Bruce Hunt

In this engaging discussion, Bruce Hunt, a history professor at the University of Texas, delves into the monumental development of the atomic bomb during World War II. He highlights General Leslie Groves' commanding leadership and the complex dynamics with Oppenheimer that shaped the project. Hunt recounts the innovative yet challenging processes of uranium enrichment and the unexpected successes of untrained workers. He also explores the legacy of the Hanford site, shedding light on its cultural impact and environmental considerations.