National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Giulio Fermi (1936 – 1997) was a biologist and the son of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi and author Laura Fermi.
Dorotha “Dot” Hogan Crisp, from Midway in Greene County, TN, began working for Tennessee Eastman Corporation as a cubicle operator, better known as a “Calutron Girl,” at the Y-12 plant in Oak Ridge in 1944, before transferring to the Y-12 personnel office as a clerical assistant in 1945.
Coe worked in the United States Engineer District Office.
K.W. "Wally" Greager began working at Hanford in late 1951 after graduating from college. He worked on various projects at Hanford, including with the B Reactor there and the process of irraditating the fuel in the tubes in the reactor.
