Adolf Gustav Strandhagen

Background

Strandhagen, Adolf Gustav was born on May 4, 1914 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Daniel Peter and Theresa Ann (Lylick) Strandhagen.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan, 1939, Master of Science, 1939, Doctor of Philosophy, 1942.Asst. professor, research physicist National Defense Research Council, Carnegie Institute Technology and Princeton University, 1942-1946. Associate professor engineering science U. Notre Dame, 1946-1950, professor, since 1950, department chairman engineering science, 1950-1968. Consultant United States Navy Mine Defense Laboratory, 1961-1967.

Temporary staff United States Navy David Taylor Model Basin, 1958-1960.

Career

Assistant professor, research physicist National Defense Research Council, Carnegie Institute of Technology and Princeton University, 1942—1946. Associate professor engineering science University Notre Dame, 1946—1950. Professor, since 1950.

Consultant United States Navy Mine Defense Laboratory, 1961—1967. Associate editor Journal Vehicle Dynamics, 1972—1980, Bulletin on Ship Maneuvering, 1975.

Achievements

• Adolf Gustav Strandhagen has been listed as a noteworthy marine engineering educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Society Naval Architects and Marine Engineers(member panel H-10 ship maneuvering 1965-1975), Society Engineering Science, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Association editor Journal Vehicle Dynamics, 1972-1980, Bulletin on Ship Maneuvering, 1975.

Connections

Married Lucile East. Perry, August 22, 1941. Children: Karen, Gretchen.

Father:

DanielPeter Strandhagen

Mother:

Theresa Ann (Lylick) Strandhagen

Spouse:

Lucile East. Perry

child:

Gretchen Strandhagen

child:

Karen Strandhagen