Y-12 UPF Red Team Chair: Report Gets Positive Feedback from NNSA

By Mike Nartker

Staff reports NS&D Monitor 5/16/2014 Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Thom Mason said he’d received positive feedback on the work of the Red Team that recommended major changes in the strategy to secure the future of uranium missions at the Y-12…

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