Todd R. Quackenbush (center) receives congratulations from William Walls (right) and Joe Mallen after he was nam­ed the winner of the Society's Robert L. Lichten Award. The Lichten Award is presented to the author of the best technical paper delivered at a regional meeting of the AHS during the previous year and is intended to foster the pro­fessional growth of young engineers. Quackenbush's paper. was entitled, "Testing and Evaluation of a Stall Flut­ter Suppression System Based On In­dividual Blade Control." AHS' (now VFS) 39th Annual Forum and Technology Display held May 9-11, 1983 at St. Louise, Missouri, USA
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Todd R. Quackenbush (center) receives congratulations from William Walls (right) and Joe Mallen after he was nam­ed the winner of the Society's Robert L. Lichten Award. The Lichten Award is presented to the author of the best technical paper delivered at a regional meeting of the AHS during the previous year and is intended to foster the pro­fessional growth of young engineers. Quackenbush's paper. was entitled, "Testing and Evaluation of a Stall Flut­ter Suppression System Based On In­dividual Blade Control."

AHS' (now VFS) 39th Annual Forum and Technology Display held May 9-11, 1983 at St. Louise, Missouri, USA

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