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Tarkov, John	John Tarkov wrote about the Quebec Bridge in our Spring 1986 issue. More >>
Tarr, Joel A.	Joel A. Tarr is the Richard S. Caliguiri Professor of Urban and Environmental History and Policy at Carnegie-Mellon University. More >>
Tenner, Edward	Edward Tenner is an independent writer, speaker, and consultant on technology and culture. More >>
Testa, Bridget Mintz	BRIDGET MINTZ TESTA worked on the SSCCfrom 1990 to 1993. She is now a freelance technology writer in Houston, Texas. More >>
Thompson, Steven L.	Steven L. Thompson is a historian, pilot, journalist, and former executive editor of Car & Driver and AOPA Pilot Magazines. More >>
Thompson, Emily	Thompson, Emily is member for American Heritage site since 2011. More >>
Tillman, Barrett	Barrett Tillman is a widely recognized authority on air warfare in World War II and the author of more than forty nonfiction and fiction books on military topics. More >>
Tomayko, James E.	James E. Tomayko is director of the software engineering program at Carnegie-Mellon University. More >>
Tompkins, Joshua	Joshua Tompkins writes often for publications, including Popular Science and The New York Times . More >>
Trexler, Kris	Kris Trexler is a two-time Emmy award winning video/film editor, and has been honored with seven Emmy nominations during his long career. More >>
Tripp, Robert S.	ROBERT S. TRIPP, a retired airline pilot, is still a test pilot and an FAA designated engineering representative. He lives in Washington State and Hawaii. More >>
Truly, Richard H.	Richard H. Truly is a retired Vice Admiral in the United States Navy, a former fighter pilot, former astronaut for both the United States Air Force and NASA. More >>
Tuttle, Peter	Peter Tuttle is writing a book about railroads in the West. When he was fourteen, he built a board-for-board scale model of a narrow-gauge gondola. More >>