What personal precautions have you taken in case of a nuclear or similar attack?
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click here to see:http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/7-7/Appm.htm
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VISIT\nin.dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Weapons/Personal_Defence/
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Work on your grammer before you worry about managing a nuclear reactor!
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Flashlight\n\nUse the flashlight to find your way if the power is out. Do not use candles or any other open flame for emergency lighting. \n\nBattery-powered Radio\n\nNews about the emergency may change rapidly as events unfold. You also will be concerned about family and friends in the area. Radio reports will give information about the areas most affected. \n\nPlastic Sheeting and Duct Tape (Adult, 3-day only)\n\nUse the plastic sheeting and duct tape for sheltering-in-place verses evacuation. \n\nFood\n\nEnough non-perishable food to sustain you for at least one day (three meals) if close to a workplace with stored food or three day supply if at home or other location, is suggested. Select foods that require no refrigeration, preparation or cooking, and little or no water. The following items are suggested: \n\nReady-to-eat canned meals, meats, fruits, and vegetables; \nCanned juices; and \nHigh-energy foods (granola bars, energy bars, etc.). \n\nWater\n\nKeep at least one gallon of water available, or more if you are on medications that require water or that increase thirst. Store water in plastic containers such as soft drink bottles. Avoid using containers that will decompose or break, such as milk cartons or glass bottles. \n\nMedications\n\nInclude usual non-prescription medications that you take, including pain relievers, stomach remedies, etc. If you use prescription medications, keep at least three-day's supply of these medications at your workplace. Consult with your physician or pharmacist how these medications should be stored, and your employer about storage concerns. \n\nFirst Aid Supplies\n\nIf your employer does not provide first aid supplies, have the following essentials: \n\nAbsorbent Compress 5x9 Dressing \nAdhesive Bandages (Assorted Sizes) \nAdhesive Cloth Tape 5 yds/1" \nAntibiotic Ointment Packets (approx 1g) \nAntiseptic Wipe Packets \nPackets of Aspirin (162mg) \nPair of Non-Latex Gloves (Size Large) \nScissors \nRoller Bandage 3" \nSterile Gauze Pads 3x3 \nFirst Aid Instruction Information \nAdditional Tools and Supplies to Include in Your Emergency Preparedness Kit (1-or 3-day) \n\nPaper plates and cups, plastic utensils \nNon-electric can opener \nPersonal hygiene items, including a toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, brush, soap, contact lens supplies, and feminine supplies \nPlastic garbage bags, ties (for personal sanitation uses) \nInclude at least one complete change of clothing and footwear, including a long sleeved shirt and long pants, as well as closed-toed shoes or boots \nIf you wear glasses, keep an extra pair with your workplace disaster supplies. \nGeneral Information \n\nYour kit should be adjusted based on your own personal needs. \nDo not include candles, weapons, toxic chemicals, or controlled drugs unless prescribed by a physician. \nClick here for a checklist to help further customize your Emergency Preparedness Kit (1- or 3-day).
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don't worry about it\njust make sure you're in front
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Its fine as long as you protect yourselves.  Have some fun while it lasts!
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200 tridents can ruin most countries' day.  The deterrent factor is what helped turn the tide against the soviet union back in the day.  Keep them until we no longer need them.
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The best way to protect yourself in any situation like this is to avoid maximum contact with people, but at the same time maintain a good level of fitness and eat healthy.  Washing your hands frequently is also highly advisable.
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WHAT  are you planning on an EXPLOSION
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Settle down at Moon. or Dig 100 meters down the earth construct a room there. Go to underground well before the nuclear attack. You are safe.
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wear a rainjacket. it's highly doubtful you're getting radiation from your laptop tho.
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The shockwave goes out with very destructive force (knocks buildings down, overturns cars, etc) for 1-2 miles or 2-3 km. The shockwave will still damage objects as far out as 5 miles or about 15 km. Yes, you can survive a nuclear blast. the key is to not live next to the military base, gov't buildings, etc.\n\nthe radiation is the worst part of it all. Fallout can last for a very long time, literally decades.
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You can bet on it.  Homeland Security is keeping an eye on trains, chemical plants, nuclear plants, sewage plants and seaports and all other areas that me be open to an attack.
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It's all talk. There will be enough security to avoid problems like those you encountered.
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If it's already happening, I think you should quickly hide under a desk. Or if there's a warning siren or smth, you should run to the nearest shelter or place where your government has designated it to be a place to seek refuge during such emergencies.
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Don't counter-attack in the heat of anger.\n\nCool off and PLAN.  :-))\n\nAfter awhile, the enemy will not be expecting it.
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A good way is by pressure; e.g. the Works bomb. If you would be more specific, that might help. Don't hurt yourself, either.