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Noll, Michael William was born on June 29, 1944 in Reading, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Charles Edward and Esther Catherine Noll.
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Michael William Noll
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Michael William Noll, American federal agency executive. Recipient Meritorious Civilian Service award United States Army, Tobyhanna, 1982, Bar Code Industry Achievement award Automatic Identification Manufacturers, Pittsburgh, 1982, National Logistics award National Institute Packaging, Handling and Logistics Engineers, Washington, 1986.
Education
Bachelor, University Maryland, 1967. Postgraduate, Armed Forces Staff College, 1985.
Career
Packaging specialist, United States Army Packaging Storage Center, Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania, 1973-1980; program director, Defense Logmars Program Office, Tobyhanna, 1980-1982; supervisor systems analyst, Defense Depot Operations Support Office, Richmond, Virginia, 1982-1986; supervisor systems analyst, Office of Assistant Secretary Defense, Washington, 1986-1989; acting director, Office of Assistant Secretary Defense, Washington, since 1989.
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Membership
Webelos leader Boy Scouts American, Fairfax, Virginia, 1989. With United States Army, 1968-1971. Member American Logistics Association (certified physical distribution management), Society Logistics Engineers (senior ), American National Standards Institute (committee chair 1981-1983, author bar code symbols 1983).
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Married Sarah Jane Anson, June 23, 1973. Children: Jeffrey David, Gregory Michael.
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Presbyterian
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Recipient Meritorious Civilian Service award United States Army, Tobyhanna, 1982, Bar Code Industry Achievement award Automatic Identification Manufacturers, Pittsburgh, 1982, National Logistics award National Institute Packaging, Handling and Logistics Engineers, Washington, 1986.Recipient Meritorious Civilian Service award United States Army, Tobyhanna, 1982, Bar Code Industry Achievement award Automatic Identification Manufacturers, Pittsburgh, 1982, National Logistics award National Institute Packaging, Handling and Logistics Engineers, Washington, 1986.