In Time of Emergency - A Citizen's Handbook on Nuclear Attack, Natural Disasters (1968) by United States. Office of Civil Defense
page 46 of 103 (44%)
page 46 of 103 (44%)
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1. If you are going to a _public_ fallout shelter, take with you the
supplies you will need. 2. If you are going to your _home_ fallout shelter, gather up the supplies and equipment you want to take to the shelter area with you. SUPPLIES FOR FALLOUT SHELTERS People gathered in public and private fallout shelters to escape fallout radiation after a nuclear attack would have to stay there--at least part of the time--for a week or two. During this time they would need certain supplies and equipment in order to stay alive and well, and to cope with emergency situations that might occur in their shelters. This chapter tells you what supplies and equipment to take with you if you go to a public fallout shelter, and what items you should keep on hand if you plan to use a family fallout shelter at home. WHAT TO TAKE TO A PUBLIC FALLOUT SHELTER To augment the supply of food and liquids usually found in large buildings, most public fallout shelters are stocked--and others are being stocked--with emergency supplies. These include water containers, emergency food rations, sanitation items, basic medical supplies, and instruments to measure the radiation given off by fallout particles. |
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