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While traveling from New York to Liverpool (on SS Mataroa), Baer met Pfc Hans Mauksch, a graduate of the 13th Class at Ritchie. He graduated as the first Bachelor of Science in Television Engineering. He graduated as the first Bachelor of Science in Television. He returned from Europe with 18 tons of foreign small arms, which are now part of Army exhibits in Aberdeen, MD, Springfield MA, and particularly at Fort Riley KS. He worked as troubleshooting radio repair man; ran three radio service stores. He worked as troubleshooting radio repair man; ran three radio service stores; designed, built, and repaired all kinds of radios. He was assigned to MIS HQ in London (Tidworth), Baer joined Mauksch as a member of a Military Intelligence group to train troops on enemy subjects in military intelligence schools in England and France.

Baer attended 9-20-43 Graduate of 10th Class (IPW-Ge) as Pvt. From 1946 to 1949, Baer attended American Television Institute of Technology. In 1950, Baer worked as a present Baer’s outstanding career as inventor and his designation as the “Father of (Interactive) Video Games”, can be appreciated by reading about his accomplishments at any and all of the websites below.

== Research notes ==

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* 4-12-43 Enlisted in Army (ASN 32887607).

* 10-5-43 Became naturalized citizen (5826010) in Hagerstown MD.

* 2006 — Baer was awarded the National Medal of Technology. The same year, he donated all his hardware prototypes and documents to the Smithsonian.

* Born 3-8-22 Born in Pirmasens, Germany (Rudolph Heinrich Baer) to.

* Departed as part of a group of 10 Officers and 110 enlisted men for Fort Slocum NY for transshipment ‘to cold climate’. While traveling from New York to Liverpool (on SS Mataroa), Baer met Pfc Hans Mauksch, a graduate of the 13th Class at Ritchie. Assigned to MIS HQ in London (Tidworth), Baer joined Mauksch as a member of a Military Intelligence group to.

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 While traveling from New York to Liverpool (on SS Mataroa), Baer met Pfc Hans Mauksch, a graduate of the 13th Class at Ritchie. He graduated as the first Bachelor of Science in Television Engineering. He graduated as the first Bachelor of Science in Television. He returned from Europe with 18 tons of foreign small arms, which are now part of Army exhibits in Aberdeen, MD, Springfield MA, and particularly at Fort Riley KS. He worked as troubleshooting radio repair man; ran three radio service stores. He worked as troubleshooting radio repair man; ran three radio service stores; designed, built, and repaired all kinds of radios. He was assigned to MIS HQ in London (Tidworth), Baer joined Mauksch as a member of a Military Intelligence group to train troops on enemy subjects in military intelligence schools in England and France.
+Baer attended 9-20-43 Graduate of 10th Class (IPW-Ge) as Pvt. From 1946 to 1949, Baer attended American Television Institute of Technology. In 1950, Baer worked as a present Baer’s outstanding career as inventor and his designation as the “Father of (Interactive) Video Games”, can be appreciated by reading about his accomplishments at any and all of the websites below.
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+* 4-12-43 Enlisted in Army (ASN 32887607).
 * 10-5-43 Became naturalized citizen (5826010) in Hagerstown MD.
 * 2006 — Baer was awarded the National Medal of Technology. The same year, he donated all his hardware prototypes and documents to the Smithsonian.
+* Born 3-8-22 Born in Pirmasens, Germany (Rudolph Heinrich Baer) to.
+* Departed as part of a group of 10 Officers and 110 enlisted men for Fort Slocum NY for transshipment ‘to cold climate’. While traveling from New York to Liverpool (on SS Mataroa), Baer met Pfc Hans Mauksch, a graduate of the 13th Class at Ritchie. Assigned to MIS HQ in London (Tidworth), Baer joined Mauksch as a member of a Military Intelligence group to.
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