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weston1879
Its well documented that the Chili line was dismantled before Los Alamos was built. How is it that there is a short film clip of some atomic scientists getting off a D&RGW narrow gauge passenger train somewhere along the line included in a History Channel show about the Manhattan Project?
Perhaps the answer you seek can be found in another fine History Channel program: Ancient Aliens?
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Chris Webster
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Don Richter | February 05, 2012 09:53AM |
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