Roddis, Louis H. (Louis Harry), 1918-1991
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Louis H. Roddis was an engineer who helped design the first nuclear submarine and who was president and vice chairman of the Consolidated Edison Company from 1969 to 1974. He was a graduate of the United States Naval Academy and a Captain in the Naval Reserve, he also held a master's degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. While in the Navy, Mr. Roddis helped develop a prototype ship propulsion nuclear reactor and took part in the designing of the first nuclear submarine the U.S.S. Nautilus. He was an early member of the Atomic Energy Commission's Division of Reactor Development.
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referencedIn | [Deposition of: Louis H. Roddis, Jr.] | National Archives at College Park | |
referencedIn | A7-2/ Roddis, Louis H. | National Archives at Washington, D.C | |
referencedIn | Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library, 1929 - 1967 | National Archives at College Park | |
Roddis Jr., Louis H. Berlin Energy Congress | National Archives at College Park | ||
referencedIn | Roddis, Louis H. | Richard Nixon Library |
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associatedWith | A&T |
associatedWith | A. David Rossin |
associatedWith | A.G.A. Solar Energy Committee |
associatedWith | Ad Hoc Lawyers Group of the Committee on Environmental Law and Technology |
associatedWith | AD-HOC Advisory Committee |
associatedWith | Ad-Hoc Advisory Committee on Personnel Selection and Training and Man-Machine Interface on Communication Package |
associatedWith | AD-HOC Advisory Committee on Personnel Selection and Training Man-Machine Interface and Communication |
associatedWith | Adam M. Madsen |
associatedWith | Advanced Engineering Plastics, Inc. |
associatedWith | Advanced Isotope Separation Processes Committee |
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Death 1918-09-09
Death 1991-09-15
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Roddis, Louis H. (Louis Harry), 1918-1991
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