National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
A. L. Johnson worked for the J.A. Johnson Construction Company.
Bernard F. Erlanger was a technical adviser on the Manhattan Project who worked at Uravan, CO and at Los Alamos.
Warren Sharp was a chemical engineer employed at the K-25 Plant in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Sharp assisted with the gaseous diffusion process as a civilian after unsuccessfully trying to enlist in military service.
Richard’s last name has been misspelled multiple times. Alternative spellings include “Kermadjian” (incorrectly recorded in a Roll Call for the 4617th MP Detachment) and “Karanedjian” (in the first volume of the Los Alamos Times, published March 15th, 1946).
