
LEGACY of the ATOMIC BOMB
RECOGNITION for ATOMIC TEST SURVIVORS



LABRATS International is one of the leading organisations representing Nuclear Test Veterans, Atomic Veterans, descendants, indigenous communities, scientists, civilians and families affected by British Nuclear Testing and nuclear weapons test programmes around the world.
Our mission is to preserve the legacy of those who served, worked and lived alongside nuclear testing operations, ensuring their stories, sacrifices and experiences are never forgotten. Through education, advocacy, research, community engagement and public awareness campaigns, we provide support and recognition for individuals and families impacted by historic nuclear testing programmes.
We work to raise awareness of British Nuclear Testing, including Operation Grapple and other nuclear weapons tests conducted in Australia, the Pacific and beyond. By promoting historical understanding, supporting veterans and descendants, and providing accessible educational resources, LABRATS International helps ensure that the legacy of the Nuclear Test Veteran community continues to be recognised by future generations.
As a global community, we bring together Nuclear Test Veterans, Atomic Veterans, families, researchers, educators and supporters from across the world, united by a shared commitment to remembrance, recognition, education and support for all those affected by nuclear testing.
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Our Member Organisations and Individuals from across the world are listed in the directory. This online directory is the first of it's kind in the world, allowing people to contact their representatives within their country, ensuring that they are not forgotten and can receive any help they need.

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"I'll never forget that fateful day,
The day they stole my innocence away.
"Christmas Island" 1957, The 8th of November,
Is the day that I will always remember."
Alan Lockwood R.A.F. Equipment Section (Tent D11. Grapple X&Y 1957/8)











