This web site is a comprehensive resource for information on the atomic bomb. This site is an exceptional example of using the World Wide Web to support a college course. It contains useful materials such as reserve books, an extensive bibliography, web links, videos and films, and guidelines for research papers. They monitor nuclear activities worldwide and pursue strategies to halt the spread and reverse the growth of nuclear arms. The site contains three sections that explore the problem in general, the problem of plutonium, and the problem of uranium.
Special areas consider the atomic capabilities and threats of Iraq, India, and Pakistan.
The site also has a link to nuclear-related web sites. A downloaded program permits the user to analyze and suggest solutions for problems associated with nuclear weapons. The site itself contains much useful information on nuclear weapons. This site is a collection of materials from the Truman Library that discuss the decision to drop the atomic bomb. There is also a section that explores the use of atomic energy after the war and a section on the Soviet Union and the bomb.