Protection In The Nuclear Age (1979?) HQ

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[@MrScottie68]

As a kid I had recurring nightmares that the attack warning signal would sound and I’d be home alone

[@mr.pavone9719]

Every now and then, in the middle of the night, the sirens would sound on the nearby airbase and the FB111s would scramble at full afterburner.
That was always a no-sleep night.

[@SovereignStatesman]

Same here.

[@mytoasteroven2402]

That’s raw as hell, dude.

[@jasonmikolajewski2653]

I am having nightmares about that right now in Fall 2022!

[@sr71ablackbird]

the old `nukemares' ?

[@michelehood8837]

This is the film we watched in school, suburban Detroit, in the 1970s. Scared the shhhhittt out of us!

[@anapaulatillman.6133]

Why the hell would anyone nuke the Blue Man Group? Okay, they're annoying, but it seems a bit extreme.

[@magnum7978]

LMAO good one

[@WR3ND]

Now this is my kind of nostalgia, that warm and fuzzy feeling all over. ☺

[@Lavabug]

Warm and fuzzy fallout

[@Eli_Santin]

Shamus Culhane's last film. Tom Sito was Shamus' assistant on this project. I conducted an interview with Tom yesterday and he said Shamus would rough animate the characters. Then Tom would clean it all up and prepare the exposure sheets.

[@ZakWolf]

It's the American version of "Protect and Survive!" This cleaned-up version seems less spooky than the older lower-quality rip previously uploaded.

[@razvandobos9759]

wileyk209zback Oh yeah it does! Much better.

[@decrisp]

I guess, but they both serve one purpose well

[@SovereignStatesman]

@cakey Because nuclear war is cute.... just like all these "orderly evacuations" would occur, of 100 million people.

[@1nsertTitleHere]

It's far more effective and less repetitive. Protect and Survive just kept on repeating the same thing like 10 times overall.

[@SovereignStatesman]

@@1nsertTitleHere Bullshit is bullshit. Little blue people running around into safe shelters? WOULD NOT WORK.

[@stevenbello2169]

Growing up in the 70's/80's I was petrified of nuclear war. Now I find these type of films relaxing.

[@ericzerkle5214]

3:22 good ol thunderbolt siren!!! We still have a few here in my area left over from the Cold War that are used for tornado sirens..

[@NMeyer0]

This is the American version of the 1973 Canadian film, "11 Steps to Survival." It uses some of that film's footage.

[@liamcummings5341]

fallout man yes. Such as the “heading to basement” scene. Or the explosion scene.

[@SovereignStatesman]

It looks a Canadian PSA, with the creepy animation.

[@SovereignStatesman]

@@liamcummings5341 Because fallout can't go down stairs when windows are blasted out.

[@KingThrillgore]

It was produced by the Film Board so yeah, it looks the exact same

[@goodboy02network90]

I saw parts of this in an analog horror series. Right as they said “Here are the important instructions”, the EBA interrupted as the nukes were coming.

[@Pallibasher]

I love that video haha

[@mapletouqe]

Yeah, I know that series. It was quite ironic when that happened. If I memory serves me correctly, wasn't the series called "America's last month" or something like that?

[@goodboy02network90]

@@mapletouqe I think so.

[@mapletouqe]

@@goodboy02network90 Okay, yeah.

[@scratchdog2216]

Born '65. Thought Ronnie Raygun was going to push the button. Never thought I'd live this long yet here I am.

[@vr6swp]

One of my dad's co-workers had a fallout shelter at his house (my memory is that it was pretty elaborate but maybe not). I asked dad a couple times why we didn't have one - he calmly explained that if the Soviets attacked the US, CA would be a big smoking crater from north of Sacramento all the way to the MX border. Building a shelter, in his estimation, was a huge waste of time.

[@archae108]

That is why you evacuate.

[@MichaelSHartman]

Next he says that it's not worth evacuating, and he doesn't want to move.
That's enough to give a kid nightmares.

[@grahamfisher5436]

your father was right

[@peterphilstacey4698]

V honest, these bastard's don't want to tell us we've had it

[@lomgshorts3]

Perhaps so, but a shelter could protect against many other "disasters" , say civil unrest, tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, storage for food, a root cellar, and other civil emergencies. You can never be too prepared.

[@paulhyland7456]

"95% of land will be unaffected........ Except for nuclear fallout". lol

[@elhache7160]

Where I lived in CT in the 70s and 80s the next town over had a siren at their fire department they tested every week at 5pm . We used to call it the 5'o clock whistle. As long as it went off at 5pm. We always knew it was just a test. We were pretty close to counter-value targets in SW Connecticut . Probably close enough the blast and heat would kill us or if the warhead overshot its target Probably get vaporized.

[@nigelhall6714]

I can well see the UK watching this and taking ideas for their 'Protect and Survive' Series of Nuclear protection shorts.

[@Keithbarber]

Protect and survive was made before this film was made

[@taylorp535]

As someone who has a boomer grandfather (baby boomer), he remembers ALL of the horrors of nuclear war POSSIBLY happening. Especially the drills and everything. I find this stuff fascinating especially with what is going on in the world and with so many nations having nuclear weapons.

[@MrTommyboy68]

I'm screwed. I live within 10 miles of at least 5 Minuteman Missiles. We ARE #1 on the targeting list. I just hope the first one falls right on my head. I DO NOT want to survive. Being prior military and Volunteer Firefighter, I am more aware than most about the horrors that await.

[@deusvult4608]

I live within 10 miles of an air force base, so that's not good whatsoever

[@damonthaplaya8443]

You two would be going out quick and almost painlessly. I live outside of a potential target, so...

[@gwesco]

We had 18 Minuteman sites ringing us as well as an air force base and Hughes aircraft. We also had an Army communication base 90 miles away. We were target number 1. I was told that the entire southern half of Arizona would be reduced to a sheet of glass had nuclear war erupted.
A friend has a house with a guest cottage that has the bedroom and bath about 60 feet underground. It was the only fallout shelter I had ever seen. It was built in the early 50's. Very scary feeling of being trapped down there!

[@nathanjustus6659]

Are you? I don’t know. Would anyone bomb what’ll be a hole in the ground?

[@sollew7434]

I live within 40 or so minutes of a naval base, which means if a nuke happens to strike said base, I am right in the middle of the painful death zone.

[@SPCWAUKESHA6170]

"here are the offical instructions: you must take cover immediately" No shit.

[@grahamfisher5436]

however....
insanity is would happen

[@Musicradio77Network]

It happened in Beirut, Lebanon where the explosion took place.

[@MichaelOKeefe2009]

This is basically the AMERICAN version of the UK's infamous "Protect & Survive" videos.

[@jamesgrimwood1285]

*shows blast knocking buildings over and the heat setting it all on fire*
*recommends hiding behind a tree*

[@mr.pavone9719]

Hey, did any trees get knocked down?

[@MichaelSHartman]

Chances are if it hits, the first indication will be the flash. Unless you are far away, or facing the other way, you are now blind, and the heat and earthquake are coming. This action is probably for people greater than 5 miles away, or the next town.

[@grahamfisher5436]

@cakey WITNESS MY POWER
oh shit it's a tree
damn
I never knew timber could withstand the power of the sun exploding
why don't they just advise everyone to buy and build a wooden shed..
then 🤔
🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@grahamfisher5436]

@@yousaysmn9410 🤣🤣
this made me spit my tea out laughing 😅🤣
and I wasn't even drinking any tea

[@dickrammer1319]

4:33 "At home find protection in the basement or under the stairs"...5:01 "OH SH!!!

[@joehnunya]

I'm 7 miles outside a major metro area. I will hopefully become dust immediately.

[@moggridge1]

If we're not all blue creatures before the explosions, we shall be soon afterwards. 😕

[@davidpar2]

We called the testing of these air raid sirens every Monday morning “the 11:00 bell”

[@dean6816]

Go to the nearest medicine cabinet and take as many tablets as you can!!

[@germanmemerboi3157]

I prefer this over the Aktion UK one.
Kinda more topics as a whole, like caves as a shelter or temporary relocation.

[@gaborvoros7354]

Looks like Protect and Survive to me from the UK

[@rickhorn9609]

We will be toast before the sirens sound!!

[@iitzfizz]

15:26 - We must not allow a mine shaft gap!!!

[@davidhooper1767]

In the UK the Government deemed it too expensive to build fallout shelters.

[@thebarbarianofkings6716]

I heard that at the 4th or 5th grade, you are taught about the nuclear weapons and how to survive

[@neyoid]

Not anymore in the States.

[@ElleCee62978]

1983, kindergarten. Our first week of school, we had a nuclear attack drill.

[@MDJ-wb1pn]

People today wouldn’t listen to anything.

[@therandomytchannel4318]

That fs thunderbolt 1000 had to be on setting 6 lol cool retro video

[@themagus5906]

Love those Thunderbolts...truly the king of all sirens!

[@RT-qd8yl]

Fellow Americans watching this in 2024 to brush up on nuclear survival just to be on the safe side:
*_Based._* 👋

[@blaydCA]

Some of us remember it from back in day.
Smoke 'em if you got them! 😊

[@lenscap8925]

Portable radio? Batteries?
Will I be able to get even wifi or cell reception?
Where do I recharge my device?
How many hours will I allot to social media and gaming?
Can I get any Amazon deliveries "below my foundation"? They still deliver don't they...

[@curtwuollet2912]

And a towel.

[@davidstrohl]

Same logic as duck and cover. Post-attack life? Good luck! Commerce stops. Air travel stops. Gas stations empty and closed. Life grinds to a halt. Grocery stores closed. Power companies close. It’s the dark ages all over again.

[@almostfm]

You know, my grandparents grew up without air travel, gas stations, and power companies. The late 1800s were hardly "the dark ages".

[@almostfm]

@CZcams Veterinarian You know, I used to be impressed and intimidated by people swearing. But then I turned 12.
And the point you missed, you clueless buffoon, is that what the specific things he referred to as "the dark ages" weren't available 120 years ago either. If he equates those things with "the dark ages" he has no more of a clue than you do.

[@cplinstructor]

Right, that’s why Hiroshima and Nagasaki are uninhabited today? Oh, wait...
Or why Germany and Japan, both of which had their entire infrastructure system, and factories, and transportation networks destroyed in the war descended into the dark ages and never rebuilt from the war... Oh wait that’s false too.
Most of the country would be unaffected by the blasts in even the most unrealistically bad scenarios and the fallout would be mostly tolerable after about two weeks, it would do a lot of damage, but it would be far from a dark age.

[@MichaelSHartman]

We wouldn't have the infrastructure like plowhorses, hand tools, and heating. Radiation sickness would be like the Black Death.

[@blaydCA]

October 1962.
Taste it again for the first time.
(And just may do that).

[@moelll]

I think this is a 1980 version. FEMA wasn't established til around 1979 or so. I agree though. It's much better

[@latenighthype5905]

It makes sense, because I just so happened to find this video for free download and use from FEMA's archive.

[@WitchidWitchid]

Prior to 1979 FEMA was known as the Department of Civil Defense. So it could be that this film was in their archives all along. Regardless the scenes in the film look like they were definitely taken back in the 1950s.

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

@@WitchidWitchidThey were bought from the National Film Board of Canada.

[@WitchidWitchid]

@@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co Ah... thanks.

[@Deleted11100]

enjoying this should watch on here 'Protect and survive UK' even though it's meant with good intentions it's just sinister

[@johnthompson7420]

"not the bowls".... good thing i saw this.

[@Tobyhamster-qw2td]

This is perfect for world war 3 Incase a neclear bomb hits Canada 🇨🇦

[@blue387]

16:25 Don't forget the can openers!

[@bang1338]

Teacher: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,-
(Nuclear explodes)

[@Pixdoet]

*lives in Vatican city*
But this is a big country

[@ITILII]

Smallest "country" in the world, yet wealthiest ....oh but the church has no money.....criminals

[@sollew7434]

@@ITILIINot even close to richest.

[@satanofficial3902]

The heavens declare the glory of the Bomb, and the firmament showeth Its handiwork. Glory be to the Bomb, and to the Holy Fallout. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be. World without end. May the Blessings of the Bomb Almighty, and the Fellowship of the Holy Fallout, descend upon us all. This day and forever more. Amen.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

That's some of the best script ever written for a movie. Great satire.

[@MichaelSHartman]

Planet of the Apes sequel?

[@dammitdan106]

Beneath The Planet of the Apes. Subterranean mutants worshipped a cobalt-encased Omega ICBM, singing "All Things Bright and Beautiful" and reciting the above prayer. Russia's leaders claim to have a 50Mt, cobalt--salted, nuclear powered USV and threaten to kill all life on Earth if they don't get their way. So mutant orcs are real.

[@rickhorn9609]

Planet of the apes

[@wavealip8059]

Oh great, I have 30 minutes to fight multiple fires, and turn off my water and gas before the radioactive fallout arrives.

[@maverickhistorian6488]

You're gonna be busy then.

[@georgefeser6483]

These made me 10x more paranoid about the nukes going off

[@MichaelSHartman]

Well, we have a tenth of the nukes now.

[@grahamfisher5436]

if you wanna
× the 10 by 1000
then CZcams
QED A guild to Armageddon

[@user-jp4tl9zd8n]

I think 💬🤔 i seen this before as a child 🚸🚸 and it scared 😨😳 me and others.

[@decrisp]

Some of these scenes look very familiar to the Canadian Infomercial, but with black men instead of blue ones...

[@RHYoutubeAcct]

decrisp1251 this used footage from the canadian version. In the credits the filmmakers acknowledge and thank the Canadian Emergency Preparedness division and NFB

[@SovereignStatesman]

Everybody blue in a nuclear war.

[@Bill23799]

Protection in the Nuclear Age........I thought this was a film about Glow in the Dark Condoms.

[@razvandobos9759]

Back when Civil Defense was obsolete.

[@beenaplumber8379]

Seriously! When did they do away with Civil Defense? And when did they close all those fallout shelters? I remember they were everywhere when I was a kid, but at some point in the 80s (I thought it was earlier, but this video says otherwise) I learned they were no longer maintained as public shelters, probably because we'd given up on surviving long enough to get to one, or because they could only accommodate a tiny fraction of the population.

[@beenaplumber8379]

@CZcams Veterinarian Because no one is going to drop any more expensive bombs than they need to get the job done, plus insurance (think past a single exchange that's over in 30 minutes - our military leaders do), and not all of us live in target areas or in major city centers. Some of us live in the far suburbs and rural areas. There is a fair bit of time between a nuke blast and the fallout that follows. Upwind of the blast, there might not be any fallout at all. It's not a hopeless cause. Even if only 30% of the people in the city where I live survive a blast, should we leave them with no resources? Even if only 5% survive, I think we should prepare for their needs. But I think over 70% of Americans are projected to survive a hypothetical full exchange with the Russians. I think it would be cruel and irresponsible to leave the survivors with nothing at all. Survival of at least some of us is worth something. That's why we should bother.

[@mariekatherine5238]

@@beenaplumber8379 I was in several fallout shelters as a kid. They were all at the Naval base where my dad was stationed. But there was another one nearby off base for families and several others my friends told me about for civilian employees. This was in the late 50s, early 60s. It'd be really fascinating to find out if anything remains of them...if I could even find them. The area was nearly unrecognizable to me when I drove through in 2016. It used to be in the middle of nowhere, now it's like one giant, slightly shop-worn strip mall.

[@MarcusPearl]

Beena Plumber you need to do some homework because it’s estimated that 90% of the worlds population would die within the first ten minutes of a nuclear conflict

[@SAnn-rf3oz]

This must be when the government still pretended they cared about us.....

[@svenbenglen7599]

many of these shelters seem like graves, how are you supposed to get out after the fire and collapse of the house around you?

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

They weren't meant for people living in cities. They were originally intended for people who lived in distant suburbs, small towns, or the country, although in the end most were built in cities as that's where people lived.
Keep in mind, too, that most were built in the mid-1950s, at a time when it wouldn’t have been especially easy for the Soviets to target inland cities. (In truth before the development of the ICBM the Soviets were much more fixated on Europe and Alaska than the lower 48; it's possible that in an early 50s nuclear war Germany would have been bombed far more heavily than the US mainland.)

[@METALSCAVENGER78]

The dimensions of the brick and concrete wall,as well as of the packed earth are totally off in relation to the number the documentary shows and to the person behind them

[@MarcusPearl]

Lead is the only thing that could effectively protect someone from fallout. But fallout can penetrate through it all

[@lundsweden]

Just a note, I am 48 and have never seen a fallout shelter sign here in NSW Australia. I guess some people had private shelters, but I've never seen one of them either!

[@pacificcy3182]

I think the fallout shelter signs are a US thing, not sure what Australia did for fallout shelters.

[@lundsweden]

@@pacificcy3182 Duck & cover!!

[@grahamfisher5436]

your government
didn't want to patronise its citizens
why make folks aware of their impending doom and destruction
May sense and sensibility lead and prevail

[@danieltempleton7512]

Australia had duck and cover drills for children for a while, but that's about it.
We weren't a high priority target. The civil defence organisation was officially disbanded, it became the SES (in Victoria) or similar in NSW.

[@razvandobos9759]

4:04 they should’ve included a Gentex Commander 3, a Spectral Alert Advance, and a EST Integrity.

[@razvandobos9759]

This was made I think in 1980. FEMA was founded around that time.

[@michaellovely6601]

F.E.M.A (Federal Emergency Management Agency) was established in 1979 to replace the United States Office of Civil Defense.

[@millerdiller1867]

Who's here getting a education in case of WW3?

[@FixItStupid]

Right Its A Nuclear END One Way Or The Other Any Time Now

[@grahamfisher5436]

this is DEFO not good education 😕🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣
CZcams
QED A guild to Armageddon
watch .. then decide 🤔🙄😕
that's the true reality of all this building a shelter business.
May sense and sensibility lead and prevail...

[@the1kid2731]

This Could be useful for World War III

[@grahamfisher5436]

CZcams
QED A guild to Armageddon
watch.. then decide 🤔😬😕😔

[@riceboy1701e]

@ 14:43: "Dig an L-shaped trench." Yep...dig your own grave so the survivors won't have to do it.

[@josiahpike]

Wow, the first area they showed as likely for an attack is where I live. Welp, time to move.

[@dennischevres9404]

hey ian union city nj nyc is ground zero I will sit on my beach chair sun glasses and a martini and watch the fire works

[@mr.pavone9719]

Let's see if Lady Liberty does a duck and cover.

[@QuintTheSharker]

The cake will be burned!

[@amandahall4099]

it looks kind of like blue Pikmin

[@scaredycousins]

Yes

[@colinootnaboot8256]

I thought it was the start of the clangers,to begin with

[@davidfaas58777]

The Greatest Danger is Hopelessness Yes,I believe its possible to survive a Incident like that one mentioned in the film Lastly I hope that it never comes to that God bless America 🇺🇲

[@joeyj6808]

The amazing part is that the average American BELIEVED this tripe.
so...DON'T loot a pharmacy and then stand on the roof, waiting for that ultimate tan?

[@nickatnights]

“If there are small fires put them out”. Does the government think we are ducking stupid?

[@user-mz3ig5oo3w]

Considering that 6 months ago, people panic-bought toilet paper and pasta, yes.

[@kittykat999a]

Yes

[@user-dg5nj7zl2u]

Today in 2024 after a ballistic missle strike from Russia it would hit the USA. in 30 minutes or less and 15 min. If it came from a nuclear sub. 😢

[@Driver-UK]

All good stuff 🤔🤔

[@jamesrowden303]

I wonder how many rabid preppers have this on actual 8mm film for parties and family get togethers.

[@robertsierra1842]

What about the all clear signal siren? The narrator forgot to do this.

[@flowersofthefield340]

Re Building Trust ..............
🌈🌍🕊

[@paloma_b200]

This is not a test

[@BenTuckett1997_MainChannel]

Does anyone have the full, unedited audio of the Siren sounds?
And where can anyone get it?

[@beingjohn392]

The ignorance of this is truly amazing. Good luck and God bless to all of you

[@grahamfisher5436]

yep..
are you able to watch this today?
as a comedy 🤣
the people needed something to give them a sense of security, protection and hope..
in the UK we got
Threads
and . ( youtube)
QED A guild to Armageddon
absolutely no mention of
the human mind not being able to fathom nor cope! with what would be unleashed on the planet
I live in peace
and I don't spend a second thinking ""worrying"" about ""trying"" to survive
by understanding the realities
I grew up in Newark upon Trent, UK
10 minutes from the RAF VBG (Vulcan Bomber Group) airbases
and 20 minutes away from RAF Faldingworth -
the RAF VBG nuclear warhead storage bunker
so knew we'd be Ash and glass
hope your having a good Christmas time
and ....
May sense and sensibility lead and prevail

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Ignorance implies they didn’t know what they were talking about. This is disinformation. "You can survive, so don't worry if we rattle our sabres!"

[@ElliotWORLD]

How quant, how naïve, putting the most optimistic scenarios forefront. First: YES it would be the end of the world. The environmental damage would be too great to sustain life as we know it. What happens to crops? livestock? With no to little sunlight for photosynthesis we cannot make food. A great percentage of natural water sources will be undrinkable but for the miniscule amount saved and stored. Radiation from nuclear weaponry has been so comically discounted to the point where a smiling, little cartoon man is putting out a white plate on his porch to measure fallout that falls like a gentle snow. Meanwhile it will sicken the planet for years. We can't comprehend the end. Especially the end caused irrevocably by human kind. i hope to be incinerated by the initial blast. Make it quick. I don't want to be some straggling, roach-like, post apocalyptic creature. At a certain point, life is not worth it. I will be done. You will be done. Thy will be done. We are less prepared than ever. The prospect of a nuclear war is a remote idea, an abstraction. We have no PSA's about it, no drills, nobody in government is discussing this earth ending power controlled by deeply flawed men such a Putin or (another) Trump and their sycophants No one knows what immediate danger means. I imagine perceived, expected time for announcements, warnings, and alarms heard and watched with curiosity, arguments, furious texting/posting/selfie taking and tweeted opinions until the bright white flash in the sky one second before you are rendered dust.

[@hayleyscomet3447]

Did they not know about nuclear winter being a possibility when this was produced?

[@MarcusPearl]

No, they didn’t know until 1983

[@ccffire6666]

it's a historic video of the time unfortunately it's obsolete big time because now we have the power to destroy everything in anyone weapons are more advanced more precise more accurate with laser-guided precision

[@cincinnatibengalsfan2451]

19:07 I AM SPEED

[@NoName-gt5mc]

14:13

[@sharon4364]

Anyone besides me wonder why we don't get more updated (like for the 2000's hint hint) information and instructions? Or is it that they determined there is no possible way to survive, so we don't talk about It??

[@marcossonicracer]

it was more because people didn't think it could happen in the 90's or 00's because of the dissolution of the USSR. well, now we know how wrong we were. NYC did a PSA some days ago about this also, but it was crude and didn't have even as nearly as enough info as this has. and tbh, there is also 2 facts to consider:
1: if you live in a country where there is EAS or an EAS equivalent, you will have much more chances to survive than for example i will here in Brazil, where preparedness is ZERO. not even basements we have, let alone fallout shelters. the good news however is, that it seems that we here in Brazil are not target number 1, so we could potentially be not attacked directly. not that it would be any better with fallout, but i digress. (not saying it is impossible for us to be attacked with a nuke, heck, we are part of BRICS, an alliance that the U.S. will most likely retaliate against. it isn't impossible just unlikely)
2: if a modern nuclear missile (like the russian Khinzal, Poseidon or the Avangard weapons) is to strike a major metropolitan area, you not only would most likely be vaporized because of the stupidly high iyeld of the weapon (claimed to be 100MT, twice the potency of the Tsar bomba), AND, would have next to no time to run (30 seconds IF there was any warning at all). so forget about geting home if you are outside of it at work for example (wich, let's be honest will be 99% of the people). so, you gonna shelter where you are when you recieve the warning. this was true then, and it is even more true now. you can be a super prepper with lots and lots of survival food and material at home, but if you are unlucky to be out of your home when the bomb falls, you are NOT geting home anytime soon. it is simply impossible to begin with. especially if you or your home is located anywhere near downtown or a priority target (Military Base, Airport, Industrial Zone, commercial center, Big Government shelters like Cheyene moutain or Mount Weather, basically anywhere near 100 km radius of an area where a bomb can fall), if you or your home is anywhere near there, then you can say goodbye for it. and even if you are at the safe zone when it does happen, one slip up and it is game over, so you gotta follow the advices given to the rule and once locked down in the shelter wait at least for the full 14 days to be safe. if after that there will be any society or anything left... then it's another story completely.

[@kellyvaters1689]

​@@marcossonicracer A Tsar Bomba level weapon would be a waste of resources for the nation deploying it. From the result of the Tsar Bomba test, it was discovered that the law of diminishing returns applied - a 10-fold increase in the yield of the weapon only created something like a four-fold increase in the blast radius. Modern weapons now involve MIRV technology with each warhead having a yield of no more than 100KT.

[@KbB-kz9qp]

It is difficult to imagine these bureaucrats still producing such inane rubbish as late as 1979.

[@mrlodwick]

The guy sounds like Ed Bishop.

[@rickhorn9609]

UFO comming in launch interceptor moon base, sky1 launch mobile units stand by get me col freeman, foster and lt drake!!

[@ihavenomouthandimusttype9729]

10:27 they're not

[@mariodiorazio7460]

E7

[@SovereignStatesman]

Public fallout-shelter = indoor blast-furnace

[@colinootnaboot8256]

Crematorium

[@GamePlayShare]

March 2022. This old footage is useful again. Lets hope we won't need to use all this information. But i advice everyone to watch this, considering that russian fascists are attacking mostly civilian targets.

[@bobbyhamblen2338]

I don't think anybody in '79 was falling for this load of shit. This looks more like '59.

[@Photo0021]

This was made in 73', then edited and remade for America in 78'. You're more likely to survive the attack than afterwards.

[@ryanmccauslin7578]

Was this 16mm? Or tape?

[@beverlycrusher9713]

6:23-WRONG the emp would have destroyed all OPERATING electrical devices, including electric motors used in municipal pumping stations, that means as soon as the bomb went off, no more water or power or radios, INCLUDING battery operated radios, that is yet another reason to store batteries and device separately, even back then.9:51 well not EXACTLY while the radiation MAY have weakened the TRUE danger comes when materials have ben particleized, the REAL danger comes from breathing the radioactive materials, those grains of dust and sand that were dirt, buildings and, yes, people, you breathe them in and that is where the real dsamage is done, THIS is what kills you if the bomb doesn't. 10:12 i remember seeing some of these as a kid. 11:34 yeah or some goofus with a few dozen ak-47s and a few thousand rounds of ammo saying GIT OFFA MUH LAND, THE GUHMENT AINT GONNA TELL ME WUHT TO O DUE. 12.00 YES, THAT IS TRUE, and, more than likely, it will go as smoothly as it does at any other time, well that and the knowledge that absolute death is going to fall from the sky at any moment.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

That’s not how EMP works!😂

[@beverlycrusher9713]

@@annoyingbstard9407 ok, then tell me how an EMP works.

[@carissa8283i]

Change putins bank account into my name. Since he said I can have all his money. If you could bring it to me, I'll give you half.

[@SicMetalMaggot4life]

Can’t help but feel that the ending “Then why not just give up and die?” bit didn’t exactly do much to inspire confidence…the answer he gives is basically “it would be senseless”. Not the most encouraging motivator. : P

[@lanslater]

Wow how useful was that 🤮 even then

[@MarcusPearl]

Propaganda