Dewey, Bradley

Bradley SG, Munson AE, Dewey WL, Harris LS (1977) Enhanced susceptibility of mice to combinations of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol andlive or killed gram-negative bacteria. Infect Immun 17 325-329... 

Later, when the utility of RE/8 had been proven, operational research sections were established within the U.S. Army Air Forces. The impetus for this action came in the summer of 194a when the Joint Chiefs of Statf directed that a study be made of the British experience with operational research activities. General Arnold approved the resultant report and recommended that the commanding generals of the Army Air Forces establish operational research sections within their commands. The Eighth Air Force set up such a section in the VITI Bomber Command in October 1942. (i) Rpt, Lt Bradley Dewey, Jr., to Chief Tech Div CWS, 14 Sep 44. (2) Col John M. Harlan, The Opnl Research Sec at the Eighth AF, 18 Jul 44. Both in CMLHO. 

In the autumn of 1940 Bradley Dewey, president of the Dewey and Almy Chemical Company, who had headed the Gas Defense Production Division, CWS, in World War I and had kept up an active interest in the service in the peacetime years, suggested that a new CWS development laboratory be established at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The following February the proposition was discussed at a conference of high ranking CWS officers and outstanding scientists in Washington. The... 

The following representatives of CWS were at the conference General Baker, C CWS Colonel English, Executive Officer, OC CWS and Colonel Barker, chief of the Technical Division, OC CWS. The following scientists were present Dr. Lewis, Dr. H. E. Howe, Dr. Conant, and Bradley Dewey. 

Capt E. J. Schanta, Lt Bradley Dewey, Jr., and James S. Carson, PT-2 Incendiary Gels Thickened with Synthetic Rubber. TDMR 962, 22 Jan 45. (2) Capt Bradley Dewey, Jr., and James S. Carson, PT-3 Incendiary Gels Thickened with Synthetic Rubber. TDMR 1180, 21 Feb 46. 

Carl S. Marvel Bradley Dewey W. Albert Noyes, Jr. Charles Allen Thomas... 

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