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Canada's Cold War Museum
Canada
Registrace 7. 05. 2011
We’re a Canadian nonprofit Charity Heritage Society, dedicated in preserving and sharing the Canadian Cold War History inclusive.
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CANADIAN FORCES NUCLEAR DECONTAMINATION
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CANADIAN FORCES NUCLEAR DECONTAMINATION
Arctic Armageddon the 1960 BMEWS Incident
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Arctic Armageddon the 1960 BMEWS Incident
AFTER THE BIG ONE ON THE PRAIRIES OF CANADA
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AFTER THE BIG ONE ON THE PRAIRIES OF CANADA
CANADA'S PREPARATION FOR CIVIL DEFENCE
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CANADA'S PREPARATION FOR CIVIL DEFENCE
CFB PENHOLD MAIN BUNKER AND TX BUNKER 1992 EXERCISE
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CFB PENHOLD MAIN BUNKER AND TX BUNKER 1992 EXERCISE
CANADIAN MLVW DEUCE AND HALF VS. A LEOPARD C2
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CANADIAN MLVW DEUCE AND HALF VS. A LEOPARD C2
THE 11 STEPS TO SURVIVAL* CIVILDEFENCE.CA
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THE 11 STEPS TO SURVIVAL* CIVILDEFENCE.CA
Tsar Bomb, Largest thermonuclear bomb ever tested
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Tsar Bomb, Largest thermonuclear bomb ever tested
Top secret super secure Los Alamos vault
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Top secret super secure Los Alamos vault
Greatest Mysteries of the Cold War Declassified KGB Files
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Greatest Mysteries of the Cold War Declassified KGB Files
The Canadian Pinetree Line by ON The Spot
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The Canadian Pinetree Line by ON The Spot
Canadian MLVW Deuce Winter Track and Trails
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Canadian MLVW Deuce Winter Track and Trails
the winding down gives me serious goosebumps
Awesome siren
MY EARS!!!!!!!
Looks like Gaza…
I don't remember this but I remember some of the things that were done during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Evacuation routes were designated and printed in the paper. Our family was to head north on 14 Street NW which was a gravel road. Students has to time themselves as they ran home to supposedly join family and evacuate - we had to provide the time it took to run from the school to our homes. There was a lot of programming on TV about the danger and the possible direction that the crisis could go. Calgary was a lot smaller then and I don't know how Calgary would be evacuated now given the population.
12:14 If a picture tells a thousand words, something tells me they don’t “like the meals just fine”. Those scowls and faces of uncertainty paint a picture of what the heck am I putting down my gullet here” 😂😂😂😂
These things run on 550 volts three phase?
this one is 220 3ph. They came in both 550 and 220 3ph models
omg
Sounds identical to the 20/24 port Carter siren
The sideways hornless 3T22😁
The sideways 3T22😁
Well let's help
Sounds like a 3T22
@saminabatool4380 Yeah. It does sound like a 3T22.
A carter siren
NO it’s a Canadian CLM built in Scarborough Ontario Canada
Canada EAS alarm alt
where can a person buy parts ie brush holders
Judith. Our anti air raid siren is really something!!! paradoxically I hope it will never serve!
IMO It looks like a Federal XT22 on Steroids.
These CLM Rotational Sirens Should Restored And Remodeled And Repainted And Should Be Donated To Some Small Towns In United States For Severe Weather Safety
RIP Headphone users
It sounds like a 2t22
That's because the 2t22 and this one is 10/12 port.
@ 7:19, where the temp/humidity recorder was located, there is another piece of equipment that was there but was removed by this time. It was the wind speed anemometer, and it is currently located and functioning - at the water treatment plant I work at a few km's away.
What I think most people don't realize, is this bunker, and many like it, were actually decoys! The real government continuity bunker is in Edmonton, just a few blocks from the legislature grounds. It is still there, and still active today. This bunker a CFB penhold was a "plausible target" The Russians new exactly where its location was, and what its function was, and therefore was a target. It is strategically located far enough away from the actual facility so that a "hit" would not damage the real one, as there isn't a bunker out there that can survive a direct nuclear strike, except maybe Cheyanne Mountain in Colorado, and even they don't think it would survive. This particular bunker was in no way hidden - you could see it plain as day from the highway, and could walk right up to the outer fence when it was in operation, without anyone even questioning you (I know, because I did it as a kid in the 70's - grew up right close by to it)
Please tell me more about the edmonton bunker. fred.a@civildefence.ca
@@CanadianCivilDefenceMuseum I would like to, but don't know much about it, other than its existence, and that it is still functioning today! I was a kid in the 70's/80's and my best friends dad worked at the Penhold bunker. I got to go on the base many times back then, but not in the actual bunker. They knew right from the get go that the Penhold bunker wasn't feasible, as even today, it would take a minimum 35 minutes to load up, transport, unload and get everyone in safely. Back the it was closer to an hour, as it was a 35 minute helicopter ride from edmonton to penhold. The max. warning time we got of an impending nuclear strike was 25 minutes, so there was no possible chance of getting anyone from Edmonton to there in time.
@@djteako I believe the AGT tower was the Legislative bunker but it has now been demolished. I’ve seen newspaper articles about a bunker to be built on 109th but no evidence exists and I’ve walked the area. The LRT line runs where the bunker could have been but no evidence.
What I think most people don't realize, is this bunker, and many like it, were actually decoys! The real government continuity bunker is in Edmonton, just a few blocks from the legislature grounds. It is still there, and still active today. This bunker a CFB penhold was a "plausible target" The Russians new exactly where its location was, and what its function was, and therefore was a target. It is strategically located far enough away from the actual facility so that a "hit" would not damage the real one, as there isn't a bunker out there that can survive a direct nuclear strike, except maybe Cheyanne Mountain in Colorado, and even they don't think it would survive. This particular bunker was in no way hidden - you could see it plain as day from the highway, and could walk right up to the outer fence when it was in operation, without anyone even questioning you (I know, because I did it as a kid in the 70's - grew up right close by to it)
holy hell its loud
You should hear it in person. It makes your guts shake
Lived in Alsask from 1965-1968 (ages 6-9). You really can't go home again. Because they removed the homes.
The philippines also have this
I know where I'm going during ww3
The most striking thing about this film is that a family with 5 children is being supported on a single income. That feels so weird to me as a millennial. It's also interesting to compare and contrast this film with USA civil defense films. Fascinating stuff.
Now that explains why they have the 12 port so dominant
Fascinating, and good quality for 70 years ago!
Holy shit that's loud
Are you the group with the truck with the air raid siren in the back of a pickup I see cruising around Edmonton now and then?
Id be flying an extra 10 hours of the sound wave. Yas
Excellent. Thanks for sharing.
Where did it come from?
I visited the Diefenbunker and can't believe anyone could actually live down there without losing their mind after a couple of days. The air-filtration was terrible, I can't guess what it would be like after you were sealed in for two weeks at full capacity.
I find it fascinating the similarities and differences between the civil defence preparations in different countries.
Even the paper said nope
Red deer TV did a walk around back in the day, maybe was on the cartoon network in 96 for a quick tour.. would be great to find that
Are these images or what
It’s so loud
That scared the shit out of me 😂
why cant you restore it and then put it back up there istad of junking it like its history
Wdym, have you seen comments that said it was restored?
@@valvebread oh i did not know thanks
Nice I feel like having one
Did you know CLM stands for Canadian line manufacturing
We represent Canada’s Cold War history on a national level and we’re the only qualified people to repair and rebuild Canadian sirens, So I’d hope we would know that. Let me ask you, do you know the name of the Motor manufacture? :)
Ik see hmmm Lincoln Electric motor and some tag/maintenance scheme card CLM Industries Scarborough ON good ( restoratoion) workx😊😊👏👏
Address to the former location?
Impressive. There are no civil defence measures in UK now for the general public. Not even any sirens. If there is a nuclear attack it is game over for most people, including myself.
Carter on 60hz
My dad worked there back in the early 90's we lived on the base. I remember exploring this place