<VV> Re: Oak Ridge

[TONY FIORE]

No, Joe, I didn't mind working  at Oak Ridge. As I said, one didn't
decide where one wanted to work in those days. They told you where to
work.
I went to work at Oak Ridge at the beginning of new year 1942, and left
some time around July, 1942. I can tell you that NOBODY working at Oak
Ridge knew what we were working on. It was kept VERY secret. We were just
told it was a new kind of explosive bomb. 
        It just so happened that after Oak Ridge I was sent to Brooklyn,
but I'm sure it wasn't because it happened to be my home town.         
 While working later at Todd Shipyards in Brooklyn, N.Y/ I worked on 
a couple of the Cunard LIne ships, but not the Normandie.        

Tony Fiore, 
Pres. Mail-Copy Publications
Author- "THE CORVAIR DECADE"