Charles Hood was a resident in 1999. While in Wendover he researched and began writing about the time that the Enola Gay bomber was stationed at the airbase. This work became a major part of his book-length poem The Half-Life of Salt, Voices of the Enola Gay: Wendover, Tinian, Hiroshima, which was published by Fountain Mountain Press in 2002.
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