George Koval, Russian Spy
When George Koval died on January 31, 2006 not many people took note. Koval, a Sioux City, Iowa native, had been largely forgotten by the people he worked…
When George Koval died on January 31, 2006 not many people took note. Koval, a Sioux City, Iowa native, had been largely forgotten by the people he worked…
by Terrie Barrie Who would have thought that a brewery owner had the expertise to contribute to the defense of our country during WWII and the Cold War? This is…
This year, the Cold War Patriots created a calendar filled with delicious recipes submitted by our members. Each month we will be posting a different recipe from the 2019 Cold…
by Deb Jerison One of the head scratchers when trying to find information about the work done by nuclear weapons workers is how to locate documents. The Department of Energy…
This year, the Cold War Patriots created a calendar filled with delicious recipes submitted by our members. Each month we will be posting a different recipe from the 2019 Cold…
by Terrie Barrie When praise is deserved, it must be given I am often at odds with the Department of Labor’s Division of Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program (DEEOIC),…
By: Terrie Barrie Many former workers have come forward to share their experiences at a site with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Advisory Board…
By: Deb Jerison History is interesting and filled with fascinating twists and turns. One of my favorite topics is Atoms for Peace. Atoms for Peace began in 1953 with a…
By: Terrie Barrie Helpful Hints – Medical Bills, Site Exposure Matrix Over the Memorial Day weekend, I read comments posted to the Cold War Patriots Facebook page. Many shared their…
This year, the Cold War Patriots created a calendar filled with delicious recipes submitted by our members. Each month we will be posting a different recipe from the 2019 Cold…