By John J., Jr.
I became an employee of the Glen L Martin Company on November 3, 1950.
The last 2-0-2 plane for TWA was being finished, and the 4-0-4 plane for TWA
was being started. Leo Sasenheimer and Frank Vetic were the supervisors over
the main stockroom where I worked, both long-time employees. I transferred to the
material control office in June 1953, where I stayed until July 1983. I was
been promoted to supervisor of the material control department. I took early
retirement in July 1983, but wasn’t retired for very long. I was sent to the
plant in Waterton, Colorado, and to Orlando, Florida, to do special jobs. On January
2, 1986, and I went back to payroll and worked until December 1988. I must say Lockheed Martin was greatest company in the world!
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