Just finished Chris Wallace's new book

and in telling the story he brings in some of the workers at OakRidge during the enrichment. they (the rank and file) were mostly clueless what they were working on.

In response to this post by Rodman6565

Posted: 08/06/2020 at 2:32PM

Happy Hiroshima Day, boys! -- mancunian 08/06/2020 2:17PM

😢 ** -- Femoyer Hokie 08/06/2020 2:51PM

The folks here in Oakridge enriched the uranium that made that possible :) ** -- Rodman6565 08/06/2020 2:24PM

At one time I had 3 relatives working there. -- EDGEMAN 08/06/2020 4:19PM

Just finished Chris Wallace's new book -- Vippie1 08/06/2020 2:32PM

There's also a documentary on the project. I've got a short attention span -- KCHokie2 08/07/2020 05:06AM

You appear to try to make the highly classified nature of the project -- PhotoHokieNC 08/06/2020 4:07PM

Well thank you -- Vippie1 08/06/2020 4:42PM

Sure, and thank you for not caring enough to share that with me. ** -- PhotoHokieNC 08/06/2020 4:43PM

Think I'd block these gems? No way! ** -- TomTurkey 08/06/2020 7:26PM

No Twitter back then. ** -- IB4TECH 08/06/2020 4:01PM

The best kept secret ever and you're right! Context plays a big part here.. -- Rodman6565 08/06/2020 3:07PM

Even with all the secrecy, a couple of bad eggs got through. -- KCHokie2 08/06/2020 9:41PM

Even in New Mexico - everything was strictly need to know -- Vippie1 08/06/2020 4:43PM

Just finished Chris Wallace's new book

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