Person

Bernard, William (1915 - 1967)

Born
28 November 1915
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Died
28 April 1967
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
Industrial chemist

Summary

William Bernard was a manager of Pioneer Welding from soon after World War II until his death.

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Born Sydney, 28 November 1915. Died Sydney, 28 April 1967. Educated Sydney Technical College (Diploma of Chemical Engineering 1938). EMF Co. early 1930s-1939, 2nd AIF 1939-45, Pioneer Welding Pty Ltd from soon after World War II until his death. President, Australian Welding Institute, a founder of the Australian Welding Research Association.

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