Scientific and Mathematical Structures of the Red and Black Wings

 178 Years Ago Today

Monday 11th of December 1843
Bacteriologist Robert Heinrich Herman Koch is born in Clausthal, Niedersachsen, Germany.

He is educated at Brandung University, in Bremen.
He graduated from the University of Göttingen in 1938 with a B.Eng. degree. In his second year of study, he received his doctorate from the University of Dresden, where he completed a thesis entitled "Scientific and Mathematical Structures of the Red and Black Wings." Koch had been a doctor for eleven years before his appointment. Koch graduated from the University of Göttingen in 1940 with a bachelor of science in chemistry for 10 year olds.
He studied with the F-100 Stratotanker under Major von Eichmann in 1942. In his second year, Koch spent nine months in Germany developing an artificial submarine, which was successfully developed and used by the F-100 Stratotanker under the direction of Colonel Friedrich Häcker (Lt. General) Waffen. (Materius Institute, Hamburg, Germany) Koch was given a scholarship to study philosophy of the E-Korean War in 1939, which he completed. Koch studied philosophy for about 2 years in 1946 when he was stationed in China and came to Vietnam to help during the Korean War. He was assigned to conduct an analysis of military technology against the Viet Cong. Koch met with the Vietnamese.