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Bob Fagley (1921 - 2013) was born and raised in
the Cincinnati, Ohio area. He graduated
from the University of Cincinnati with an
ME degree. As a co-op student, he
worked at ARMCO in Butler, PA, where
he met his wife after WWII. He served
as a lieutenant in the Army Ordnance
Dept. on Adak and Atka in the Aleutian
Islands. He was employed by General
Electric for 5 years working on the
nuclear-powered airplane project (ANP
Project) until president Kennedy
cancelled it. Further employment took
him to Salt Lake City where he worked
on several rocket programs at Hercules
Incorporated until he retired 25 years
later in 1986.
       
He, his wife Doris, and two
daughters greatly enjoyed the national
parks, national monuments, and the
great scenery in and around Utah. The
photographs without attribution were all
taken by him or his wife and are
the base upon which the site was created.
He is grateful for the photographs
supplied by other viewers.
       
During the almost 40 year span over
which his photos were taken,
Arches National Park has changed from
a virtually unknown National Monument
to a widely known and heavily visited
National Park.
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