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The Engineer
Presents professional information designed to keep Army engineers informed of current and emerging developments within their areas of expertise for the purpose of enhancing their professional development. Articles cover engineer training, doctrine, operations, strategy, equipment, history, and other areas of interest to the engineering community.
The New York Rangers
In The New York Rangers: Broadway's Longest-Running Hit, Ranger fans can savor the legendary feats of such star skaters as Ed Giacomin, Brad Park, Andy Bathgate, Rod Gilbert, and Mark Messier. Each of the 70 easy-to-read, four-page chapters reveals tidbits about Ranger hockey never before available in book form. The New York Rangers and Madison Square Garden opened up their archives to reveal numerous rarely published photographs. Authors John Kreiser and Lou Friedman and NHL editor John Halligan have developed a book that is sure to become a collector's item.
Saga
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Realty and Building
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Who's Who in Orthopedics
It is indeed a pleasure to prepare the foreword for vidual surgeons. In addition, it can be read from this text, mainly because I am now a senior ortho- front to back as a history of orthopedics. We are pedist who has known so many of the great ortho- all indebted to S. B. Mosto? for this fascinating pedists who are described in such great detail in book. It is truly a text for everyone who has an this book. Some of the named physicians have interest in orthopedics, and surely should be read been my very close personal friends, many have by orthopedic trainees, faculty members, and been my teachers, professors and colleagues. practicing orthopedists. I suggest it be placed in Indeed, these p...
Gopher Peavey
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The Albrechts, 1836-1986
Christian Albrecht (1779-1843), son of Johannes Albrecht and Magdalena Gingerich, married in 1802 to Elizabeth Engel (1780-1842). In 1836, the Albrechts immigrated from Bavaria to New York. Descendants and relatives lived in Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Florida, California, Idaho, Kansas, Arizona, Wisconsin, Iowa, Washington, Colorado, Nebraska and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to Ontario and elsewhere in Canada.
The Engineer
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