I began working for the Army R&D Center in Product Assurance. For the next 5 years I worked in QA on tank ammunition. 105 mm HEAT, HEP and MPAT ammunition. 90 mm ammunition, 152 mm ammunition. In 1988 I transferred to Ammunition Maintenance Engineering, Branch B specializing in Mines, Anti-Mine Systems and Demolitions. Some other Projects included Demilitarization of Honest John, Little John, and some work on Patriot missile warheads. I have worked on CADs & PADs, TEXS, AT4 (Shoulder Fired Recoilless Rifle), and too many other systems to name.

Worked as a private security officer, Starting with S/O-0 and Progressing to S/O-3. I worked at American Hoechst in Bridgewater, I also worked at Enco Printing Products in Branchburg, New Jersey. It was good honest work, and taught me to be a security conscious, trained observer. I worked the late shift (4-12), so that I could look for an engineering job in the mornings.

Our offices were on 90th floor of #2 WTC in New York. During late 1981, we moved up to the 92nd floor. My team did energy audits of the schools, colleges and universities in New Jersey. over the period of a little over a year.In the 90's a wacko group attacked the towers, then in 2001, another group of nut jobs did it again... I still can't look at the lists from the WTC of the dead, I know some of the engineers probably retired before it happened, but there is always the possibility that some of them didn't make it. I hope that they transferred to the old Rector St. building.