don. about b-29s in the north pacific? do we have t papers? there s no doubt this is what has sensors are down progress wishful thinking i m afraid. the long range detection it s an atomic test. the russians have a bomb. brian: oppenheimer oversight was right. decisions everything we do revolve around nuclear arms and nuclear energy for me that movie oppenheimer is more than a cinematic experience it out buys how the manhattan project mission could result in spectacular success after all would b be hitler to the bumpero save american lives advice dropping two of our nf to moms on our enemy turn ally, japan. at 1946 success resulted in a seven your cold war but not a world war because neither the soviets nor us, the u.s. wanted to blow up the planet but now
don. about b-29s in the north pacific? do we have th papers? there s no doubt this is what has sensors are down progress wishful thinking i m afraid. the long range detection it s an atomic test. the russians have a bomb. brian: oppenheimer oversight was right. decisions everything we do revolve around nuclear arms and nuclear energy for me that movie oppenheimer is more than a cinematic experience it out buys how the manhattan project mission could result in spectacular success after all would bea be hitler to the bumpo save american lives advice dropping two of our nf to moms on our enemy turn ally, japan. at 1946 success resulted in a seven your cold war but not a world war because neither the soviets nor us, the u.s. wanted to blow up the planet but now
don. about b-29s in the north pacific? do we have th papers? there s no doubt this is what has sensors are down progress wishful thinking i m afraid. the long range detection it s an atomic test. the russians have a bomb. brian: oppenheimer oversight was right. decisions everything we do revolve around nuclear arms and nuclear energy for me that movie oppenheimer is more than a cinematic experience it out buys how the manhattan project mission could result in spectacular success after all would bea be hitler to the bumpo save american lives advice dropping two of our nf to moms on our enemy turn ally, japan. at 1946 success resulted in a seven your cold war but not a world war because neither the soviets nor us, the u.s. wanted to blow up the planet but now
player on the other side of the board. of the stakes were very, very high for the whole world. brian: this story is really about a guy, too oppenheimer think he inevents the bomb hero for a brief period of time. you make it clear this is a mixed blessing. this is the first time the scientists were ever asked by the military to try and win a war. that had never happened before. so suddenly science finds itself in the position of okay, we have created this thing. what say do we have in how it s used? do we have a say in how it s used or is that the politicians? so oppenheimer wound up in this in the post war years. he wound up in this really complicated situation between science, government, and the media. brian: we end up in a cold war with the soviet union and a race to make sure we keep the bomb. here s the moment in the movie when they realize the russians might have it. listen. one of our b-29s over the north pacific has detected radiation. do we have the filter. there
marian, tell me about how you as a 17-year-old learned how to be a weldser. how to do what you learned to do. i was the draftsman. i just graduated from high school. it was an art teacher that recognized i had a little talent. she recommend me to go to the special training at the university california. it was a six weeks course in engineering and drawing. that s when i learned to read and draw blueprints. may, how challenging was it for you to be thrust into the war of mobilization effort? i too was 17 years old when i started boeing in seattle. i built b-17s and b-29s. i m very proud of it. you should be. it s the b-17s and the b-29s that won the war. i know. isn t it amazing what we have