Person
Frank Collbohm
American engineer at Douglas Aircraft who became the RAND Corporation's first president, serving from 1948 to 1967.
- worked at Douglas Aircraft Company (assistant to chief engineer Arthur Raymond, later to Donald Douglas) 1928–1948
- head of RAND Corporation (President) 1948–1967
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- RAND Corporation 1948–1967 President Primary record 1
worked at
- Douglas Aircraft Company 1928–1948 assistant to chief engineer Arthur Raymond, later to Donald Douglas Primary record 1
Timeline 2 dates
- 1928–1948 Frank Collbohm worked at Douglas Aircraft Company
- 1948–1967 Frank Collbohm head of RAND Corporation
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RAND and the Information Evolution: A History in Essays and Vignettes (CP-537), RAND Corporation, 17 Nov 2008.
Primary record
Frank Collbohm became RAND’s founding president, a position he held through his retirement in 1967.
Arthur Raymond (vice president and chief engineer of Douglas Aircraft) and Frank Collbohm (his assistant and later assistant to Donald Douglas)
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