Table Of Contents
Gives background information on fallout. Explains radioactivity, fallout, how long fallout is dangerous, what determines the size of a fallout shelter, discusses farm animals during fallout, and more.
Describes "Alert Signal" and what to do, describes "Take Cover Signal" and what to do.
Sections include cooking and heating, foundation layout, air filtration, biological weapons, water, radiation basics, many sections of construction, and much more.
Explains what to do in case of an attack, what radio station to listen to etc.
Information about what happens when a nuclear explosion occurs at a shallow depth underground, complete with diagrams.
Information regarding your safety at home during an earthquake and after. Including site and structure of your home, supplies, family plan checklist, and more.
Explains the advantages and disadvantages over underground shelter. Includes general plans and diagrams for an aboveground shelter.
The purpose of this handbook is to tell you what materials you need, and what you can do to maintain sanitary conditions in your home or shelter if you are isolated by an enemy attack or natural disaster.
This handbook is a guide to help you prepare your family for disasters-natural and manmade. It is brought to you by a young American, a member of the Boy Scouts of America, as part of a nationwide "Safety Good Turn" service program.
The purpose of this handbook is to help save lives if a nuclear attack should ever come to America. Information on what an A-bomb and H-bomb are, includes definitions for words such as GROUND ZERO, FIREBALL, MEGATON, KILITON, and more. Also included is a section explaining fallout. Basic information is given on the probably effects of nuclear attack and the relative value of certain protective measures.
This family fallout shelter, designed primarily for homes without basements, is a permanent home shelter to be placed in the yard. It provides a protection factor of at least 100. The minimum standard protection for public shelters throughout the United States is a protection factor of 40. This design assures the persons inside the shelter will be protected against radioactive fallout following a nuclear attack, and will also have protection against earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes. Includes a guide to contracts and specifications for building a shelter, material list.
This manual gives general information on family blast shelters. It also gives drawings that show detail of plans for such shelter.
Discusses what radioactive fallout is, fallout shelter system, and how your protection can be improved.
Includes plans for a modified ceiling shelter-basement location.
Includes plans for a home fallout shelter concrete block shelter-basement location.
Includes plans for a home fallout shelter tilt-up storage unit shelter-basement location.
Includes plans for a home fallout shelter lean-to shelter-basement location.
Discusses defense at home, air raid protection, wartime first aid, wartime and defense information, and more.
A homemade fallout meter, the KFM - How to make it and use it. Following these instructions could save your life.
A civil defense home food storage program.
CONELRAD is the short term for an emergency broadcasting system officially designated at "Plan for CONtrol of Electromagnetic RADiations." This manual explains how CONELRAD works and what it is used for.
Gives facts about fallout and ways to help protect yourself.
Facts you need to know about warnings and what to do when you hear them.
Discusses the problem of how to sound an attack warning signal inside millions of American homes, schools, factories, and offices. Also talks about The National Emergency Repeater System-NEAR.
The purpose of this publication is to answer commonly asked questions about nuclear attack. It does not discuss various peacetime hazards.
Lists the eight important family action exercises, how to study them, and the procedures in carrying them out.
This section contains the building plans for five basic fallout shelters. One of the five-The basement concrete block shelter- has been designed specifically as a do-it-yourself project. Solid concrete blocks are used to build it. Most people would probably need the assistance of a contractor to build any of the other four types.
This section demonstrates there are means of protection against fallout-if you do something about it before disaster strikes.
This manual can be a key your survival. Your knowledge, interest, and actions can help your family and community meet emergencies, whether they result from an enemy attack or natural disaster.
This manual includes six survival secrets for atomic attacks, five keys to household safety, discusses food and water safety, and more.
Discusses what to do after a bombing, Instructions for public when blackouts are ordered, and more.
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