Fulmer v. United States

Opinion

This case involves a claim against the United States referred to this court by the Congress arising out of the alleged used by the Air Force without payment of compensation of a colored camouflaged parachute, an automatic firing circuit for guns, an oxygen warning wiring *814system for aircraft, and a bracket mounting to be used in attaching arming solenoids, developed from certain designs and specifications which, although unpatented, were alleged to have been submitted to the Air Force by the claimant here, Frederick P. Fulmer.

On April 4, 1958, Donald E. Lane, the trial commissioner of…