National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Brown worked in the United States Engineer District Office.
Haskell Sheinberg arrived at Los Alamos in late 1944 as part of the Special Engineer Detachment. Sheinberg’s first assignment was to purify plutonium under the direction of Arthur Wahl, one of the co-discoverers of plutonium.
Before her time at Oak Ridge, Alice Stein was a stenographer. With a lack of need for stenographers, Alice began working in production for war planes until she asked to operate cyclotrons at the Y-12 plant.
Dr. Margaret W. Neuman worked as a biochemist during the Manhattan Project at the University of Rochester.
John E. Phipps served in the 393rd Bombardment Squadron.
