Friend of Foe) and Radar Beacon Equipments at ESL, and was largely instrumental in expedit- ing these equipments to the Using Arms. A graduate of the University of Penn., Class of 1930, where he majored in mechnical engineering. Strouse is a member of the Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, National Society of Pro- fessional Engineers, and an as- sociate of Sigma Xi. Prior to his coming to the Signal Corps Radar Lab., in May 1942, he was actively enguaged as a consultant engineer in the firm of SB and BH Strouse, Atlantic City. |
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