After the war , Morgan served as Chief of Operations for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration ( UNRRA ) in Germany until his position in Germany was eliminated following publication of " off the record " comments concerning alleged incompetence and corruption within UNRRA , including the alleged diverting of UNRRA resources to support of Zionist ambitions in Palestine . In 1951 , Morgan became Controller of Atomic Energy , and was present for Operation Hurricane , the first British atomic weapons tests at the Montebello Islands in 1952 . His position was abolished in 1954 with the creation of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority but he remained as Controller of Nuclear Weapons until 1956
Operation Hurricane
Operation Hurricane
Frederick E. Morgan