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Endless Frontier: Vannevar Bush, Engineer Of The American Century-new Steiss This Book May Have OccasionalAs A Young Professor At Mit In The 1920S, Vannevar Bush (18901974) Did Seminal Work On Analog Computing And Was A Cofounder Of Raytheon, Whose Initial Success Was Based On Longlasting Radio Tubes. But He Is Best Known For His Role In Washington During World War Ii: As President Roosevelts Advisor, He Organized The Manhattan Project And Oversaw The Work Of 6,000 Civilian Scientists Designing New Weapons. His 1945 Report 'Science The Endless Frontier'