S-1 Uranium Committee - References and External Links

References and External Links

Jennet Conant, Tuxedo Park, Simon and Schuster (Apr 29, 2003) ISBN 0-684-87288-9
Thomas Powers, Heisenberg's War, Da Capo Press (Jul 17, 2000) ISBN 0-306-81011-5
Ferenc Morton Szasz, British Scientists and the Manhattan Project, Palgrave (Apr 15, 1992), ISBN 0-312-06167-6

Manhattan Project

Sites	Clinton Engineer Works Hanford Engineer Works Oak Ridge National Laboratory Los Alamos National Laboratory Berkeley Radiation Laboratory Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory Ames Laboratory Montreal Laboratory Sandia National Laboratories Trinity Test Site Dayton Project Chicago Pile-1 X-10 Graphite Reactor Y-12 National Security Complex

Administrators	Vannevar Bush James Conant Thomas Farrell Leslie Groves Kenneth Nichols Robert Oppenheimer William Parsons

Scientists	Luis Alvarez Robert Bacher Hans Bethe Niels Bohr Norris Bradbury James Chadwick Arthur Compton Enrico Fermi Klaus Fuchs George Kistiakowsky Ernest Lawrence Mark Oliphant Bruno Rossi Emilio Segrè Glenn Seaborg Louis Slotin Leó Szilárd Edward Teller Stanislaw Ulam Harold Urey Leona Woods

Operations	Alsos Mission Project Alberta Silverplate 509th Composite Group Fat Man Little Boy Enola Gay Bockscar The Great Artiste Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Other articles	Timeline S-1 Uranium Committee Interim Committee RaLa Experiment Smyth Report Atomic Spies Atomic Energy Act of 1946 Armed Forces Special Weapons Project Operation Crossroads Tube Alloys

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