Titlebook: Independence and Deterrence; Volume 2: Policy Exe Margaret Gowing Book 1974 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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The Role of Private Industry and Government Agenciesb. The reasons for choosing the Ministry as the appropriate home for the project have already been discussed,* but it should be emphasised that the new department, although exceptionally self-contained in Civil Service terms, was only too anxious to enlist support from outside. The project was reluc

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Radioisotopesthe benefit of mankind’ and ‘for peaceful and humanitarian ends’. But the succeeding seven years held more threats than promised benefits. By the end of 1952 reactors for nuclear power were making progress (see Chapter 19), but were closely involved with the bomb programme. In this mainly military p

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Epilogues. Yet it was also curiously unreal. The initial product of the huge industrial effort was just two lumps of an ordinary-looking heavy grey metal, no more than one man could carry by hand on the journey to Monte Bello. One of these lumps, encapsulated in its shapes of high explosive, had produced, i

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