Wednesday, December 4, 2013

How to Survive an Atomic Blast, According to a 1953 French Guidebook

From the Guidebook:

If you are able, hide behind a protective wall. Keep your face covered. You may see people sporting masks and other technical gear as they survey the area. Do not be alarmed.


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2 comments:

  1. This reminds of John T. Reed's article of where duck & cover is sounds advice for those in mid-zone of a large explosion. Despite the hysteria of being subject to a nuclear blast - if you survive without much exposure to the initial heat and radiation then your chances of long-term survival are pretty good.

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  2. I survived two nuclear blasts by hiding behind a wall just 500 feet from the explosion this way. Trust me, it works.

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