Zempel

On February 27 of that year, Huie launched from the aircraft carrier with his crew: LTJG Edward N. Letchworth, Airman Ronald L. Zempel, and Airman

Letchworth, Edward N. 1990

Bernard J. Sause, Jr. Airman Zempel was an aircrew survival equipmentman, and it is assumed that this crew normally conducted pilot rescue operations.

Sause, Bernard J. Jr. 1990

On February 27 of that year, Huie launched from the aircraft carrier with his crew: LTJG Edward N. Letchworth, Airman Ronald L. Zempel, and Airman

Zempel, Ronald L. 1990

Bernard J. Sause, Jr. Airman Zempel was an aircrew survival equipmentman, and it is assumed that this crew normally conducted pilot rescue operations.

Huie, Litchfield P. 1990

On February 27 of that year, Huie launched from the aircraft carrier with his crew: LTJG Edward N. Letchworth, Airman Ronald L. Zempel, and Airman

Sause, Bernard J. Jr. 1990

Bernard J. Sause, Jr. Airman Zempel was an aircrew survival equipmentman, and it is assumed that this crew normally conducted pilot rescue operations.

Zempel, Ronald L. 1990

Bernard J. Sause, Jr. Airman Zempel was an aircrew survival equipmentman, and it is assumed that this crew normally conducted pilot rescue operations.

Letchworth, Edward N. 1990

On February 27 of that year, Huie launched from the aircraft carrier with his crew: LTJG Edward N. Letchworth, Airman Ronald L. Zempel, and Airman

Huie, Litchfield P. 1990

But in the modern era, that power may be duplicative, even confusing, said Zempel.

The Seattle Times 2011

Inquests made sense in the pioneer era, when law enforcement could be sparse, judges rode a circuit and coroners could be the only power to hold a fleeing suspect, said Greg Zempel, both coroner and prosecutor in Kittitas County and head of the state association of coroners and medical examiners.

The Seattle Times 2011