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John G. Trump - American engineer and physicist (1907–1985)

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World War II and National Defense Contributions (1940-1945)

This timeline highlights John G. Trump's crucial contributions to the Allied war effort during World War II, particularly his work in radar technology.
Joins the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC)
1940
Trump joined the NDRC, a US government agency created to coordinate scientific research for military purposes. This marked the beginning of his involvement in wartime technological development.
Becomes Secretary of the Microwave Committee
1942
Trump was appointed Secretary of the Microwave Committee, a key NDRC group responsible for coordinating the development and deployment of radar technology.
Contributions to Radar Development
Wartime
Trump's work focused on improving the reliability and performance of radar systems, which were essential for detecting enemy aircraft and ships. He worked on high-voltage components and insulation techniques to enhance radar effectiveness.
Awarded the Medal for Merit
Post-War
In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the war effort, Trump was awarded the Medal for Merit, one of the highest civilian awards in the United States. This acknowledged his vital role in advancing radar technology and supporting the Allied victory.

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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 FamilyPresidential Certificate of Merit (1947)Presidential Certificate of Merit (1947)