Thank you, im not sure why only 300 people have seen this video. The government did a good job covering up one of the biggest mistakes of ww2 lol seems ironic with all the crazy stuff going on in politics etc
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Few people are aware of the documented link to the Manhattan Project. Captain William S Parsons, one of two Associate Directors of Los Alamos Laboratory, was second in command to J. Robert Oppenheimer. As head of the Ordnance Division (the team responsible for actually producing, testing and delivering the bombs), Parsons led a team of Manhattan Project scientist and engineers to the site, where they combed the wreckage, gathering data on the "effects of the detonation". In 1946, Parsons served as Technical Director in Operation Crossroads, the test of atomic bombs against naval ships in the Marshall Islands. He went on to become the first "atomic admiral." In a 1948 speech to the Naval War College, Parsons acknowledged that the data from Port Chicago provided the first realistic estimates of the blast damages. The information was vital to the creation of the atomic bomb. The Port Chicago explosion is part of nuclear history. And there is much more to the story. For more info, start here www.atomicarchive.com/resources/documents/manhattan-project/port-chicago.html