Glenn Miller Declassified

Einsteinium declassified.

On the first of November 1952, in a top secret test known as Mike, the United States detonated the ‘Sausage’ — the world’s first hydrogen bomb. The explosion annihilated the entire Pacific island of Elugelab, but it wasn’t all devastation; at the same time it created two new elements that their discoverers would later name einsteinium and fermium. The explosion was colossal, being more powerful...

Glenn Bradford

A brief survey of a paper by Peter Steffen, et al. Introduction G.K. Chesterton, an English author and journalist from the turn of the century, once stated he desired to write a story about a man setting sail from England in search of a new and foreign land. Eventually, when the man reached the island of his destination, he found it to be the most extraordinary and fascinating place. Unbeknowns...

Vietnam Declassified: CIA and Counterinsurgency in Vietnam

In his preface to Vietnam Declassified, Thomas Ahern writes that when he left Vietnam in 1965, “I knew we were losing, but I had no idea why the Saigon government was in retreat in the countryside, and the VC ascendant.”(12) In this book, originally published internally in 2001 as a classified history entitled CIA and Rural Pacification in South Vietnam, Ahern provides many answers, formed with...

Glenn Kenneth Klute

Artificial Muscles: Actuators for Biorobotic Systems

Field Experiments by Glenn