U S Advances Atomic Energy Lead in 1948
The United States strengthened its atomic leadership in 1948 with the Atomic Energy Commission asserting no current rival threats. Major advances included Sandstone test results on Eniwetok, expansion of production and research at Hanford, Los Alamos, Argonne, Brookhaven, and Berkeley, plus isotope distribution and new reactor designs aimed at power production.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Nagasaki
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Eniwetok Atoll
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Hanford Plutonium Works
Richland
Wash
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
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Argonne National Laboratory
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
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University of California Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Colorado Plateau
Commission
National Research Council
Congress
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David E. Lilienthal
Robert F. Bacher
Sumner T. Pike
Lewis L. Strauss
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