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11 March 2021 Share The US Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded BWXT Nuclear Operations Group (BWXT NOG) two contracts worth a total of USD35 million. The first is for the recovery and conversion of uranium, while the second is for the completion of a new research reactor fuel line at its Lynchburg, Virginia facility. BWXT's Lynchburg manufacturing facility is home to its speciality fuels manufacturing group (Image: BWXT) The DOE's US Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program has awarded BWXT NOG - a subsidiary of BWX Technologies (BWXT) - a USD17.4 million contract for the recovery of uranium from ...

Aftermath: How a U.S. Navy Submarine Crashed Into a 'Mountain' The sub's survival was a testament to the design of the submarine and the training and professionalism of her crew. Here's What You Need to Know: The heroic actions of the crew were essential to the submarine’s survival. In 2005, a U.S. Navy attack submarine collided head-on with an undersea mountain at more than thirty miles an hour. Despite the damage the ship sustained and the crew’s injuries, the USS San Francisco managed to limp to her home port of Guam on her own power. The incident was a testament to the design of th...

Earthasia International Holdings Ltd.: Earthasia International Adds Visionary Leader and Executive as Chief Strategy Officer as Company Refines Its Focus on Renewable Energy NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 2, 2021 / Earthasia International Holdings Ltd. (the "Company") ("Earthasia") (OTCQX:ETIHY; HKEx:6128), is pleased to announce that accomplished leader, Dan Nye has joined the Company as Chief Strategy Officer. Dan has more than 20 years experience, both as a business leader structuring and building robust, cohesive business teams and a value investor employing financial and operati...

Viktor Erwin Hampel, former LLNL physicist, died Dec. 26. He was 90. Hampel was born in Vilnius, Lithuania to Richard and Edith Hampel. In 1950, at the age of 20, he received a one-year full scholarship to study at the University of Mississippi. In America he found hope and peace and in 1952 immigrated as a refugee. His first job was at Sciaky Bros. in Chicago as a research technician in their development laboratory. In Oak Park, Chicago he met Annelies, who also had recently immigrated from Germany. They were married in 1954 and shortly thereafter he was drafted into the U.S. Army during ...