The Boeing Company

Other

Michael Ray Miller

David L Fritsche

Scott R Johnston

Robert M Wolf

Daniel L Toberman

Matthew Mark Thomas

Michael P Gleason

Robert Ray Johnson

Gregory M Sisti

Melody Rose Bennett

John Koval

A material removal device for removing material from a substrate includes a holder extending between first and second sides and a grinding wheel supported by the holder and being operable to remove the material from the substrate. The holder has a guide frame at the first side and a support frame at the second side. The guide frame has a first bottom surface and the support frame has a second bottom surface. The first and second bottom surfaces are vertically offset from each other. The grinding wheel has an axle supported by the guide frame and the support frame. The grinding wheel has a grinding surface located below the first bottom surface and above the second bottom surface.

Method and device for removing material from a substrate

A method and apparatus for forming an aerosol. An apparatus may comprise an inner chamber, an outer chamber located around the inner chamber, and a wave generating device associated with the outer chamber. The inner chamber may be configured to hold a mixture that is to be converted into an aerosol within the inner chamber. The outer chamber may be configured to hold a fluid. The wave generating device may be configured to generate waves that propagate through the fluid into the mixture to stir the mixture.

Method and apparatus for atomizing a deposition mixture

The Remote Control Rescue Vehicle is driven by remote control into enemy territory to rescue an injured soldier during battle or in extreme conditions. It can maneuver through very rough terrain and retrieve the soldier with a ramp lowered into position and a conveyer moving backwards through the forward motion of the vehicle will pull the soldier into the vehicle protected by a solid steel armor to be returned safely for triage or surgery.

Remote controlled rescue vehicle

The present disclosure is related to articles, such as aircraft windows and canopies, including a non-conductive substrate and a conductor pattern including one or more trace lines deposited onto the outside of the substrate such that the entire outside surface of the substrate is not coated with the conductor pattern. The present disclosure also provides methods of dissipating electrostatic charge from non-conductive substrates.

Dissipation of electrostatic charge from substrates

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Michael Ray Miller