[mild soiling to page edges, a bit of underlining here and there in the text; jacket a little rubbed, a bit wrinkled, still very presentable]. Examination of the long-term effects of the atomic bomb tests of the 1950s, by two men who were involved in those events. Kelly was commander of Japtan Island in the Marshall Islands, where he witnessed 22 nuclear blasts during 1958; later diagnosed with cancer, he went on to become "the first person in American history to win a pension after discharge for a disability incurred while on active duty." Saffer had been a newly commissioned marine lieutenant when he participated in three detonations in Nevada in 1957.

Nuclear Testing Radiation Atomic Bomb