Civil Defence Bulletin - Introduction and No. 1
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@boggedmaffus military bases or training areas most likely or maybe to cut electrity or supply lines or just to kill more of us and just a wee not it wouldnt have been the russians it would have been the u.s.s.r
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So if a nuclear explosion goes off I just have to be on the lookout for a cartoon cloud with arrows coming out of it?
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the music that starts at one minute five seconds is pretty creepy... sounds like something they should play in a star wars movie when darth vader walks by.
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I would have written that book cheaply. It would have just said "You're Fucked! Thanks for all the tax."
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3:10 - Why would the Russians nuke the Brecon Beacons?! :p
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3:10 - Why would the Russians nuke the Brecon Beacons?!
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1:07 - The music of death
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"It produces three main hazaaaaaards" =P
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@iamnicolekidman It's a common misconception that the UK only uses the metric system especially in countries like the USA. In fact, we invented the imperial system and it was brought over to the US. We have gallons, pints, feet, inches and miles etc. and most people prefer to use imperial. Metic is a very current measurement which is being forced against the UK by the EU but most people resist it. In fact, our road signs are in miles, yards, feet and inches!!
I have never heard the word "hazards" pronounced as he does in this!!
mattyb1980 4 years ago 11
The issue about fallout & Chernobyl is that they are 2 very different things. Experience with atomic tests, Hiroshima & Nagasaki is that fallout decays according to the following, if doserate at H+1 = R then at H + 7 it is R/7, at H + 49 it is R/100 and at H + 14 days it becomes R/1000. These are approximations. In the case of Chernobyl what was released was long half-life isotopes of relatively high purity. A-bomb products contain a lot of short-life isotopes due to induced radiation etc.
intercomsec 1 year ago 4