Charles E. Fritz (1921 – 5 May 2000) was an American scientist pioneering disaster research during and following the Second World War.
Fritz was born in Missouri and graduated from Drury University with a good degree in sociology.[1] He then attended the University of Chicago gaining a master's degree.[1] He then joined the Army Air Forces.[1]
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