National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Howard C. Bush was the base camp commander for Trinity Site.
Radio reporter George Cremeens at Ground Zero, Trinity, 1945
Radio reporter George Cremeens with Kenneth Bainbridge at Trinity, September 1945. Courtesy Howard C. Bush Collection, AHF.
Bush at Trinity, 1945
Gibson, Cremeens Post-Trinity, 1945
1943 Bush Transfers to Trinity, 1/3
1943 Bush Transfers to Trinity, 2/3
Dirksen, Cremeens Post-Trinity, 1945
Lernor, Bush, Dirksen at Trinity
1943 Bush Transfers to Trinity, 3/3
Bush at a ceremony, 1958
Bush at polo match, Los Alamos 1
Bush at polo match, Los Alamos 2
Bush Newspaper Article, 1945
Legion of Merit Commendation Award Letter, 1/3
Legion of Merit Commendation Award Letter, 2/3
Legion of Merit Commendation Award Letter, 3/3
Mounted military police squad, Los Alamos
Mounted military police squad, Los Alamos, Names
Mounted Military Police, Trinity 1945
Radio Interview Post-Trinity, 1945
Tribute Article, November 25, 1945, 1/2
Tribute Article, November 25, 1945, 2/2
Trinity Group Photo
Hanisch worked at the 300 Area at Hanford during the Manhattan Project.
Margaret “Marge” (Hibner) Wickersham grew up in the Fairview area of Española, NM. During the Manhattan Project, she commuted by bus from Española to Los Alamos, where she worked as a maid and as a cashier in the commissary.
Ned McWherter served in the 1st Ordnance Squadron.