"Camp Hanford" is a historical look at the 1943 Hanford and 1948 North Richland trailer camps, which housed the workers of the secret WWII Manhattan Project.
Appreciated this piece of history. My parents worked at Hanford, WA. During the war, my dad was an US Navy radar technician there and later both parents worked there on other things. I was born near there, Been told was one of the first babies at Yakima Memorial Hospital. After a tour in Vietnam I flew with the 54th Medical Detachment (MAST) at Yakima Firing Center. While there in the early 70's, I got to met some of my parents friends from that time living in Richland, WA. Like many, my folks left Hanford and moved back to Arkansas about ca 1952. Even us kids are old now but enjoyed the memories.
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Appreciated this piece of history. My parents worked at Hanford, WA. During the war, my dad was an US Navy radar technician there and later both parents worked there on other things. I was born near there, Been told was one of the first babies at Yakima Memorial Hospital. After a tour in Vietnam I flew with the 54th Medical Detachment (MAST) at Yakima Firing Center. While there in the early 70's, I got to met some of my parents friends from that time living in Richland, WA. Like many, my folks left Hanford and moved back to Arkansas about ca 1952. Even us kids are old now but enjoyed the memories.
I like it, but it sounds like the audio was cut with a freaking hatchet