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Gas engine assembly plans by Maier Mechanic, ca. 2000
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Gas engine assembly plans by Maier Mechanic, ca. 2000
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Mike Maier
No full textMichael W. (Mike) Maier is Vice President, Space System Operations for PAE. In this capacity Mr. Maier serves as the lead executive overseeing PAE contracts that maintain and enhance space range and ground system capabilities for the United States Air Force and other customers. Mr. Maier also serves as president and program manager of InSpace21, the PAE and Honeywell joint venture pursuing the Launch and Test Range System Integrated Support Contract, LISC.
Prior to this assignment, Mr. Maier was general manager of CSR, PAE’s joint venture partnership responsible for the Eastern Range Technical Services Contract. There he directed an $820M performance based contract responsible for the operation and maintenance of instrumentation, communications, and information systems required to command and control space launch and ballistic missile tests from the United States Air Force Eastern Range, 24 hour space surveillance, and base operations and logistics for remote stations across the Atlantic Ocean.
While at CSR Mr. Maier led a staff of 950 employees located at seven sites in four countries operating in a multi-user, multi-contractor environment. Under his leadership CSR attained the highest award fee scores in the 25 year history of the joint venture with four consecutive 100% ratings and an unprecedented string of 205 countdowns spanning an eight year period without a launch scrub due to CSR people or systems.
Before joining CSR in 1987, Mr. Maier operated and maintained ground based and airborne instrumentation as a member of the technical staff of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research laboratories in Coral Gables, Florida and Norman, Oklahoma.
Mr. Maier holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems from Rollins College. He is a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a member of the American Metrological Society (AMS), Air Force Association (AFA), National Space Club, and Missiles, Space, and Range Pioneers.https://commons.erau.edu/stm-images/1026/thumbnail.jp
Mathilde Maier Collection circa 1964-1991
No full textSummary by Robert Horn about his grandmothers (Emma Horn and Hermine Graetz) and the Maier family; biography and bibliographies of Hans Maier; photographs of paintings owned by the Mathilde and Max Hermann Maier; letter from Walter Friedländer; funeral notice for Max Hermann Maier.Hans Maier was the older brother of Max Hermann Maier. Mathilde Maier was Max Hermann Maier's wife. Anna Maier was Max and Mathilde's sister-in-law and the aunt of Robert Horn.Processed for digitization byWest, Margaretdigitize
Colby Maier
No full textColby Maier: Sermons and Speeches in Acts.https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/cor-2016-images/1026/thumbnail.jp
Martha Maier Collection 1938-1999
No full textThe collection contains a questionnaire filled out by Martha Maier née Bickel regarding her life in Austria before
World War II, emigration from Austria to the United States, and life in the United States. Also included are certificates from
Kaufhäuser Brüder Haber in Vienna, where Martha Maier and her husband Oscar Maier worked until 1938, including certificates pertaining
to their dismissal on racial grounds; marriage certificate; receipt for Martha Maier's payment for two United States visas; and letter
from American Consulate General in Vienna to Martha Maier's parents Hermann and Julie Bickel regarding United States visas.Martha Maier née Bickel was born on June 22, 1917, in Vienna. She emigrated from Vienna to Trieste on January 1, 1940,
and from Trieste to New York on January 17, 1940.An inventory is available in the folderAustrian Heritage CollectionProcessed for digitizatio
Interview of Howard Maier by Kevlin Haire
No full textInterview conducted at The Ohio State University Archives, Columbus, Ohio.The media can be accessed here: http://streaming.osu.edu/knowledgebank/OralHistory/Maier_Howard_12062016.mp4Howard R. Maier describes his student days at OSU, including his role as business manager for the student humor magazine, The Sundial. Maier, the son of Austrian refugees, grew up in Cleveland, and decided to attend OSU after a visit to campus during high school. Because of his financial need and good academic standing in high school, Maier was selected to live in the Stadium Scholarship Dormitories. He describes life in the tower dorm, where he lived for four years. Maier also recounts his experiences drawing cartoons and serving as business manager of The Sundial magazine, a position he was asked to fill when he wasn’t yet a sophomore. Maier recounts many of the responsibilities and some of benefits of the position. He also talks about how his studies as an undergrad at OSU led to his career in city and regional planning. Maier also discusses a cartoon he drew that led to his involvement in an animated film about city planning that he used to fulfill his master’s degree in city and regional planning
AHC interview with Erna Maier.
No full textErna Maier was born on June 26, 1912 in Vienna where she lived at Straussengasse 22 in the fifth district with her parents Henry and Laura Maier (née Pollak). She attended the Weizer Language school. The family immigrated to the US in 1938. Upon her arrival Erna Maier started to work as a teacher and interpreter. She died on April 5, 2003 in New York.See also Erna Maier Family Collection (AR 25186)Austrian Heritage Collectio
Letteratura, Vangelo e dramma della libertà
No full textil teologo Roberto Maier sottolinea «l’originaria complicità» tra Vangelo
e romanzo che ha resistito anche alle incomprensioni del passato quando il cristianesimo il romanzo «l’ha spesso osteggiato mettendo all’indice molti capolavori, condannandone gli autori». Invece il rapporto tra letteratura e fede cristiana è, secondo Maier, qualcosa non di casuale o accessorio ma cruciale, vitale
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