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\author{Marc Horowitz}
\date{March 1, 1990}
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John F. Cashen is vice president---Advanced Projects and chief
scientist at Northrop Corporation's B-2 Division in Pico Rivera,
California. Since 1986, Dr. Cashen has overseen the Advanced Projects
Operations at the B-2 Division and is responsible for all new business
and technology development, including the U.S. Air
Force\slash{}Northrop B-2 Advanced Technology Bomber.

Previously, he was vice president---Advanced Design and Technology at
the Advanced Systems Division, which was renamed the B-2 division in
1988.  Before joining Northrop in 1973, Cashen worked at Hughes
Aircraft Co. for eight years and Bell Laboratories for five years.

Dr. Cashen is deputy chairman of the Aeronautics Policy Review
Committee, which advises the President's science adviser on national
aviation issues.  He is a member of the Defense Intelligence Agency's
Scientific Advisory Committee and the National Academy of
Engineering\slash{}U.S.~Army STAR Committee.  In the past, he has
served on the National Science Foundation's Electrical Engineering
Advisory Board.

This year, he and three other members of the B-2 design team were
co-recipients of the American Institute on Aeronautics and
Astronautics (AIAA) Aircraft Design Award.  In 1988, he was elected a
Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and an
Associate Fellow of the AIAA.  In 1986, Dr. Cashen was elected to the
National Academy of Engineering, and in 1985, he was honored as
Engineering Alumnus of the Year by the University of California, Los
Angeles (UCLA).  In 1983, he received the Distinguished Service Medal from
the Department of Defense.
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