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Survival Under Atomic Attack 1951 NUCLEAR BOMB SHELTER FILM 29180 HD
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Created by the U.S. Government, "Survival Under Atomic Attack" explains the dangers of the atomic bomb, the effects of radiation and how to protect oneself if caught in the open or in the home. The film was made in the era before the hydrogen bomb made nuclear survival impossible. Survival Under Atomic Attack was also the title of an official United States government booklet released by the Civil Defense Office. Released at the onset of the Cold War era, the book and pamphlet were in line with rising fears that the Soviet Union would launch a nuclear attack against the United States, and outlined what to do in the event of an atomic attack.
Four of the "myths" examined in the film are:
Atomic Weapons Will Not Destroy The Earth
Atomic bombs hold more death and destruction than man ever before has wrapped up in a single package, but their over-all power still has very definite limits. Not even hydrogen bombs will blow the earth apart or kill us all by radioactivity.
Doubling Bomb Power Does Not Double Destruction
Modern A-bombs can cause heavy damage 2 miles away, but doubling their power would extend that range only to 2.5 miles. To stretch the damage range from 2 to 4 miles would require a weapon more than 8 times the rated power of present models.
Radioactivity Is Not The Bomb's Greatest Threat
In most atom raids, blast and heat are by far the greatest dangers that people must face. Radioactivity alone would account for only a small percentage of all human deaths and injuries, except in underground or underwater explosions.
Radiation Sickness Is Not Always Fatal
In small amounts, radioactivity seldom is harmful. Even when serious radiation sickness follows a heavy dosage, there is still a good chance for recovery.
This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD. For more information visit www.PeriscopeFi...
Im here for three reasons.
1) Fallout Video Games
2) Curiosity
3) Because of what North Korea is saying.
me to!......
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Lmao you shouldn’t be worrying about North Korea right now
I am here because i have to do an assignment for social.
I found it as a link in one video game.
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Crawl under a tiny table in the basement and stay there for several hours? The title of the video should be," How to keep people in fear and to provie unlimited financial support to the military industrial complex".
I'm so glad a have a table to hide under and i'll wrap myself in a blanket so I don't get radiation sickness....who needs bio suits pffft!
Remember to close those curtains!
*A* 20kt a-bomb is qualitatively different than 2,000x 800kt h-bombs.
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staytunedfor how do you know for sure?
I'm pretty sure no one is prepared anymore
everyone should though
I'm getting prepared
I’m 19 and got my family a set of gas masks, sadly we won’t get a conelrad alert tho
"Tha majority of people exposed survived" Yeah they just basically got cancer down the line! YAY SURVIVAL!
You act as if Ooo Scary Cancer is a death sentence.
Back then it was a death sentence. Even now, survival rate isn't 90% LOL. Plus, it wasn't like breast cancer, they pretty much got different forms in different organs. You can't really treat cancer when you're told you got brain cancer, lung cancer etc all together.
Well, you probably don't have to worry about way down the line anyway.
Yea on top of that they claim they are fertile and are living normal lives, no the hell they arent, good ol american propaganda
So do you have ANY statistic on Japan to prove the film wrong on that point ?
Over the next two to four months, the acute effects of the atomic bombings killed 90,000-146,000 people in Hiroshima and 39,000-80,000 people in Nagasaki; roughly half of the deaths in each city occurred on the first day.
Dont leave your work stations ' we'll need all the production we can get . haha .
That also left me wondering. But I believe it was advice to apply *before* the nuclear war started. And it makes sense. By leaving the cities pre-emptively, you may feel that you're denying a target to your enemy. But you're actually removing the need to attack said target. A population dispersed in the countryside will progressively go back into a medieval state; and hence pose no threat to a nuclear superpower - like the Soviet Union. The only threat, perhaps, would be that the new medieval America lost control of its nuclear arsenal, and the missiles were fired accidentally.
When the nuclear siren went off, workers were expected to take refuge wherever they could. And, in the event that their area was spared from the attack, they were asked to go back to work as soon as possible.
That's how I interpret the message.
This is America, we will fight, no matter what form that takes.
Yes the government will be ushered to underground safe facilities while you pay your taxes, and yet they cower down in a guarded facility. Keep working for the prize.
I want to make ropes and scaffolds.
@@EuroUser1 issue here is the US would have already retaliated. There would not be any missiles left to "lose control of"
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218. That's not how I understand it. I believe the narrator was 'afraid' to see Americans pre-emptively leaving their cities, without any nuclear exchange actually taking place!
No need for this stuff....Just crawl into your lead lined refrigerator like Indiana Jones.......
LMAO
Yeah, but even he prepared a bit, he heard the sirens, then finally realized what was going on, the Russians tried driving away but got wiped out, as for Jones, I'm thinking in reality, he would die of radiation probably in the 1970s, lol
@@therandomytchannel4318 or instantly, for one thing those don't protect against radiation, I have tested it personally.
Lock em up boys
Correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure those old refrigerators could not be opened from the inside.
Watch the British film "Threads" for a horrible but realistic vision of what nuclear war and its aftermath would be like. No snappy music like this upbeat video.
Vault Tec approved lol 👍
This is actually very informative. I wonder what a modern version would look like?
Informative? keep ONE bottle of water in the fridge, clean up your yard, put a coat over your head and you will survive
Well modern governments hate self sufficient and independent people, they want people with Victim Mentalities that depend on Government handouts and obey Government edicts, So they wouldn't make such a film today... BUT if they did first they wouldn't mention manufacturing or anything because all that is overseas now. Secondly they would instruct everyone to obey law enforcement and government and to surrender any food or supplies they might have to "local authorities" for "equal distribution". :/ We can look to situations like Katrina and other such things FEMA was involved in as proof of this behavior. :(
Pretty much like "Bend over and kiss your ass goodbye."
@@grayeaglej Good analysis.
@@QuantumRift Thank you, I wish things were different.
By the time the film was made, the long term effects of radiation exposure such as cancer and congenital defects, were yet to appear or be detected… or they omitted them (intentionally)
Likely intentenionally omitted. this whole thing as we know now was intended to be a propoganda piece to calm the people of the US into thinking that "Despite us developing nukes, we're safe becasue unlike Japan, we actually have brains." Around the era of the war protests though these "How to survive a nuclear attack" stopped despite nukes being even more of a threat than before, but it was harder to lie to the people about how invincible we were when the cold war was literally about playing a game of chicken with our lives against Russia....and that one dude who decided not to fire the nuke in retaliation.
"Produced by Castle films" Castle as in the Castle?! The Castle has been overtaken by raiders, here, I'll mark it on your map.
Eugene Castle, the creator of Castle Films.
The raiders are attacking a settlement and holding Eugene Castle hostage! Here, I'll mark it on your map.
Fallout reference
EMP Mapping Isn’t the Army Corps of Engineer’s logo a castle?
Nice comment but I've gotten word that another settlement needs your help. I'll mark it on you map.
"Learn how to stop bleeding"
He meant communist bleeding heart liberals. And pinkos.
He forgot the mention that those exposed to radiation, maybe healthy at first.
But, people did get cancer and died 20 years later. Because of the radiation
the film was only made 6 years later 😞
if your doctor told you that you had only 6 hours to live but offered you a pill that would give you 20 more years, would you not take it? next time think before you speak. what YOU forgot to mention is that this film was made to help save your life. today government has written you off as dead and are building bunkers for themselves with your tax money while telling you there is nothing to worry about and no longer educate you on what to do or how to prepare. in fact they tell you that you are an extremist if you do prepare.
If I take the time to unplug everything in my place before hiding, I'll need 3 hour warning and a nap.
Also I don't think my city still have speakers for the alarm!
Make sure you leave your doors unlocked. Looters hate crawling through broken window openings...
I grew up during this period.... it was scary and a serious matter. The development of the H-bomb made many of these safety precautions not very practical if you were in or close to the target. Most of this information was developed through nuclear weapons' effects tests in Nevada and the Pacific Proving Ground. Today's society is largely ignorant of these effects and their ramifications.
The neutron bomb makes all this obsolete.
This. And it continues is all fear mongering. Does anyone know how many nukes have been exploded?
Research in Wikipedia. Over 2,200!!!
And we’re still here. You could have a limited exchange and it literally would not be the end of the world.
Unless it dropped on your head.
Society may be very different depending on where they’re dropped. But it would still be survivable.
I woudln't say "ignorant" as much as "Accepting" of the fate if such a bomb blew up near our homes. The best thing we could look for is a quick and hopefully painless death as the force and heat vaporizes us instantly without us knowing anything more than a bright flash on the horizon. The thing to realize is as quick as a gunshot wound through the heart or head, weapons are designed to kill and destroy and if we can develop a weapon with this much destructive force, the only way we can avoid being blown up is to either live as far away from points of importance as possible, or just never set off the weapon. Ideally we just rely on the military to prevent missiles from enemies from hitting us, but as this is an arms race, we're just as keen on making weapons that could nuke a city across the world as anyone is. Literally the only thing preventing us from killing each other is the belief that it's not worth it.
this is chilling, and I have a feeling it will help me out in the future
Dude laying in the street took a brick in the middle of the back and didn’t flinch. 👍
Is it weird that i expect the film to start glitching out then stop then the fallout 4 theme kick in
Around 5:00 you can see he even has a workbench to start converting all that scrap he just collected.
I live on a retired SAC base. It's funny to think that my tiny backwoods town would've been vaporized instantly if WW3 had went down.
And still could be if an enemy decides it is still a target.
The sound of these old videos are just great
I love the music used in there.
Where can I find it?
were you too stoned to make your username when you made it
I highly reccomend this holotape! 👍👌
Here, you can play it on your Pip-Boy. :D
And in the post apocalyptic world, the family lived under the workbench.
You forgot happily ever after
Brah we got hydrogen bombs now
Fast forward 3 years. We have Covid vaccine now.
but fortunately we have internet and keyboard forum wars to distract us from killing each other.
Some serious lies at beginning. No birth defects in Japan.... Wow.
It's infuriating. You gotta know they did studies on the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki so of course what's being said are blatant lies.
A Japanese fishing boat got caught within range of fallout from infamous Castle Bravo detonation in the Marshal Island in 1956 . Most took ill immediately .All died within 10 years later
'WarDay' by Whitney Strieber and James Kunetka is a great novel about post-bomb survival. Read it.
I miss the old times, when all we had to worry about was getting nuked into oblivion 💀
Sorry to upset you, but the bombs haven't gone away and the nuclear states now are far less stable than in the cold war. Just a matter of time.
Yes. It’s so much more pleasant to die of a biological weapon.
Especially self inflicted out of fear.
@@whereswaldo5740 what biological weapon are you talking about
Why does this look better than news footage from the 90s?
Cuz everything was better then.
actual answer - it was shot on film, not video
Another settlement needs your help. Here, I'll mark it on your map.
Tye Duncan but then a glitch occurs having the map marker not appear
If the shockwave reached them enough so to tear solid concrete, laying on the ground definitely will not save you, that means the blast will knock you about just as much as that concrete
It depends on distance , yes at 1 mile from ground zero .
The concrete could have come from a distance away or have been from a building
they have no lingering effects from radiation poisoning. they lead normal lives now.....wow!
That was before they knew about long term affects of radiation
@@domdepo
Yeah but if they actually followed people exposed to radiation like the Japanese at Hiroshima and Nagasaki they knew the long term effects even back then It takes less than 6 months to develope cancer and other debilitating illnesses.
When you go to wash, do not use conditioner. It cements any radioactive dust into your hair.
I would think by 1951 the scientists and the United States government would have had a more accurate idea what radiation does to people and the environment. They saw the devastation, illness and death brought upon Japan after we dropped two atomic bombs. These films gave people a false hope that all would be okay in an atomic attack if they followed these rules.
I remember, also, to cover with an "ASBESTOS" blanket.
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Duck and cover method make it easier to count the casualties?
very useful video . now I am convinced I can survive most of the nuclear attacks
I finally see why the Fallout 4 S.P.E.C.I.A.L openings were so... vintage-like
LOL...one measly bottle of water in the refrigerator.
And glass lol.Glass is like the worst thing since it can shatter and there goes your water.
Ok time to go in the refrigerator
Their instructions make it sound like regular weather or earthquake emergency instructions.
6:04 Close all outside doors but leave them unlocked. You don't want the looters breaking your door down to rob the place.
Looters hate crawling in through broken windows...
This is advice the govt gives you when they want you to survive a nuclear attack… unlike New York’s PSA, which advises going home and waiting for advice on social media… which sounds like the best way to die and become an easily collectable victim for burial.
Thank You For Sharing 🇺🇸
Well I guess I now know where the song "Crawl Out Through The Fallout" came from.
Fallout Vibe 💣💥🔥
It’s almost like the Fallout devs tried to emulate the vibe of the 60s and nuclear warfare
Couple sitting on the couch in the evening:
He: 'Honey, it says in this book we should go in the basement and check things out'
She, grabbing handcuffs, blindfold and a whip: 'Oh Frank! I never thought you knew about my fantasies, take me to your dungeon, master!'
i think this is probably one of the most ludicrous atomic attack prep videos i've ever seen
This was a great video indeed! By the way, General, another settlement asked for our help. Here, I'll mark it on your map!
1950's usa, were men dressed well and life was wholesome. . .
and where women were beaten if they got out of line...
jimster1111 aw, the good ole days alright. lol
@FAGGOTWARE STUDIOS Your name!! Wth man!!? Lmao
...and minorities were regarded as second-class citizens...
@Wesson Steel Looking at the post ATM. If only we could send screencaps to show you how it's not the case. 😂😂😂
the voice is so awesome
The guy sitting on the couch reading doesn’t have to worry about the bomb His cigarettes eventually killed him
It sucked growing up expecting this to happen any moment-we needed those recreational pharmaceuticals.
Now the communists make them and are killing us with poisoned medicines.
I feel bad for those who had to deal with those drills.... especially after seeing the other video where people were going insane being cooped up together so long. I think a lot of us would just rather die from the explosion and get it over with than go through that....
Gonna need this now
Kids: Don't set off nuclear weapons at home.
its Like fallout 4....
Fallout is based on this classic american style
+soyon manlai no vaults?
cesar cantu No such thing, but there were many panic like of the soviet union, this red fear made many americans want to build fallout shelter
+soyon manlai i know, im just kidding. its towards the fallout comment
You'll find a lot more video like this on CZcams. I found a lot of these old Civil Defense PSAs from 1950's and 1960's. And yes, it'll feel like a Fallout viral ads. That's where Fallout series get it's inspirations and influences from.
be a camera man, and you will survived 100%
"Close all outside doors, but leave them unlocked." Right, because it's poor sportsmanship to make looters work for your food and your women. :)
Haha yeah
you won't have time to lock every door is what he was saying
goldfische My guess is to make first responder's have easier access to evacuate survivors. That is if there are any rescuers left.
Pretty sure it was so civil defense could easily check on you.
Believe it or not looters were not the problem back then as they are now.
Looters today don’t wait for a bomb to be dropped. In case no one noticed.
The 60's nostalgia... Lol
Actually this was 1951
Where's the facking vault boy?
6:50 POV: when u did press a light mode on da phone
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war... war never change
@enterthetekken Pretty sure you missed the point on that one ... still kinda funny though.
The amount of improvised shrapnel, in the form of glass, steel and other goodies will show us how you cant stop the bleeding. The flies will have a field day.
July 4, 2020---Survival under atomic attack? We can't even fend off the virus that's going around the world. Thanks for the video. I never saw these as a kid, but I remember the duck and cover drills I had in elementary school.
What virus?
Rich coming from the U.S Government. They even mention hiroshima and nagasaki! Reckon they gave them time to turn off all their appliances?
Disgraceful
and tragically, that was the mercy.... they were originally planning to just carpet bomb Japan entirely but decided to drop the bombs instead to force a surrender. Though Japan was already about to surrender, the bombs made it happen a bit sooner. Though a large part of that was the Japanese also realizing they were literally throwing their own people's lives away to fight a war that was unnecessary to them. The whole Kamikaze thing.... so many soldiers were defecting as well. The whole war was a mess....
I wish I had a fall out shelter for when I fall out with my family
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SIREN WAS TESTED ON WEDNESDAY'S - 12 NOON
BASICALLY...A WARNING THAT YOU WOULD BE INCINERATED IF THIS WAS A REAL ATTACK
>HD
>quality only goes up to 480p
Almost none of this advice will save you in the event of atomic attack. Radiation is going right through that work bench in the basement.
Actually, no. If you have 3 ft. of earth between you and the blast location, you will be fine. It those caught out in the open that the initial xray dose would affect. Then there is the fallout particles.
ITT: people who can’t do basic math using nearly 80 years of data and hindsight to say this video that existed before some of this data was available is wrong.
More like people recognizing propoganda when they see it. A lot of things said would've been obvious even back then that it's false and ignorant. "The Japanese easily would've survived if they just used thier heads and stood behind these fence posts, see?" Even in the 1800s people knew how BOMBS worked.... hard to imagine people suddenly forgot in 1960....
Why close the external door but leave it unlocked?
6:34 Ah, good. The daughter remembered to bring the poop bucket! 😁
2022 anyone?
People exposed to radioactive fallout recovered completely . Uh huh 🙄
As long as they don't let trash pile up
Early Mike Judge voiceover work.
Too funny...learn how to stop bleeding - nice tip! also hubby reading booklet to mildly interested wife, hilarious
Sure. Didn’t you know if you just ignore things they just go away.
Look no communist threat today.
No hunger poverty corruption crime or disease. Especially disease. We have Covid to thank for being not only the scourge of the world but the cure for every malady that bothers mankind.
Time to brush up I guess....
"Duck and cover!!!"
A Fallout Video Games Get Me Everytime.
Nice model 5.
i grew up in a place whare we didnt worry about survival or the aftermath . we were grond zero half a dozen times over.
Colorado Springs, DC, Moscow?
I like the contrast of 7:21 "tinkle" and 7:36 RROOOOAAAAARRRR.
This is so, so true right now with the state of the world
8:27 lmao😂 he really dissed them like that huh?
Yeah, like it was the Japanese's fault smh
According to this video no one will dye in an atomic blast if they just take cover!
Im exactly 19 miles from a 2nd degree nuke target. Ooohhhh shioiit
cool
How realistic
They recovered completely... until they got cancer and died
No one said a get in a fridge joke
Wow this is old 0-0
Hey! I grew up during all this!
No mention of how to use a pip boy
Vault tech
7:06 they just threw a piece of concrete at my mans
One landed on his back lol. Oof.
Please share since the powers that be have decided to tear up treaties on nukes..needed for future info ?
They'll be fine he said....
"Meh, if my leg's blown off I still got another one...."
bruh people make of protect and survive but at least they didn't just tell you to grab a bottle of water, take down some mirrors, and hide in your hallway
8:11 Remember to check your radio for the all clear signal... It won't work, because the circuitry is toast, but just try anyway.
This video was made before solid-state electronics became common. Vacuum tubes were far hardier to EMPs and radiation.
@@evanmorris6508 Oooooh...
@@geroldgrimel4811 Don't worry, this isn't even a hot take, the likes of which I've seen several in the comments
Even solid state will be fine from EMP. Most electronics today would be fine. The issue that would be the greatest concern would be the electrical grid. EMP will be absorbed by long antenna lines, like the high tension power wires. Cars and small electronics will be just fine