Nuclear War Survival Skills Book
Description
This field-tested guide to surviving a nuclear attack is written by a revered civil defence expert. In this book learn how to: Make your own radiation meter, decide whether to evacuate, construct your own fallout shelter, keep your water safe from contamination and more. Richly illustrated, this volume also includes detailed plans for 6 nuclear fallout shelters and 2 nuclear blast shelters. Recognised across the world as a key source for nuclear survival techniques. Full of practical instructions and preventative measures, Nuclear War Survival Skills is based on years of meticulous scientific research conducted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.Specifications
Nuclear War Survival Skills Book
This field-tested guide to surviving a nuclear attack is written by a revered civil defence expert. In this book learn how to: Make your own radiation meter, decide whether to evacuate, construct your own fallout shelter, keep your water safe from contamination and more. Richly illustrated, this volume also includes detailed plans for 6 nuclear fallout shelters and 2 nuclear blast shelters. Recognised across the world as a key source for nuclear survival techniques. Full of practical instructions and preventative measures, Nuclear War Survival Skills is based on years of meticulous scientific research conducted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
- ISBN: 9781634502979
- Format: Paperback
- Language: English
- Number Of Pages: 336
- Published: 19th January 2016
- Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.
- Country of Publication: US
- Dimensions: 15.6cm x 22.9cm x 2cm
- Weight: 603g
Ratings & Reviews
1 review
Very Informative Guide to the Realistic Expectations of What would Happen in a Thermonuclear Exchange
by Dave -
Its a little outdated (seems to be written in the 80s) but the book itself has some incredibly good information and goes into the realistic scenarios behind what would happen if a nuclear war did break out (which makes you realise just how much BS on the subject is floating around even in survival groups). What i found particularly good is the instructions for building your own make shift bomb shelter or radiation meter using every day materials you can find around the house (the small tins of buttered mushrooms you get at coles are the perfect size for the radiation meter by the way), which give expected construction times, and the very clear and concise way they are all laid out.