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"Black Dragon is the unique account of a single Marine Rifle company-2-F-23, or "Fox" Company-and its drive through the central Pacific in World War II. Author Steven D. McCloud, through painstaking research in battlefield reports and extensive interviews with surviving members of Fox Company, has reanimated the grueling, day-by-day slog through the Pacific theater through the eyes of the US Marines who endured it. This is the story of American teenagers who left home, many for the first time, trained together, and formed a team that held strong until, at last, those who survived tried to leave it all behind as they dispersed, returned home, and sought to build their lives. Decades later they reformed through correspondence and reunions. Fox Company also welcomed McCloud into their midst and began telling their stories. McCloud took notes, chased down company reports and other documents to fill in the gaps, and reconstructed their journey. As one member of Fox Company recalled after returning to Iwo Jima half a century later, "I think the pilgrimage to Iwo has helped me conquer my black dragons-those bloody and stinking nightmares that made nightly uninvited visits for fifty-six years. My dreams were in color, predominantly bloody red. Those remaining are in black and white and shades of gray, not so violent and stinking. These I can live with.""--

Iwo Jima, Battle of, Japan, 1945. --- Saipan, Battle of, Northern Mariana Islands, 1944. --- World War, 1939-1945 --- Regimental histories --- Campaigns --- United States. --- History. --- Pacific Ocean. --- Northern Mariana Islands. --- Marshall Islands. --- Japan.

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A critical reflection on the potential of nuclear humanities, Toxic Immanence offers intellectual strategies for resisting and abolishing the global nuclear regime. This collection develops a discourse between the fields of nuclear knowledge and integrates the nuclear humanities with environmental justice and Indigenous rights activism and arts.

Nuclear weapons. --- Armes nucléaires. --- Nuclear accidents --- Accidents nucléaires --- Nuclear energy --- Énergie nucléaire --- Geopolitics. --- Géopolitique. --- Radioactive wastes. --- Déchets radioactifs. --- Art and nuclear warfare. --- Social aspects. --- Aspect social. --- Allen Ginsberg. --- Anthropocene. --- Australian aborigenes. --- Britain. --- Chernobyl. --- Cold War. --- Dreamtime. --- Fukushima. --- Glenn Canyon. --- Great Bear Lake Dene. --- Hiroshima. --- IAEA. --- Kazakhstan. --- Manhattan project. --- Maralinga. --- Marshall Islands. --- Media. --- Semipalatinsk Test Site. --- Shin Godzilla. --- Undone. --- accident. --- alterlife. --- archeology. --- atomic age. --- biopolitics. --- climate emergency. --- colonialism. --- decolonizing. --- disaster. --- downwinders. --- ecocriticism. --- enduring. --- energy. --- environmental. --- fallout. --- fiction. --- fusion. --- hibakusha. --- humanities. --- immanence. --- indigenous. --- necropolitics. --- nuclear-free. --- nuclear. --- pedagogies. --- politics. --- post-apocalyptic. --- power. --- radiation. --- science. --- seismic. --- sovereignty. --- tests. --- uranium. --- waste. --- weapons. --- zone. --- Armes nucléaires. --- Accidents nucléaires --- Énergie nucléaire --- Géopolitique. --- Déchets radioactifs.