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Did you know in 2009 the first Official Cold War Patriots National Day of Remembrance™ was held? But the journey for nuclear weapons and uranium worker recognition began decades before…

Most people would be surprised to know that, at one time, Ukraine had the world’s third-largest nuclear arsenal, behind only the United States and Russia. Yes, in 1992, roughly 1,700…

New legislation proposed by Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., would save lives of Hanford nuclear reservation workers, according to medical experts and union officials. A federal program to provide help for…

With heavy hearts, we share that Terrie Barrie passed away on July 21, 2022, after a long illness. Terrie was a tireless advocate for the nuclear complex and uranium worker…

President Biden has signed into law a two-year extension to the existing Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA). Without this extension, now to June 7, 2024, the existing program would…

America’s research, development, production and testing of more than 70,000 nuclear weapons since World War II largely kept the peace, but also contributed to illnesses and death for more than…

Besides the nuclear deterrent that kept us safe during the Cold War, espionage also played a vital role. Keeping our nation’s military secrets secret was so important that people employed…

Readers of this blog know that I usually write about things related to the Cold War, nuclear weapons, and the facilities that built them. I thought I’d change things up…

You may have heard about the deadly tornado that hit Mayfield, Kentucky and the surrounding area on December 10 and 11, 2021 where many Professional Case…

Did you ever wonder about the path from taking uranium ore out of the ground to the final nuclear weapon? When I started researching for this blog, I was hoping…