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- James_M._Gates,_Jr. comment "James Major B. Gates (July 17, 1935 – March 20, 2004) was the last survivor of the segregated 95th Engineers Combat Battalion, which was used as "guinea pig" testing. They were stationed in closest vicinity during atomic blasting at Camp Desert Rock in Nevada in 1954. He was quoted as saying, "there is no reckoning why the government would hurt its own people."Jim Gates was part American Indian (various tribes), European (Irish, English, Spanish and French), and African-American.".