Did You Know The Trinity Test Almost Happened in Texas?
With Oppenheimer heading to the movies this week a lot of people are doing research on the famous nuclear test. Turns out, that could have happened in Texas.
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With Oppenheimer heading to the movies this week a lot of people are doing research on the famous nuclear test. Turns out, that could have happened in Texas.
With Oppenheimer heading to the movies this week a lot of people are doing research on the famous nuclear test. Turns out, that could have happened in Texas.
With Oppenheimer heading to the movies this week a lot of people are doing research on the famous nuclear test. Turns out, that could have happened in Texas.
With Oppenheimer heading to the movies this week a lot of people are doing research on the famous nuclear test. Turns out, that could have happened in Texas.
“Peiper must be stopped!” Lieutenant General Courtney M. Hodges, commanding the U.S. First Army, looked up from his maps and saw chaos everywhere. All across the Ardennes Forest, American forces were reeling from a surprise German counterattack that struck on the morning of December 16, 1944. While some frontline units stubbornly held their ground, others simply disappeared—annihilated by the Nazi juggernaut. One marauding enemy column particularly worried General Hodges. This was Kampfgruppe Peiper, the spearhead of the German 1st SS Panzer Division. Named for its commander, SS Lt. Col...