... They were exposed to radiation and toxic chemicals without their knowledge or consent.
They need our help now.

TheAeroSpace.org was created to honor the personnel of Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) Areas I, II and III: North American Aviation's Space & Information Division (NAA/S&ID), Rocketdyne. They were employed by a Department of Energy (DOE) contractor, and exposed to radiation and toxic chemicals without their knowledge or consent. To avoid accountability for worker exposures and costly environmental cleanup, DOE misled the public about the activities of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC, DOE's predecessor agency) at SSFL over the course of nearly five decades, effectively barring thousands of sick workers from access to federal benefits designed to help them while potentially ignoring radiological contamination at SSFL. Our mission is to set the record straight. We've compiled documentation that justifies inclusion of Areas I, II and III Rocketdyne personnel of SSFL to the Energy Employee Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA, or "the Act").

SATURN V STAGE II BATTLESHIP OPERATIONS c. 1960 Coca Area II, SSFL
Photo Courtesy of U.W. Hopson
North American Aviation - Apollo Lunar Team