A look at the TRM campaign to remove highly enriched uranium from Canada to SRS

The transport cask loading system for the target residue material (TRM) liquid canisters.

The Container Retrieval System (CRS) used to remove TRM liquid canisters from the NAC-LWT (Light Weight Truck) transport cask/

The CRS system in action inside H-Canyon at the Savannah River Site.

The straddle carrier used to remove the transport package from the flatbed used for the road shipment.

Moving the transport package into H-Canyon for unloading.

Inside the H-Canyon unloading bay prior to airlock closure

NAC-LWT transport cask used for shipping the TRM liquid canisters.

Fabrication of a TRM liquid canister.

Empty TRM liquid canisters with white plastic glides, which allow the canisters to easily slide in and out of the transport cask.

Quick connect fill and drain ports on the TRM liquid canisters.

A roadshow conducted on the transport routes to share information about the shipments with police and first responders.

Roadshow stop with troopers and first responders from multiple jurisdictions

The Canadian team that prepared the final TRM package and escorted the shipment.

The Savannah River Site TRM team.

From Canada with Love -- The impact limiter on the last NAC-LWT transport cask with signatures from the Canadian TRM team.