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Safeguard Beatty Career Climax in Army Corps Engineer
Colonel Roy Beatty, longtime area engineer for the U S Army Corps of Engineers, led construction of the nation's first Safeguard Ballistic Missile Defense System facility in northeastern North Dakota. A native of Mexico Missouri, he graduated from the U S Military Academy in 1946 and earned a master's in chief engineering from the University of Iowa. He served in Japan and California, then led the test facility for Saturn V and guided the Safeguard project in North Dakota, completing over 12 million dollars in work in 90 days. Beatty and his wife Bonnie Miller plan to remain in Omaha, Nebraska for now.
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