First up is the Army Package Power Reactor, aka APPR-1, aka SM-1, in Ft. Belvoir. This was the prototype that made all the other Army reactors possible. From 1957. youtube.com/watch?v=4NH2AUAn…

Then we have a more general B&W one from 1959 that talks about energy in general, and then discusses the 5-prong approach the US was taking to find economical power: SFR, SGR, PWR, AHR, and BWR. youtube.com/watch?v=Zukgzn47…

Third, and possibly my favorite, Nuclear Energy Goes Rural! This is the 1963 of the Elk River Reactor in MN. youtube.com/watch?v=Dft1fPWF…

Fourth, we have a short film from the third international "Atoms for Peace" conference in 1964 summarizing the world's first commercial thorium-fueled reactor: Indian Point 1. It talks about how U was expected to be limited. youtube.com/watch?v=1sWqmPyo…

In the same series, we have this one about Yankee Rowe, the highly-successful PWR that really gave the industry what it needed in terms of simplicity, reliability, and project delivery (on time, on budget!) youtube.com/watch?v=WSMGNuYI…

Number 6 is sadly not yet posted, because it didn't come with a soundtrack. It is about the Naval Research Laboratory Reactor. It's the highest quality scan, so I'm quite excited about getting the audio.

I summarized all these briefly on the announcement page linked at the top and included ~20 of my favorite screengrabs from each so you can pick the order you'd like to binge-watch these. ENJOY! And again, huge thanks to the team at @LastEnergy for making this happen.