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radxsays...Bert listens to Civil Defence Radio.
ulysses1904says...I remember as late as 1970 when I was in 5th grade they had us doing drills in the hallway where we would huddle against the wall.
BSRsays...Yes. In our schools in N.J. they had 3 types of drills.
Fire drill, atomic bomb and air raid.
Atomic bomb we would stand in the hall facing the wall with our arms crossed up in front of our face. For the air raids we would stay in the classroom and get on the floor under our desks.
I'm not sure any of us were really afraid at the time. We just did whatever they told us to do. I was in 5th grade in 1965-66.
I remember as late as 1970 when I was in 5th grade they had us doing drills in the hallway where we would huddle against the wall.
eric3579says...*promote
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Mordhaussays...Thankfully school desks in that time were made of lead and asbestos.
StukaFoxsays...I lived near a SAC base during the 80s, and when the wind was blowing the right direction, I could hear the alert klaxon from the base. Then a stream of B-52s would lumber skyward, engines trailing black smoke.
More than a few times when this happened I wondered if Reagan had pushed the button and I was now 15 minutes from being vaporized.
* flash *
* sizzle *
mxxconsays...Interesting analysis related to this video
PlayhousePalssays...The pantry in the basement was the 'safe room' in our house. Too many spiders there for me!
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