THE INVISIBLE ENEMY: Exposing the Dangers, Denials, Injustice Endured by Those Who Served at the Nevada Test and Training Range

THE INVISIBLE ENEMY is a documentary short film by Douglas Brian Miller and Mark Shapiro, which exposes the dangers, the denials, the injustice and the tragic consequences endured by the men and women who served at the Nevada Test and Training Range.

The film includes interviews with Dave Crete and others who have worked at the Nevada Test and Training Range. This film is powerful, compelling and heartbreaking all at the same time.

Dave Crete created The Invisible Enemy Foundation is working with Congress to pass legislation that officially recognizes the veterans exposed to dangerous radiation and chemicals while serving on the Nevada Test and Training Range. H.R. 1400 is a new Bill that could pave the way for victims and their families to receive comprehensive medical care and fair financial compensation.

Filmmaker Mark Shapiro and former military veteran Dave Crete.

Mark Shapiro is a filmmaker, producer and movie marketing professional with broad experience in the festival, distribution and film production environment. He formerly headed entertainment brand management for the animation studio LAIKA, where, he handled marketing endeavors for LAIKA's five Oscar-nominated features: Coraline, ParaNorman, The Boxtrolls, Kubo and the Two Strings, and Missing Link.

We also have, Dave Crete, who served in the US Air Force from 1983-1989.  For most of that time he served as a Security Policeman at a classified location within the Nevada Test and Training Range, protecting such programs as the F-117A Stealth Fighter and the Red Eagles, an Air Force unit flying Russian MiG fighters. 

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