In Time of Emergency - A Citizen's Handbook on Nuclear Attack, Natural Disasters (1968) by United States. Office of Civil Defense
page 37 of 103 (35%)
page 37 of 103 (35%)
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off cannot be seen. If you see unusual quantities of gritty particles
outside (on window ledges, sidewalks, cars, etc.) after an attack, you should assume that they are fallout particles, and therefore stay inside your shelter until you are told it is safe to come out. * * * * * CHAPTER 5 IMPROVISING FALLOUT PROTECTION SUMMARY BEFORE AN EMERGENCY 1. If there is no public fallout shelter near your home and you have decided _not_ to prepare a permanent or preplanned shelter in your basement or yard, make sure that you have on hand _now_ the materials and tools needed to improvise an emergency shelter at home. These would include shielding material (for an inside shelter), and lumber and a shovel (for an outside shelter). DURING AN EMERGENCY 1. If you have no better shelter to go to, improvise an emergency |
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