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This manual outlines methods for utilizing existing structures to provide shelter against atomic attack. It details the principles of radiation shielding, blast resistance, and fallout protection within the context of common building materials and designs. The work addresses the practical challenges of retrofitting structures for survival, emphasizing the importance of preparedness and the strategic use of available resources.
This work is recognized for its historical significance as a primary source document from the Civil Defense era. Its reproduction ensures the preservation of knowledge regarding preparedness strategies during a period of significant geopolitical tension. The text offers insights into the technical considerations and public guidance provided for civilian safety in the face of atomic threats, making it valuable for historical and emergency preparedness studies.
Page Count:
58
Publication Date:
2015-09-06
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1341827348
ISBN-13:
9781341827341
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