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Mandil, I. Harry was born on December 11, 1919 in Istanbul, Turkey.
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I. Harry Mandil
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I. Harry Mandil, Turkish nuclear engineer. Recipient Naval Letter of Commendation, 1946, Meritorious Civilian Service award Navy Department, 1952, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Prime Movers award, 1956, Distinguished Civilian Service award, 1959. Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1942-1946. Member National Academy Engineering.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University London, 1939. Master of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1941. Graduate, Oak Ridge School Reactor Technology, 1950.
Doctor of Science (honorary), Thiel College, Greenville, Pennsylvania, 1960.
Career
Development, design process controls for textile mills and chemical plants, Norcross Corporation, 1941-1942;
assistant to president charge field engineering, Norcross Corporation, 1946-1949;
assistant to technical director naval reactors branch reactor development division, Atomic Energy Commission, 1950-1954;
director reactor engineering division, Atomic Energy Commission, 1954-1964;
principal officer, director, Minnesota Public Radio Associates, Inc. (engineers), Washington, 1964-1985;
consultant, director, Minnesota Public Radio Associates, Inc. (engineers), Alexandria, Virginia, since 1985.
Developer nuclear power for propulsion naval vessels, also for Shippingport Atomic Power Control Station. Member, secretary Energy Advisory Board, Washington, 1990-1993. Member corporation visiting committee for nuclear engineering department Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1984-1993.
Member senior technical review group for plutonium, Amarillo, Texas, since 1995.
Membership
Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1942-1946. Member National Academy Engineering.
Connections
Son of Harry Robert and Bertha (Presente) M. (parents American citizens). Married Beverly Ericson, June 22, 1946. Children: Jean Dale, Eric Robert.
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Recipient Naval Letter of Commendation, 1946, Meritorious Civilian Service award Navy Department, 1952, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Prime Movers award, 1956, Distinguished Civilian Service award, 1959.Recipient Naval Letter of Commendation, 1946, Meritorious Civilian Service award Navy Department, 1952, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Prime Movers award, 1956, Distinguished Civilian Service award, 1959.