81. External Links Atomic CENTRAL Quick Jump. National Atomic Museum. http://www.vce.com/atomiclinks.html

ATOMIC CENTRAL - Quick Jump +++INTRODUCTION+++ About VCE New Arrivals Contact US Chat and Feedback +++ATOMIC HISTORY+++ Atomic Cannon Cuban Missile Crisis How Tests Were Conducted The Cold War Test Ban Treaties Hollywood's Secret Studio Broken Arrows Atomic QuickTime Movies Atomic Test Photo Gallery Rapatronic Images Nuclear Pioneers ICBMs Tsar Bomba +++ATOMIC PRODUCTIONS+++ Trinity and Beyond Music Trinity CD Atomic Filmmakers Nukes In Space Atomic Journeys Nuclear 911 Coming Soon +++ONLINE STORE+++ Store Front +++INFORMATION+++ FAQ's Atomic Headlines +++LINKS+++ External Atomic Links Site Map Atomic Links: Atomic Archive CD ROM featuring 'Trinity and Beyond' National Association of Atomic Veterans Portland Atomic Veterans High Energy Weapons Archive ... Links2Go: Nuclear Weapons Downloads: Mushroom Cloud Photo Gallery Nuclear Labs: Los Alamos National Laboratory Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Sandia National Laboratory Atomic Test Sites: Trinity Site Nevada Test Site White Sands Missile Range National Atomic Museum ... Christmas Island Bomb Tests Atomic Museums: National Atomic Museum Atomic Giftshops: National Atomic Museum Store Otowi station (at Los Alamos) Non-Nuclear Explosion Exploding Whale Social Awareness Physicians for Social Responsibility, Los Angeles

82. Trinity 50 Years Later RELATED SITES Los Alamos National Labs New Mexico MUSeum Sites TrinityAtomic Test Site and HEWA (US) High Energy Weapons Archive (Finland). http://www.abqjournal.com/trinity/museums.htm

RELATED SITES Los Alamos National Labs New Mexico Museum Sites Trinity Atomic Test Site and HEWA (U.S.) High Energy Weapons Archive (Finland) Return to the TRINITY PROJECT page E-mail a link to this story to a friend New Mexico A-bomb museums National Atomic Museum and John Fleck's story about the museum Bradbury Science Museum Los Alamos Bradbury Science Museum site and John Fleck's story about the museum If you know of any other interesting museums dealing with the atomic bomb please let us know. Send us their name and URL at webmeister@abqjournal.com

83. Navy Nuclear Weapons Association Submarine Weapons. National Association of Atomic Veterans. B61 Overview. AtomicVeterans of America Test Shot Photos. US Navy. US Navy Memorial Foundation. http://www.navynucweps.com/links.htm

"Keepers of the Dragon" Links of Note Home Eligibility Board of Directors Links ... Locator Navy Nuclear Weapons, Gunners Mates Brief History of GM rating Association of Gunners Mates Submarine Weapons National Association of Atomic Veterans ... Atomic Veterans of America - Test Shot Photos U. S. Navy Listing/links of all Navy commands Military.com - Navy Naval Historical Center (Official site) U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation ... Navy Site Listing Directives Air Force/Army Nuclear Weapons USAF Nuclear Weapons Specialist Abandoned Missile Base - VR Tour USAF Museum White Sands - Trinity Site Retirement/Medical/Dental/Veterans Administratio n Tricare Retiree Dental Program Tricare for Life (TFL) DOD Site Veterans Administration Department of Energy DOE Website National Atomic Museum Virtual Tour DOE - Nevada Operations Office General Military/Civilian Military Retired Pay Military Installation Web Site Listing Armed Forces News National Archives and Records Admin - military records ... Office of Personnel Management retirement info Military and Other Benefits Fleet Reserve Association (FRA) Homepage Retired Officers Association Armed Forces Vacation Club Off Duty Traveler ... OPM's WebPages for all LTC issues Non-governmental Sites Dealing With Nuclear Weapons Atomic Tourist Atomic Traveler National Association of Radiation Survivors 50 Facts about US Nuclear Weapons ... 300,000 GIs under the Mushroom Cloud

84. Related World Wide Web Sites US National Academy of Sciences (contractor for US support) Board physicians andresearchers from ongoing medical care of the Atomicbomb survivors http://www.rerf.or.jp/eigo/linkout/outlink.htm

Related World Wide Web Sites Editor's note: The following URLs may be of interest to visitors to the RERF Home Page. RERF does not endorse nor attempt to verify the data presented via these outside World Wide Web sites. WWW Servers of the Japanese government Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (co-funder of RERF) US Department of Energy (co-funder of RERF) Office of Environment, Safety and Health Health Programs (technical support office) US National Academy of Sciences (contractor for US support) Board on Radiation Effects Research (advisor to NAS on radiation issues) In Hiroshima Research Institute for Radiation Biology and Medicine, Hiroshima University Hiroshima International Council for Health Care of the Radiation-exposed (HICARE) (established in 1991 to make use of knowledge gained by physicians and researchers from ongoing medical care of the atomic-bomb survivors and research on radiation effects) WWW A-bomb Museum Hiroshima Peace Institute In Nagasaki Nagasaki Peace Declaration and Atomic Bomb Museum Division of Scientific Data Registry, Atomic Bomb Disease Institute, Nagasaki University School of Medicine Nagasaki Association for Hibakusha's Medical Care (NASHIM) Collaborative Centers US National Cancer Institute Radiation Epidemiology Branch Japan National Institute of Radiological Sciences Scientific Societies The Japanese Association of Medical Sciences (JAMS) 26th Assembly (English site is under construction.)

85. Albuquerque Tribune Online The National Atomic Museum has been located throughout its history on difficultto-accessKirtland Air Force Base, but today's writer says the visitor-friendly http://www.abqtrib.com/archives/opinions02/051002_opinions_nam.shtml

SEARCH CONTACT US HELP SUBSCRIBE ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico, U.S.A. TRIB HOME NEWS NEWS ARCHIVE WAR LINKS ... CONTACT US PARTNERS HGTV FOOD NETWORK FINE LIVING DO IT YOURSELF ... KRQE NEWS 13 TRIB EXTRAS LEGISLINKS LEGISLATURE '03 NM DROUGHT MAP SNOWPACK ... NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION LIFESTYLES LIVING HOME GARDENING BOOKS ... JUNG TYPE TEST Beyond the bomb The National Atomic Museum has been located throughout its history on difficult-to-access Kirtland Air Force Base, but today's writer says the visitor-friendly location of the museum's temporary new home isn't all that has changed. TODAY'S BYLINE Kenny is the National Atomic Museum's director of public relations and marketing. By Becky Kenny The nation's only congressionally chartered museum dedicated to nuclear energy is now, officially, totally "off-base." After 32 years of being behind security fences that made it difficult for the public to visit, the National Atomic Museum has moved from its historic location on Kirtland Air Force Base. It's now in Albuquerque's museum district near Old Town. The public gets its first view Saturday of what is an "interim museum," reopening eight months to the day after it was forced to close its doors to the public because of the terrorist attacks on the East Coast that tightened security at Kirtland.

86. WebGuest - Open Directory : Reference : Museums : Science : Physics National Atomic Museum Goal of the Museum is to provide a repositoryof educational materials and information reflecting the Atomic Age. http://directory.webguest.com/index.cgi/Reference/Museums/Science/Physics/

To find books that are related to this page, visit the WebGuest Bookstore About Us Privacy Statement Acceptable Use Policy ... Contact Us the entire directory only in Science/Physics Top Reference Museums Science : Physics See also: Science: Institutions Science: Physics Science: Physics: History Sites: Bloomfield Science Museum - Interactive exhibits such as "Discovering Levers" play an important part in this museum's educational and cultural program. Located in Jerusalem, Israel. Museo di Fisica - Museum of Physics - Naples, Italy - Museum of the University of Naples, Italy, Physics Department. Several centuries of instruments may be viewed. English and Italian language versions are available. The Physics Museum at the University Of Queensland - Includes a virtual tour and a catalog of the museum's collection. Sandia National Laboratories - National Atomic Museum - Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Visitor information, description of exhibits. Last update: 14:29 PT, Tuesday, February 18, 2003 Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

87. Traveler's Guide To Nuclear Weapons - Favorite Nuclear Links National Association of Atomic Veterans Oregon Group; Largest Veterans Organization;The National Veterans Organization; Foreign Wars; VetsHUB.US - the American http://www.atomictraveler.com/FavoriteNuclearLinks.htm

Home The CD Book View Parts of the Book Order the Book About the Authors History Photo Gallery The Big List of DOE Nuclear Sites Atomic Bibliography ... Leadership History of the Manhattan Project Atomic Traveling Traveling Tips Great Atomic Museums Favorite Nuclear Links Contact Us Favorite Nuclear Links Website addresses can change frequently, so do not be too disappointed if a link no longer works. However, please let us know about it with a quick e-mail. We will do our best to keep the links updated. Beryllium Sites Chronic Beryllium Disease Prevention Program and Related Links Multinational Monitor – Cold War Victims of Beryllium Brookings Institution Stephen Schwartz – Nuclear Weapons Production Complex The U.S. Nuclear Weapons Cost Study Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists A Debt Long Overdue to Nuclear Weapons Workers Atomic Links DOE’s List of Sites Home Page ... Nuclear Notebook Department of Energy (DOE) Clean-up and Compliance Agreements Digital Archive Environmental Management Publications Environmental Management – Operations Offices ... Environment, Safety, and Health Information Portal

88. Atomic Veterans Of America Homepage of an association for personnel involved in testing. Provides information on the history Category Society Military Veterans Issues Health Atomic Veterans...... destroyed in the 1973 fire at the National Military Personnel Louis, Missouri, asthey led US to believe government has made it difficult for Atomic Veterans to http://www.angelfire.com/tx/atomicveteran/

~~AMERICA ~~ ~~ THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE ~~ ~~ WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL ~~ INFORMATION ON THIS WEB SITE WILL ALWAYS BE FREE Try filing your claim with the Department of Justice, not the VA When the atmospheric nuclear testing ended in 1963, no medical follow-up was ever conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission or Department of Defense. There was never any government-sponsored medical surveillance of its "atomic test subjects", nor any attempt on the part of the government to contact those who participated in the atomic tests and alert them to the fact their health was potentially at risk. The purpose of this web site is to provide information to Atomic Veterans and others who were exposed to harmful nuclear radiation. Links and addresses are provided within this page where persons can locate their military records or to order forms for filing claims. A list of presumptive Radiogenic diseases associated with radioactive exposure covered by Law is also provided. Various laws have been passed to aid Atomic Veterans and others who were exposed to radiation and have experienced adverse health problems because of exposure to radiation.

89. Alphabetical Listing Of Network Sites MUSeum http//AtomicmUSeum.com Official site of the CongressionallycharteredNational Atomic MUSeum, US mUSeum resource for nuclear science and history. http://network.historychannel.com/AlphabeticalList.Asp?PageNumber=N

90. ZOOM . Zones (text-only) . Albuquerque | PBS Kids graphic version. National Atomic Museum next ZOOMzone back to listZOOM to the National Atomic Museum and discover the ZOOMzone! http://pbskids.org/zoom/zones/albuquerqueNM.txt.html

ZOOM ZOOMzones: try a ZOOMchallenge! graphic version National Atomic Museum next ZOOMzone back to list ZOOM to the National Atomic Museum and discover the ZOOMzone! Try out cool puzzles and tackle fun challenges like building the tallest marshmallow tower. View your favorite ZOOM episodes and share your own ideas on the ZOOM Web site. To get more information, contact: Darlene Polonis National Atomic Museum PO Box 5800 Albuquerque, NM 87185-1490 ZOOMzones are interactive kid spaces in museums and other cool institutions around the country. Use our list of ZOOMzones to find one near where you live or where you might be visiting soon. site map search send it to ZOOM ZOOMhome ... PBS Kids

91. Environmental Education Association Of New Mexico Links of ten science and mathematics consortia funded by the US Department of National AtomicMUSeum Operated by Sandia Nat'l Laboratories, this mUSeum presents the http://www.eea.nm.org/links.shtml

92. Isleta Area Entertainment National Atomic Museum; National Atomic Museum Store Atomic era videos,Cray circuit boards, out of print science books, Einstein souvenirs. http://www.isletaeagle.com/entertainment.htm

Isleta Area Entertainment Accommodations Dining Links With Albuquerque to the north and Bosque Farms and Los Lunas to the south, there are many great dining establishments in the Isleta area to choose from. Here are some of our favorites. Club Listings - join many other dancing spirits in the Land of Enchantment. National Fiery Foods Show - held annually. New Mexico State Fair Club 211 - offers drinking, dancing, and more. Launchpad, The - hosting national and local music acts. Club Rhythm and Blues - features events, artists, and calendar. Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Blank Stare Pictures - low budget digital film production company based out of Albuquerque, NM. Flicks on 66 - providing international film festivals, new media showcase, and links to New Mexico film resources.

93. Homeschool With The Web Edo Japan (Ancient Tokyo). Virtual Rome (Ancient Rome). Virtual Tour of theUS Government. Historic Tour. Mt. Wilson Observatory. National Atomic Museum. http://www.homeschoolwiththeweb.com/vfieldtrips.htm

Subjects Home Bible Foreign Language Gifted High School/College History/Geography Language Arts Lesson Plans Math Miscellaneous Music New Home Educators Online Resources Physical Education/Health Science Special Needs Testing Virtual Field Trips Homeschooling Articles Home Educator's Home Business Virtual Field Trips Bible Bible Picture Tour (Virtual tour of the Holy Land with 360 degree views) Art The National Gallery of Art (has a site just for kids) Van Gogh's Van Goghs Geography Virtual Tour of the South Pole Grand Canyon National Park (with canyon facts for kids) Everglades National Park (pictures, bird calls, more links) Virtual Tour: Antartica Durham Cathedral and Castle New Zealand ... Mysterious Places Virtual tours to Easter Island, Stonehenge, Mali and Maya. History/Cultural Studies/Government Monticello: The Home of Thomas Jefferson IPL Culture Quest World Tour Pharaohs of the Sun (Ancient Egypt, online tour of the museum's exhibits) Cultures on the Edge (online galleries looking at cultural diversity around the globe) MayaRuins (a photographic tour of selected sites in Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala)

94. The NPS-SCRU Home Page - Twenty Years Of Underwater Archeology In The National P Twenty years of underwater archeology in the US National Park Service. Shipwrecks, submerged sites, Category Science Social Sciences Topics Underwater Institutes...... Territories as part of the US Historic Preservation Program as authorized by theNational Historic Preservation the 1946 Operation Crossroads Atomic bomb test. http://www.nps.gov/scru/home.htm

Submerged Cultural Resources Unit It is probable that a greater number of monuments of the skill and industry of man will, in the course of the ages, be collected together in the bed of the ocean than will exist at any other time on the surface of the continents. Charles Lyell 1797-1875 Hot Link Map to SCRU projects around the world Current Projects Publications Operations in National Parks ... PROTECT YOUR PAST FOR THE FUTURE (Laws, Regulations, Standards, and Coventions Related to Cultural Resources) About the Submerged Cultural Resources Unit (NPS-SCRU) With increasing awareness of America's underwater cultural resources, employees of the U. S. National Park Service began in the 1960's to investigate shipwrecks with SCUBA equipment, and to document their locations and condition. This activity accelerated in the 1970's as park managers became increasingly aware of the richness and importance of these submerged resources. In 1980 this effort was formalized within the Submerged Cultural Resources Unit, staffed by professional underwater archaeologists, technicians and other professionals to provide the United States national park system with the necessary expertise. Click on colored dots for more information on NPS-SCRU related projects Its major roles now include: Inventory, mapping, and assessment of underwater cultural resources in the U.S. National Park system.

95. Sandia National Laboratories - Community Involvement - National Atomic Museum Ou The Sandia National Laboratories Corporate Outreach site contains information about corporate giving, volunteers, educational outreach, business partnerships, community leadership, environmental responsibility, and economic impact. http://www.sandia.gov/ciim/ciim-atomic.htm

National Atomic Museum Outreach Community Community Giving Education Partnerships Community Leadership ... Economic Impact National Atomic Museum The National Atomic Museum, operated for the Department of Energy by Sandia Labs, continues important educational outreach as well as historic preservation and presentation activities. Science in the Summer Each year the museum presents the "Science is Everywhere Summer Camp" program. This exciting event exposes kids to hands-on experiences with robots, rockets, the environment, engineering, and energy, all in a fun and exploratory fashion. This year, the museum will serve 200 kids, from 8 to 12 years of age. Science on the Road The National Atomic Museum is launching a mobile "Science and Math Outreach" program that will take educational materials to small towns and pueblos in New Mexico. Students in their communities across New Mexico will have a chance to benefit from the museum. Science over the Air The museum recently opened the first "ZOOMzone" in New Mexico, which is one of only 15 nationwide. ZOOMzone is a place for kids to explore science in the museum that is part of the public television program "Zoom" seen daily. Our ZOOMzone is open daily and features great experiments, video, and computers. Partners for our ZOOMzone include the University of New Mexico's Computer and Electrical Engineering Departments, WGBH-TV in Boston, and KNME-TV in Albuquerque, as well as our local schools.

96. Project Gutenberg Author Index US CensUS of population and hoUSing. US Department of Energy. US NationalAtomic MUSeum. United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Manhattan District. http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/author_index_U.html

Project Gutenberg Author Index "U" U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency U.S. Census of population and housing U.S. Department of Energy U.S. National Atomic Museum ... Uzanne, Octave, 1852-1931 To the main listings page Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online)

97. TITLE 42 , CHAPTER 84 , Sec. 7142. to LII home, US CODE COLLECTION, to US Code home. Sec. 7142. NationalAtomic MUSeum. (a) Recognition and statUS. The mUSeum operated http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/42/7142.html

US CODE COLLECTION TITLE 42 CHAPTER 84 > Sec. 7142. Prev Next Sec. 7142. - National Atomic Museum (a) Recognition and status The museum operated by the Department of Energy and currently located at Building 20358 on Wyoming Avenue South near the corner of M street within the confines of the Kirtland Air Force Base (East), Albuquerque, New Mexico - is recognized as the official atomic museum of the United States; shall be known as the ''National Atomic Museum''; and shall have the sole right throughout the United States and its possessions to have and use the name ''National Atomic Museum''. (b) Volunteers In operating the National Atomic Museum, the Secretary of Energy may - (A) recruit, train, and accept the services of individuals without compensation as volunteers for, or in aid of, interpretive functions or other services or activities of and related to the museum; and (B) provide to volunteers incidental expenses, such as nominal awards, uniforms, and transportation. Except as provided in paragraphs (3) and (4), a volunteer who is not otherwise employed by the Federal Government is not subject to laws relating to Federal employment, including those relating to hours of work, rates of compensation, leave, unemployment compensation, and Federal employee benefits, because of service as a volunteer under this subsection.

98. An End To The Search? You can't take this one with you The Mark 17 hydrogen bomb, in the National AtomicMUSeum's outdoor display, was the largest US nuclear weapon ever built. http://whyfiles.org/167new_nukes/5.html

1. Who's got the bomb? 2. How nukes work 3. Bring forth the 4th generation 4. Never say "never" ... 5. An end to the search? This warhead, for the Titan II missile, carried the multi-megaton W-53 hydrogen bomb. National Atomic Museum You got a secret? Pure fusion bombs (which omit the fission trigger) could also promote the spread of nuclear weapons. Why? Because fission fuel - highly-enriched uranium or plutonium is hard to make, and the production is easy to detect. Stephen Schwartz, publisher of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, says, "If fourth-generation nuclear weapons were ever to become a reality, that would truly be the death of arms control, would make it almost impossible to control nuclear weapons. The biggest constraint now is access to plutonium and highly-enriched uranium. If you didn't need those... it would become a much different proposition." Then there's the leak problem: secrets don't stay secret. David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security , writes, "The history of the spread of nuclear weapons includes many cases where countries gained access to secret information enabling them to accomplish the goal of making nuclear explosive materials or the weapons themselves."

99. MilitaryReadingList Best Of The Web Link Directory - Unconventional Warfare the nation's only congressionallychartered Museum of nuclear Your Atomic Bomb sitewith documentaries, information http://www.militaryreadinglist.com/links/unconventionalwarfare.html

MilitaryReadingList.com Target Your Knowledge CJCS Reading List Army Reading List Air Force Reading List Navy Reading List ... USMC Reading List Unconventional Warfare MilitaryReadingList Home Please support our Link Partners by visiting them. Anthrax Vaccine Benefit versus Risk... The Current DOD Anthrax Vaccination Immunization Program is Illegal and Unjustified! No Question About It!... 60 pages found, 59 links found, 19293 score http://www.enter.net/~jfsorg Visual Concept Entertainment - vce.com... Your Atomic Bomb site with documentaries, information, links, and four galleries of movies and still photos. Also, desktop multimedia images. Royalty free visual effects on CD.... 59 pages found, 19 links found, 185 score http://www.vce.com Other important links. Anthrax Vaccine Benefit versus Risk... The Current DOD Anthrax Vaccination Immunization Program is Illegal and Unjustified! No Question About It!... 60 pages found, 59 links found, 19293 score http://www.enter.net/~jfsorg Welcome to DTRALink - The Official Web Site of the Defense Threat Reduction... 98 pages found, 30 links found, 1420 score http://www.dtra.mil

100. Interesting Links For Problems In Nuclear Disarmament Go to http//www.peacemUSeum.org/ Note This page may still be in Japanese. partof the NEAR SHIMA HOSPITAL group of 3) was taken by a US Army Research Group http://titan.iwu.edu/~rwilson/links.html

Cover Page Course Description Course Syllabus Interesting Links (Checked 01/00) 4100 newspapers on the Net A-Bomb Issues A-BOMBINGS-HIROSHIMA, NAGASAKI by Manhattan Eng Atomic Archive ... World Federalist Assn Japanese Sites A-BOMB DOME GALLERY A-Bomb Survivors Recollect A-Bomb WWW Museum ~ June,1995 Accept UN Recomm's on issue of military sex slaves ... NAGASAKI CITY WELCOME Hiroshima moving/zooming panoramas on the WWW. Here is how to get to the two photo-panoramas, photography by Shigeo Hayashi, now in his 80s, who still has rights to these pictures. To be seen they require something like "live picture viewer," see below. You might want to print this page as a guide before you click on this next link. Go to http://www.peace-museum.org/ Note: This page may still be in Japanese. Click on the large blue symbol; this will take you to the ...welcom.htm page Click on photo gallery Click on gallery entrance Click on panoramic views of Hiroshima; this will open a skinny horizontal window.

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