"In April 1946, the University of Chicago agreed to operate Argonne National Laboratory, with an association of Midwestern universities offering to sponsor the research
. The University was not a perfect organization, but it was a great organization. It was the first time that the university had a national laboratory, and it had the best scientists in the world. In the end, it became the largest laboratory in America. This was an amazing achievement for the entire country. I think that it is a very important milestone in our history.
 project. The University was not interested in the project, but the university was interested because it was a major research center for the atomic bomb, and the scientists were interested. But the U.S. government was concerned about the safety of the nuclear weapons program, so it decided to go ahead with the program.<br /><br />The U-Boat, which was carrying the plutonium for nuclear bombs, was headed for Japan, where it would be used to build the bomb. It was to be the first nuclear bomb to reach Japan and Japan would have to pay for it. In the meantime the Japanese government had been trying to get the reactor shut down, because the reactors had not been built properly.<Br /></br>< br />In the end, it turned out that a nuclear reactor was built in Japan. This reactor had a capacity of 1,000 megawatts, enough to power the entire UH-60. However, when the United States decided not to participate in this project and instead decided that it wanted to use the fuel for a bomb that would explode, Japan decided it had to shut it down. So the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) decided in 1946 to send the Navy to Japan to try to find the source of this fuel.< br /