National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Leonard Blankenship worked for the Roane-Anderson Company.
Edward Adler (1916-1998) was an American electrochemical engineer. During the Manhattan Project, Adler worked in a laboratory at Columbia University under Professor Harold Urey and Dr.
Robert Brode (1900-1986) was an American physicist. In 1941, at the outset of the war, Robert Brode went to work in the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University to aid the development of the proximity fuse.
Waldrop arrived at Oak Ridge in early 1944, directly after receiving his Army basic training. At Oak Ridge, he worked at the Y-12 plant during the Manhattan Project.
