Dr. Bob Glick

Dr. Bob Glick

Dr. Bob Glick was born January 26, 1934 in Ashland, Kentucky. He earned his BS in Engineering from Perdue University and started his PhD program there. He left the graduate program to join Thiokol in the Engineering Department. He worked in the Heat Transfer Group. The major issue he worked on was Combustion Instability. The major project addressed was the Castor II engine failure and how he worked with collegues to overcome the problem. During his time with Thiokol he was able to complete his PhD in Engineering. He left Thiokol to work for Cummings Engine Company. He was also a professor of Engineering at the University of Kansas. He returned to Thiokol and then transferred to the University of Dayton Research Institute. He ended his career with Tally.

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2018-10

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