Robert Joseph Morse

US Patent:

39314154, Jan 6, 1976

Filed:

Oct 7, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/512820

Inventors:

Lars T. Larsen - Novato CA
Robert M. Morse - Novato CA

International Classification:

A23L 1325
A23K 110
A01K 9704

US Classification:

426 1

Abstract:

A raw fish bait product, and method of making same, consisting almost entirely of a relatively solidly compacted body of comminuted, dried out raw fish remnants having structural integrity sufficient to maintain its basic form and shape when submerged in water for substantial periods of time.

US Patent:

62459589, Jun 12, 2001

Filed:

Sep 12, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/928581

Inventors:

Robert S. Morse - Cypress TX
Peter A. Berardo - Mammoth Lakes CA
Gilbert H. Lovell - Baltimore MD
Victor H. Edwards - The Woodlands TX
Chris Neil Amos - Columbia MD
D. Scott Williams - Aberdeen MD
Dennis W. Baker - Arnold MD

Assignee:

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

International Classification:

B09B 300
B09B 500

US Classification:

588202

Abstract:

There is disclosed a method and apparatus for non-incendiary disposal of rockets, projectiles, missiles and similar devices and parts thereof. The method and apparatus employs a series of steps whereby a rocket is sheared into sections where the sections or pieces are then directed to baskets which hold the pieces and which baskets are transferred through a hydrolyzing solution and remain in the hydrolyzing solution for a sufficient period to enable decontamination of both the rocket parts as well as propellant to residual agents. The process involves pushing the basket along an output channel where various parts are transferred to the basket through controlled blast doors. In other instances, such explosive devices such as bursters are handled in a similar manner by exposing the bursting agents to caustic baths while controlling the rate of caustic flow to assure decontamination of all such parts.