Allyn Enderlyn, PhD, premiered her film based on her research into Models of Narrative Creation. In October, at the 2019 Symposium on Cryptologic History, Fort Meade, Maryland, she presented, “Whatever the Problem, War is Never the Solution: A Portrait of Arthur Enderlin,” and, in French, “Quel que soit le probleme, la guerre n’est jamais la solution” — Capitaine Arthur Enderlin: Fils d’immigrants suisses, d’ITT a Pearl Harbor et a la NSA (1902-1981), at the Prospective Forum for Global Security and Conflict Resolution at the University of Geneva, Pully, Switzerland. Her work in creating new relationships and restoring those ruptured by trauma, includes all forms of media expression, but primarily photography and film. She is currently working on a film set in Adak, Alaska, during the Cold War, and researching rare footage of the Pacific Arena taken three months after the Japanese surrender in World War II. She would be happy to send you the film and more about her work and can be contacted through email, Instagramopens in new window or her websiteopens in new window. A sample of some of these photos, taken by Allyn Enderlyn, are included below.
The following images were taken 30 minutes apart, early morning Jan. 8, 2020:
