On November 1, 1952, the United States tested its first hydrogen bomb. Joint Task Force 132 was designated by President Harry S. Truman as responsible for OPERATION IVY. The task force included Army, ...

Hydrogen bombs turned remote coral atolls into proving grounds, and the blast waves have never really stopped. In the Marshall Islands and across the wider Pacific, the fallout still shapes landscapes ...

Radiation levels across parts of the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean, where the United States tested nuclear bombs during the Cold War, are higher than areas contaminated by the Chernobyl and ...

This item refers to 3 field books by unknown authors from work conducted for the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program on Enewetak Atoll, 1968. Envelope 1 contains a field book with bird counts; and ...