“Under the Cap of Invisibility is engaging and evocative, relaying a highly significant story of nuclearization against an unexpected backdrop, rural Texas. Moreover, the book is a well-executed example of regional history. It balances national contexts with local characters in a way that showcases what makes the Panhandle and the Pantex Plant unique while also connecting these stories to larger frameworks. . . . This book should have a place on the shelves of most military, western, and Texas historians.”—Southern California Quarterly

“A thoughtful and important addition to the history of the atomic West. . . . It is a reminder that we are still living with the legacy of the Cold War.”—Leisl Carr Childers, author of The Size of the Risk: Histories of Multiple Use in the Great Basin