National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Walter Johnson worked for the United States Engineer District Office.
Gillen T. Nicely served as a sergeant in the 393rd Bombardment Squadron. He was the tail gunner on the Straight Flush during the Hiroshima mission.
Patricia “Pat” Postma came to Oak Ridge, Tennessee as a kindergartner after her father, Thomas Dunigan, was recruited from the Army Signal Corps to join the Manhattan Project.
Reed worked at the 100-F area at Hanford during the Manhattan Project.
Robert William Lockridge attended the University of Maryland. Here was active in their ROTC program, and in 1930, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
