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The Conqueror - the Movie that Killed actor John Wayne
American actor John Wayne and an above ground atomic test in Nevada John Wayne’s movie career is filled with dozens of classic films that spanned decades, from 1939 to 1976. John Wayne is of course famous for the great American Western. There’s one movie from his very long career, The Conqueror, that’s believed to be the cause of his death from cancer. At the height of the Cold War in 1956,…
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Radioactive Fallout was a big concern during the atomic age. This is an example of U.S. Cold War progaganda.
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One Turtle’s Story
May 23rd is World Turtle Day, a day sponsored annually by the American Tortoise Rescue organization to increase knowledge of, and respect for, turtles and tortoises worldwide.
Shown here are six sequential photographs of a sea turtle being tested for radioactivity on July 26, 1957, at Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Between 1946 and 1958, the Atomic Energy Commission and the U.S. military conducted 67 atmospheric nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands during the early phases of the Cold War. Government personnel or contractors in these photographs wanted to gauge the extent to which local sea life might have been impacted by radioactive fallout.
We hope the turtle wasn’t adversely affected and went on to live a long life despite the possible nuclear contaminants in the local environment!
Series: Jobsite Photographs of the Pacific Islands, 1953 – 1959. Record Group 326: Records of the Atomic Energy Commission, 1923 – 1975. (National Archives Identifier: 7584062)
It's us versus THEM! (1954, Douglas) Your deadicated hosts tackle the first big bug classic as part of their horror adjacent bonus episode series.
We cover nuclear testing on US soil through the '50s, how they created the ants' iconic sound, and why this movie isn't horror (according to us!)
Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 45:34; Discussion 51:53
One veteran told Insider that exposure to radioactive material could come from anywhere, like eating the seafood or breathing in the dust.
