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Bruce Cameron Reed earned his Ph.D. from the University of Waterloo (Canada) in 1984. His doctoral work was in observational astronomy, a study of the distribution of stars in the Puppis direction of the Milky Way. Just before formally finishing his graduate work in 1983, he became Faculty Member in the Department of Physics at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. There he continued to work in observational astronomy, taking up a position as Associate Professor of Physics at Alma College in Michigan in 1992. At Alma, Cameron began to develop an interest in the history and physics of the Manhattan Project. This grew into his primary research focus and has resulted in some 90 publications and six books. He also developed an undergraduate-level general-education class on the project and has given a number of related talks and seminars.