![Protect and Survive | Materials To Use For Your Fall-Out Room [7]](https://web.archive.org/web/20120513223535id_/http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/Qs2hQH33jgc/default.jpg "Protect and Survive | Materials To Use For Your Fall-Out Room [7]")
![Protect and Survive | Make Your Fall-Out Room And Refuge Now [8]](https://web.archive.org/web/20120513223535id_/http://i3.ytimg.com/vi/f1EVrv6nO54/default.jpg "Protect and Survive | Make Your Fall-Out Room And Refuge Now [8]")
![Protect and Survive | Action After Warnings [10]](https://web.archive.org/web/20120513223535id_/http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/yBBnlBe9YKU/default.jpg "Protect and Survive | Action After Warnings [10]")
![Protect and Survive | Nuclear Explosions Explained [1]](https://web.archive.org/web/20120513223535id_/http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/hPOo9mRQbTQ/default.jpg "Protect and Survive | Nuclear Explosions Explained [1]")
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![Protect and Survive | Stay At Home [4]](https://web.archive.org/web/20120513223535id_/http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/m9Z64o_AgIM/default.jpg "Protect and Survive | Stay At Home [4]")
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The films on this channel were created by the UK Government in the 1970's to be shown in the event that a nuclear war was predicted between the UK and Russia. They will show you how to survive, protect your family and live with the effects of a full scale nuclear attack.
If events in the cold war took a turn for the worst, these films would have been broadcast on all TV stations back to back to allow the public to prepare. Audio versions were also created for the radio. In reality, nuclear war would have been far worse than these films portray as they were designed to give people hope and to prevent panic if the worst came.
The films were narrated by the actor Patrick Allen and made by Richard Taylor Cartoons.
These films belong to the UK Government but can be used freely for non-profit, educational purposes.
This Crown copyright protected material may be re-used free of charge for research, non-commercial purposes and private study.
(Crown © 1976)
If events in the cold war took a turn for the worst, these films would have been broadcast on all TV stations back to back to allow the public to prepare. Audio versions were also created for the radio. In reality, nuclear war would have been far worse than these films portray as they were designed to give people hope and to prevent panic if the worst came.
The films were narrated by the actor Patrick Allen and made by Richard Taylor Cartoons.
These films belong to the UK Government but can be used freely for non-profit, educational purposes.
This Crown copyright protected material may be re-used free of charge for research, non-commercial purposes and private study.
(Crown © 1976)
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The complete collection is now online. The films in the collection are shown below:
1. Nuclear Explosions Explained (1:35) Effects of atomic weapons.
2. The Warnings (2:53) Attack, fall-out and all-clear warnings.
3. What To Do When the Warnings Sound (2:28) Immediate action drill.
4. Stay at Home (1:40) Techniques for sheltering in place.
5. Choosing a Fall-Out Room (2:06) Choosing a safe room.
6. Refuges (3:54) Building an inner refuge.
7. Materials To Use For Your Fall-out Room And Refuge (1:55) Radiation shielding materials.
8. Make Your Fall-out Room and Refuge Now (4:42) Preparing for an attack.
9. What To Put In Your Fall-out Room (3:03) Essential supplies.
10. Action After Warnings (4:13) Detailed immediate action drill.
11. Water and Food (2:41) Provisions for 14 days.
12. Sanitation (1:33) Makeshift toilet arrangements.
13. Fire Precautions (2:02) Expedient firefighting techniques.
14. The Importance Of Your Radio (1:20) Portable radio as a vital aid.
15. Life Under Fall-Out Conditions (2:51) Survival during an attack.
16. What To Do After An Attack (2:29) Post-attack actions.
17. Sanitation Care (2:40) Essential hygiene.
18. Water Consumption (1:28) Safeguarding and rationing water.
19. Food Consumption (1:40) Rationing food.
20. Casualties (1:27) Expedient casualty care and mortuary actions.
1. Nuclear Explosions Explained (1:35) Effects of atomic weapons.
2. The Warnings (2:53) Attack, fall-out and all-clear warnings.
3. What To Do When the Warnings Sound (2:28) Immediate action drill.
4. Stay at Home (1:40) Techniques for sheltering in place.
5. Choosing a Fall-Out Room (2:06) Choosing a safe room.
6. Refuges (3:54) Building an inner refuge.
7. Materials To Use For Your Fall-out Room And Refuge (1:55) Radiation shielding materials.
8. Make Your Fall-out Room and Refuge Now (4:42) Preparing for an attack.
9. What To Put In Your Fall-out Room (3:03) Essential supplies.
10. Action After Warnings (4:13) Detailed immediate action drill.
11. Water and Food (2:41) Provisions for 14 days.
12. Sanitation (1:33) Makeshift toilet arrangements.
13. Fire Precautions (2:02) Expedient firefighting techniques.
14. The Importance Of Your Radio (1:20) Portable radio as a vital aid.
15. Life Under Fall-Out Conditions (2:51) Survival during an attack.
16. What To Do After An Attack (2:29) Post-attack actions.
17. Sanitation Care (2:40) Essential hygiene.
18. Water Consumption (1:28) Safeguarding and rationing water.
19. Food Consumption (1:40) Rationing food.
20. Casualties (1:27) Expedient casualty care and mortuary actions.
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I was wondering why you have not made any modern Protect and Survive Videos.
The current videos are circa-1980's, now that more and more advances in technology have been made (Mobile phones, home computers, the internet, etc.) there are more ways to keep informed. It's also important to tell if these can work, how to use them, and if to use these at all during an attack.
Again, this is just a suggestion.
Huskykid776
Still pertinent even now.
As a child of the nuclear age, this material continues to chill me to the bone and remains poignant as other nations pursue nuclear goals.
Let others look and learn what "living under the nuclear umbrella" infers - "Protect and Survive" = "What little most people can do to prepare to kiss their sweet ass goodbye".
The only minus point is that you are missing film #7 "Materials to use for your fall-out room and refuge", 1:55 (not to be confused with film #9 "What to put in your fall-out room", 3:03).