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Consulting WorkConsulting WorkPresidential Certificate of Merit (1947)Presidential Certificate of Merit (1947)Medical Applications of Radiation (Throughout Career)Medical Applications of Radiation (Throughout Career)Early Life and Education (1907-1936)Early Life and Education (1907-1936)MIT Career: High-Voltage Engineering and Research (1936-1980)MIT Career: High-Voltage Engineering and Research (1936-1980)World War II and National Defense Contributions (1940-1945)World War II and National Defense Contributions (1940-1945)Main milestonesMain milestonesPersonal Life and FamilyPersonal Life and FamilyInvolvement in Nikola Tesla's Estate (1943)Involvement in Nikola Tesla's Estate (1943)National Academy of Engineering Membership (1965)National Academy of Engineering Membership (1965)
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John G. Trump - American engineer and physicist (1907–1985)

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Presidential Certificate of Merit (1947)

This timeline documents John G. Trump's recognition with the Presidential Certificate of Merit for his wartime contributions.
Awarded the Presidential Certificate of Merit
1947
John G. Trump received the Presidential Certificate of Merit from President Harry S. Truman in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the Allied war effort during World War II. This award acknowledged his critical role in radar development and his support for national defense.

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Main milestonesMain milestonesConsulting WorkConsulting WorkEarly Life and Education (1907-1936)Early Life and Education (1907-1936)Involvement in Nikola Tesla's Estate (1943)Involvement in Nikola Tesla's Estate (1943)Medical Applications of Radiation (Throughout Career)Medical Applications of Radiation (Throughout Career)MIT Career: High-Voltage Engineering and Research (1936-1980)MIT Career: High-Voltage Engineering and Research (1936-1980)National Academy of Engineering Membership (1965)National Academy of Engineering Membership (1965)Personal Life and FamilyPersonal Life and FamilyWorld War II and National Defense Contributions (1940-1945)World War II and National Defense Contributions (1940-1945)