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The following table can be used as a guide to figure out who signed off on which drawings. Engineering approval was usually done by the lead engineer on a project.
| Name | Initials | Title |
| Tony Bernardi (ARB) | |
Chief Engineer |
| Frank Budetti | |
Engineer, and Tony Bernardi's right-hand man in the 50's, later VP of TMC |
| Dick Bush | |
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| Bill Everett | |
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| Tony Faiola | |
Engineer at TMC, 1955-1963, and major contributor to this website and the TMC collecting hobby. |
| Murray Gellman | |
Engineer, lead designer of the GPR-92, among others. |
| Joe de Greco | |
Joe de Greco was the head of TMC's drafting department for many years. He performed a difficult and thankless job, and his efforts went a long way to making TMC's products as great as they are! |
| Al Jerafsky | |
Al was on board at TMC in 1955, and remained there for some years. He authored many of the S-docs during the 50's, and was a major influence on many of TMC's products. |
| Pete Kilser | |
Engineer, and evidently Tony Bernardi's assistant in 1952. |
| Ollie (Oleg) Pose | |
Engineer with TMC from vacuum tube era well into solid-state era. Pose designed much of TMC's later s/s equipment. |
| Bill Pritchard | |
Chief Engineer after Tony Bernardi left TMC; Pritchard moved to TMC from University of Montana @ Bozeman, where he had led research efforts for TMC. |