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I felt it was important for other family members to know what her contribution was to the city of Las Vegas.” Atomic soldiers arrived at the Royal Nevada in Las Vegas on April 18, 1955.

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The mystery behind Miss Atomic Bomb's identity is finally uncovered After 25 years, the Atomic Museum announced the identity of the woman behind one of the most iconic photographs in the atomic age.

The Atomic Museum announced Friday that 'Miss Atomic Bomb', photographed in 1957, has officially been identified as a New York woman, following a 20-year search for her identity.