NOTE
In addition to this free book
let me give a free tip too all these
not in the mood for reading books
during possible nuclear war:
Just bend yourself in a winding-sheet and
start walking toward nearest cemetery.
Do it silently and slowly to prevent any panic
in your neighbourhood.
Mike
Heres a fantastic FREE BOOK
on Nuclear War survival skills -
http://www.oism.org/nwss
NUCLEAR WAR SURVIVAL SKILLS
Updated and Expanded
1987 Edition
Cresson H. Kearny
With Foreword by Dr. Edward Teller
Original Edition Published September, 1979,
by Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
a Facility of the U.S. Department of Energy
Published by the
Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine
Cave Junction, Oregon
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword by Dr. Edward Teller
6
About the Author by Dr. Eugene P. Wigner
10
Acknowledgements
12
Introduction
14
Chapter 1 The Dangers from Nuclear Weapons: Myths and Facts
21
Chapter 2 Psychological Preparations
31
Chapter 3 Warnings and Communications
33
Chapter 4 Evacuation
40
Chapter 5 Shelter, the Greatest Need
49
Chapter 6 Ventilation and Cooling of Shelters
65
Chapter 7 Protection Against Fires and Carbon Monoxide
81
Chapter 8 Water
85
Chapter 9 Food
95
Chapter 10 Fallout Radiation Meters
119
Chapter 11 Light
127
Chapter 12 Shelter Sanitation and Preventive Medicine
130
Chapter 13 Surviving Without Doctors
136
Chapter 14 Expedient Shelter Furnishings
149
Chapter 15 Improvised Clothing and Protective Items
156
Chapter 16 Minimum Pre-Crisis Preparations
164
Chapter 17 Permanent Family Fallout Shelters for Dual Use
167
Chapter 18 Trans-Pacific Fallout
188
Appendices
A Instructions for Six Expedient Fallout Shelters
193
A.1 Door-Covered Trench Shelter
198
A.2 Pole-Covered Trench Shelter
203
A.3 Small-Pole Shelter
208
A.4 Aboveground, Door-Covered Shelter
215
A.5 Aboveground, Ridgepole Shelter
221
A.6 Above ground, Crib-Walled Shelter
228
B How to Make and Use a HomemadeShelter-Ventilating Pump, the KAP
234
C A HOMEMADE FALLOUT METER, THE K.F.M. - HOW TO MAKE AND USE IT
253
D Expedient Blast Shelters
284
E How to Make and Use a Homemade Plywood Double Action Piston Pump and
Filter
300
F Means for Providing Improved Natural Ventilation and Daylight to a
Shelter with an Emergency Exit
319
Selected References
323
Selected Index
326
THE END
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