Calvin, Carlye

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Joachim Kuettner attending remotely on screen at the Kuettner Symposium at the AMS Annual Meeting in Atlanta.

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Photo of Joachim Kuettner disembarking the HIAPER research aircraft upon arrival at the Terrain-induced Rotor Experiment (T-REX) field project site in Owens Valley, California.

Scope and Contents Photos from a party held to celebrate Joachim (Joach) Kuettner's 100th birthday. Kuettner was an eminent researcher, administrator, field project leader, and glider pilot, and the first occupant of the UCAR Distinguished Chair for Atmospheric Science and International Research. Attendees included, his wife Monika Kuettner, daughter Bonnie Kuettner, daughter Angela Kuettner, son Peter Kuettner, Gina Kuettner, Denise Kuettner, son Michael Kuettner, Sam Streger, Connie Pardee, Renate Brümmer,...

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Photos from the ceremony and reception where Joachim Kuettner was awarded the Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, one of Germany's highest civilian honors. Attendees included Rick Anthes, Monika Kuettner, Susie Siders, Susan Montgomery-Hodge, Renate Brümmer, Karyn Sawyer, Maura Hagan, Jerry Meehl, Marla Meehl, Dave Fulker, Peggy Lemone, and Jack Fellows.

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Photos from the Joachim Kuettner Symposium which was held in the year of his 85th birthday. In one photo he is talking with Karyn Sawyer; in another he is standing next to his wife Monika.

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Informal photo of Joan Burkpile, scientist with the High Altitude Observatory (HAO).

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Informal portrait of Joan Burkpile, scientist with the High Altitude Observatory (HAO).

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Joan (Joanie) Kleypas, scientist with the Institute for the Study of Society and Environment (ISSE) at NCAR.

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Informal outdoor portrait of Joanie Kleypas, scientist with the Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory (CGD).

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Photo of Joanie Kleypas, scientist with the Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory (CGD), receiving an employee service award, with Maura Hagan (left) and Roger Wakimoto.