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  • Former engineer pleads not guilty (Navy Times)HONOLULU ? A former B-2 stealth bomber engineer has pleaded not guilty to selling U.S. military secrets to China so the communist nation could develop a hard-to-detect cruise missile.


  • Welcome home: 110th Engineer Battalion of the Missouri National Guard returns to the Show-Me state in time for Veteran (Lake Sun Leader)LAKE OF THE OZARKS - Welcome home, veterans. In the last week, they have traveled thousands of miles from the battlefields of Iraq to Gravois Mills, Richland and other small communities throughout Missouri. They are the citizen soldiers of the 110th engineer Battalion of the Missouri National Guard.


  • Electronics and Communications Engineer Licensure Results (Philstar.com)The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 1,631 out of 4,513 passed the Electronics and Communications Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Board of Electronics and Communications Engineering in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu and Iloilo this November 2006.


  • Software engineer loves singing (East Valley Tribune)What does Kellie Biles, a medical software engineer for Sage Software, like to do in her down time? You can often find this Scottsdale resident at Cook n' Jacks Restaurant and Bar singing karaoke.


  • Stealth engineer pleads not guilty (Honolulu Advertiser)An engineer accused of helping China develop technology that would render cruise missiles undetectable pleaded not guilty in federal court this morning.


  • American engineer pleads not guilty to selling military secrets to China (Daily Telegraph)Former aerospace engineer pleads not guilty to selling U.S. military secrets to China


  • Prosecutors Say Engineer Planned Stealth Missile For China (KITV TheHawaiiChannel.com via Yahoo! News) Federal prosecutors filed new charges against a Maui engineer accused in an espionage case.


  • Energy executive convinced that Georgia pines equal fuel (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)Roger Reisert doesn't look or sound like an environmentalist ? but look again. A mechanical engineer who spent most of his career in the petroleum industry, Reisert has run petrochemical processing plants and designed products to speed oil through Alaskan pipelines. Dressed in a tightly knotted tie, pressed shirt and conservative blue blazer, Reisert, 54, president of C2Biofuels, looks and sounds