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Thought I would share this...just in case. Hope it never happens...but you never know.
How to survive a nuclear attack
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Nuclear
North Korea
United States
Conflict
Posted 7 y ago
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Kelli, think one of the weapons we have is we use a "tactical nuke" which is a small device that is the size of a ruck sack. It is rucked deep into bad guy land then the guy with the ruck aka nuke knocks on the fortress door of the NK and says pizza man. I am sure you can guess the rest, but as you thought when they open the door the pizza man aka hero detonates the device. The device is small enough inside the fortress it will not harm any of the population of NK. However, it will melt everyone inside the fortress. I have no idea where this information came from, I think it is because my brain is a veritable warehouse of misinformation. I hope my nonsense made you smile.
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TSgt David L.
Sgt Wayne Wood - Back-pack and brief case. Largely a relic of the past. There may be updated versions but I don't have access to that kind of Tech Data any more. Re: sad face :-( LOL
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LTC Jeff Shearer
hahaha David my friend you are showing your age a little. hahaha I thought I was the only one who remember the old backpack, brief case. hahaha fun times, not really hahahaa
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I live at the end of the runway of a B-1 base,,, less than 10 miles from the center of the base,, if, as we used to say. "the balloon goes up" There would not be anything I could do to survive.
In a large scale nuclear war, which I think would happen if anyone fired off even one nuck missile, there would be no survivors. Read On The Beach.
In a large scale nuclear war, which I think would happen if anyone fired off even one nuck missile, there would be no survivors. Read On The Beach.
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Sgt Wayne Wood
On The Beach was back in the ‘Red Scare’... folks have thought things through a bit more
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MSG Stan Hutchison
Sgt Wayne Wood - That is true, but the theory behind the story was some two small countries accidently started the war, then the big powers got drawn in. Could still happen today.
IMO, if the first nuclear bomb goes off, bend over and kiss your ass good bye.
IMO, if the first nuclear bomb goes off, bend over and kiss your ass good bye.
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Sgt Wayne Wood
The problem is that instead of more LARGER yield nukes (strategic) our opponents are working on more SMALLER yield (tactical) nukes... and we haven’t.
This increases the probability of using nukes (tactical) and us standing around with our dicks in our hands.
This increases the probability of using nukes (tactical) and us standing around with our dicks in our hands.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
Sgt Wayne Wood - This is simply my opinion, but I believe that if any nukes are used, tactical or strategically, it will unleash the genie from the bottle. There would nothing left.
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My basement rates as a 20, but we have a well room that's under 16 inches of dirt and 6 inches of concrete.
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LTC Jeff Shearer
Cowboy I have seen all the post apocalyptic movies and none look to fun. If the initial blast evaporates me I guess that is as okay as the mess that comes after hahaha
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MSgt (Join to see)
It would depend on your distance from the blast, if you are in the path of a fallout plume and time spent exposed along with shielding of your hideout. Is it a true nuke and if so what yield or is it a simple dirty bomb. I am definitely NOT a fan of
Radiation and cannot be paid enough money to force me to do live source radiography. All the pizza slides seem to be from live source accidents.
Radiation and cannot be paid enough money to force me to do live source radiography. All the pizza slides seem to be from live source accidents.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
If it was from a nuclear power facility,I live roughly 35 miles from the closest one.
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