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William Pierson (July 17, 1926 – August 27, 2004) was an American television, motion picture and stage actor, best known for his raspy voice and his role as Marko the Mailman in the 1953 film Stalag 17 as well as a recurring role as Dean Travers on the 1970s ABC-TV series Three's Company.
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"My orders were to fall back. But I couldn't just leave them. I told my men we were gonna hold this pass until reinforcements got here but they never came. They never came."— Pierson to Daniels."Then there's Sergeant Pierson. A real sweetheart."— Daniels sarcastically describing Pierson in "D-Day"."You think I wanted any of this? We're cogs in a machine, Joseph. We start going our own way, the whole thing breaks down. When did you forget that?"— Pierson to Turner in "Hill 493".During gameplay, his abilityis to spot enemies, marking them with a glowing white outline and making them easier to see. He also allows the player to use Focus Mode, which slows down time with any weapon.
"Oh you think you're special, huh? The Krauts are gonna eat your lunch"— Pierson to Daniels and Zussman in the opening."Hey. Y'know a wound like this takes eight weeks to heal."— Pierson on Zussman's wound in "Operation Cobra".UNSW Water Research Laboratory. Bill is the former Director of the Water Research Laboratory and a former co-Director of the UNSW Water Research Centre. He has over 35 years professional engineering expertise and research experience in large-scale water engineering. This includes the fields of:
Inspector Mom: Created by William Peirson. With Danica McKellar, Drew Waters, Ashlan Cunningham, Susana Gibb. For Maddie Monroe, soccer practice and murder go together like apple pie and vanilla ice cream.
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Bill is the former Director of the Water Research Laboratory and a former co-Director of the UNSW Water Research Centre. He has over 30 years professional engineering expertise and research experience in large-scale water engineering. This includes the fields of: engineering hydraulics and fluid mechanics; coastal and ocean engineering;
William Peirson via Scopus - Elsevier Measurements of the time-varying free-surface profile across the swash zone obtained using an industrial LIDAR Coastal Engineering
William PEIRSON | Cited by 2,050 | of UNSW Sydney, Kensington (UNSW) | Read 117 publications | Contact William PEIRSON
