Remembering Nagasaki
Centennial’s Dub Browning took extensive photos of the physical damage experienced by Nagasaki after the atomic bomb was dropped. This photo shows what remained of part of the north city. Photo by Dub Browning
Centennial veteran reflects on historic nuclear attack
By Peter Jones
W.L. Browning is a plainspoken 93-year-old man with a wealth of stories – some tragic, some funny and some just plain unusual.
“When I was born in Texas, it was common to give a boy a name with initials. That’s the name on my birth certificate,” he said. “All the kids I was playing with when I grew up wouldn’t say W.L. They would just say Dub, so that became my name.”
The initials did not stand
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