In this interview, Roger Fulling discusses the various positions he held at DuPont during and after the war. He recalls a special request from the Australian government for smokeless powder that DuPont had to fulfill, as well as outlining the structure and history of the DuPont Company. He explains the other wartime work of the DuPont Company and how DuPont had to balance its Manhattan Project work with its other military contracts.

For the interview transcript: http://manhattanprojectvoices.org/oral-histories/roger-fullings-interview-1986-part-3

Roger Fulling's Interview (1986) - Part 3

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