COSMOS 954–TYPE SATELLITE
A Soviet ocean surveillance satellite. Courtesy of Asiq Siddiqi
NEST PERSONNEL EN ROUTE TO EDMONTON
NEST personnel en route to Edmonton to participate in Operation Morning Light. U.S. Department of Energy: National Nuclear Security Administration, Nevada Site Office (DOE–NNSA/NSO)
MEETING WADE, GARLAND, AND GATES
Troy Wade and Mahlon Gates of the Nevada Operations Office discuss NEST participation with Col. David Garland, Canadian commander of Morning Light. U.S. Department of Energy: National Nuclear Security Administration, Nevada Site Office (DOE–NNSA/NSO)
NEST ANALYSIS
NEST personnel analyzing airborne data collected during Operation Morning Light. U.S. Department of Energy: National Nuclear Security Administration, Nevada Site Office (DOE–NNSA/NSO)
MIGHTY DERRINGER CUP
The coffee cup provided to participants of the 1986 Mighty Derringer exercise. Courtesy of Carl Henry
REMOTE SENSING LABORATORY
The Remote Sensing Laboratory at Nellis Air Force base, Nevada—NEST headquarters. Courtesy Robert Windrem
LOADING OF NEST EQUIPMENT
NEST equipment being loaded on van. Courtesy Robert Windrem
NEST HELICOPTER
A NEST helicopter with radiation detection equipment. Courtesy Robert Windrem
MEETING WITH LISA GORDON-HAGERTY
A meeting of key Energy Department emergency response officials, including Lisa Gordon-Hagerty. Courtesy Robert Windrem
LISA GORDON-HAGERTY
A recent photo of Lisa Gordon-Hagerty. Washington Life Magazine
BIN LADEN
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s “wanted” card for Osama bin Laden. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
OLYMPIC VILLAGE
An overhead view of the Olympic Village for the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. Courtesy of GeoEye
NATANZ
Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment facility.
Courtesy of Robert Windrem
SARGODHA
Pakistan’s Sargodha ammunition depot, one of the suspected sites for the storage of the nation’s nuclear weapons. Courtesy of GeoEye
TOPOFF-4
The command post for the 2007 Topoff-4 exercise. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
LARGE AREA IMAGER
The large area imager, developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, can be carried in a van and used to detect nuclear materials. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Department of Energy